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gerry cahill is not doing too bad either in terms of the money part of it.got a $3.7 million pay package for carnival in 2011. these men will have serious challenges to repair carnival's reputation. wall street does not seem too concerned. it tanked on wednesday, but since then it hasn't moved much. long-term cruise loyalist also still book trips. remember after the cos"costa concordia" went aground last year? bookings didn't take a hit. for now we don't know what the fallout will be, but carnival management being closely scrutinized in how they handle this case. >> i think the crew should be getting kudos on this. i was listening to women who were on the cruise. somebody needed dialysis treatment. she said how do you feel? they said they got her off the ship right away, got her dialysis. >> we'll have to see what the hit is to the brand f there is one. but how management behaves publicly and how they compensate the passengers -- >> and the crew -- >> will be key to the repair of the reputation of the company. >>> they are all off the ship and heading home,

clearly we failed in this particular case. >> carnival offering refunds, cash, a flight home, and cahilld he went on the ship to personally apologize to the all the passengers, but look where micky arison was this week. a miami heat game. he's the ceo of carnival corporation, the parent company which owns carnival, holland american, princess. he's also a part-owner of the heat. but he's courtside while those people are just desperate to be dockside. it's a pr nightmare. with analysts we talked to, they aren't that worried, they think people will keep wanting to book these cruises. >> cruises are good deals. they made it through the norwalk virus stuff, the cloud cover ""costa concordia."" people do tend to move on because they are a very good deal in tough economic times. >> bookings did not go down after ""costa concordia."" the question is what kind of maybe settlements they'll have to come to. when you buy a ticket, it's clear, you know, people were just inconvenienced, no one was hurt. >> i understand micky arison is part owner of the miami heat but on tuesday we didn't know this was

clearly we failed in this particular case. >> carnival offering refunds, cash, a flight home, and cahilld he went on the ship to personally apologize to the all the passengers, but look where micky arison was this week. a miami heat game. he's the ceo of carnival corporation, the parent company which owns carnival, holland american, princess. he's also a part-owner of the heat. but he's courtside while those people are just desperate to be dockside. it's a pr nightmare. with analysts we talked to, they aren't that worried, they think people will keep wanting to book these cruises. >> cruises are good deals.

cahill. >> good evening. first let me say just how thankful i am for the carnival triumph tying up here and knowsing all of our guests and crew members have made it here safely. i know this is what our guests have been waiting for, and i can tell you this is what we all at carnival has been working towards. now, there's been a tremendous amount of effort that's gone in to getting this ship back here. and there's so many people i want to thank for helping in this regard. i would like to specifically mention the united states coast guard who's done a fantastic job. having that cutter alongside was helpful with our guests. united states of public health and the city of mobile and the port of mobile have all been very gracious and helpful to us. i thank everyone. i'd also like to recognize the tremendous effort made around the country. and mostly our team on board. i know it has been very trying for our guests, but i can tell you that our crew worked tirelessly to try and make it as good an experience as they pos

people will be staying here in mobile, and a short time ago the ceo of carnival cruise lines gerry cahill apologized. here he is a moment ago as he is on board right now. >> i want to reiterate the apology i made earlier. i know that the conditions on board were poor and it is very difficult and i want to apologize again for subjecting the guests to that. we pride ourselves in providing our guests with a great vacation experience, and clearly, we failed in this particular case. now, there's one other thing. i know we have been making the media updates as we have gone throughout the course of the day providing the status of what is going on with the ship and all, and it is our plan to continue thos those, and we will continue those as the last guests get on the ship and on their way getting home. we know that we have gotten our guests back to land, and now we have to get them home. we have the full resources of carnival working from here to get them home as quickly as we possibly can. now, the most important thing for me at this point in time is to go on board and to apologize to our guest

g gerry cahill, a $3.7 million pay package back in 2001.analysts saying long-term cruise loyalists will still book. but after after the costa conc ran aground, bookings did not suffer. the tony hayward example has to be foremost in mind for crisis managers. famously said i want my life back. you have to be very careful about the public perception of executives when you have people who are customers who are suffering. >> absolutely. great advice, right? 24 minutes past the hour. we'll continue coverage of that cruise ship. hear from one of the passengers about their personal experience, that's coming up. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but after one day's use, di

on thursday the ceo jeremy cahill addressed reporters. >> we pride ourselves in providing guests with a great vacation experience and clearly we failed in this particular ship. >> reporter: he then boarded the ship and spoke to passengers over the intercom. >> i know how difficult this week has been and i can tell you i'm extremely sorry for all the frustration and discomfort you had to feel. >> reporter: some demanded answers. >> why did it take so long for us to get home. that is difficult. >> reporter: carnival chartered busses to take people home. at least one of those buses became stranded on the way to new orleans. passenger jacob combs called cbs this morning to say his bus was sitting by the side of the road as he waited for yet one more rescue. well, he and other passengers finally made it to new orleans but many of those buses didn't arrive until 2:00 in the morning and their journey is not over. they still have to take charter flights to houston today. other people -- a few had their relatives pick them up in mow bee, and some of them went to hotels and checked in just to g

three days not a single carnival cruise line representative appeared publicly until president jerry cahillpoke tuesday. >> we obviously are very, very sorry about what has taken place.on that conditions onboard the ship are very challenging. everyone shore side is doing everything they can to make our guests as comfortable as possible. >> reporter: and then later that very same night, carnival owner did appear publicly at a miami heat game, a team he owns, but that picture ignited anger online. >> these people got on their ship expecting a fun vacation. safe to say this has not happened. the conditions, from what we know, onboard the ship are quite bad. >> reporter: this is the third time in a month this very ship has had engine trouble. the triumph had to limp back to port on its two previous voiages. and in 2010, another carnival ship lost propulsion a few days from land and required spectacular rescue. navy choppers flown in dropped 70,000 pounds of supplies, including lots of spam. they were aboard that voyage in 2010 and recall that nightmare. >> we started to smell some smoke coming

president and ceo jerry cahill said he didn't think it had anything to do with the delay the cruise ship experienced earlier this month thanks to a faulty propulsion system. but several passengers that i spoke to last night told me stories similar to this. >> the smell. and we were on the first floor, like i said. so next thing you know, i went -- laid back down. next thing you know, you hear running, running through the hallways. i open the door to see what was going on. it was the firefighters. i looked and saw smoke. i was like, oh my god. >> a lot of people saw a lot of smoke. throughout the ship. for five days the ship's passengers and crew were stuck in horrific conditions. you know about that. they didn't have running water, they didn't have much food, they had few operating toilets. the "triumph" is expected to be out of commission until april for repairs and extensive cleaning. we've asked carnival to come "outfront," they've so far declined, we're hopeful they will eventually talk to us. cnn's been following the ship and the investigation and has the latest tonight. >> reporter

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until president gerry cahill spoke tuesday. >> we're very, very sorry about what's taking place. >> reporter: this is the third time in a month this very ship has had engine trouble. "the triumph" had to limp back to port on its two previous voyages. the port of mobile is dealing with the delicate task of docking the boat. and the most delicate maneuver, for carnival, disembarking the passengers. the holiday that wasn't. matt gutman, abc news, mobile, alabama. >>> a showdown in the senate is looming over president obama's choice of the next defense secretary. democratic leaders are expected to force a vote on the nomination of chuck hagel tomorrow. some republicans say they'll vote no unless the white house provides more information on the benghazi attack. but hagel is expected to get the 60 votes needed for approval. >>> and there's a delay in the vote to confirm john brennan as head of cia. the top democratic lawmaker is demanding more details about deadly drone strikes against terror targets. last week, brennan defended the strikes in his confirmation testimony. but also said he welcomed

cahill, we just heard from said he was boarding the ship so he could personally apologize to those passengers as they disembark. the company will likely face a slew of lawsuits in the aftermath of the incident. the passengers, they may be in for a rude awakening because of the fine print on the tickets that will likely limit carnival's liability. >>> a former senior official told fox news the triumph is one of carnival's biggest ships, takes five generators to get it running, each the size of a bus. all of those went out except for the backup generator. we'll continue to follow this one tonight. >>> family and friends gathered in capitol heights tonight to remember a 71-year-old disabled woman found murdered in her home saturday. also making a call to her killer to come forward. fox 5's maureen umeh in the newsroom. >> prince george's county police have combed the neighborhood for clues, but no one has been arrested. tonight the victim geraldine mcintyre's loved ones hope their pleas will help bring some justice. ♪ i've had some weary day ♪ >> reporter: appear outpouring of love for jarl -- a

cahill's pay package, 3.7 million in 2011. he will earn every penny.all street taking it in stride. analyst list s aren't too worri. they think people will keep booking cruises this is one of the most affordable ways for a lot of families to go on a trip like this as for possible lawsuits, carnival customers, they sign a host of waivers, including one that may be a class action suit. >>> dow within shouting distance of an all-time high. can't get there, mostly because of concerns about the economy. most s & p companies that have reported earnings have beaten expectations b report the weak outlooks. >>> airbus is ditching plans to use lithium ion bat rosie. that's the one used in boeing's dreamliners, which are all grounded after a series of electrical issues, investigators haven't figured out the primary cause of the problem, but airbus not taking problems. >> it will be interesting to see if boeing abandons those batteries. thank you very much. >>> overnight meteor shower rains down, shattering glass, injuring 500 people. amazing video and new develop

after three days of silence, corn value ceo, gerry cahill, is talking. >> we try very hard to do thatull-time. in this particular case, we did not deliver on that promise. >> to say the least. with good weather conditions, that ship should reach mobile, alabama, by tomorrow. >>> well, they say it takes a village to raise a child. but in this case, it took a whole family to deliver a baby. little josiah decided to make his appearance two weeks early. and that's when mom yelled for help from her two older sons. 15-year-old damian called 911 for some hands to help. >> they said, can you see the umbilical cord? i said, yes. they said, tie it with a string. i was running down the hallway. i couldn't find a string. and i found my brother's shoe. >> when the paramedics arrived, all of the hard work had been done. mom and baby are doing just fine. the shoestring was to cut the umbilical cord. >>> mind-boggling is how one former gold-winning wrestler describes a decision to drop his sport altogether from the olympics. wrestling will be included in the games in three years. but not after that.

. >> but ceo jerry cahill did apologize profusely to the passengers and the public. >> i know the conditionsrd were very poor. i know it was very difficult, and i want to apologize again for subjects our guests to that. >> eaves has a history with carnival, having represented over 100 passengers aboard the doomed costa concordia which sank off the coast of italy last year claiming 32 lives. it, too, was owned by carnival. as part of that lawsuit, a judge authorized the seizure of another of carnival's massive ships. >> we are here to execute a court order. >> that seized vessel was none other than the carnival triumph. >> and you impounded it because you believed it wasn't safe? >> that's correct. >> you seized the ship, held it. they paid $10 million to get it back to sea. do you think anyone who boarded the triumph knew that this ship was out on bail? >> i don't think so. >> you have described the cruise ship industry as the wild west. why? >> because they have operated without regulation, without oversight in a legal system that allows them to avoid responsibility. >> carnival and the oth

jerry cahill insists passengers were never at risk, but 22-year-old leslie mayberry disagreed. >> reporter: a tow line pulling the 14-story-tall shape snapped, delaying today's operation. it was reattached, but it will be nightfall before the ship arrives at the terminal where relatives are waiting. nellie betts came from tupelo, mississippi, to meet her daughter. >> there's no reason why those people should be out there as long as they have. why? i don't understand why. what has taken them so long to get them home? >> reporter: once the ship arrives at the terminal behind me, carnival plans to put most of those passengers on a two- hour bus ride to new orleans, or even to galveston, texas. but some are already saying, no thanks. scott, they have relatives picking them up here so they can go straight home. >> pelley: a long odyssey. ana, thank you very much. that budget dispute in washington is about to have a very real effect on the people who build and repair our military ships. that industry says 100,000 jobs in several states are on the line because the navy is planning on delaying the

president and ceo jerry cahill says that is simply not true. >> there is running water and a good number of bathrooms that do work. in a situation like this you are going to be sensitive to all hygiene procedures. we are going along with how we handle things and going along the situation on board. i can tell you there have not been any abnormal people who have reported to the infirmary. >> tug bows are pulling the ship to mobile alabama. it is expect to do arrive sometime tomorrow. carnival booked hotel room and flights to get passengers home from there as soon as possible. the ntsb is investigating what caused the fire sunday but knocked out power to the massive ship. there's a new top dog to america this morning. >> the winner of the 137th westminster dog show the african (inaudible) >> baumann gnnana joe took the . the crowd's favorite an old english sheep dog named swagger was picked as the runner up. coming up at 6:30 the adorable banana joe will be here live onset. i think we need him here. >> that's your 5@5:00. >>> now to our fox news alert. the fugitive ex cop who went on a kill

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jerry cahill said the ship does have running water and most of its rest room are working. he also downplayed the possibility of an outbreak of disease from unsanitary conditions. the vessel is being towed to mobile, alabama. >> still some very up happy passengers on there. >> why would you come out and say that. >> we'll get to the bottom of it. >> passengers will be talking when they get off the boat. >>> there is a win are in the westminster dog show. coming up, a look at the new best in show pooch. we'll tell you about it when we come back. i already know. >> i know you do. >> you told me earlier.  [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely... looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit citi.com

cahill how many -- come over here as spies? >> that is a question i would like to look more at. 15 years ago, the problem with chinese students is they never wanted to leave. the chinese government was reluctant to let people go unless they have families held hostage. people would come here and get the education and find opportunities here and jobs here and not want to leave. now people are starting to go back. some because they are patriotic and sent over by the party and get the education and come back, and another group of young people sent over by families and private money and they realize there are more opportunities in china. if you are a young guy or woman interested in a computer startup, you are probably going to do a lot better launching that in china than the u.s. now. a lot more regulation here and the market is crowded. if you are a young designer, you would do better in china. a lot of people come here for the skills and decide they can make their money back in china more than here. that is a fascinating trend. p

. >> but ceo jerry cahill did apologize profusely to the passengers and the public. >> i know the conditionsrd were very poor. i know it was very difficult, and i want to apologize again for subjects our guests to that. >> eaves has a history with carnival, having represented over 100 passengers aboard the doomed costa concordia which sank off the coast of italy last year claiming 32 lives. it, too, was owned by carnival. as part of that lawsuit, a judge authorized the seizure of another of carnival's massive ships. >> we are here to execute a court order. >> that seized vessel was none other than the carnival triumph. >> and you impounded it because you believed it wasn't safe? >> that's correct. >> you seized the ship, held it. they paid $10 million to get it back to sea. do you think anyone who boarded the triumph knew that this ship was out on bail? >> i don't think so. >> you have described the cruise ship industry as the wild west. why? >> because they have operated without regulation, without oversight in a legal system that allows them to avoid responsibility. >> carnival and the oth

. >> yeah, i know -- jerry cahill, we've been waiting for him -- on the ground, we were hopeful he wouldat this press conference, we haven't seen him. i can tell you, he's here. i know you have a great panel with you, right? >> yeah, erin, i'm here, we have a great panel here at new york one, stephanie bloom, also joining us, an infectious disease specialist. we've seen these terrible images of human waste in bags on the floor. no running water. urine on the floor. how serious are any of the potential health risks? >> well, definitely even on a normal cruise, there's a potential risk for gast gastrointestinal diseases. you have an opportunity where you have 4,000 people together in one ship. in these situations, it is much more so. what i would say is, we have a condition as far as a medical situation. >> i've been exposed to all this, we see the pictures. specifically, what should i be looking for? and should every one of these people go to the doctor? >> not necessarily. i would say stay home, and try not to run to the doctor unnecessarily. however, you do need to have a this remember

gerry cahill was on hand last night, offering passengers his own apology for all that happened. >> i know the conditions on board were poor, i know it was very difficult, and i want to apologize again for subjecting our guests to that. >> sreenivasan: the company promised a full refund, transportation expenses, and a credit for a future cruise. but for some, that won't be enough. >> never again in my life will i even walk around a cruise ship. i'm done. never again, it's not going to happen. >> sreenivasan: meanwhile, the ship was towed to a work yard, where safety investigators will take a close look at what happened and why. starting in march, people arrested in new york city for possession of small quantities of marijuana will no longer be arrested and arraigned. instead, they'll be issued a ticket and told to appear in court. mayor michael bloomberg outlined the change in policy on thursday evening. he said it will allow the city to target police where they are needed most. today, the mayor said he remains opposed to legalizing marijuana outright. the murder drama surrounding sou

. >> here is jerry cahill. you were probably there at the news conference when he apologized.is the head of carnival cruise lines. he apologized yesterday. let's listen to him quickly. i have a few questions. >> i would like to reiterate the apology i made earlier. i know the conditions on board were very poor. i know it was very difficult. i want to apologize again for subjecting our guests to that. we pride ourselves in providing our guests with a great vacation experience, and clearly we failed in this particular case. >> bill: boy, did they ever. now, first of all, how are they going to compensate? how many people were on the ship? about 4,000? >> well, over 4,000 total, but they had about a thousand was crew. you are looking at over 3,000, i think 100 passengers. >> bill: okay. how are they going to compensate those 3,000 people? >> well carnival moved pretty quickly, early, within a day and said we are going to, you know, give you all of your money back for this trip. we are very sorry. and then shortly, they came out and said in addition to that, we are going to give yo

tony, just so you know that there with was a press conference and gerry cahill said he is going on board to give an apology and is that something that you will accept? >> well, you have to have some accountability. is this the result of an accident or negligence, and that is the question that everybody has to answer, and the actions that you take after that determine if the apology is sincere or not. it is good p.r. to apologize to everybody getting off of the ship, but in my mind if you were and i'm speculating, obvious, but if you are not negligent and you maintain the ship, then i don't need an apology, because it is just being in the dark and looking at your son that you look at and worry about getting off of this thing or not, and i don't need anyone's apology at this point. i need them to find out what happened. >> when you say, tony, i understand where you are coming from, and let me ask you for a little perspective on it. when you say whether it were an accident or negligence, and what makes you think that it is not what it may have been reported as on board which is a fire in th