movement of millions of people. the press have declared the campaign dead. we re told we got to super tuesday it would be over. it may be over for the other guy! [ cheers ] good morning to you. we re so grateful to have you with us here on this saturday. i m christi paul. i m amara walker in for victor blackwell. think about this put yourself in this position because right now floating off the coast of california, at least 21 people on board this cruise ship have tested positive for coronavirus. officials are frantically working to bring that ship into port. thousands of passengers and crew are expected to be tested at this point. meanwhile, cnn is being told by a passenger on that ship that a supply helicopter airlifted one other passenger back to san francisco for medical attention. we will bring you the latest as we learn more. now back on lands, vice president mike pence, the head of the u.s. coronavirus task force, says 900,000 tests have been distributed a
there s a jump in case this is. the number of people affected stands at more than 400. there are 32 states and washington, d.c., involved, and 19 people have died. listen to what s happening worldwide. there are more than 105,000 cases. there is a spike in italy this morning, nearly 16 million people in northern italy are living now under lockdown in an effort to contain the spread. first, let s get to what s next for that cruise ship off the coast of california. cnn s natasha chen is here, good morning to you. good morning. what do we know about the timing and what happens when the passengers embark? ? this was announcement the captain gave to everyone on the ship over the p.a. system late saturday night. very welcome information. we want to let you hear a little bit of that first. thank god. you heard that passenger say thank god. first, what we re hearing is that the people with acute medical needs will disembark first and those who do not need immediate medica
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