these are coming from international waters, mostly from the caribbean. caribbean.if you wait, it is $9 per minute. reality is people will get their bill and won't even pay attention to it. >> they don't realize it, they pay the bill and the scammers get away with it. instead if they pick up the phone and tell the carrier what happened, most likely they will take it off the bill, reported and the carrier can block a certain number coming in from their switch. the problem is, this is so fast moving and international, so it is hard to track. gerri: you say most of it is coming from the caribbean. i will not know until i get my bill that i know it is a scam. do they really take charges off your bill? >> most will if you call right away and call as soon as you get your bill. most importantly by watching the show right now, you need to be alert these calls are coming from the caribbean. you will see certain areas where they are coming from. i got a call last week, the best thing is to go ahead and use your favorite search engine and use the number in the search engine yo

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a virus sickened more than 160 passengers on the "caribbean princess."ip cut its cruise short and returned to houston. >>> former first lady laura bush says the time may be right for a major change in the role of a first lady, perhaps that of a working wife. the wife of the president may have an established career and should be able to keep it. >> the interesting question really is not should they receive the salary but should they be able to work for a salary at their job that they might have already had, and i think that's what we'll have to come to terms with. >> she says if there were a male presidential spouse, she could imagine him continuing his career as well. >>> and a polar bear cub at the toronto zoo is seeing snow for the first time. new pictures show the 12-week-old playing with the snow. she had been raised indoors since she was born and she's the only surviving cub of three born in november and perhaps the only one enjoying the weather. >>> and a fat cat in arizona is a fat cat. this is meatball. he weighs in at 36 pounds. now, workers at

royal caribbean says it will fully sanitize the ship. the source of the illness is still being investigated. the news comes on the heels of royal caribbean's earnings report. it says revenues rose 3%, and it predicts 20-14 will be smooth sailing. the stock rallied almost 2% yesterday. passengers on board one royal caribbean cruise ship had a rocky weekend. more than 600 passengers and crew members on one ship have reported gastrointestinal illness. it caused the ship to end it's 10 day long trip two days earlier than expected. the source of the illness is still unknown. the news comes on the heels of royal caribbean's earnings report. it says revenues rose 3%, and it predicts 20-14 will be smooth sailing. the stock rallied 3% yesterday. the secret service is investigating a possible security breach at michaels craft stores.. it's believed credit and debit cards used by hundreds of customers at the arts and crafts chain may have had information compromised. michael's c-e-o issued a statement saying "we are concerned there may have been a

royal caribbean releasing this statement we think theg to do ie early.e are taking several steps to compensate them for their inconvenience. >> two firefighters killed battling aast moving apartment fire in ohio. they became disoriented and trapped inside the building. fellow firefighters were able to remove them and rush them to the hospital but it was too late. 16 year veteran steven and rookie firefighter james dickman died in that fire. the two deaths marking the first firefighter fatalities in toledo in nearly 35 years. >> a drone strike hitsal shabab terrorist in somalia. it star getted a senior al-shabaab terrorist. it reportedly hit a vehicle. not confirming who was killed in the attack. it is the latest in a surge of military action in the region. they attempted to take down a key al ba-shabaab member but hao pull back in that mission. >> today shoppers will be allowed back inside that maryland mall where a shooting left three people dead. this after police say they are learning more about the 19-year-old gunman. they have no answers. kelly wrig

it has been sailing the caribbean. shares of royal caribbean seeing a pop.ori: i do not think it matters how do you say it. let's make some money with charles payne. charles: last week it was all about the charges. when i do my moving averages, i use exponential. for the s&p, 1750. for the dow, 15,739. for the nasdaq, 7000. what does it all mean? i do not use charts a lot on the upside. charts to play a valid role. sort of the snowball becoming a boulder. i think if those numbers do not hold, we can find ourselves in one of those scenarios. adam: are investors act being rationally? i would think you would want to be in right now. charles: i think that investors are acting rational when you put the big picture together. some of the names that we know will be fantastic. do they deserve the justification, can they justify the valuations? >> i am not afraid. i would like to see a pullback. if they do not hold, let's say apple has a bad number after the bell and we all fall apart again tomorrow. the stakes have gotten extraordinarily high in the last 24 hours. lo

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the royal caribbean cruise ship is returning to port right now.ioner of the seas cut short its voyage because of a major stomach bug. elizabeth cohen, our medical correspondent is there in bayonne for us. this is a huge problem with nearly 700 passenger and crew members, elizabeth, on board, they got sick, vomiting, diarrhea. explain what happened. unfortunately, i don't think elizabeth cohen can hear me. we will -- elizabeth, can you there? can you hear me now? unfortunately, i don't think she can hear me. all right. we'll check in with elizabeth. let's reconnect with elizabeth cohen and get the latest with what's going on. there you see the ship, the "explorer of the seas" where nearly 700 people got very sick in recent days. they had to cut short their cruise in order to come back to bayonne, new jersey. that's the part where you see the ship right now. we'll check in with elizabeth, take a quick break. other news we're following -- a nightmare scenario realized on roads all over atlanta. we'll show you how thousands of people are holding up af

how that caribbean cruise ship at the center of a suspected norovirus update will leave for its next journey. >> legal troubles for justin bieber continues. a petition aimed at sending him back to canada. why the white house is expected to respond to it. >> welcome back everyone. it's 4:45. first lady michelle obama will arrive in the bay area today. mrs. obama will attend at least one democratic national committee fund-raiser in san francisco today. officials will not say exactly where. tomorrow she will be at a luncheon with nancy pelosi. tickets range from $500 to more than $32,000 each. and they are sold out. tomorrow's event at 11:30 a.m. >> that massive security breach at target for that and the rest of the news before the bell, good morning. >> good morning, scott. futures higher following wednesday's sell-off, disappointing earnings, jitters over the health of turkey and more cuts to the fed's economic stimulus efforts adding to investor worries. the dow is at its lowest since early november. we get data today on unemployment, pending home sales and the first look at fourth q

. >>> a caribbean cruise is cut short after hundreds of passengers fall ill. >>> and daft punk gets luckythe grammy awards. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, january 27th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, it's already one of the coldest winters on record, and this morning another bitter and dangerous blast of arctic air is causing temperatures to plummet from the upper midwest all the way to the gulf coast. there are blizzard warnings in minnesota, south dakota, and iowa. by late yesterday, there were whiteout conditions in some areas, making travlt treacherous. most schools in minnesota are closed today as are the chicago schools. the windchill there could reach 40 below today. and the cold and snow caused multiple crashes in michigan. the national weather service said most of the midwest will feel colder than barrow, alaska, today. eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our boston station wbz told jeff glor the cold will extend from north to south. >> unbelievable cold. a lot of wind. not a lot of falling snow with

royal caribbean's "explorer of the seas" cut short its trip.believed it was caused by a norovirus. passengers say what was supposed to be a good time at sea turned into a nightmare. >> it was violent for the first 24 hours. the first 12, 14 hours of it was really, really bad. you never felt better for four days. >> passengers will get a partial reimbursement for the cruise, and for their next cruise, the ship is being sanitized and is expected to sail on friday for another caribbean cruise. >>> a new study suggests a link between testosterone and heart attacks. researchers looked at 55,000 men who used the supplement for over 90 days. it doubled for men over 65. it tripled for men younger than 55 who had a history. the administration is reviewing the study. >>> and another study is looking at childhood obesity. researchers discovered signs of obesity can be detected much earlier than first believed. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: when this 10-year-old was a preschooler, her father let her eat as much as she wanted, but he had concerns about

. >> crews -- the cdc is looking how 600 people on a royal caribbean cruises got sick. saw negatively reviews on yelp and angie's list. one of those bad reviews is leading >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. it has been a vacation from hell. a royal caribbean cruises hearing several thousand people heading back to the united states tonight. a nasty stomach bug sickened hundreds of passengers and crewmembers. the left new jersey last tuesday and was heading for a 10 day trip to the caribbean but a day after that ship set sail, people started getting very sick. >> of the fever kept going up. i realized when i couldn't keep a tablespoon of water down. >> officials at the cdc boarded the ship yesterday. the exact cause is not yet known but the symptoms appear to be consistent with the norovirus. -- isip is both the expected to be in new jersey on thursday. >> some businesses claim their sites are costing them big money. a contractor filed a lawsuit claiming that a woman's review cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars. jeff goldberg is live tonight with that story a

the caribbean has fantastic destinations. is only 3.5 hours away. >> you have a hint for how people can get the vacation they want. for example, go online and look on tuesdays. what is so special about a tuesday? >> it is a secret of the industry that tuesday is when inventory gets recalculated by the airlines. it was started by the legacy carriers. a lot of cruise lines do their promotions mondays or tuesdays. >> if you want a cruise, that is a good day. >> airfare and hotel, at the beginning of the week is when they recalculate. it is a secret algorithm. a lot of people are looking for that. >> are prices relatively high compared to previous seasons? >> it depends on where you look. some are higher prices. hotels are flat. cruises have a tremendous amount of inventory in the caribbean, amazing prices, as low as $499 with a lot of perks. >> sounds almost less expensive than staying home. thank you. coming up, a severe drought continues to grip california. how are the vineyards faring? more next on "taking stock." ♪ >> a seve

they describe conditions on the royal caribbean ship in the virgin islands. >> and for weeks after the target credit card breach, we have heard tips of protecting the identities a . >>> there seems to be a baby boom happening at the national zoo. here are the newest additions to zoo's animal family, two new african lion cubs are on the youtube channel now. they were born friday and the lion cam at the zoo is up and running now sh, and you can see whenever you tune into the camera. boa boa is not the only baby making headlines. the zoo says that you will be able to see the new lion cubs in person some time this spripg. >>> new information regard iing the massive target security breach. and poll out suggests that it has not changed american's habits. nearly half said that they are extremely concerned about their personal data in the stores since the breach fearing to become a victim, but according to a new a.p. poll out, only 41 p% ha41% have checked their online credit scores or signed up for the a credit monitoring service, and 37% have decided to use cash for purchases rather than pla

royal caribbean cut short the 10-day trip as the ship headed toward the virgin islands where u.s. health officials boarded to assess the situation and take samples. the ship's doctors say symptoms were consistent with the norovirus which causes vomiting and diarrhea. so far the exact cause of the illness is unknown, but if the cdc says it is indeed the norovirus, it would be the worst outbreak on a cruise ship in two decades. royal caribbean says sick people responded well to medications and most were up and moving as the ship headed to port. passengers are grateful to be back on land. >> and they knew when we went on this ship, this is a truth i'm telling you right now, they knew there was a virus aboard the ship and they let us all come on. >> reporter: royal caribbean said the ship will now get a thorough cleaning so it will be ready for its next excursion, a nine-night cruise to sell sail friday afternoon. >> royal caribbean said it will recombust all passengers for the shortened cruise and -- reimburse all passengers for the shortened cruise. >>> it could be one of the most c

you have to have a caribbean experience.r bogota, and the other would be to go to amazon, like the jungle. >> i'm planning a vacation. should i come to colombia? come to cali? >> most definitely. you will find great music, great partying, great food, beautiful views, beautiful nature around. >> yeah, yeah, look, the country is beautiful, we know this. but most americans, they're afraid to come. is colombia any more dangerous for a tourist than rio or puerto rico? >> south central? >> i mean, my impression is no. when you go to rio, you don't wear a big watch or an expensive suit, you don't behave like an idiot, and life is going to be good. >> maybe i've been lucky, but i've never been mugged or kidnapped or robbed. most people will tell you we had an amazing time. we heard some great music, met some beautiful girls or guys. we drank some great drinks, hung out, went to the beach and, you know, we want to come back, you know? >> there's a lot of heart here. people feel very deeply about things. it's the most welcoming countr

it was on a ten-day trip of the caribbean.ving a massive effect on the stock. we've seen the industry bounce back again and again. >> that seems to be the big point as that stock is up almost 3%. we'll be talking to the ceo in just a little bit. it will be interesting to ask him as some are describing this, carl, as an inflection point for the cruise industry generally and as you say the recent sickness on the trip will do anything to thwart it. >> caterpillar actually helping the dow, but the dow potentially looking at a fifth consecutive day down today. we haven't done that since thanksgiving of last year, november 29th through december 12th. we've obviously come down from our highs for the year. we'll see. i thought interesting comments earlier hour about emerging markets, the concerns, degree to which rates come into play what happens to real estate and banks in some of these foreign countries at that point. >> and talking to the journal out in dabos was making the point, i think some forget even the pros don't know what's

. >>> what a rough vacation for passengers aboard a royal caribbean cruise ship. hundreds of them fall ill. >> the 10-day vacation cut short. the ship docked. terrell brown reports, details on the bug overtaking the massive cruise ship. >> reporter: one passenger aboard the ship tweeted about her illness. all aboard the fun ship she said, yes i'm sick. the explorer, seen in this youtube video, departing the bahamas last spring, had to imagine make an emergency stop yesterday after reports of vomiting and diarrhea. 300 passengers and 20 crew members became ill. dr. will i didn't have shavener says it appears to be norovirus. >> passengers can bring this virus on board. it is so highly transmissible that it spreads readily from person to person in this confined population that interacts so closely. >> reporter: norovirus is fairly common. but this incident comes at a time when there has been increased attention on the cruise ship industry. high profile mishaps like the carnival triumph made headlines when the ship lost power and stranded 4200 passengers for days. in

. >> reporter: passengers of the caribbean princess are back on dry land in houston, texas, a day early. some of the people on board fell ill after an outbreak of the norovirus. a princess cruise's spokesperson says the ship ended its seven-day trip ahead of schedule because of weather, not because of the sickness. >> the captain told us the reason we came back was fog. see how foggy it is, everybody? there's no fog today. >> reporter: two days into the voyage some of the more than 4,000 on board started getting sick. the company confirms more than 170 passengers and crew members suffered from diarrhea and vomiting. >> when you hear something like that in an enclosed space, you're nervous. you know, gosh, i can't touch anything. there's of course, you have hand sanitizer all over the boat. >> reporter: the short lived nor vow virus -- norovirus is suspected in another outbreak on a royal cruise ship. more than 600 people fell violently ill. >> i was on the floor. i was just laying down. i was so sick. >> reporter: the explorer of the seas got a top to bottom cleaning and is ready for it

royal caribbean forced to bring back one of its cruises with hundreds of people getting sick. the most dreaded the that people are forced to pay. we will have that and a lot more on market now. ♪ dagen: look alive. just breathtaking how low these temperatures are. take a look at these numbers. the arctic blast taking hold last night. the current windchill in chicago is negative 25. it will get down to minus 34. connell: jeff flock is in chicago. jeff: boy, i tell you. i have been through a lot of winters in chicago. this may be the worst. you see this curious phenomenon that you do not see that much in chicago. as we get a wide panorama of the lakefront, this happens when there is a large temperature gradient between the water and the ambient air temperature. we are expecting to be below zero in chicago for one of the longest stretches we have ever seen. there is a lighthouse there. it gives you a perspective of what this looks like. the amount of time and duration of this will be one of the keys, as well as the windchill. in chicago today we have all schools close. about 400,

. >> a caribbean cruise cut short. hundreds of passengers get sick with the stomach bug. the massive clean-up effort to keep it from spreading. >> are the angry birds spying on you? how popular games could be leaking your info to the feds. knowingly gave coworkers fo laced with pot. it happened during a pot lu dinner back in november. kpix 5's ryan takeo on why e was still on the job as of week. this was the first day of school since the arrest. today we talked to the superintendent who first ca police. they set out for fun in the. then more than 600 passenge >> i'm sorry this is happening to the whole school community. >> janice adams called the cops after thanksgiving break. the turner elementary principal told her several teachers getting sick at a pot luck dinner party. >> one of the party goers was rushed to the hospital with severe reactions. >> reporter: that's when a police investigation began. investigators say teresa badger admitted to putting marijuana in some of the party food. police arrested badger on friday. counselors were at school to help students and te

this morning they are taking test samples from that royal caribbean cruise ship. officials with the centers for disease control boarded the ship yesterday while it was docked in the virgin islands. many of the people are suffering from diarrhea and vomiting, similar to the norovirus. it's unclear precisely what is making them sick. the ship will return to new jersey on wednesday. once the ship returns it will undergo an aggressive sanitizing procedure. >> up as scheduled on two ohio firefighters battling a fire in toledo. it broke out yesterday afternoon. the battalion chief says one of the firefighters who died was a 16-year veteran, the other on the job six months. the chief says the two men were hurt after becoming disoriented while fighting the flames. fellow firefighters pulled the men out from the building but they later died at the hospital. no one in the apartment was hurt a. fire in china wiped out a third of a town. media reports the fire took more than four hours to put out. nearly 2,000 people live in this village. no deaths have been reported. the vil

>>neurovirus majestic of the sea de royal caribbean , que hacia un recorrido por tres días en caribeadas las comidas, que se manejan en cruceros, hay epidemias. >>los pasajeros experimentaron diarrea, nauseas y vómitos, que pordrían complicarse al permanecer por varios días en altamar >>puede suceder una descompensacion renal, el paciente puede estar delicado >>el virus puede ser mortal, unos 20 millones de personas resultan infectadas anulamente, y mueren 580 a 800 >>royal caribbean emitió comunicado, 66 de 2581 pasajeros y 2 de 800 tripulantes presentaron pruebas del virus, también se le suministraron medicamentos >>lo más importante, es prevención, lavar las manos, en forma totla, para prevenir la transmision >>la compañía de cruceros dice que hizo una extensa desinfeccion en miami e informo a los siguientes pasajeros de lo ocurriod y dio opción de posponer su viaje >>en california bomberos logran controlar el incendio que ha arrasado miles de acre, esto afecta los bolsillos >>el incedio colbi que arde en las montañas y ha consumido grandes extensiones ya esta bajo control >>pero

the backdrop to this is the french have re-annex santo domingo and the caribbean. stewart writes to lincoln says we should demand they withdraw. if they don't, we should declare war on spain and also maybe france. and also if nobody else -- is somebody needs to take over this job, i can do it. lincoln writes back and he accepted some recommendation, although not the foreign-born recommendation and he made clear that if anybody was going to take charge of that, he would. so that was a moment for linking kind of title that a little bit. by the end of the war, they essentially locked in lockstep on a lot of important issues. they were essentially in lockstep on that. he described as each other sober second thought. it was almost like a husband-and-wife relationship or sometimes lincoln was right. that kind of argue with each other and together decisions that would move them in the right direction. >> thank you for the issue -- [inaudible] >> we can't hear you. >> can you talk more -- >> we can hear you. [laughter] >> i was just being at the forefront, take him for tal

in a statement to cbs news today, royal caribbean said, "during its sailing, explorer of the seas has experienced an elevated number of persons with a gastrointestinal illness, those affected by the short- lived illness have responded well to over-the-counter medication, being administered on board the ship." the c.d.c. has a vessel sanitation program and sent a health officer to the ship to figure out the cause of the illnesses. for now, royal caribbean plans to use special cleaning products designed to kill norovirus for the rest of the voyage. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> glor: the price of a first- class stamp is officially three cents more as of today. forty-nine cents up from forty- six. the u.s. postal service is trying to add revenue after losing five billion to competing carriers and the internet. later, what is next for the markets after last week's drop? and super bowl snub? why host state new jersey feels it is getting no respect. >> glor: one week from today the seahawks and broncos will meet in super bowl 48, there is already another contest taking place that is

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royal caribbean shares were up 3% yesterday. as traders in the u.s. await the next move by the federal reserve due out today...central banks in emerging markets are taking action. n turkey- raised the overnight lending rate to a whopping 12% to stop the dramatic down move of its lira. the people's bank of china- - injected more money into the nation's finanical market to to east credit conditions. while india's central bank surpisingly raised interest rates to prop up it's falling currency. the men who knew "too much." prosecutors have charged two brazilian citizens with insider trading. a former wells fargo financial advisor, and a client are accused of using insider info about 3g capital's 20-10 buyout of burger king for a well timed options sale worth about 1.6 million dollars. the two are charged with securities fraud and if convicted, face 20 years in prison. construction company martin marietta is mixing it up by acquiring cemment maker texas industries... the deal is valued at $2 billion. and gives martin marietta an edge into the contruction r

dozens got sick on a royal caribbean cruise.e on what caused the stomach bug. >> i spent like a whole night on the toilet. >> reporter: a major health scare on the high seas after dozens of passengers on a dream cruise ship, royal caribbean majesty of the seas experienced severe gastrointestinal problems including diarrhea and vomiting. the ship arrived in port miami friday after four days in the bahamas and florida keys then would depart on another cruise as originally scheduled. over the course of that sailing, 66 of 2,581 guests and 2 of 844 crew members experienced the illness. thought to be norovirus. those affected by the short-lived illness responded well to over the countermedicationed at ministered onboard the ship. the cdc describes norovirus as very contagious that can be spread by infected persons, contaminated food or water, or through contact with contaminated surfaces. a new set of passengers including the mendoza family, is getting ready to sail after the ship was thoroughly cleaned. >> we are concerned. we all b

. >> reporter: passengers of the caribbean princess are back on dry land in houston, texas, a day early. some of the people on board fell ill after an outbreak of the norovirus. a princess cruise spokesman said the ship ended its seven- day trip ahead of schedule because of weather, not because of the sickness. >> the captain told us the reason we came back today was fog. see how foggy it is, everybody? there's no fog today. >> reporter: two days into the voyage, some of the more than 4,000 on board started getting sick. the company confirms more than 170 passengers and crew members suffered from diarrhea and vomiting. >> when you hear something like that, you're in an enclosed space, you're nervous, you know, gosh, i can't touch anything, there's, you know, of course you have hand sanitizer all over the boat. >> reporter: the highly contagious but short-lived norovirus is suspected in another outbreak on board a royal caribbean ship. the explorer of the seas returned to new jersey on wednesday earlier than expected. more than 600 people fell violently ill. >> i was on the floor. i was

but you talked about the caribbean, you don't have to go to the caribbean for things to be warm.e in the low to mid-70s. the next several days. for atlanta, we're watching not just the cold temperatures arriving, but we'll watch the development of a storm system that could possibly bring snowfall to the coastal carolinas and be some ice in georgia. we'll want to talk about the super bowl. it looks like right now cold, flurries and windy. now, that will be some football game going on there. back to you guys. >> all right, karen, thanks. > at least it won't be the feet of snow that could cancel it or postpone it. >>> still to come, two days after a judge said that she should be removed from breathing machines, a brain dead woman in texas is still on them. >> her family is now still waiting to see what the next step is going to be. ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my g

very clear sky for the caribbean. >> oh, yeah.uce in there. ♪ >> some good food, a few shots, the sounds of waves in the background, and a nice sunset. these are things in my experience that will set most things right. thank you to guajira. >> and colombia. >> salud. >> cheers. >> we had good fun. >> we had good fun. >> cheers. >> i always find colombia encouraging. they face problems more extreme and seemingly more intractable than many of us can imagine, and yet every time i come here it gets better. don't get me wrong. problems, serious problems, remain, which is particularly heartbreaking in a country so beautiful, so generous, so proud, so eager to love and be loved back. i come back to my own country from colombia, and i think if they can fix that, if they can make things better, then surely there's nothing we can't do. for now, however, i'll settle for fixing my headache. for fixing my headache. that hurt. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> peru is a country that's historically driven men mad, mad for gold, for cacao

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royal caribbean will have to go through an extensive sanitizing. >> reporter: we are expecting rain in the forecast. we have a few returns on the radar, but are remains pretty dry. any rain falling is moving through a dry layer of air and evaporating. we will not see much out there now. here is a wider view picture up to the north, tail end extending down. as we head into tomorrow, we are going to be seeing rain in the north bay. you have the 4:00 hour and showers in the north bay. that rain will overcome the dry layer. it will hit the ground. in lake tahoe there is rain and not snow. we have the warm front moving in. because of that it will be too warm to see snow. we will have rain in the sierra for tomorrow into wednesday morning. we have a better chance of rain wednesday evening. the dry pattern we have been seeing is breaking down. we will have two waves of the storm. tomorrow is the first one for the north bay. the second one is wednesday evening. that is the cold front. that will bring significant rainfall totals up to 3/4 of an inch. temperatures will drop thursday as the cold

hundreds of passengers get sick if the middle of a caribbean cruise. the cdc is on board. and they are concerned about what's spreading. >>> and a mystery unfolding right now. a woman returns to the u.s. after traveling the world and vanishes. the details about the desperate search. >>> welcome back. there's good news this morning for drivers. gas prices are down an average of 3 1/2 cents in the past two weeks to $3.31 a gallon. in california, gas fell almost eight cents a gallon. still, the highest average price is in san diego. >>> well, it will cost three cents more to mail a letter today. postal rates went up yesterday to 49 cents for an envelope. 34 cents for a postcard. other rates are up, too. if you have stamps that say "forever" on them, they're still good to mail that letter. >>> in this morning, reports say federal regulators will order safety checks today on 400 boeing 767 jets. the wall street journal says the movable tail sections may jam and cause pilots to lose control. the faa will order enhanced inspections. boeing has not commented on the report. >>> and

. >>> and bayonne, new jersey, is where that royal caribbean ship on hups of people got sick is as we speak. the "explorer of the seas" arrived home yesterday, and the company says it's being completely sanitized as they got off the ship to continue their journeys home. passengers recalled days of misery because of a suspected norovirus outbreak. >> really that, yeah, it was, i mean, you never felt pain until you did this. it was violent for about 24 hours. >> i thought it was a lovely cruise, but, unfortunately, the virus wasn't part of the package i had signed up for. >> nearly 700 people were sickened on board, and royal caribbean says the ship is scheduled to start its next cruise, a nine-day trip to the caribbean tomorrow afternoon. >>> next to the big news in california, rain. in sacramento, they dusted off those umbrellas after a record-setting 52 days without rain during the rainy season. the old record was 46 days set all the way back in 1884. >> forecasters expect a little over half an inch before the rain ends tomorrow morning. but that little won't make a dent in the state

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passengers onboard royal caribbean's explorer of the seas set out for an island voyage of a lifetime.tead, tonight, the ship, docked. illness sickening hundreds onboard. >> never come back again. >> yeah? >> not on this cruz line. >> yeah? >> we were here with them two years ago. the same thing. the ship was overrun with this sickness. >> that sickness which can spread very quickly is what health officials from the cdc are investigating. boarding the ship today in st. thomas along with an epidemiologist. >> what happens is a passenger comes onboard unknowingly having the virus. the virus spreads so readily. then you have all those people in a confined space over a long period of time. >> more than 300 passengers and crew fell victim to the illness. a royal caribbean spokesperson tells cnn they have responded well to over the counter medication administered onboard. the cruise line saying presently, there's no known cause for the outbreak and apologized for the disruption to its guests. this latest outbreak comes in the wake of another royal caribbean ship in the headlines last week fo

to the caribbean. they're returning to port in new jersey two days early. at its height, 20% of the passengers were sickened many with severe diarrhea and vomiting day and enough. number of crewmembers and even entertainers. royal caribbean made the decision to turn back even though number of new cases spiked. many that are sick back up on their feet. they were unable to deliver the kind of vacation their passengers were expecting, patti ann. patti ann: do they have any idea what caused the outbreak? >> reporter: cdc officials boarded the ship in the caribbean and they have taken some samples. they expect the results to be ready by midweek. symptoms are pointing to norovirus, something we've seen on cruise ship outbreaks in the past that produced these kind of symptoms but we won't know until wednesday really but right now royal caribbean is saying this ship will be thoroughly sanitized when it reaches port in new jersey before it goes out to sea again. patti ann? patti ann: steve harrigan, live in mia

. >>> passiers aboard a royal caribbean cruise ship have become so sick, the centers for disease controlare stepping in. cbs reporter koh im said it's pointing to norovirus. >> reporter: there's seasickness and then the nasty stomach bug that sickened more than 600 people on the royal caribbean's explorer of the seas. the mayor of eastern pennsylvania is a passenger and said crews are trying to disinfect the entire ship. >> they've been all out wiping everything down, they're wiping down the walls. the railings, seats, the lounge chairs. everything. >> reporter: federal health officials from the disease of control and prevention up on the u.s. virgin islands and cut the ten-day cruise short and head back to court. royal caribbean said the sick people on board are taking over the counter medications and getting better. doctors tell cbs news the usual suspect in the cases is norovirus. >> it spreads easily because the bug or virus itself is so hardy, it can live on services and people don't wash their hand. >> royal caribbean said all of its passengers will be reimbursed for the shortened

. >>> caribbean vacation cut short.al caribbean bringing the explorer of the seas home early after more than 600 passengers and crew became sick with a nasty stomach bug. steve has more for us from miami. >> alisyn. it was a ten day caribbean cruise and instead, it was an eight day cruise and this weekend, 20 percent of all of the passengers were sick. some of them quantennine with violent vomiting and royal caribbean announced the decision saying they were unable to provide the kind of vacation that their passengers expected. the cause, it is not clear yet but health officials took samples and so the results should be ready. the symptoms point to a noro virus. that is easily transferable through contaminated food and water. upon its return to the home port in new jersey the ship will be thoroughly sanitized. back to you. >> thank you. we are hearing so many of these types of stories on cruise ships. >> we want to know. >> which vacation do you wish you had never taken? >> how much time do we have. >> send me's tweet at

the caribbean princess docking in houston with nearly 200 sick passengers.s following that. he's in dallas. when did the ship get in, casey? >> reporter: well, bill, it approved last night at the bayport cruise terminal down in houston. the cruise line insists it came back one day early because of dense fog that was supposed to blanket the area over the next couple of days and not the illness. but nonetheless, more than 3100 passengers and 1100 crew members onboard the caribbean britain sis which is owned, by the way, by carnival cruise lines. it left texas last weekend bound for the western caribbean and wasn't scheduled to return until tomorrow. but a cruise line spokesperson confirms there was a norovirus outbreak on board, something you don't want to hear. and during the course of the cruise, 165 passengers fell ill. she said by the time the ship docked yesterday, only five people were sick. now, members for the centers of disease control and prevention will board and evaluate this outbreak. the ship will be scrubbed down and sanitized. bill, those folks

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aveeno® naturally beautiful results. >>> a caribbean cruise is being cut short this morning thanks toboard. royal caribbean says more than 360 passengers and dozens of crew members on "the explorer of the seas" have become sick on the ten-day journey from new jersey to the caribbean, so they are coming home early. >> they just said it was brought on by somebody, you know, and this and that, by they pushed the button on the elevator and then it spread because someone else touched the button, but i don't know. i don't buy that, because even a lot of the workers were sick. they even brought in extra help to sanitize the ship. now when you go in line for the food, you're not allowed to touch anything, everything is handed to you, you know. they canceled shows because their entertainers have gotten sick. >> a week in paradise. the ship is expected to return to new jersey on wednesday and the cruise line says it will thoroughly clean the vessel. >>> practices get under way this morning for both the broncos and the seahawks, now at their hotels ahead of the super bowl. the super bowl is this

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eastern. >>> 600 people on a royal caribbean cruise are sick. that much is known.d why it's spreading so fast is not known and that is scary. cdc inspectors are on board trying to figure out the malady as the ship heads home two days early. there's clues what might have caused the outbreak and why it's spreading so quickly. elizabeth cohen is at the cdc center. we hear people getting sick on cruise ships. what makes this different? >> reporter: what seems to make this one different is the involve people and how quickly it spread. these illnesses happened. it's pretty unusual for a cruise to be cut short. another cruise ship cutting short its planned caribbean island hopping, a maritime version of the walk of shame. this one royal caribbean's explorer of the seas heading back to home port after hundreds of passengers and crew members fell ill due to a fast spreading virus whose origins remain a mystery. one passenger said her gastrointestinal symptoms came on suddenly. >> vomiting and diarrhea. almost had no warning. high fever, chills, aches. >> reporter: by the ne