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And crew are able to keep warm. they have plenty of provisions. we spoke with professor turney by skype earlier today. >> we've got a couple of weeks worth of fresh food and then on top of that if things get really bad we've got two weeks of glorious dehydrated food. (laughs). >> reporter: jim, professor turney tweeted some good news today. the blizzard has passed and while they're waiting to be rescued the scientists are carrying on with their research. now, when explorer douglas mawson made the same trek a little more than a hundred years ago, he was stranded for two years. >> axelrod: bill ...

What did you think when you discovered that this drug that killed your son was legal? >> i was shocked. before this happened i didn't know anything about synthetic drugs. it's too risky. it's literally playing russian roulette. >> reporter: the drug was so new it took toxicologists three months to work out what killed noah. >> it's always a cat-and-mouse game. this is just a more advanced type of cat-and-mouse because now we have chemists manufacturing synthetic drugs as opposed to cartel members trafficking heroin or coke or methamphetamine. >> reporter: the chinese manufacturer told us he's ...

Tonight. john, thank you. today the white house said the president's health insurance web site is working much better. this week 29,000 americans enrolled on the obamacare site in the first 24 hours after it was repaired. that is more than signed up in the entire month of october when healthcare.gov flopped in its debut. major garrett is following this. >> reporter: dawn erin of austin, texas, is one of the americans who signed up for health care this week. it's the first health insurance the self-employed musician and massage therapist has had in 20 years. >> this is obviously a massive under...

Insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. >> glor: finally tonight, with the holidays approaching and families arriving it is not always easy to find a little piece and quiet. it is also increasingly difficult to find the kind of place that often provided that quiet, a good old-fashioned library, it is not the libraries are going away, they are just changing dramatically. >> reporter: walk into the bear county digital library in san

>> we are able to focus more on the patron contact aspect and the community outreach and we don't have to do all of the physical processing of the books. >> reporter: biblio tech was built in a city that is 63 percent hispanic, most in this neighborhood do not have internet access at home, the library lends out inexpensive e readers, makes downloads from home and conducts technology classes on sight. >> see where it says get a free blog here? >> reporter: we found 93-year- old jesse vidales who just lost his wife of 60 years. he is starting a blog to remember her. >> oh, i could be writing tha...