After the ship was blown away it suffered severe damage in the ice, including the destruction of its rudder and the loss of its anchors; on several occasions its situation was such that Stenhouse considered abandonment.
"CBS Evening News" bade farewell to its anchor, Katie Couric, on Thursday with a five-minute highlights reel and a rendition of the Beatles ballad "In My Life," but there wasn't much sadness on the set.
In 2006, Mr. Moonves looked to do the same thing for his news division, which was still battered by attacks on its former anchor, Dan Rather.
On Friday, its anchors were careful to present opposing points of view, citing the Egyptian official media and airing interviews with figures close to the government, including Mustafa al-Fiqi, the chair of the foreign relations committee in the Egyptian Parliament.
As billionaire Donald Trump continues his barrage of sharp attacks on Fox News and its anchor Megyn Kelly, other Republican candidates have improved their chances to gain their party's presidential nomination over the past few days.
Unlike Comedy Central's "Daily Show With Jon Stewart," in which the correspondents appear to be in on the joke, the effect the producers of The Onion videos seek is full-on earnestness from its anchors.
In front, a rusting crucifix made of chains and shackles lies on its side, anchor-style.
It is as though an impulse alone had a truth that didn't depend on its being anchored to the world.
The meeting, which will be aired on The News Hour and moderated by its anchor Jim Lehrer, comes at a time when the government is revamping its regulatory structure, leading the heads of government agencies to jockey for greater influence and responsibility.
