no conflicts. ah, i see, allan. yeah, so the investors wow, okay. gotc gotcha. allan chernoff in new york for us. what a story. did you want to add something, allan? by the way, tony, those investors lost a billion bucks. the hedge fund betting against the housing market, made a billion. oh, nan. what a story. allan, appreciate it. billion dollars, that s real money. now to the volcanic eruption being felt around the world. 17,000 flights grounded. drifting ash from a volcano in ooigs iceland is to be blamed for it all. forced to shut down airports across much of europe. hundreds of thousands of passengers stranded for a secretary of defense day. i spoke with singer candy stain last hour. she s in london. every day they push it back. they say we can get you we re getting in the air tomorrow at 1:00. and then the next time you hear it, it s like, we just don t know when you ll get back up in
in 14 months, no question about that. reporter: they have, absolutely. thanks so much. coming up, at 7:10, we will be talking with darla dawald. she will be speaking at the tea party rally in d.c. does she think they will be able to speak with one voice come november? also developing, a volcano beneath a glacier in iceland. more than 250 flights into and out of london s heathrow airport has been canceled because of the drifting ash. airports in scotland also completely shut down. when is the last time your flight was delayed by a volcano. let s get a quick check of the morning s headlines with rob marciano. interesting thing. we will tuchl we will touch on this ash deal. jetstream doing a curve and driving the ash down across parts of the u.k. and europe.