:18:01
I know.
:18:02
I Iove you.
:18:05
I Iove you too.
:18:08
Hey.
:18:10
Hey, heIIo. Bye-bye.
:18:12
The cause of this extreme weather
remains a mystery...
:18:15
...although some meteorologists
believe sunspots are to blame.
:18:19
-Hundreds are missing....
-This is very odd.
:18:21
There's a buoy registering
a 1 3-degree drop in ocean temperature.
:18:25
Oh, yeah, that's right.
That buoy maIfunctioned the other day.
:18:29
I'II see if there are ships near
Georges Bank to get it.
:18:32
This buoy isn't in Georges Bank.
It's just off GreenIand.
:18:35
What?
:18:39
-What are the odds of two buoys faiIing?
-Remote.
:18:48
Make that three.
:19:00
Just another typicaI day in New York
City. Traffic jam, 1 0 bIocks Iong.
:19:05
Look here, Buddha. These peopIe,
and their cars, and their exhaust. . .
:19:10
. . .and they're poIIuting the atmosphere.
:19:12
Excuse me, sir. We're reaIIy Iate.
:19:16
We're aImost there.
:19:18
-We're onIy two bIocks away.
-Let's waIk.
:19:48
What's gotten into them?
:19:50
I have no idea.
They're aII worked up today.
:19:55
In 1 532, Spanish conquistador
Francisco Pizarro. . .