a pipeline explosion in manitoba over 10sters have taken municipal buildings in the city.pipeline explosion in manitoba has left thousands of people in the canadian robbins without heat. the pipeline exploded was one of two applying natural gas to the area, and the other one had to be shut down to allow the damaged pipeline to be repaired. no word on what caused the explosion. a longshot wins the 61 -- the australian open. the 66-1 shot to win the tournament came out on top. rafael nadal was hampered by back pain to receive treatment during the match. tough match. he is forecast to shoot up the world rankings. all eyes are on washington ahead of the president's state of the union address. that will be tomorrow night. there is a lot on his agenda this year, from immigration reform to raising the minimum wage. a divided congress may hamper his efforts, as it did last year. >> what we saw last year in 2013 was a washington that did not deliver for the american people. the president sees this as a year of action, to work with the people, and bypass congress if he needs to. >>

this happened in manitoba, when part of the trans-canada pipeline ruptured. >> wow. >> cutting off gas00 people who now cannot heat their homes in temperatures that have reached minus 18. what a mess. it could be days, days before any repairs are made there. >>> all right, the passengers and crew on a royal caribbean ship are on their way back home this morning, and it's early, days early, because hundreds on board "the explorer of the seas" are sick with some sort of gastrointestinal illness. the cruise line says more than 560 passengers, dozens of crew members have become sick. 560 passengers sick on this ten-day journey from new jersey to the caribbean. >> they just said it was brought on by somebody, you know, and this and that, by this pushed the button on the elevator and spread it to somebody else, but i don't know. i don't buy that, because i mean, even the crew was sick here. they even brought in extra help to try to sanitize the ship. and now when you go in to line for your food, you're not allowed to touch anything, everything is handed to you, you know. they canceled shows

. >>> a convoy of tankers is starting to ferry emergency gas to residents in canada's manitoba province that is because natural gas pipeline exploded and thousands of people are without heat right now. fortunately, no one was hurt in the blast on sunday. the concussion from the explosion actually knocked people right out of their beds. >> the sky lit up as if it was daylight, and the roar of a plane. the roar is also probably one of the biggest things that was so strange. >> so we have had it cold around here. but residents there spent the night without heat in temperatures well below freezing. then you add into the wind chill, we talked to howard. it could feel like - 40 there. some of the colder winter weather to hit the midwest is moving straight toward us. more from minneapolis, minnesota. >> reporter: another arctic blast is stretching from the dakotas to kentucky today. high winds and low visibility shut down parts of interstate 94 in fargo, north dakota. the wind each flipped over this car. blowing snow and blizzard like conditions crippled at least four midwestern states sunday.

. >> grand chief derek nepinak and his team had arrived from manitoba to assess the situation on the ground. >> it think that there is almost a conflict of interest when the province has a duty to consult flowing from a constitutional standard, but yet they also have financial interests in the end, in the terms of the corporation's ability to convert resources into wealth. >> at the first gathering after the raid he found a community determined to heal but fearful for the future. >> and i am concerned about the degree of collusion or collaboration between corporate interests, the state apparatus (rcmp) and government. i am concerned about that. >> just a few days after the raid, swn appeared ready to resume exploration again. seismic testing equipment lay along the highway, sensors and batteries that would enable geophones to work. >> these geophones can reveal what's beneath the surface of the earth. but to do that they need to operate in conjunction with the so-called thumper trucks. those trucks were captured behind the blockade near elsipogtog however during the rcmp raid, swn wa

country canadians went to severe weather warnings and flash freeze on us in prairie province is like manitoba temperature is often around thirty to fourteen negative surround the day time tv eastern newfoundland around thirty thousand homes were left without power the strong sunlight list of canterbury's use of room for winter weather. beneath the streets of the downtown core is the false underground network of tunnels connecting with them into buildings to the subway system in shopping concourse is it spares many city workers from time to venture outside. above this up is the things that being quite the challenge. for canadians were pretty killer pretty tough he can handle this stuff is just a bit the daycare from the side locks and dam. i think the older people with disabilities. the pp at the to drive slower. and that's going to be very careful you have your car at the party started walking on the streets when you're shopping. what use to it. it takes a well till we get use to you but yet middle of february until the use to note that the filament the look for an early spring trouble is alr

. >> canadian officials are trying to figure out what cause the this in manitoba. some residents turned back because of the intense heat even in the fridge it temperatures. now 4000 people are left without heat in the sub zero weather. it was accidental. >>> customers were set to board a ship in the caribbean to investigate a noro virus outbreak. 300 passengers and crew have been sickened since the ship set sale on tuesday. the centers for disease control said in a statement that several passengers and crew members are suffering from vomiting and diarrhea. the cause is not known. >>> i will never come back again. not on this cruise. we were here two years ago and the same thing. the ship was overrun with this sickness. >> health officials are expected to conduct an investigation. a spokesperson says it skipped a stop in haiti and went to puerto rico. >>> a woman declared brain dead and kept alive against her family wishes was taken off life support. a judge on friday ordered the fort worth hospital to remove mar list mun oz from a ventilator by five p.m. on monday.

north towards manitoba there was a pipe line blast and 4,000 are without power. >> they are dealing with a brutal quote continuing to track towards the south. as we look at the front it will make its way further to the east, towards chicago, and the winds are gusting. we had a 66 mile per hour wind gust in rapid city. the winds continuing to usher in the air, making it feel chillier as it should at this time of the year. temperatures are not normal. chicago reaching a high of 4 degrees, it is below where it should be. they should be in the 30s. that prompted school cancellations. i think it's great that they have taken that initiative. kids do not belong outside in the cold. take a look at chicago, it lasts tuesday into wednesday. it heats up behind the front as we push into portions of the north-east. the front pushing through. a brief warm-up tracking into tomorrow. winds pushing in out of the south. once in pushes through temperatures will plummet. 17 degrees on tuesday for our high. going to be chillier as we track to the south-east, which is very - it's abnormal for this time of yea

. >>> a explosion rocked a community in manitoba, canada. flames were sent into the air. the man who shot this video drove close to the scene but he said he had to turn around because the heat was so intense. the flames were seen for smiles around the prairie town of otterburn. >> the fire raged for hours but dwindled when the gas supply was shut off. the temperatures below zero as many as 5000 customers don't have their main source of heat. warming shelters are being set up. officials don't know why the pipeline exploded. >>> coming up, state law requires drivers to pull to the right hand curb when vehicles are approaching with lights and sirens. let's see what happens in the next edition of people behaving badly. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for yo

. >>> natural gas pipeline explosion rocked a small community in manitoba canada yesterday. this video was taken by a resident near the blast. nobody was injured in the explosion but witnesses say flames shot up 300 feet in the air. it could be seen for miles around the town of otterburn. it burned for more than 12 hours. thousands are without heat after the gas was cutoff to the surrounding communities. canadian officials have not said what caused the explosion but they don't think it was suspicious. >>> hundreds of people are sick on the explorer of the seas that set sail from new jersey on tuesday. the passengers and crew have come down with a stomach illness but nobody knows the cause. health officials are expected to board the ship today while docked off the virgin islands. they are expected to conduct an investigation and evaluate the response to the illness. officials say their ship skipped their stop in haiti yesterday to head to puerto rico for an extensive cleaning of the ship. >>> yesterday the french president announced his split from long time partner but despit

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>> there was a major explosion in manitoba, canada after a natural gas pipeline there exploded over thend. people living nearby were forced from their homes. the gas was cut off. that fire was extinguished. >>> wisconsin is now the 25th state to declare a propane emergency due to widespread shortages. 14 million american households get their heat from propane. propane prices because of this cold winter are up 17% in the last three months. back to you. >>> it is so cold in the middle west that most schools throughout minnesota are closed for the day. same for chicago. wind chills are minus 30 degrees in some parts of that region of the country. lake effect snow also hitting cleveland, rochester, new york. the weather channel's tom niziol has the forecast. >> tell you what, you want to know about this winter in the u.s., all you have to do is look at the jet stream. very warm in the western part of the nation and dry as well, guys, but in the eastern part of the nation, continued shots of arctic air. this is the pattern we've had, this is what we're going into. a reinforcement of arctic a

part of the trans-canada pipeline carrying nat gas from manitoba ruptured, igniting a giant fire.ody was injured but nearby homes had to be evacuated. about 4,000 customers were left without heat when trans-canada had to shut off the gas that was feeding that fire. officials say an investigation is under way to determine what caused it. >>> nat gas prices today, let's take a look at what they're doing, hovering around 4.88 after futures on friday soared to their highest level in more than three years. new data from the cftc shows money managers are going all in on the nat gas trade. they are the most bullish they have been on futures since 2006. joining us is the president and ceo of breitling energy, a man who knows a thing or two about this space. are you bullish? >> i am. we saw retreat today a bit. >> just profit taking? >> i think so. i think the weather has been driving the fundamentals here. i think going into the end of winter, inventories will stay down. i think we might even reach a decade low on inventories. that creates some interesting things going through the summer

in winnipeg manitoba, which is canada, it was minus 24 degrees.rs, minus 20. >> oh, my goodness. >> there is actually a point where we can say, it was colder in the world on this planet, than on mars. >> unbelievable. >>> all right, continuing just to discuss weather here, it appears weather may have been a factor in a deadly plane crash at the aspen airport. investigators in colorado say the pilot was forced to abort the first landing because of gusty winds. on the second try, the private jet crash-landed and burs burst into flames as horrified eyewitnesss looked on. >> hit the part of the window i could see, and it was just a ball of fire. >> and the pilot was killed. his two passengers, critically injured. all of the victims were citizens of mexico. the aspen airport is closed until further notice. >> it could be a tough day if you're planning to fly anywhere in the country because of delays and cancellations. trouble spotted early yesterday morn pg. delta jet in new york's jfk slid into snow on the taxiway. no one was hurt but operations were

it's too cold. >> to mars or manitoba?e president is out of bounds, making unconstitutional fixes when it comes to what's going on. >> did you see the list that i acquired through our news team? >> it's a great list. >> they extended open enrollment date until march, grandfathered existing policies for one year. in 2014, enrollment deadline was extended again. now the other one extended to 2015 'til after the midterm elections for big businesses. for small businesses, delays for a year. all these things add up to unconstitutional that the president unilaterally changing to his own plan without checking with congress! 11 attorney generals said they've had enough. >> they wrote a letter and they sent it to kathleen sebelius yesterday saying you can't do that. and mr. president, you're breaking the law. here is greg abbott, the texas attorney general. >> this is the fiat presidency. the president is supposed to enforce the laws, not forbid the enforcement of laws. what we're seeing time after time after time over the past few

. >> a natural gas pipeline explosion rocked a small community in manitoba, canada on saturday. this video was taken by a resident near the blast. no one was injured in the explosion.but witnesses say flames shot up 3-hundred feet in the air. and could be seen for miles around the town of otterburne. it burned for more than 12 hours. officials shut off the gas.leaving as many as four thousand people without heat in sub-zero temperatures. canadian officials have not said what caused the explosion.but have said they do not think it was >> 300 passengers and crew members are still sick after their 10 day cruise set sail from new jersey on tuesday. tests are being conducted on samples taken on a cruise ship. the passengers and crew members have come down with a gastrointestinal illness. the centers for disease control and prevention boarded the ship while docked in the virgin islands sunday,-- to investigate the outbreak. the cruise line ended the 10-day trip yesterday. >> a california pastor is in hot water. after being arrested for the second time this month. mark lewis is the pas

manitoba,innipeg in just north of north dakota, it was colder in winnipeg than it was on the surface of mars come if you can believe it. it's morning i was saying how tough is -- how cold is it in northern ontario? are, onare -- new list the shores of ontario -- right humanity inhabited by and it is -40. >> once you get past -15, that is when you get into the danger zones. >> i guarantee you the folks are not prancing around naked in the snow right now. >> they know better. >> going into the rest of today, people have gone into the city and are at work. what are the dangers that lie ahead? >> really, the wind. the eastern sections of the coastline of acid juices and northern new england will be impacted with the snow. -- the coastline of massachusetts and the northern new england will be impacted with the snow. >> if you live in maine, for example, you will feel it for at least another 12 hours. >> we have -30 windchill in maine. >> a lot of maine is in fact further north than parts of canada. >> but here in new york city, the cold is all we have to worry about. >> and snow and ice.

." >> winnipeg manitoba canada, it was actually colder than the surface of the planet mars. now, that turns out mars has much more night life. [ laughter ] yeah, much more night life. >> this morning's "eye-opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is off. good morning, nora. the weather is a big story. >> it is. and we'll be talking about secretary gates and his criticism of the obama white house. >> as you wake up to pleasant conditions in the west much of the united states faces another day of miserable, dangerous cold. the frigid weather is blamed for 21 deaths. the polar vortex is hovering over the east and midwest. >> dozens of cities all the way to the deep south set low temperature records, some colder than siberia. it was 16 below zero in chicago, breaking a 130-year-old record, and that's where dean reynolds joins us this morning where it's pretty cold out. dean good morning to. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. forecasters are saying the end of this frigid cold spell is near but it was 3 degrees belo

officials say about 4,000 manitoba residents served by the pipeline are reportedly now without heat,ratures dip down to minus 18. schools in the area are closed. officials say it could take days before this is fixed. >> a congressman who hasn't been seen on capitol hill in weeks, will he resurface today? he's missed 17 votes in a row. now a bizarre tweet. it reads "where am i? find out monday." there are other reports surfacing he is currently in london after a trip to russia. bit of a mystery. chris, over to you. >> let's take a break here. coming up on "new day," unfounded fears or looming disaster? you've heard the reports about the sochi olympics and how dangerous it could be. we're going to get the real story with the people you see around me right now, security experts, athletes and their families. who's going, whose staying and why? we'll unpack it all. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve cu

. >> well, it is below freezing in manitoba canada and thousands are without gas or heat after a pipeline gas exploded. you are looking at yesterday's explosion which sent flames hundreds of feet into the air and that explosion could be seen for miles. one man says it was minus 20 degrees outside. he could still feel the heat from that explosion a quarter of a mile away. >> the sky lit up as if it was daylight and the roar of a plane. >> it was unreal. it just -- it was so big and it was at least like 300 feet high. it was just huge. it didn't make sense. >> the fire burned for hours and then slowly died down after the gas supply was shut off. the cause is still under investigation. >> a vacaville pastor accused of fire bombing the home of an ex-girlfriend is behind bars this morning. solano county authorities have arrested 39-year-old mark lewis of the fellowship baptist church on suspicion of fraud. two and a half weeks ago lewis and three homeless people staying at the church tossed a molotov cocktail at his ex's home. investigators are now accusing him of falsifying deeds with another

places in ontario set records, winnipeg, manitoba, all of that is sinking southward.air we have felt in decades. the coldest air so far. i know we keep telling you that but it keeps happening we keep setting records here. frigid mornings for mondays and tuesdays in international falls where it's -- not feel like, the actual air temperature is going to be minus 30 with wind chills around minus 60. looking at green bay, minus 19. minus 18. minus 18 for chicago. minus 14 on tuesday. and speaking of chicago, they could actually set records on tuesday with a daytime high of minus 10 and overnight low of minus 18. it's been incredibly cold in chicago. and this is our next system as this pulls in this cold air from canada. we're going to watch the snow fly as far south as maybe nashville, tennessee. so a lot to talk, about certainly those cold temperatures the most dangerous and pressing thing in the weather today. back to you. >> all right, janice, thank you so much. >> thank you, janice. >> four minutes after the hour. we have some other stories making headlines this satur

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