and on saturday, 9 elation apparently had some steering problems. and of course we all remember the triumph watching it be towed back into mobile, alabama, after those passengers were stranded at sea for five days. now carnival s ceo gary cahill, said yesterday that they do have comprehensive programs in place to inspect all of their flights, which consist of 23 ships. brooke? christina puig, thank you. as you point out, at least it s stuck in st. maarten. i guess it s not the worst place. but four ships, that sure seems like a lot in a month. the question is, what is going on with these carnival vessels? we re going to be joined by maritime lawyer jack hickey for his perspective on all these cases. now a jumbotron collapses at a popular festival? christine romans has that. this happened during plep rations for the ultramusic festival in miami. two people in critical condition this morning after that jumbotron fell on top of workers
that matters. it s popular music, i wouldn t know. you stick in the mud. we have no idea who that is but we support them anyway. i m feeling very kumbaya this morning. john fugelsang, political comedian and will cain is back, a columnist at theblaze.com and kelly goth, contributing editor for loop21.com and wrote a great moment. the gq candidate. my goodness you just made my publisher a happy camper. if you like political novels it s a fun one. i do. our starting point focuses on the supreme court, the centerpiece of obama s health care overhaul is on trial before the u.s. supreme court t will happen in about three hours and going to focus on the question, can government force people to buy something they don t want? it goes back to the commerce clause in the constitution created in 1787, the congress shall have the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations and among the several states and with the indian tribes. supporters of the individual mandate say maki