that big hybridized storm heading over newfoundland. circulation around that bringing the moisture in across the great lakes. plus, high pressure, winds coming off the high on the east side of the high. they're combining coming right down on top of us. that's old hat. that stuff's going away. high pressure comes in relaxes the breeze. another one that will follow it. more concern for the coming weeks. this weekend looks all right. little more sunshine today. 50 to 55 the high. breezy, too. northwest winds gusting as high as 0 20 miles an hour. tomorrow set your clock back one hour. get up at 2 a.m. and do it then have a party or something like that when you gain the extra time. take a look at our insta weather future cast. storm one develops. moves off over the ocean. storm two, several miles, different solution as to how close the coast is with the storm. middle of the week. see something akin to a nor'easter. not as strong as sandy, but a wind and rain maker. that's what we're calling for wednesday and thursday. until that time dry. h

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john's newfoundland.ound polar bear hitches a ride into town on an arctic ice floe, and decides to camp out on a rocky cliff just staeps away from a small fishing village. >> we just can't allow a polar bear to walk through a community, especially a populated area like st. johns because it will encounter people. maybe a local in fear would have shot it. >> when the people of newfoundland need help with wild animals, they turn to 30-year wildlife enforcement veteran bill collins. >> i received a call at my office that there was a polar bear in the village. grabbed my drugs and my darting equipment and head down here to see if i can capture the bear or find some way to deter it from coming into the residential area. >> when bill arrives he sees a 3-year-old female polar bear perched 75 feet up a slippery slope. he immediately realizes his options are limited. >> when i got here, it was just obvious that the bear wasn't in a place where we were just going to be able to dart it and load it aboard a truck and

looks like just something you'd see somewhere in newfoundland. let's show you what's happening as far as today. this morning on this monday, i hope everyone had a wonderful holiday weekend. very cold conditions have invaded the country. everywhere in blue has a windchill of 40 degrees or lower. it's very cold in the northern plains. north dakota, minnesota, windchills in the negative numbers. 19 in chicago. and it's blustery and cold from boston through new england. of course, this time of year when you get that cold air, you're going to get the lake-effect snow. we've had it all weekend long on and off. we're getting heavy lake effect now trying to shift down towards oswego, new york and trying to sink into the syracuse area. just be careful driving on the throughway and also northern portions interstate 81. late today as we get moisture returning from the gulf, a little bit of warmer air. we may get a few strong thunderstorms here in northern louisiana down through areas of east texas. just north of houston. the threat of large hail and a littl

it is now a unesco world heritage site in newfoundland. so the connection to columbus was the idea that there was perhaps some way columbus knew about the vikings sailed here. there was a map that was proved 0 to be a fraud that was something columbus had. so there is no evidence that columbus knew about the vikings or their root to north america, and he certainly came entirely different way. certainly didn't follow the vikings' course. brendan and the sailing the irish -- much more in the realm of legend. there is no evidence to justify that. it really does sit more in the realm of the old wife's tale. >> host: kenneth, in your most recent, don't know much about american presidents, 600 pages or so you give grades to each of the presidents. are those your assessments? >> guest: they are my assessments after what i did was study the views of presidents by historians and academics from the very first one back in he 1960s, up until very recently with such things that's wall street journal and c-span is very excellent surveys of presidential

that's newfoundland.re getting the effect of that, the flow from that coming across the great lakes. that's where you see those lake snows. there's a disturbance off shore off the northeast coast. and the next storm of concern to us is out in the southwest plains there just coming into west texas out in new mexico. all right. this storm's going to zoom across the south and get out over the atlantic ocean. then there will be another one develop out there. that one will also get into the atlantic but drift farther north. the sequence of events going into next week are questionable. we have some cold temperatures coming off the great lakes and then we have some more cold temperatures, another batch in the west developing behind this storm coming into the southern plains. it's warm air all tucked down near the gulf of mexico. so our forecast for today, same as yesterday really. probably more sun breaks, but still some clouds and 50 to 55 the high. breeze will pick up in the afternoon a bit northwest 10 to 15,

the people before prohibition -- [inaudible] off the coast of newfoundland. the arrival that the deal -- [inaudible] you can imagine what winston churchill said about prohibition. >> speaking of history, you could talk a little bit about lessons from prohibition and the constitution, things that hope it will not compete again. it is important to learn about this from the constitutional history? >> i'm not an expert, the anomaly of prohibition to limit the powers of government in the lives of individuals that only in two places where the rights of individuals over the knitted by the constitution. the 13th amendment said you couldn't delay. i think that's a lesson that our constitutional system we have a lot of other things to be concerned about. the referenda, initiatives. [inaudible] >> the constitutional doctrine in rules that come out of prohibition. homestead is the major supreme court case that is more generally a private item. the significance is that anything can be done. we can pass something -- [inaudible] article v of the constitution is very much up

it is now a unesco world heritage site up in newfoundland so that evidence is quite clear and overwhelming. the part of the story that connects to columbus, however, was always the idea that, perhaps, there was some way that columbus knew about the vikings having sailed here. there was even a map that later proved to be a fraud that was said to be something columbus had. there is no evidence to suggest that columbus knew about the vikings or their route to north america, and he certainly came an entirely different way. certainly did not follow the viking course. the irish cause, as they're called, is much more in the realm of legend. there is no evidence to justify that it really does fit more into the realm of the old wives' tale. >> host: know, in your most recent don't know much about the american president, 600 pages or so, you do craze to each of the presidents. are those your assessments? >> guest: they are my assessments after what i did was study the fuse of presidents by historians and academics from the very first one back in the 1960's up until very recently with such things as