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center told me where the cloud was heading next. >> it's likely to affect the air space of northern parts of europe, specifically parts of northern germany and denmark as we go into wednesday. the plume itself is about five kls and that's the level at which it's poss dense. ifÑi anything, the con sentrati within the plume is weakening. so that's good news. in the u.k., the worst is over and we're not expecting so much in the way of disruption as we saw in the last 24 hours. the big unknown, if you like, is the nature of what's happening within the volcano itself. after the initial huge eruption earlier on in the week, things have been settling down to some extent. that's not to say that it won't erupt again later in the week. it's a big tall order, to know what's going to happen for the four or five days ahead. >> everybody is looking at the forecast, particularly here in the u.k., because that seems to be the most important gauge of finding out what's going on with that ash cloud. how much pressure on you to get it right, and can you? >> the point is to stress that, no, we can't in any great detai

ash from a volcanic eruption has begun to hit air traffic in northern europe. air lingus, easyjet and klm are among flights that are canceled to and from scotland. it is expected to hit northern ireland and northern england shortly. forced the cancellation of thousands of flights previously, causing travel chaos across europe. here is our science correspondent. >> it is happening all over again. a tower of ash ballooning in the sky above iceland. and a wind that is blowing the stuff our way. it is not the same volcano, but the ash is blasted higher. aviation authorities are warning flights will be disrupted. >> some parts of the u.k. will have destruction as early as tomorrow. and some possibility that by the end of the week that might be more widespread, but it is variable. we have low pressure president, and that means weather patterns could change. >> once again, all eyes are on iceland. this is where the ash cloud has moved since saturday. it will head over scotland during the night tonight. the eruption is much bigger than the one last year. it is stirring

but fortunately what we can see is that the situation is improving in northern europe, for insans the u. k., the spirit market is growing. so germany is also very well, not to forget about eastern europe, which is absolutely booming. >> tom: have you been growing the company through acquisitions, certainly over the last decade, back in 2001 you bought a good chunk of seagrams wine and spirits in 2005 a partnership and then got the absolute vodka brand in 2008. there's been salk r talk of a big competitor interested in cuervo. are you interested in cuervo? >> well, our position today is not to make any further acquisition for the time being. you mentioned the three acquisitions, i should mention that altogether it represented 20 billion euros of investment. so now the focus is really to continue to develop the company, and we communicated to the market target, which is by june 2012, the main focus. >> tom: so looking now to pay down the debt that you incured by the acquisition strategy, as opposed to going out and looking for growth via purchases? >> it's definitely for the time being

opening up across the top of russia, causing a third of summer journeys for cargo ships from northern europe to the far east. new fishing grounds are being uncovered and the arctic council signed its first treaty, a tentative step, perhaps, towards dividing the spoils. >> four years ago this month, madeleine mccann disappeared while on holiday with her parents and twin brother and sister. her mother kate mccann has published a rell have atory book about her daughter's disappearance, the international hunt and all that has followed since. based in part on a journal she's kept since that day, the third of may 2007, she writes that pedophiles make her want to rip her skin off and physical intimacy with her husband was impossible at her lowest ebb. >> during the days following her disappearance, you were very restrained, very quiet. and that was obviously your way of dealing with what was going on. but in a sense, you've opened up in this book, particularly about your own relationship. how hard was that to do? >> i think i am quite a private person, so it hasn't come naturally, to be honest. i t

the cloud is expected to spread causing more flight problems in northern europe.ncerns about that ash had president obama leaving ireland on air force one a day earlier than planned. he and the first lady arrive in london this morning. aside from serious business to contend to, he'll meet with prince william and his new bride, the former kate middleton. but mr. obama's arrival in ireland made him the toast of the town. >>> massive crowds packed a park in dublin to welcome an american president reveling in his irish ancestry. >> hello, ireland! >> president obama touted his irish roots and told governors he was looking to reclaim his true last name. >> i've come home to find the apostrophe that we lost somewhere along the way. >> the president said the u.s. and ireland have a centuries old relationship found by history, friendship, and shared values. >> you can say there's been a little green behind the red, white, and blue. >> people by the tens of thousands crowded streets around the city center to hear the president speak. most barely got a view. but it didn't m

fears are that it could affect travel across northern europe. the main airport in iceland is closed until later today, at least. so far, only about 40 international flights have been canceled. >>> the volcanic ash did not affect air force one as it carried the president and his wife on their european trip. the first stop is in ireland. mr. obama is making a sent mental trip to monemoneygal. they visited this tiny village that was home to his great, great grand father on his mother's side. >>> the republican race for president has undergone major reshuffle. former minnesota governor tim pawlenty released a video overnight to declare his candidacy. he'll be making a more formal announcement this morning in iowa. before that, he'll join us on "good morning america." just hours before, iowa governor mitch daniels announced he will not run for the nomination. mostly out of family concerns. newt gingrich is still on the defensive over his $500,000 bill at tiffanys. he refused to say what he bought, saying it's private. >>> tucson, arizona elementary s

he's a giving political space for islamist to extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe. all the stories we're covering and much much more available on our website regular updates and eye catching videos waiting for you at our team dot com here's what's a click away right now. u.s. congress proposes cutting funds for controversial body scanners at airports detectors will slam is an invasion of privacy and some also question their effectiveness plus. classical music goes underground moscow's metro prepares a treat for late night commuters as the lucky five hundred get tickets to a special pouncer part of the capital's museum night experience all this and more coming. here now to some other stories making headlines across the globe sixteen people have been killed as israeli troops shoot at pro palestinian protesters at the lebanese syrian and gaza borders clashes broke out on what palestinians call nakba day marking the anniversary of the founding of the jewish state when many palestinians lost their homes security officials said there were injuries as well horses fired at

. >> and on the ground, 500 flights are cancelled as ash sweeps over northern europe.ts of german airspace will close tomorrow morning. thousands of passengers are affected by the fresh travel nightmare, barely a year after another eruption in iceland forced the biggest closure of the european airspace since world war ii. authorities hope this time things won't be quite as bad. our correspondent has been tracking the ash cloud. >> a satellite view of the north atlantic, the bright pink area swirling across the mid is the volcanic ash, not easy to follow exactly where it's going. >> there is no mistaking the cloud rising in iceland, but once the winds take hold of the ash, there is no guarantee of tracking it. this is the latest estimate by the weather office, the red areas is where it is most dense, but there aren't enough instruments to give a precise picture minute by minute, so how are they keeping watch? >> here at the office in exiter, this is one of a network of 20 or so devices up and down the country used to try to keep track of the ash cloud. it fires a laser

effect a fiscal union and for that we need a lot what do we need where we need the country from northern europe to say we accept to pay for us of the neighbors however appear to be extremely unlikely i think that the issue of greece exiting. the euro is probably going to be. an outcome which is going to happen. what i not have a quick look at some other world headlines in brief in our world update this hour an explosion has rocked yemen's capital killing pretty people according to the authorities there your position says the cause was government troops bombing residential areas comes as fighting rages for the fourth day in the capital very much time over seventy people being killed yemen's leader refuses to sign a deal to step down the spike the escalating. in nepal police and protesters have clashed outside the country's parliament after failing to bring new constitution legislative body is said to be dissolved by the weekend even a country government five years ago become trees promised rebel renounce the revolution to start the peace process the country is still in turmoil just a few hours o

effect a fiscal year year and for that we need what do we need where we need the country from northern europe to say we accept to pay for us or the neighbors that however appear to be extremely unlikely so i think that the issue of greece exiting the the euro is probably going to be. an outcome which is going to happen. before corrina joins us with the business news let such out some of the other world headlines at the moment in our world update an explosion has rocked yemen's capital killing twenty eight people according to the authorities there the opposition says the cause was government troops bombing residential areas becomes as fighting rages for the fourth day in the capital during which time over seventy people being killed yemen's leader refuses to sign a deal to step down despite the escalating violence. in the pool police and protesters have clashed outside the country's parliament after failing to agree a new constitution the legislative body is set to be dissolved by the we can't even a country with no government five years ago the country's communist rebels were announced the re

he's a he's a giving political space for islamist extremism in the north of nordic countries in northern europe you can follow all of the stories we're covering on our website regular updates and eye catching video with there for you what are. his what's online right now. the u.s. congress proposes to cut funds for controversial body scanners at airports detectors were slammed as an invasion of privacy and some have also questioned their effectiveness plus. classical music. goes underground moscow's metro prepares a treat for a late night commuters as a lucky five hundred when taken to a special concert as part of the hospital's museum night experience all this and more a click away. the operator of japan's quake at fukushima nuclear plant has agreed to cut costs and allow investigation to return for government help with paying out compensation a car allies facility has been leaking radiation into the sea for more than two months professor roger robert jacobs from the hiroshima peace and security says we still don't know the full extent of the damage fears are much more serious than we were tol

it moves towards europe more than five hundred delays and cancellations have been reported in northern europe following saturday's eruption last year ash from another icelandic volcano left millions stranded after european air space was closed for a week. rescue teams are continuing to pick through the rubble in the u.s. city of joplin after a series of devastating twisters pummeled it over the weekend at least one hundred forty people were killed around and five hundred others injured the storms the deadliest in the last sixty years i've also destroyed thousands of buildings causing mass damage to the city's infrastructure more tornadoes have already hit oklahoma and kansas was further storms expected hundreds of somalia served falling ill while barrels of nuclear waste are frequently found on the shores of the country but who is dumping them there and who's making money from people's deaths and watch a documentary coming your way time here in our. me . i want a warm welcome to our team's business. russia's economic growth is accelerating propped up by strong commodities prices their economi

political space for islamist extremism in the north of nordic countries in northern europe. president did have said this week that the killing of osama bin laden by u.s. special forces was beneficial to russia's national security too but he warned that the death of the al qaeda leader was if not he end of terrorism as the organization is still sending agents to russia and other countries the president vowed that special forces will continue to take a hard line against extremism russia's anti-terrorist has recently killed a two high ranking al qaida operatives in the north caucasus. a day of violence in the middle east has seen israeli troops fire on protesters along three hostile borders as demonstrators attempted to cross into the country prime minister netanyahu said he hoped calm would return but warned the country is determined to protect its territorial integrity sixteen people were killed when troops opened fire near the lebanese syrian and gaza borders the clashes that broke out on a day that marks the anniversary of the founding of the jewish state where many palesti

he's a giving political space for islamists think extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe a day of violence in the middle east has seen israeli troops fire on protesters along three hostile borders as demonstrators attempted to cross into the country prime minister netanyahu said he hoped calm would return but wonder the country is determined to protect its territorial integrity sixteen people were killed when troops opened fire near the lebanese syrian and gazan borders the clashes broke out on it not but day that marks the anniversary of the founding of the jewish state when many palestinians lost their homes security official said they sustained injuries as well tear gas and rubber bullets were used in the attempt to stop the protesters crossing into israel analyst and writer stephen leatherman says such actions will not serve israel immature brah. it is never self-defense we're israel and terrorists peaceful protesters these were peaceful protesters but this is near special this is below i'm christian they're not by the commemoration. me nearly tens of thousands have j

he's a he's a giving political space for islamist extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe and these are very dangerous phenomena he sleeve three of the international and the russian will be. some international and the russian law so are giving protection for all kinds of. and to governmental activities against russia from terrorists to call to the artificial opposition movement that cetera and this is so one case of this kind of. example of these kind of activities that he has served very strong political support in finland of course not by all finnish political it's all or all finnish government on the whole but several. very. influential finnish political figures for example here to hold. who's the most and the russian the political. activist who needs europe today and she you have she's a member of parliament she actually is the corporate thing with caused also very actively against russia by all means. many human rights activists and the chairman of the finnish caucuses friendship society many thanks. are coming up for you in just a few minutes the asian tiger. if you

effect a fiscal year year and for that we need work what do we need where we need countries from northern europe to say we accept to pay for us or the neighbors however appear to be extremely unlikely so i think that the issue of greece exiting the euro is probably going to be. an outcome which is going to happen. you would r.t. now if you start to dead gazans hospitalize and hundred ten all of the result of a brutal crackdown on anti-government rally on the eve of georgia's independence presiding over a military parade just hours later president saakashvili claimed the justice had prevailed finishing off what was a bloody and two daughters a day of rage surfing for transmission. of independence a military parade is going ahead. now he was talking about freedom of speech for the georgian people but that comes on the back of a so extreme force from his police forces last night as they disperse the protesters gathered at the main parliament square now he also. he was going to defend the country from external forces and the protesters yesterday didn't want freedom of speech so they wanted was vixen

a he's a giving political space for islamistic extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe. you are with r.t. and you can always follow the stories we're covering here by doing so on our web site regular updates eye catching videos are all waiting for you would r.t. dot com here's a some of what's online right now i know the u.s. congress proposes to cut funds for controversial body scanners at airports the detectors were slammed for an invasion of privacy or some have also questioned their effectiveness also. classical music it goes underground moscow's metro prepares a treat for late night commuters with a lucky five hundred win tickets to a special concert as part of the capital's museum might experience more details on that and so much more at r.t. dot com. the operator of japan's quake hit fukushima nuclear plant has agreed to cut costs and allow an investigation in return for government help with paying out compensation to paralyzed facility has been leaking radiation into the sea for over two months now professor robert jacobs from the hiroshima peace interview says

he's a he's a giving political space for islamist extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe. jury now to some other stories making headlines across the globe sixteen people have been killed as israeli troops shot at pro palestinian protesters in the lebanese syrian and gaza borders is broke out on one palestinians call knock a day in marking yet a verse or three of the founding of the jewish state where many palestinians lost their homes security officials said there were injuries as well forces fired at protesters to prevent crowds from crossing the israeli border. the u.s. has opened massive flood gates in louisiana to avert inundation in cities along the mississippi river thousands of square miles of land will be engulfed in the flow is the first time in forty years the level of the river has forced the floodgates open official say twenty five thousand people and more than ten thousand buildings could be affected. at least six passengers have been killed after a bus was hit by a roadside bomb near at garrison town in eastern pakistan twenty others were wounded it's the se

effect a fiscal year year and for that we need what what do we need what we need the country from northern europe to say we accept to pay for us of the neighbors that however appear to be extremely unlikely so i think that the issue of greece exiting the euro is probably going to be. an outcome which is going to happen. you with r.t. law from moscow next it's kareena with the business. and . welcome to business thanks for joining me this the ration of russia's oil and gas which is back on track as oil major b.p. falls by the wayside state run rawson have to isn't talks with shell about becoming their new partner the nail in the coffin of the b.b.c. deal came with the russian energy minister saying the strategic alliance between wall snapped and b.p. is unlikely to be revived after the split ross now has been looking for a new partner with arctic drilling experience but a large b.p. shell says a share swap deal with rosneft is not an option shell already holds a stake in the gas prom led so highly into project russian spy east. russia's accession to the world trade organization has already taken a

kingdom to iceland instead of just a few flights the whole of the united kingdom and a lot of northern europe would have been closed down as it was last year so things are different so there was an overreaction then last year an exaggeration of the problem. well last year this is the very first time in the history of aviation that's one hundred seven years it was at the time since the wright brothers invented powered flight there had never been a european incident so the aviation world in europe was completely and utterly taken by surprise of europe as a coordinated body there may be a political union called the european union but we discovered that the aviation community had no system for acting together now since that time not only have they said look we have established since that time that airplanes can fly very much more dense than we thought and they have allowed that to take place but they they have also europe has now set up an aviation crisis coordination center so when things like this happen at least everybody's talking to each other and singing from the same hymn sheet just finall

a he's a giving political space for islamistic extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe. president medvedev said this week that the killing of osama bin laden by u.s. special forces was beneficial to russia's national security too but he warned that the death of the al qaeda leader was not the end of terrorism as the organization is still sending agents to russia and other countries the president vowed that special forces will continue to take a hard line against extremism russia's anti-terrorist drive has recently killed two high ranking al qaeda operatives in the north caucasus. now let's have a look at some more international news making headlines this hour. sixteen people have been killed as israeli troops shot at pro palestinian protesters at the lebanese syrian and gaza borders the clashes broke out on a day that marks the anniversary of the founding of the jewish state when many palestinians lost their homes security officials said there were injuries as well the forces fired at protesters to prevent crowds from crossing the israeli border. the u.s. has opened a m

if school year year and for that we need what what do we need to what we need the country from northern europe to say we accept to pay for us or the neighbors that however appears to be extremely unlikely i'm going to medical last tuesday was in fact complaining that countries from southern europe such as greece such as portugal for instance too many holidays and didn't work enough because the germans are extremely afraid of reliving the relation of nine hundred eighty nine where there were tension between west germany and east germany and consumers and households in west germany were saying well we're bailing out the east we don't want to do that again we don't want to do that again so it looks like argue america will you very tough job ahead of her of convincing her electors in effect that we need to bail out countries such as greece to be able to keep the single currency that general wants to do that i don't believe so unfortunately we'll have to leave it there because we're running out of time thanks very much indeed for sharing your views thank you is well there's economist alexander ally

a he's a giving political space for islamistic extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe. if you would r.t. live from moscow and you can always follow the stories we're covering here on our website regular updates eye catching videos waiting for you at our seat dot com let's check out some of the items that are waiting for you at the moment and u.s. congress proposes to cut funds for controversial body scanners at airports the detectives were slammed for an invasion of privacy also question their effectiveness also. classical music that goes underground metro prepares a treat for late night commuters as a lucky five hundred win tickets to a special concert as part of the capital's museum experience more for you party dot com. right as we run into other top stories of the week let's check out some of today's international headlines now and at least eight people have been killed as israeli troops shot up pro palestinian protesters at the lebanese syrian and gaza borders the clashes broke out on a day that marks the anniversary of the founding of the jewish state when many p

effect a fiscal year year and for that we need what what do we need what we need the country from northern europe to say we accept to pay for us of the neighbors that however appear to be extremely unlikely so i think that the issue of greece exiting the euro is probably going to be. an outcome which is going to happen. well let's have a quick look at some other world headlines before we get to business news with kareena and first we go to yemen update an explosion there is rocks the capital killing twenty eight people according to the authorities opposition says the cause was government troops bombing residential areas it comes as fighting rages for the fourth day in the capital during which found over seventy people killed him as leader refused to sign a deal to step down despite the escalating violence. in the fall police and protesters are classed outside the country's parliament after failing to agree a new constitution and legislative body is said to be dissolved by the weekend even the country no government five years ago the country's communist rebels renounced the revolution to start a p

a fiscal year year and for that we need a lot what do we need where we need the country from northern europe to say we accept to pay for us of the neighbors that however appear to be extremely unlikely so i think that the issue of greece exiting the euro is probably going to be. an outcome which is going to happen you with our team now it takes a certain kind of stamina to plunge into an icy ocean but it's all in a day's work with a determined diver's of antartica in his later report from the south pole shaun thomas meets the explorers keeping their cool in the name of science. kick back would plunge into frigid antarctic waters certainly is not with him it but this crew is making this dive regular experience all in the name of science. the main purpose of our trip to talk to is to establish a foundation for monitoring different species living on the bottom of the ocean we are studying the distribution of animals that live there and we are studying their nature each day during the short summer season as crew makes multiple trips out to sea where they get a firsthand look at what's below the

he's a he's a giving political space for islamist extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe. well you can always full of the stories we're covering here on our website regular updates eye catching videos are all waiting for you right now r.t. dot com here are a couple of items that you can check out of the moment and the u.s. congress proposes to cut funds for a controversial body scanners of airports the detectors were slammed for an invasion of privacy while some of also questioned their effectiveness also. a school of music that goes underground moscow's a metro but there's a treat for late night commuters as unlucky five hundred win tickets to a special concert as part of the capital's museum experience or more details on that and some much more at the bottom. of the operator of japan's quake hit fukushima nuclear plant has agreed to cut costs and allow an investigation in return for government help with paying out compensation to paralyzed a facility has been leaking radiation into the sea for over two months now professor robert jacobs from the peace and security says

subsiding, it seems, but ash from that eruption which began at the weekend is drifting across northern europeat least two airports are close and all are set to shut down 45 minutes from all. denmark, southern sweden and norway are also closely watching the movements. this is what the volcanic movement looks like from above. they've canceled some 500 flights from scotland and over northern england. >>> cnn has correspondents right across europe covering this latest volcanic eruption. fred has more. they will be relieved to wake up this morning to the news that the skies will be largely clear. the ash clouds or what's left of it will be leaving the british airspace. after flights were canceled and airports were closed, we're told the services should be returning to normal. the airports of glasgow and others are expected to open. british airways, easyjet, they hope to be offering regular services as well. so tremendous relief there, particularly given the fact that the heavy concentration of ash did not move to the southeast corner of england. we are told that some of the british airlines have c

he's a he's a giving political space for islamist extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe can always find more of the stories we're covering on our website regular updates and eye catching videos waiting for you with. here's what's online right now. in the u.s. congress proposes to cut funds for controversial body scanners at airports detectors were slammed for an invasion of privacy while some of russia and their means plus. classical music goes underground moscow's metro prepares a treat for late night commuters as lucky five hundred when special tickets to a concert as part of the capital's museum experience more. free now to some other stories making headlines across the globe at least twelve people have been killed as israeli troops shot at pro palestinian protesters at the lebanese syrian and gaza border clashes broke out not by a day that marks the anniversary of the founding of the jewish state when many palestinians lost their homes security officials said there were injuries as well forces fired at protesters to prevent crowds from crossing the israeli border. th

a he's a giving political space for islamistic extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe and also far all the stories we're covering on our website regular updates night hatching videos all awaiting you would argue dot com here's what's a put her way right now. the u.s. congress proposes cutting funds for controversial body scanners in airports and detectors were slammed as an invasion of privacy while some have also questioned their effectiveness books. classical music goes underground moscow's metro prepares a treat for a late night commuters as a lucky five hundred get tickets to a special concert as part of a hospital's museum like experience all this and more at art and dot com. take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe the u.s. eyes open the massive flood gates in louisiana to avert in nation in cities along the mississippi river thousands of square miles of land will be engulfed in the flow for the first time in four decades decades the level of the river as forced the flood gates to be opened official say twenty five thousand people a

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europe. the ash cloud from grimsvoin has canceled flights in scotland and northern england. >>> mr. obama will be visiting buckingham palace where he'll spend two nights. the president left ireland for the uk ahead of schedule last night due to that cloud of volcanic ash. >>> in the u.s., the tornado that blew through missouri has claimed 116 lives and left a trail of destruction. the u.s. national weather service says it was the most deadly tornado in more than 60 years. those are the headlines, i'm zain vergee at cnn in london. "world business today" starts now. >>> good morning from cnn london, i'm charles hodson. >> and good afternoon from cnn hong kong. i'm andrew stevens. you're watching "world business today." >>> the top stories on tuesday, may 24th, under the weather, travel trouble looms as volcanic ash blows towards europe. meanwhile, investors on the continent have caught debt contagent fever. >>> the scramble in the cockpit to save the airliner. >> they don't have ability to go anywhere. they don't have ability to escape. >>> and forced into a life of slavery as part of

liked some of the social confidence of his peers, especially when in north africa, sicily, and northern europe he ran in the circles of the military elite, particularly the british do he found some have elegant, well educated, well mannered, and able to speak french officers. well, the early times, as we will see later, manifested themselves during the second world war. as you can see from some of the exhibits at the museum, the inner wore army, the united states field was very small. the u.s. had approximately the 17th largest army in the world behind bulgaria and belgium, even behind switzerland and sweden. there were actually more guys running around with red parka signs and america had in uniform. so common in the group that's all the officers have plenty of time to get to know each other. so, just like general marshall or admiral king or even president roosevelt, when i was called to duty he began to look back to his early years, interwar years when the captain of the officers as people. eisenhower later told a classmate that he had a theory about how you judge a unit. he said, if you kno

there's no impact on european flights yet, but ash could reach britain and northern europe by wednesdayr eruption in iceland caused chaos by shutting down europe air travel that was last year, as you may remember. >>> even the dead can't escape the flood stones here in yazoo city. several caskets floated out of the ground but were recovered after the cresting river moved up. the high water will be around for weeks. health officials warn the floodwaters are full of dangerous microbes and bacteria. >>> you heard jacqui jeras talking about the dangerous weather out there. this is new video just into cnn of a severe storm that passed through minneapolis. this happened just a short time ago. as you can see here, a lot of downed trees, root damage and debris tossed all about. no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. >>> one person died last night when a twister ripped through eastern kansas. a town of redding near imporia, took a direct hit from an ef-1 tornado. 20 homes were destroyed and nearly 200 were damaged. >>> black women, uglier than other women? a shocking statement on any

. >>> the ash cloud that's disrupted air travel in northern europe is dissipating. great news.ano that created the whole thing has stopped erupting. our meteorologist jen delgado will cheer us up a little bit more. >> happy to report that gri grimsvotn has dissipated. that disrupted a lot of travel through parts of the uk as well as germany. there it is right there. happy to report, no eruptions right now. good news for flyers today as i take you over and show you our graphic. we still have the advisory area in place. this is going to last, anywhere in red, just to show you exactly where we're talking about for areas including russia as well as for parts to the east of the baltic sea. the concentration levels are very, very low. that's because we haven't had an eruption in the last 24 to 36 hours. and this is just going to give you around idea the amount we're talking about. yellow is indicating the low concentration. we are going to see areas potentially. i think a lot of this is going to be going away very shortly of areas in orange, roughly around medium concentration. to gi

erupted last year, grounding thousands of flights and stranding millions of travelers across northern europe those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: a divided supreme court today ordered california to release thousands of inmates from its overcrowded prisons. ray suarez has the story. >> suarez: the justices ruled five-to-four that the packed living conditions threatened inmates' health, and violated constitutional rights against cruel and unusual punishment. california has two years to cut its inmate population from 143,000 to 110,000-- still well over capacity for facilities designed to house 80,000. in a rare move, justice anthony kennedy incorporated black-and- white photographs into his written opinion. the images of crammed sleeping quarters and walkways depicted what he referred to as "violent, unsanitary, and chaotic conditions" in california prisons. marcia coyle of the "national law journal" was in the courtroom, and joins us now. marcia, this is an old case. what was the original complaint and what were the petitioners asking of the state of califor

. >>> air traffic controllers across northern europe are keeping a close eye on the ash cloud from aneland. it has already forced iceland's main airport to close until this afternoon which led to 40 international flights being canceled. experts say the impact from this eruption won't be close to what happened last year when airports were shut down around the world. >> amazing pictures there. >>> back here at home, a suspect has been arrested in los angeles for the beating of a san francisco giants' fan outside of dodgers stadium. police say a tip from a parole officer led to 31-year-old giovani ramirez's arrest early yesterday. david muir has details. >> reporter: police have taken a suspect into custody in the brutal beating of giants' fan bryan stow. authorities believe the suspect is one of two alleged attackers in the assault at dodgers stadium which left the 42-year-old father of two in a medically induced coma. >> a very difficult investigation. a lot of moving pieces still in motion. but a significant break. and one that will lead to a successful prosecution i am sure. >> repor

beyond the young bland secretary general of the council of europe we talk about the situation in europe in northern africa there will asians between between the two parts of the world can be endangered if the if the unrest continues and therefore as my ideas just mentioned there there were rumors by the way i said that those countries are not culls love you have members and you're trying to earn for them but there were rumors the countries like to nisha for example least soon become members of your organization are there grounds for such rumors or is just like jack or not i don't think they will become members but they have. become part of to some of the very important interests actually they are already a member of the venice commission which is giving advise not only come for europe member states but. to countries all over the world all the lawmakers writing all constitutions and they are already members there they can draw on some of the very important clue conventions what will happen in the future i cannot say but we haven't discussed to get in. concrete is that our side what we have defined a