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Icelandic crisis response headquarters in the capital reykjavik are alarmed they have been monitoring the volcanoes every slightest move twenty four hours a day. iceland is preparing for a cataclysmic eruption deep underneath the volcano a magma chamber is trembling and shifting continuously. and they will show you here i left. just. it's kind of on piers who look at just this is from two thousand and five and here in two thousand and seventeen years just to see this in place and it doesn't really matter what you look if you look at three months here earthquake rate if you look at the market t...

Seeing all across this city. it's dangerously cold here today. there have been several fatalities recorded across the midwest and the northeast. in pittsburgh, they've closed down schools. in michigan, they're asking people to turn down the thermometer to save energy. we know these cold conditions are going to continue for another day or two here. many people, though, are looking forward to the weekend where we'll see a warm-up. it will be still very, very cold here but certainly warmer than it is now. >> i think folks looking forward to that. pull back the curtain. how many layers do you have...

A dozen others most of the skirt skiers hit by falling rocks near the volcano a soldier died of an avalanche triggered by the eruption. a powerful earthquake in the pacific ocean has prompted tsunami warnings for parts of alaska and canada the epicenter of the eight point two magnitude quake was about two hundred fifty kilometers southeast of alaska island tsunami warnings were ordered for the entire u.s. west coast and why. u.s. lawmakers have agreed on a temporary spending bill reopening the government after a three day shutdown democrats had refused to back support any of the public and bef...

Congestion flowing at lower altitudes. europe has an average of 28,000 flights a day so, even if you put up a fraction of those, it would be too many airplanes at low altitudes because there isn't room to maneuver they have to take evasive action. and jet engines use more fuel at lower altitudes so the airlines are probably discounting that for the time being. >> tom aspell, thanks. a veteran pilot is highlighting just how serious volcanic ash is when it comes to airplanes. captain rob shapiro appeared on the "today" show a short time ago. >> you're absolutely aware of the level of activity ...