Outlook. Why is the stock moving higher in the premarket . Mcdonalds ceo with a vote of confidence from the board. Whats coming at the fast food giant as we hear from the chairman. And a watershed moment for twitter ceo. It is twitters investor day as yahoo Ceo Marissa Mayer faces questions of her own. First up, macys reporting Third Quarter earnings, 61 cents a share. Revenues do miss as comp sales down 1. 4. Macys also reducing sales growth forecast for the rest of the year. The ceo says he remains optimistic for the rest of the quarter. They hold margins pretty good in this environment. Inventory is up but not by a lot. Macys is a tight ship. You can look at the socalled forecast and say this is not an aberration. Theyve repeatedly done this. Theyve cut forecasts, so to speak. You go through and see big buyback, optimism, easy comparisons. You see theyre not spending nearly as much money as you would think to get these sales. You take a look at the multiple on number of, say, foreig
A terrible situation. And there were a lot of just frustrating and horrible things to deal with. But what we were in awe of the entire time is the crew that was completely unselfish. Dont you love to hear stories like that, giving all these props to the crew . The nightmare cruise finally over. Passengers on board carnival triumph are back on land and heading home. Murder in south africa. An olympic icon in court this morning accused of killing his girlfriend. The very latest in the case against Oscar Pistorius. On this vote, the yeas are 58, nays are 40. The motion is not agreed to. The and a republican block in the senate. Will the senate see eye to eye on chuck hagel . Good morning. Im zoraida sambolin. Im Christine Romans. 5 00 a. M. In the east. Lets get started. First, the not so triumphant turn of the carnival triumph. Thousands of passengers who spent five days stranded at sea and slogging through sewage are sleeping on warm beds or on buses or trains, finally headed home it bl
we are happy to be on dry land. it s been a horrible experience for us. it was a great cruise to start off with, but it just you know, the morning of the fire. there was a fire alarm. and we ve been kept in the dark a lot. we haven t been told everything that we probably should have known. and it was just, you know, the the things just kepting worse and worse and we could never, ever really get a straight answer, the bathroom facilities were horrible, we couldn t flush toilets. no electricity. our rooms were in total darkness. no air. horrible, horrible. it was just been a really, really taxing experience for us. honestly, i don t think this ship ever should have sailed out. i think there are issues with it and it should probably have stayed in dock. that s the investigation that s going to happen. should that ship have sailed. right to david mattingly. 3,141 passengers on board. 1,086 crew members. is everyone off? reporter: not everyone. the passengers a