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just a month after carnival triumph disaster another carnival cruise vacation has now gone bad. this time the cruise line's dream ship got stuck in st. maarten. its emergency generator failed. right now passengers they're waiting to be flown back to florida. they've been kept on the boat for hours. pretty bad conditions here. one of the passengers is now joining us by phone. this is greg start. he is on board this ship. he is with his family. and, greg, just take us through what has happened. what has this experience been like for you? >> it's been pretty horrible. yesterday around 4:30 p.m. we were supposed to leave and they announced about 5:30 that we were not leaving and that they needed to do some testing. and they had to shut some elevators -- shut down elevators and toilets. they tested that. i would say everything was down for a few hours. and then they came back. they made it sound like it was going to be fixed. and then later in the evening probably around 10:00 at night, 9:00 at night they did another test. and shut everything down. and at that time it was down for probably about three hours. during that time the toilets and everything started overflowing. down in the main general lobby areas where people were frequenting the bathroom. we went down there and spoke with guest services. they didn't even have a supervisor that was on duty. we had to pull them off duty. and he was totally unaware of any of the bathrooms overflowing. we offered to go show him where it was at. and, you know, he was really not interested in it. we tried to get off the boat at that time. and they told us that the port authority was not available 24 hours a day and that we would have to wait until the morning. >> gregg, i understand you're there with your wife and kids? >> it's pretty bad. >> i understand you're with your wife and two young children. how are the kids reacting to all of this? >> i'm sorry? >> you're there with your two kids and your wife. i wonder how your kids are reacting to all this. >> they are actually okay. last night when the worst part was they were actually sleeping. so they weren't really exposed to it too much. we did pack up our entire room and everything last night in case, you know, we needed to quickly get off the boat. but they have been okay for the most part. >> and what was it like after you packed up the room and the kids were sleeping, you got up this morning. did you see anything different? did it improve at all? >> the only difference this morning was that the bathrooms were working and that the elevators were working. we actually didn't get an update from anybody on the ship until about 11:00 during the day at which point they told us they would be flying everybody back to orlando. for the most part right now everything is working on the ship, however they do have the water park on the ship turned off to conserve energy and the main dining room is closed. >> all right. gregg, do let us know how you and your family do. and if you guys get on your way when you actually are able to get home. thanks again, gregg. appreciate it. he only accepted his position 25 hours ago, right? now pope francis well into day one and he's hitting the ground running. just a short time ago he celebrated his first mass as pope with the cardinals who elected him. the american catholic church has been rocked by scandal and declining membership as you know. but many are actually hopeful that that could possibly change. casey wian is showing us latinos in los angeles hoping that the first pope from the americas will bring new life to an old church. >> reporter: it's as if catholics in the new world have been waiting six centuries for a voice, especially latinos. they are very happy to have a new pope especially everyone in latin america, we are very happy. for a long time we were waiting for somebody like that to come from latin america. >> the americas now are on the map. >> reporter: los angeles arch bishop jose gomez leads the large dioceses in the united states. >> it is to have a new pope of the first america. >> reporter: in 2011 gomez replaced mahoney, one of many u.s. church leaders tainted by a cover-up of child sex abuse by priests. >> i still think we need to deal with our priests and the stories that we hear about molestation and all of that. that's a big burden on the church right now. >> reporter: it's just one of the issues on the minds of american catholics including the role of women in the church and immigration reform. >> there's no reason why this newly elected pope coming from argentina would not be highly sensitive to this issue. >> reporter: the name st. francis is especially significant. >> building the church a new is wonderful example for all of us today and always. >> reporter: the catholics we spoke with shared one thing, faith for the new pope to lead the church. >> i'm not really going to comment about that because i think that's something to leave to the holy father to address. as a faithful catholic we will follow his lead and direction in any way he takes us. >> do you think the church needs to change in any way? >> probably, but we don't know exactly. he don't know what he's going to do. >> want to bring in casey wian. casey, talk a little about what the catholic church has meant when it comes to education in los angeles. >> reporter: well, suzanne, it's no secret that the los angeles unified school district has been underperforming for years and years. catholic schools provide an alternative for many parents. there are 250 in the los angeles arch diocesedioceses, 120,000 s also many on scholarship. the catholic church is the largest social welfare organization in the united states. it serves 7.8 million needy people last year of all faiths, suzanne. >> that's a very significant contribution. thank you very much, casey. appreciate it. any moment now we are watching florida senator marco rubio is going to go to the podium. this is the conservative political action conference annual meeting taking place. he's one of the key gop players wlo did get invite today this political gathering just outside of washington. new jersey governor chris christie and bob mcdonald two of the noted republicans not invited. there you see rubio there. the event considered really a gauge of conservative thinking and even early preview of the 2016 early presidential race. he is just starting to speak. we want to bring in brianna keilar at this event. tell us why this moment is important for him, brianna. >> reporter: certainly this is an event, suzanne, that i think people look at really wonder how relevant cpac is but certainly often relevant in the fact that you're seeing sort of upcoming political players in the republican party. a lot of them come here maybe for their debut or to kind of cement their status. but there's another issue this year that i think makes this something that's more to watch. and that is what is the future of the republican party? that is actually the theme of this year's conference at a time where republicans agree that what they've been doing isn't really working. so this is supposed to be kind of an idea forum although at times it does sort of take this political stage. and i think there will be a lot of what these speakers are discussing today will be kind of looking to see what their ideas are for the future of the republican party. big names that we're seeing today this hour in fact. senator marco rubio, who as we understand will kind of be following on what he said during his response to president obama's state of the union speech, the theme of his remarks will be why limited government is something that is good for the middle class. and then i think something really to watch will be the remarks of senator rand paul. he comes right after senator rubio. and the -- i will tell you, his camp is setting expectations pretty high here. he sees this kind of following on that filibuster of the president's cia director nomination last week as sort of his chance to cement his role here not just as a big name, but as a name for the republican mainstream. so we'll see if he's able to do that. but he's going to be trying to take i'm told a very serious leadership tone and give what i've been told is a uniting speech. we will see if he is able to deliver on that, suzanne. >> all right. brianna, we'll check back in with you later in that conference to see his speech as well as many of the others. we also want to remind our viewers here, a program note here, jake tapper, he's got his new show called "the lead" starting at 4:00 p.m. eastern and that's on monday on cnn right here. you're going to want to watch. here's what we're working on as well for this hour. republicans as you're seeing meeting in maryland doing some soul searching at this conservative political action conference. we're going to continue to check-in live throughout the hour. plus, live reports from phoenix. that of course where the jodi arias trial continues. and imagine free falling in terror after your parachute fails. the skydiver lives to tell about this terrifying experience. let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? 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