after their horrible experience. the royal caribbean anthem of the seas pulling into port to cheers after the experienced passenger says it was anything but a vacation. hell. we ve been on the high seas. we were trapped in a room for 17 hours like a roller coast you you can t get off of and you weren t strapped in. passengers kissing the ground. worst vacation ever. the ship that left saturday was forced to turn around monday after sailing right into a winter storm off the coast of north carolina sending massive waves crashing right up against them. 150 miles per hour winds, 40- foot waves. we didn t think we would make it home. the captain made passengers stay at their rooms. we were at a 45-degree angle video taken shows the cage left behind. they wonder why the captain decided to sail in the first place. he did tell us into the beginning he thought he could get around the bad weather. they are looking at improving their storm avoidance policy. it sh
one of the three victims shot during that incident yesterday, a 13-year-old girl grazed by a bullet being treated here at the hospital this morning. meanwhile, police are looking for three people they want to talk to in connection with the murder of a grandfather. police this morning asking for your help in finding these two men. both captured on video, not far from the shooting scene where the 53-year-old was killed tuesday. investigators now looking to question both in connection with his murder. everybody is shocked right now. and nobody could believe it s true. reporter: police say it began with a trio of car burglars tuesday morning. just before 8:00, they say he spotted them and tried to chase them down as they ransacked this white mini van outside of abny mechanical corporation where he worked. investigators say he and a that s when they say one of the suspects began shooting. one bullet grazed the hip of a 13-year-old girl walking to school. his 56-year-old cowork
castillo s death, people have been asking why it is still standing here. five days after the 16-year-old tumbled seven stories to his death inside of an elevator shaft in the abandoned staten island hospital and after his grieving father demanded answers i want the truth. reporter: a permit has been issued for the building s demolition. why they wait till something happen to take it out? they should take it out before. reporter: tuesday cbs 2 news asked the staten island borough president that very question, why were he and his friends able to access the building? we pushed to have this eyesore become something that s a positive for the community. reporter: but there was no security? yeah that s a tragedy. reporter: and he says ownership of the structure was in legal limbo, stalling any action. officials with the city s department of buildings say the abandoned site is owned by shore holdings uk which list island law firm. there was a building that had a d
operations become subject to new federal rules. and bank of england govern mark carney may have dropped his forward guidance target, but could uk unemployment fall below that 7.% mark? data is out in 30 minutes time. display you re watching worldwide exchange, bringing you business news from around the globe. good morning, everyone. ross westgate is still out. hope he gets better soon. julia chatterley is going to be back on the show tomorrow. on today s show, though, beermaker s carlsberg is the latest to boost its dividend after strong sales in the fourth quarter. we ask the if the fizz will continue this year. he joins us live for a first on cnbc interview in about 30 minutes time. we take a look at how much money the free app producers actually makes. president obama heads south to mexico for the three amigos meeting with his canadian and mexican counterparts. trade talks set to top the agenda there. we get a preview later on. and your cup of morning joe may