[Allen:] You know it is bad when Indonesia is warning planes to steer clear of danger in the sky over Bali after this volcano sent giant plumes of ash and steam into the air Saturday night. And it is still erupting.
[Howell:] Indonesia raised its aviation warning from orange to red to signal that threat. Several airlines including Qantas, Virgin and AirAsia canceled or diverted flights late Saturday that left some travelers stranded at airports without too much information.
[Unidentified Male:] We had planned to go back to Adelaide in South Australia, this evening. We actually got here quite early. But now we found that the flights have been canceled. Now we weren't notified by Jetstar in advance of us getting here, so we're very disappointed about that. I would have expected the airline to have had some idea as to when our flight was going to be canceled. To arrive here at such late notice and then not be notified and having had to wait is very disappointing.
[Allen:] I wonder if you can blame the airlines for knowing about the volcanic eruption. I don't know. But Ivan Cabrera will explain it all to us. Coming up here, a historic visit for Pope Francis and a delicate balancing act. He heads soon to Myanmar and human rights groups want him to speak out about what is happening to thousands of Rohingya Muslims there. That's coming up.
[Howell:] Plus two months after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, the exact numbers of victims is still unknown. Coming up, why that number is so hard to pin down. CNN NEWSROOM is live from Atlanta, Georgia, this hour, simulcast on CNN U.S. here in the states, CNN International worldwide. Stay with us.