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Affect and a lot of times fly into eastern europe and try and truck cargo all over europe and it is affecting delivery times and they are keeping the customers updated on an hour by hour basis. that is how quickly things are changing for them. in schools, and the u.k., there is a question whether or not schools have to shut down, a lot of teachers and students were on easter break, coming back today and the question is, who actually shows up, over the next week, you can have school if there are no teachers and students and we'll watch that story, also, stores, anything that is fresh with a she...

Worrying thing as well is what we're being told by the italian aviation authorities. they said they had to close their airspace in the north of the country. there is not much sign it's going to get any better. to give you an idea of the problem. 16,000 flights have been cancelled so far today. normally you would have about 28,000 flights to europe. you can see the aviation industry is losing a huge amount of money as a result of this. but the effect on businesses is also going to be felt. this, of course, is the end of the easter break, many people trying to get back to their work to jobs and ...

>> half past the hour of 6:00 on a monday morning. thanks for shariing your time with us today. last week, the unemployment benefits ran out for over 200,000 laid off workers when the senate failed to reach an agreement before they went on easter break. democrats will need at least one republican vote as they try to end debate on the issue. republicans want to use stimulus money to pay for the $9 billion extension. democrats say that money is supposed to go towards creating jobs. >> thanks. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they want a smooth confirmation process for whoever replaces su...

Months. >> right. >> you've got the senate that went home for the easter break, leaving 200,000 people to roll off their benefits. we are told they'll address that first thing when they come back on monday, but tony, you're also starting to see a renewed discussion about how long ex10ed unemployment benefits are going to continue. you can give benefits in some places up to 99 weeks. the average length of unemployment is 3 two weeks. at what point do you have a vigorous discussion about how much it's costing to keep people on benefits for 99 weeks and at what point they stop with all these exte...

That easter break, huh, carl appreciate it very much, carl cameron, capitol hill. trace: taking you to the east room of the white house, we are five minutes away by our clock from the president coming in to sign this health care reform. if we use the word of major garrett, celebration, it is for all intents and purposes that, we see it going on there, we saw pictures -- there you see health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius coming in, anthony weiner is taking pictures with a number of different people. i'm not even sure if that is kathleen sebelius. it's hard to tell. i want to br...