VIDEO: Ship Happens! Carnival Cruise Passengers Back on Dry Land

After five days of misery since the Carnival cruise ship Triumph suffered an engine fire, all passengers and crew have disembarked the ill-fated ship in Mobile, Ala. NBC's Today show reporter Janet Shamlian reports, and two of the ship's passengers talk about their ordeal. Hear what they had to say below!

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