NEW YORK (Reuters) - "Quomodo dicis latine life-jacket?" quipped one of the Latin-speaking passengers on a tour boat circumnavigating Manhattan on a rainy Sunday morning in May, just after the captain's safety announcement. "How do you say life-jacket in Latin?"Full story
Every spring hundreds of yachts migrate from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean and some of them do it by boat, reports CNBC's Robert Frank.
According to Charleston Police, early Wednesday morning they were called near the Yacht Club on East Bay Street in reference to a man vandalizing cars. Full story
Wall Street is chasing the rally, and CNBC's Steve Liesman reports on why some have missed the boat; and Gina Martin Adams, Wells Fargo, discusses her bearish year-end target.
Massive shrimp boat fire has authorities scrambling to clean oil and fuel that spilled into a Florida river. WFLA's Melissa Beckman reports.
Around 100 people trying to escape a storm are believed to have drowned after their boat capsized off the coast of Myanmar. NBCNews.com’s Dara Brown reports.
Morning Joe continues its kick off of the release of "Obsessed," Mika Brzezinski's new book on food obsession, with NBC News' Dr. Nancy Snyderman and writer Diane Smith joining Mika for a discussion about how the book came to be.
NBC’s Kerry Sanders takes a tour of the newly restored Honey Fitz, once a symbol of Camelot as it cruised the waters of the Potomac, Palm Beach, and Hyannis with JFK and Jackie Kennedy lounging on the deck.
Father Reginald Foster smiles while on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York May 19, 2013. REUTERS/Eric Thayer
Father Reginald Foster smiles while on a boat tour of Manhattan in New York May 19, 2013. Now retired from the Vatican and living in a monastery in his hometown of Milwaukee, Foster is something of a celebrity in the rarefied world of Latin scholarship. His visit to New York last weekend, at the inv
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