in all 52 were airlifted across the thick sea ice. it was to resupply the antarctic station. it's problem now is that the sea eyes here is constantly shifting, meaning that what may an safe position one day is not the next. the captain has made it clear the current situation is manageable, and his crew does not need any assistance. he hopes the ship can free itself from the ice in the very near future. >> and we leave you now with the music of the everly brothers. phil everly died at age 74. and he wrote this song which you hear right now. ♪ music ] iraq today and the rough road ahead are the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. iraq's president saddam hussein used a mix of police surveillance, terror and murder. when iraqis removed his head from his shoulders, the shia took power that it had long been denied. the united states left the country in 2011. the new government has struggled

ship to take them to safety. 52 journalists, researchers and tourists were air lifted across the thick sea ice is used to these severe conditions. it's voiming to the south poll is to resupply the ant artic station, jonchan. it's slfrp # problem is that the sea ice is shifting, meaning that what may be a safe position one day is not the next. the captain has made it clear that the current situation is manageable and that his crew does not need any assistance. he hopes the ship can free it's itself from the ice in the near future. dominic cain, al jazeera. >>> we try to copy and back up important documents in case the worst happens. what if that could be applied to buildings or monuments? one company says it can. stephanie stanton has more on new technology being used to save world treasures. >> from the leaning tower of pisa to mount rushmore, a small company called ziark in the san francisco bay area is doing big things, mapping out the world's cultural landmarks using high-tech, 3d imaging. >> the core of the mission is to document these sites before they are lost so that we have an everlast

ship, taking them to safety. 52 journalists, researchers and tourists were airlifted across the thick sea ice. as an icebreaker. "xue long" is used to severe conditions. its voyage to the south pole is to resupply the chinese antarctica station. the "xue long" is china's only active icebreaking vessel. the problem now is that the sea ice is constantly shifting. meaning that what may be a safe position one day is not the next. >> the captain made it clear that the current situation is manageable, and that his crew does not need any assistance. he hopes the ship can free itself from the ice in the very near future. >> and some encouraging news for the stranded vessels. the u.s. coast guard announced it's sending a ship. the "polar store" is the only active icebreaker in the fleet. >> 14 are dead after a building collapse in southern india. it happened at a construction site. rescuers are trying to reach a dozen more in the rubble. 22 have been pulled from the debris. contractors at the building site at the cause of the collapse is not yet known. >> russia's president appears to be putting a bes

. >> 52 journalists, researchers and tourists were airlifted across the thick sea ice. the weather took a turn for the worst. authorities spoke with the crew and gave this update on the situation. >> translation: we will analyse the information we get around the clock, to make judgments, so as to make proper decisions. we'll keep the communication with "xue long" around the clock and seize opportunities to let them get free. >> as an icebreaker the "xue long" is equipped for these conditions. the voyage to the south pole is to resupply the chinese, antarctica. it is china's only active ice breaking research vessel. the sea ice is shifting, meaning what may be a safe position one day is not to the next. the captain made it clear that the situation is manageable and to the crew, did not need assistance. they are waiting for a change in the weather, so the ship can break free from the ice. >> ecuador's government is offering a reward of up to $100,000 to catch the killer of a japanese tourist. the man and his wife were on hollywood, when they were attacked. the woman survi

stuff to maintain in a way that requires us to have the capacity to get through really heavy, thick sea ice. we have to be able to do it. and as of 2010, when the "polar star's" sister ship broke down, while the "polar star" was already in retirement, when that happened, we had none of that capacity. we had not a single ship that could do it. we did not have a heavy ice breaker. eek. so, in 2010, when its sister ship broke down, they unmoth balled the "polar star." they took it out of retirement. congress passed an appropriation to do it. they spent $90 million and 3 years getting the "polar star" out of retirement, getting it ready to go, break heavy sea ice again. the repairs were done. 90 million bucks. the upgrades were done. as of last week, the "polar star" was back out there again, back out on its first deployment after its big $90 million makeover. the ship was in australia. it was about to start a supply run south to mcmurdo station. a mission they were calling operation deep freeze. while the "polar star" was in port in sydney getting ready to start operation deep freeze to go to

dozens of those ship passengers stranded at an antarctic sea ice have finally arrived home in australia. their vessel became stuck in the thicktmas eve. attempts to reach the ship by other ships failed so passengers were flown out. the cost of the rescue mission and who will pay for it is unknown. but it could top some $2.4 million. >>> i'm cate caugiran live in dublin where a bart police officer was shot and killed. we are waiting for an update this morning. alameda county sheriffs will be heading up this investigation. but we'll give you a rundown of what we know so far. yesterday at 1:00, four bart police officers were here at the park sierra apartments just off doherty road. the officers were conducting a probation search at the home of a bart robbery suspect. all of them were wearing ballistic vests and went in with guns drawn. about an hour after the search started, alameda county sheriffs say one officer fired a shot that killed 42-year-old sergeant tom smith. >> we're in the process of going through the whole scene and trying to reconstruct what happened and ultimately find out what led up to this. >> reporter: sergea

for the first time in five years the ice is thick enough for visitors to safely visit lake superior's sea caves. on lake michigan, ice is a hazard, so icebreakers are hard at work. as temperatures plunge, heating bills soar. >> they need to know they will be paying more than last winter. >> reporter: hardest hit, the 63 million users of natural gas and propane. natural gas prices have hit three and a half year highs, despite a glut in north dakota that is being burned off because pipelines can't keep up. nationwide the government predict an average $665 heating bill, 10% more than last year. in the northeast, record cold means more higher bills, a jump of up to 17%, for the propane users in the midwest, a bigger jump, an average bill of more than $1600, up 23%. nearly two dozen states, most of them in the midwest, have declared propane emergencies. >> in the worse case scenario, it would allow us to call out the national guard to provide direct assistance. >> reporter: industry officials blame the shortage on several fact, to including shippers giving priority to natural gas. so now propa

thick ice. the "xue long" is used to these conditions. its voyage to the south pole is to resupply. chinese, antarctica station. this is the only active vessel. the sea ice is constantly shifting, meaning that what may be a safe position one day is not the next. the captain has made it clear that the current situation is manageable and that his crew does not need assistance. he heaps the ship can free itself from the ice in the near future. >> we'll get more on that and more - go aljazeera.com. you can see the front page with the lead story. we'll be back with another update in a couple of minutes. stay with us. of americans who use gas to heat their homes. and an historic gamble on football. the impact could be huge. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is "real money." >> this is "real money," and you arth

sea ice. the chinese ship plans to try to get out of this thick ice on saturday at a point when the tidal conditions are more favorable. >>> happening now, two americans are being held by the libyan army in benghazi. a source telling reuters both were basketball players and they were arrested on the campus of benghazi university. now, the state department is looking into this matter. this as word comes that a britain and a new zealander were found dead with gunshot wounds in western libya. >>> we're also following breaking news out of south sudan as peace talks began between two battling parties there, u.s. embassy personnel have now been ordered to leave the country. all americans are being urged to get out of the african nation because of flairing violence between rebel groups and government troops. over 1,000 people have been killed in less than three weeks of the escalating violence. >>> police in eureka, california have a man behind bars in the death of a priest. father eric freed was found dead in the rectory of his church. he was the victim of blunt force trauma after a violent struggle. now

ship is caring sufficient supplies the shoe long his stuff in pack ice up to four meters thick and is about twenty one km away from clear seas. use your loan has been in constant contact with china's oceanic administration providing in receiving regular updates the chinese icebreaker got stuck in new waters around antarctica is commonwealth bay on friday. the team after its helicopter lifted fifty two passengers from a russian ship to the australian ice breaker. will the us troops no weather forecasters say a cold front will sweep much autonomy in seoul for the next two days. snow has already fallen and the northern change own way your thomas region has been called one travels he still was also expected in the nine mm shell way. autonomous region. shotgun and john c provinces. tone chain municipality in doj and holding provinces are expected to see rain temperatures will fall dramatically across the country beijing will see the temperatures drop by seven degrees celsius ball hit me the province's this morning with visibility is low as five hundred meters the weather officials of only issue the least of the alert in the count

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thick. this is going to keep this animal completely warm in subfreezing temperatures. >> how cold of temperatures do they survive in? >> negative 60 degrees. >> really? >> yeah. these guys go out on to the sea icewhat's going to happen in the summer, is they're going to lose this white coat and grow a gray or brown coat because up in the arctic the snow melts and the camouflage goes seasonally. and when he loses his winter coat, he looks like a teeny, tiny house cat. >> and most importantly, what does the fox say? >> they do all sorts of calls. >> natalie has answered that. >> did you know -- >> tamron's our arctic fox. >> really? >> you have a wallabe. >> all of these are surviving in nature. believe it or not, she doesn't look terribly athletic, but she can hop at 45 miles an hour. >> really? >> yeah. and they can hop 28 feet from when they're running, they can go 6 feet up right in the air from a standing position. >> what does that do in the wild? >> helps them get away from dingos. >> the dingo ate the wallaby. >> they hang out in the mom's pouch for about nine months. born premature and goes in the mom's pouch. >> what's going on? >> okay. >> all right. and the gator represents what here?