Happening now, breaking news, Americans from the Hanta virus hit cruise ship are in Nebraska this morning.

One tested positive. We're expecting to get an update from officials any moment now.

And Dr. Deborah Birx, the former response coordinator for the White House Coronavirus Task Force, is live in the situation room. And happening now, negotiations stalled.

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from the case. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world. I'm

Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown and you're in the situation room.

This is CNN breaking news.

We begin with the breaking news at any moment.

We'll hear directly from the federal health officials who are in Omaha, Nebraska.

That's where 17 Americans returned to the U.S.

overnight after being evacuated from the cruise ship that was struck by a deadly outbreak of the Hanta virus. Three people aboard that ship, the M.V. Hondias have died and several others are sick.

Minutes ago, a French woman was confirmed as the seventh person to test positive.

At least one American passenger has tested mildly positive for the deadly virus,

and another has shown mild symptoms, but is still testing negative.

All of the Americans are now in Omaha.

They're being assessed and monitored at a highly specialized quarantine unit.

Let's go live right now to see it as Meg Terrell, who's watching all of this unfold for us.

Big developments, Meg, update our viewers.

Yeah, Wolf, so we know that those 17 Americans were flown back overnight.

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