everyone else, it was like a tent city. everyone made tents out of sheets strung up with ropes. it looked like a refugee camp on top. camped by our lifeboat. we had dreams about high panic happening. steve: in those early shots we saw a bunch of mattresses out on the open decks because people said it was too hot with no air conditioning. they had to get outside, fresh air for other obvious purposes. what s next for the people who survived this voyage? can they sue? do they have a case? joining us is a guy who sued carnival a number of times, maritime attorney michael winkelman. thanks for joining us from miami. we had on about a half-hour ago a small business owner who was trapped at sea on that ship that was not working. she was not happy with the compensation from carnival. can she get more than what they re offering? absolutely.
here s the question, and i will pose it, i think you should allow high schoolkids to go straight to the nba and pay them. brian will give me an that. steve: i heard it in the break. it s a good one. stuart, thank you very much. meanwhile, the nightmare for those cruise passengers not over with. next we re going to hear from a lawyer who has sued carnival a number of times before. do these people have a case? you can own a piece of history. ask anna could kooiman. this patriotic statue is heading to the auction block. it marks an iconic moment in american history. we ll talk with an historian and owner talk about how much it s going to go for they think. first, happy birthday to jane seymour. lobsterfest is the king of all promotions.