>> jen delgado, thank you so much.going to like this story because these guys are very small. they're very famous. these are extremely rare snow leopards. take a look at them. they are nine weeks old. they're the latest attraction at the zoo in switzerland. how cute are they? the triplets have blue eyes, silver-gray coats and black spots just like mom and dad. the only thing they don't have so far are names. weigh in here, we're at facebook >>> when we come back, a convicted terror leader goes to prison. what now for his followers? >>> then, greece on edge, for the first time, the euro zone faces the possibility of a member state defaulting on its debts. the former haefd the world bank talks to us about that. no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to ...get in the way. not anymore. ink introduces jot. a real time expense app that lets you track and categorize expenses on the go. so you can get back to the business you love. jot, the latest innovation from chase. only for ink customers. downlo

jen delgado at the weather center. nina?rew, tom ford is nothing if not a force in the fashion industry. he launched his own label after turning around a struggling fashion house named gucci. he is talk iing anjali rao and directed "a single man" and he says he realized that fashion design and film production are really not all that different after all. >> it felt totally natural to me and, you know, i have to say i have had a house in los angeles for a long time, i have an office there. i know a lot of people in the film industry. everyone was incredibly supportive. there's a line that i think people in hollywood can nice you to death and you have to take it with a grain of salt but they're polite and supportive. so, i thought, well, everyone thought i can really do this. it wasn't until after i had made my film every interviewer said it was it like having -- >> how sweet. >> people thought i was crazy? people didn't think i could do this? i had a very clear picture of what i wanted the film to be and i'm not going to stay

jen delgado is live. >> that photo do, you think that gentleman didn't know he might be attracting af the street just spread eagle out there, but whatever. >> so true. >> let's talk more about weather. for today, things have been a lot better through parts of australia. we're talking about south wales, over the last several days rainfall totals have been incredible. let's go to the video showing widespread flooding coming out of australia. a city is actually buried in water in some locations. you can see the roadways cut off by water in some areas. we're talking about this area. look how high it is. in some locations we're talking about the water roughly 6 feet. it's going to take days, weeks before we start to see improvement. of course, they talk so much about australia and how they've been dealing with bad weather. as i show you, things have really quieted down but weather is going to deteriorate for the north island of new zealand as well as through saturday. now, a look across the uk and as well the western parts of europe. more heavy rain sweeping in from the west. you're going

>> jen delgado, thank you. >>> some other stories we're talking about today.nd announcement, no news conference, just a homemade video that was linked to a twitter account. that's how nba star shaquille o'neill announced his retirement. the 39-year-old's been struggling with injuries. he started his message by saying, we did it, 19 years, baby. i want to thank you very much and that is why i am telling you first. >>> everything you see here is for sale. the shoes, the paintings, some of the other household items here. they all once belonged to bernie madoff, serving a 150-year sentence. all of these possessions are being auctioned on friday in miami. the money's going to be used to help compensate his victims. >>> and take a look at this. this is something you can't buy. tourists found this message in a bottle while swimming off a miami beach. a local tv station there 7 news got in touch with the man who launched this message in a bottle all the way on the other side of atlantic. he said he had thrown hundreds of bottles into the ocean over the last 15 years,

jennifer delgado has more on that. jen? >>> that was certainly a big disruption and for today travelers will still need to check ahead. the volcano is still erupting which means we will see the potential for more of that ash to be pushed over towards the east of chile. there is the site of the volume kay know that has been erupting. we are still dealing with the ash so with the winds coming in it's going to continue to push that ash over to the east. as i show you on the satellite imagery you can see how it spread over to areas including buenos aires yesterday and that's why we had those delays. so when you're dealing with volcanic ash like this, really just can't get too upset because it's all up to mother nature. winds will continue to come out of the west. we'll see the winds roughly around 70 will be very strong in the upper level so that's going to have the potential to carry it pretty far away and of course we talked about those delays through areas including australia as well as new zealand yesterday and that potenti