so this morning henny penny was right, the sky was falling. >> he's really cool. >> i know. he says they're used to weird stuff happening, but 33,000 miles an hour. >> unbelievable. i wonder how the fragrantments got through the frictional heating. unbelievable. >> unbelievable. >> dr. michio kaku will talk with us later and we'll talk about being safe ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> and now that cruise that was anything but triumphant. the 4,200 people are finally on dry land after a five-day ordeal at sea. >> many of the passengers drnlt leave the ship until after midnight and then had to spend hours more by bus, and even then there was more trouble. anna werner is at the cruise ship in mobile, alabama. good morning, anna. >> reporter: good morning, j.b. and norah. that right. the ship came in around 9:15 last night, but for many of the passengers who were finally able to leave that ship, they describe a nightmarish voyage, one that none of them wants to ever repeat. thousands of passengers erupted into cheers thursday night as the crippled "triumph" finally pulled up to

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. >> osgood: classic humor from the legendary henny youngman. typical of the sort of comedy that used to reign in the new york state vacation spots known as the borscht belt. no everyone remembers that time and place but richard schlesinger of "48 hours" certainly does. >> reporter: before things happened in las vegas this was the happening place. the resorts of the catskill mountains. 100 miles from new york city in the '40s, '50s and '60s, they attracted predominantly jewish visitors, many of them immigrants. they came for the fresh air and the shows. there was lots of both. and the performers spoke their language which was frequently yiddish. the place became known as the borscht belt, and before long big name stars... >> i feel great. i really feel wonderful. i just got back from a pleasure trip. i took my mother-in-law to the airport. >> reporter: ... like milton berle and george burns added to stages of big catskills hotels to their list of must stops. >> there was grossingers the concorde. >> 3,000 people. kut was 1500 people. >> reporter

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. >> henny penny was right, the sky was falling. >> yes it was. >> incredible video there. >>> if meteors don't get you, maybe a hacker will. there is a 40% increase on mobile attacks. john is live with that, john? >> yeah, bill, a security firm looks at hundreds of attacks, lots of public data over 2012. one of the startling headlines is that mobile attacks were up 400%. mostly android phones. tricking users into downloading a fake version of an app that send text messages to a premium rate service. also others that suck the contact information out of a phone. little perspective here, pot of cold, what crooks are really after is credit card data. that why they like to hit retail stores because sometimes stores improperly keep that data. hack kers grab it, sell it on the black market. retail mac retail hacks were up 15%. hackers are mostly grabbing content information, personal details, things to use for identity theft, which isn't as lucrative as just stealing the credit card. but pcs that become mobile wallet, this is an area to watch, another area to watch, by the way, romana. one-thir

the size of a large bus traveling at an estimated speed of 33,000 miles an hour so in chelubinske, henny penny was right, the sky was falling. >> unbelievable. talk about an anchor he's pretty cool. >> mark phillips absolutely. i want to learn more about chelubinske, they're used to weird stuff happening, 33,000 miles an hour. >> i'm wondering how the fragments got through that frictional heating, unbelievable. >>> physics profession sore and news consultant michio kaku will join us to talk about the incredible scenes from russia and the dangers still being faced ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> now to the cruise that was anything but triumphant. the 4,200 people aboard the carnival "triumph" are finally on dry land this morning, after a five-day ordeal at sea. >> many of the passengers didn't leave the ship until after midnight. and then had to spend hours more traveling by bus. even then there was more trouble. anna werner is at the cruise ship terminal in mobile alabama. good morning anna. >> reporter: good morning, j.b. and norah. the ship arrived just after 9:15 last night and many