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Others wounded in sunday night's attacks which appear to have been carried out by two suicide bombers, according to ugandan police officials, now the u.s. government has pledged support for uganda in tracking down those responsible. >> and, tom, you mentioned the death of that american, he was 25 years old from wilmington, delaware. do we have any information that proves that this information targeted the game because they knew that americans would be there and targeted the party watching the games because they knew americans would be there? >> there's no indication that they knew that america...

All of the headlines, still is not talking. >> reporter: the bond girl in the spy story, anna chapman, was always the life of the party. >> we met before. it's great to meet you again. >> reporter: but she remains in solitary confinement in a brooklyn jail, bail denied. in courts around the country, prosecutors argue that the nine others in the alleged ring should also be denied bail. most importantly, because christopher metsos, their accused paymaster, jumped bail within 24 hours of his arrest in cypress, setting off a frantic manhunt on land and sea, as nbc tom aspell reports. >> reporter: ...

That there is a new plume of ash creating problems in scandinavia. are people kind of on pins and needles thinking this could happen all over again throughout europe? >> reporter: well, i think many people are watching that but as i understand it's about 10,000 feet. >> right. >> reporter: so the airlines are getting over it rather than around it just flying at a higher altitude but they are watching it closely. i don't think anybody wants to go through last week again i'm sure they do not. nbc's tom aspell live in our london bureau. thanks greatly. former alaska governor sarah palin is expe...

Meanwhile, pope benedict has accepted the rez egg nation of a prominent bishop in ireland as a result of the church abuse scandal in that country. bishop james moriarty is the third irish bishop to step down in the past four months. and european authorities say air traffic should near normal levels today after a volcano in iceland caused a week of unprecedented disruptions. nearly all of europe's 28,000 scheduled flights including 300 transatlantic routes are operating. pretty much every plane is packed as airlines try to get hundreds of thousands of stranded travelers to their destinations,...

Dealing with flight cancellations and problems, as we mentioned. >> that's right, tamron. but 90% of all traffic is flying in europe today. the biggest problem is to shift waiting passengers onto flights, those who had already booked flights today, for example, will be loaded. and those waiting with tickets valid earlier this week when the airspace was closed will be loaded in order of importance. people with medical needs, small children, et cetera, and those that have been stranded longest. in some cases the airlines will need bigger airplanes. and this will take some shifting around, both o...