unluckily they chose to get it there in winter out of newfoundland.high seas and the tow ropes snapped. what do we do? knackered old ship with no crew other than the rats it picked up while parked in st. john. mid middle of winter, what do we do? canada decided to let it go. they let it drift away and it drifted into international waters. no functioning gps no lay tor, no way to know where it still is. and if it still is adrift, nobody wants that to come crashing on to its shores, burglarly because it wouldn't give you much notice. so here's what we're going to do. our cocktail moment tonight is irish whiskey. because the place it is most likely to land is off a coast to irela ireland. poor irish whiskey in glass and you wish yourself as an irish island as a place that's not going to see the em bbarkation a cruise ship now full of rats that have nothing to eat except themselves. happy cocktail moment. have a great weekend. >>> due to mature subject marte, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the

with shale gas development provinces across canada are taking note, in november, the province of newfoundland declared a moratorium on fracking. meanwhile, as rain turns to snow and water turns to ice, in elsipogtog, they're digging in for the winter and preparing for the next round.

with shale gas development provinces across canada are taking note, in november, the province of newfoundland declared a moratorium on fracking. meanwhile, as rain turns to snow and water turns to ice, in elsipogtog, they're digging in for the winter and preparing for the next round. >> this is anu an al jazeera ama news special with tony harris. >> welcome to al jazeera america, president obama's speech is just three hours away. he has promised to take executive action to raise federal workers' pay. americans made their concerns known. polls show that people want to know more about jobs and improving the economy. >>> recordw

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 already being a problem the roads the railways and the airports already seen disruption on t delay any tr

this dog is a newfoundland is lounging in the snow and maybe ate a little bit. having fun of course. we want to see more of your account pictures. send your photos to isee@nbcwashington.com. we will show them online and on television as well. >> michael schumacher's 45th birthday. praying for his recovery. his wife visited him in the hospital where he is in a medically induced coma. he hit his head on a rock last sunday and underwent two brain operations. doctors are trying to reduce swelling in his brain. pope francis drew 6.6 million people to the vatican since march, nearly three times as many as pope benedict saw in all of 2012. they were based on tickets issued for papal effects and the estimated number of people in st. peter's square like weekly appearances from his window. the average size for a general audience with the pope is about 100,000. >> our big story here, bitter cold and slick roads right now. another look at the suv that almost spun out in the hov lanes in virginia. we saw a car after car trying to avoid the mess. state police looking to reope

. >> people here in newfoundland are wondering what they did to tick off mother nature. around 9:00 this morning, the problem has been the temperature. as the temperature drops, the demand for electricity goes through the roof. overnight, the temp which you shallings have been minus 40. the province has set up warming committees grabbing a shovel and warming up the old fashioned way. >> people are taking this arctic storm very seriously. even here in atlanta, heaters, firewood and anything educational that might keep you warm have been flyingoff the shelves all weekend. it's expected to be colder tomorrow in anxious ra sthan in michigan. the high for tomorrow? 6 degrees. >> what e eve got is a peegs of this in the northern hemisphere coming down to the northern 48 for the first time in two decades. so the windchills tonight, look at how inkredenly intense these are. and then as we get towards tomorrow morning, 50 below. so the air gets brutally cold. it drops out. it drops east. it does modify, but, still, none the less for many. duluth, 32 degrees colder than normal. so

image i think we can all remember from school this is the marconi sitting on that signal hill in newfoundland, a stormy night with the aerial held on a tight forever feet above his head listening out through the housing jails for the possibility of the letter asked in morse been transmitted by his colleagues 2000 miles away. about 2 a.m. this magical morning when suddenly he heard and felt regard with great clarity the broadcast although it across the atlantic ocean. so radio and transoceanic radio was suddenly a reality. that was fine, but so far as knitting the country together, conversation in morse code was not of the best. there's no sort of great intimacy and having to send messages that way. what you need was to be up to transmit the human voice. that was all down to a forgotten man, with all remember morris and marconi but with outdoor member this than, reginald. he was a canadian who worked in america for the national weather bureau. and he came up, the technically adept man with a means of transmitting voice, the initials you know well am and fm. frequency modulation, were essential

the image you can all remember was marconi sitting on the head land signal hill in newfoundland on a stormy night with the aerial held on a kite 300 feet above his head listening and howling gale for the possibility of the letter s in moore's being transmitted by his colleagues to thousand miles away in cornwall, 2:00 in the morning this magical moment when suddenly he heard, ultimately hurt with core great clarity being broadcast all the way across the atlantic ocean so radioland transoceanic radio was suddenly a reality. that was fine but as far as knitting the country together, conversation in morse code was not off the desk. the intimacy of sending messages by morse. what you really needed was to transmit the human voice. that was all down to a forgotten man, remember marconi, probably don't remember this man, reginald aubrey, a canadian who worked in america for the national weather bureau and he came up, technically adept man with a means of transmitting voice, the initials you know well, a m f m, and thedeletion, frequency much a nation where his invention. they allow basicall

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