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another glorious spring day here in new york city. >> tax day, don't forget, everybody. >> what? i hadn't heard that yet today. >> there's hope. we'll talk about that later. also ahead this morning, everybody's still talking about how it's possible that that 11-year-old girl in florida survived alone in that swamp invested with alley gatorss and snakes for four days. we're hearing from her parents for the first time this morning and we'll be speaking exclusively with a pastor, a good friend of the family who can fill fuss a little more with what she went through. but first this morni...

don't fun the largesse being proposed. we need to cut taxes so our families can keep more of what we earn and produce. and our small businesses can reinvest according to our own priorities and hire more people and let the private sector grow and thrive and prosper! [ cheering ] >> that's how our economy comes roaring back to life. if washington really wanted to help create jobs, they can jumpstart some of our energy projects. we can pave the way for proven conventional sources of energy, resource development with nuclear and clean coal technology and on and offshore drilling. [ cheer...

treacherous it was. look at this. lighting up the sky and phone lines, from missouri to michigan. boy. that is not your average falling star. >> we're not going to see as many planes in the sky because that volcano is bringing air traffic to a grinding halt all around the globe. more airports in europe are closing at every hour. and all flights have been suspended at london's heathrow airport, one of the busiest in the world. after that volcano erupted in iceland, more than 1,000 miles away. >> but it could have ripple effects at home. there's jfk airport in new york. that's a br...

good evening. it hasn't happened since 9/11, flights grounded across the globe. but today, the cause of all this chaos wasn't a terrorist strike, but an act of god. a massive volcanic eruption in iceland has created a thick cloud of dust, ash and glass that's been spreading over europe all day, making flying there impossible. dozens of air ports have been closed, disrupting thousands of flights, many of them in this country. hubs of thousands of travelers are stranded tonight, so we begin at the hardest hit airport in london with nick watt. >> reporter: good evening, george. well, th...

as our cameras show how treacherous it was. look at this. lighting up the sky and phone lines, from missouri to michigan. boy. that is not your average falling star. >> we're not going to see as many planes in the sky because that volcano is bringing air traffic to a grinding halt all around the globe. more airports in europe are closing at every hour. and all flights have been suspended at london's heathrow airport, one of the busiest in the world. after that volcano erupted in iceland, more than 1,000 miles away. >> but it could have ripple effects at home. there's jfk airport ...