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resting in a bed with some fresh linens. that may sound mundane to us. after what they've been through, they were really looking forward to it. >> we talked about how poor the food was and how little of it there was. on the last night shall the passengers got a surprise helicoptered in. steak and lobster. they had that on their last night. tonight, pulled into port and back on solid ground. they talk a lot about the conditions on the ship as well. give a listen. >> it was like being locked in a porta potty that caught on fire three days earlier. >> to treat your employees like that. it wasn't fair to them. they were not eating as good as us. we were eating very well. but they were not eat oing as well as us. they were rationing their food and water. their conditions -- they should be getting our $500. >> everyone who we talked to really praised the staff for taking care of them through the duration of what was a very difficult time. that's the latest live here in mobile. i'm jay gray. back to you now, eun. >>> jay, thank you. >>> nasa is keeping an eye o

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sleep and a bed with fresh linens, air conditioning. then they'll get on chartered planes the next day, head either back to texas or to their homes. >> jay, what a horrific scene there. thank you very much. >>> we have new details in the manhunt for christopher dorner. we are now hearing from the last couple believed to have spoken to dorner before a shootout in pa fire at a cabin tuesday night in big bear. jim and karen reynolds entered their condo in big bear tuesday and found dorner inside. he had apparently been hiding there since friday. they say the minute he saw them, he pulled out a gun and told them to stay calm. >> he wouldn't hurt us if we did what he said, followed his directions, we'd be okay. >> what are you thinking? >> i didn't believe him. i thought he was going to kill us. >> we saw so many pictures of him. and while he talked to me, he said, i know you've seen the news, i know you know who i am. >> he said, i don't have a problem with you, i just want to clear my name. >> dorner tied them up, stole their car and took

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before i got married we would talk about what kind of flowers we needed for the wedding, table linen,an, how many married people are in this room? you know exactly what i'm talking about. and it's nonstop talk. >> let's go to 14. >> and coach harbaugh for a net eagle here. birdie net eagle! >> what would it mean for you to win this tournament? >> i don't know. i -- i -- if i win it i'll let you know. >> what will you do to get ready for the big day tomorrow, then, you know, for the big charge? >> uhm, hopefully get the kids to sleep early and get a good night's sleep. >> reporter: don't forget jim harbaugh on the pro-am side the 49ers coach just three back of the lead in that category. he has made the cut. look for us on the "par 5" post- game show tomorrow. back to you. >> looks like sound bites for a 49er press conference -- yeah. meantime, wisconsin trying to get it done at the expense of number 3 michigan. that is to force overtime. when michigan couldn't get it to drop, the badgers hold in madison 65-62. >>> nhl three periods not enough for the sharks and coyotes to finish busine

penney in a high stakes fight over bed linens, cocktail napkins and kitchen tools.at issue: who will be allowed to carry product's with martha stewart's name on them. macy's has been the selling stewart's merchandise since 2007. it claims it owns the exclusive rights to carry her home furnishings. but rival j.c. penney argues it has the right to sell other stewart-branded products that macy's doesn't carry. ruben ramirez reports. >> reporter: martha's in the middle, as two of the nation's best-known department stores fight in new york state supreme court over just who can carry the domestic diva's home products. >> two different companies are looking at an agreement and interpreting it two different ways. macys is interpreting it very broadly and pennys is interpreting it very narrowly. >> reporter: there's no denying the appeal of carrying martha stewart's brand. macy's says it has billions of dollars on the line. >> for macys, having a differentiated exclusive brand is critical to their competitive strategy and they've invested a lot of time and effort in building

the satin finish remind ed me o a bed linen. i didn't love it.larizing actress and she's going to make controversial choices. i thought the look was beautiful but i'm not sure it was the dress for the oscars. >> she's so polarizing, i would love to see her loosen up a little bit. give us a little more playfulness. >> let's go through some other ladies. jackie weaver, did you like her look? >> she was really proud of her $2 million worth of diamonds. there's something to be said for that. that's sort of what she led with, and her talent. >> how about sally fields? >> i thought she was amazing. i predicted red on the red carpet. she showed up a showstopper. it was absolutely stunning, youthful, elegant. she felt fun and free and just pretty. >> talk about showstopper, jane fonda. does she look amazing in this, in this brilliant yellow? >> she looks stunning. age appropriate. it was sexy. it was hot and it's like the jane fonda workout really worked. whatever it is, keep doing it. >> siep us up. another polarizing dress, to borrow your words, naomi

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just lit a bunch of linen and stuff that i had on fire. >> as soon as we got up here, i already had two officers, and i immediately positioned myself at an angle here to attempt to extinguish the flame. >> i sat at the back of the room for a while, and when the room started getting full of smoke, i just grabbed a blanket and put my head in the toilet and started flushing the toilet to keep the air flowing. >> we tried to extinguish the fire. it was unsuccessful. i gave the control center commands to open the door 15 inches and by then i was already trying to get underneath the door, up at the top. >> i knew that he was going to be coming into my room, so i had to stay as calm as i possibly could because i knew i was going to have to go a couple rounds with him. >> as soon as the door had opened up, i saw inmate luna on the floor, had his head in the toilet, was motionless. i started spraying the inside of the door. at that point in time when i was coming down with the hose of the fire extinguisher, inmate luna had gotten up and had come out the door sideways. when the door opened, i ran

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>> go towards the new and the different, but you've got to be careful that you don't go over that linenonville. >> reporter: some of the ladies have been thinking about what to wear for weeks. others even longer. >> most little girls dream about their wedding dresses, but i always dreamed about my oscar dress. this year i'm kind of going with the idea of having fun and just sort of fulfilling a fantasy of going to the oscars. >> i definitely have some ideas, some cool options. >> this year i'm like, suck it up, wear a corset. so i'm going to go for fashion this time. >> i love fashion that celebrates a woman's body, that maybe is a throwback to the glamour of old hollywood, that silhouette but somehow making it modern. >> reporter: with a wide variety of ages and body styles, viewers can relate more easily to the women that walk the red carpet than those that walk the cat walk. >> women do look at these and go, okay, i'm in my 60s, like sally fields, and look how amazing she can look in a gown. or i'm tall and gawky like jennifer lawrence, and how beautiful she is. they identify with th

shower, which i'm sure they want and need, they'll get a chance to sleep in a fresh bed with fresh linensuilt it of energy there 12 planes have been chartered to fly these passengers back to galvest galveston. they'll be taken back to houston to where it all started. a lot going on here. everything moving except the ship. it's still moving very slowly. it's going to be early friday morning before it's empty. >> jay, is the company at least giving them some money back? >> it is. it's reimbursing all of the fees for this trip obviously, the ticket price, the taxes. it's also going to cut them a check tofor $500, which doesn't sound like much given what they've been through and giving a deep discount for a future cruise but i don't think anybody is going to want to be near a ship for a long time. >> this is not good for the cruise business. jay gray, thank you for helping us out. >> getting back to my panel. do you want to go on a cruise? would you go on a cruise? >> i literally within the last 24 hours agreed to go on a cruise, in full knowledge of this. >> you were incentivised to do this?

i'm sure they'll want to take a hot shower after what they have been through and fresh bed linens and then fly on charter plans back to galveston or to their homes wherever that may be. also waiting here will be national transportation safety board investigators. as soon as the ship is cleared, they're going to get in there and look at why this happened and how it happened and what can be done to prevent it. a lot of questions still yet to be answered and will be once the investigators get their chance inside that engine room. >> the last thing that carnival needs. okay. thank you so much. >> 5:43 right now. for the first time this morning, we're hearing from the couple tied up and held hostage by suspected cop killer christopher dorner. >> i thought we were dead. >> yeah. >> it was scary. >> i really thought this could be the end. >> no doubt about it. it's nice they can smile. jim and karen reynolds entered what they thought was their vacant vacation condo on tuesday and stumbled upon the man they say they instantly thought was dorner. during the 15-minute interaction, they say he k

you would tell them they want fresh bed linens and a hot shower and good meal which is why they went to new orleans instead of going straight back. there are 12 planes chartered to take those passengers back to houston and make a short trip to galveston. that's the latest from here in mobile. back to you now. >> what a rough one. good news finally over but long from over as far as legal stuff with carnival. >> that will last a while i'm sure. meteorologist christina loren hopefully our warm weather will last through the weekend. >> we're not going to chant let us go around here. we've got some great looking weather that we're going to want to hold onto. unfortunately things are going to change. look at this. yesterday san rafael hit 76 degrees. unseasonably warm in santa cruz at 75. half moon bay hit 70. today it's going to be even warmer. here's the deal. south bay will be warmer. yesterday the north bay was warmest spot across the bay area. today it's going to be the south bay. so gilroy today close to 80 degrees. i know it's hard to believe. 49 to start in san francisco. part of t

fresh bed linens something that they'll no doubt enjoy after what's been an excruciating couple of daysthe ship with no electricity, not much running water, a lack of substantial food and waiting hours to get that food and few working restrooms for more than 3,000 passengers and more than 1,000 crew members. give a listen to what one passenger had to say about that situation. >> the worst part is the bathrooms. there's no water. you can't flush. everyone is going in plastic baggies and putting it outside of their rooms. >> reporter: the family members haven't communicated with passengers in the last day or so. cell phones are beginning to die out losing their charge because there's nowhere to charge them. it will be interesting to see so many families reunited here today and i'm sure the people cannot wait to get off of that ship. back to you, marla and jon. >> now the investigation continues. the coast guard and ntsb are looking into the fire outage. >> reporter: that's right. once the ship is cleared, they'll get inside the engine room where the fire was and determine what sparked the

hotel rooms are reserved for them to kind of dedepress for the day, get a warm shower and fresh bed linens and on chartered planes they will be taken back to texas or their homes, so eventually, and now sometime likely after midnight central time here in mobile, they will finally make it to this port and begin to finally get back on land after what's been a horrific ordeal. >> really, what a shame. jay, thank you. joined on the phone by a telephone aboard the triumph from houston, texas and works in the health care industry. ed, thanks so much for joining us. we know a tow line has broken. have you gotten any guidance on how long the delay will be? what can you tell us, ed. >> the delay is not necessarily because the tug's line broke. there's five or tugs laying sitting around, but were stopped because the tide is out, and the ship is too heavy, and we would go aground, so we're waiting for the tide to come in. they original any estimated us coming in at 4:00. they said it was going to be a six-hour delay and that was two hours ago so about four more hours, and then what's going to be the

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and then also sleep in a bed with some fresh linens.hat may sound pretty mundane to you and is to me. it is very exciting to those who have been through such horrific conditions, and they did talk about that saying no electricity, no real food to speak of and waiting 3 1/2, 4 1/2 hours just to get that food when they can. no working rest rooms, that's been well documented with the sewage problems there, raw sewage and human waste. the good news is we haven't in any reports of any serious injuries, any problems as far as medically is concerned. so that is good news. now they try and get back to galveston and get back to their lives. it's going be a long transition. that's the latest. back to you now. >> i wonder how many will go cruising again. we'll find out. thanks very much, jay gray joining us from mobile, alabama. >>> investors are staying on the sidelines ahead of the g-20 meeting this week. we'll have the latest on the european markets as we come back. >>> reminder, what's on the u.s. agenda today? january industrial production ou

people that live in the same house, sharing towels, sharing bed linens. is why you shouldn't do that. you should disinfect areas in the house. so it's really just the closest contact, whereas so you're not going to see it spreading so much in an office situation. more in a home situation at this point. jon: so the symptoms you say are a lot like the common cold because it's a virus that comes from the same family. we have it on screen. high temperature, flu-like feeling mild respiratory infection. >> it is a mild respiratory infection initially. then what happens, especially in the elderly or someone with another medical problem, diabetes, liver problem or respiratory problem, then it becomes a pneumonia. when it becomes pneumonia, it can be deadly and life-threatening. you sometimes need to be put on a respirator when it becomes a bad pneumonia. jon: i will let you play the doctor here but i wonder about the spread of this thing, just because they have only identified it five months ago. you say it's not all that infectious but in this age of jet planes

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