time. even here you can see we re predicting that ash to spread down to the south, even up until 6:00 this evening. back over to you, zain. oh, no, not again. not again. oh, no. why? it doesn t sound as bad as last time, though. we ll keep an eye on it, jen. juror watching world one live from london. here are some other stories we re talking about today. take a look at this car. this is the one in the u.s. president s limo convoy. guess what happened to it? boom, right there. coming out of the ramp out of the u.s. embassy it gets stuck. it happened and some onlookers were thinking that was actually the president s boom-proof cadillac known as the beast but it wasn t. the secret service says it was a spare limo carrying staff and support personnel. nojs, a scene like, this you really don t want to have on such a major trip with the u.s. president. it s embarrassing. that was stuck for a few hours. the recovery truck had to move
rain of fire. more than a dozen bombs fall on tripoli as nato launches a massive air strike on moammar gadhafi s compound. look at this trail of destruction. the search for survivors after a deadly tornado flattens a town in the u.s. midwest. it s an unpredictable situation. changing by the hour. british authorities are saying, watch this space as a voluntarily cannish ice cloud from iceland creeps further south toward the uk and main land europe. uk s official weather service told cnn the plume of ash will spread into all of british air space within the next 24 hours. thousands of people are waiting to see if their travel plans are going to be disrupted. dozens of flights to and from airports in scotland are canceled. one airline is challenging advice not to fly. irish carrier ryan air says restrictions are totally unnecessary. most airlines will review the situation around 1 p.m. gmt. let s go to emily ruben. what s the latest information you re getting? well, as you