Today is Monday, March 9th.

We're talking about new guidance from health officials about travel and which country put a travel ban

in place.

Also a shake up at the White House and key endorsements in the race for president.

Plus promising new tech for vaccines, a royal farewell, and a couple

reasons to celebrate around the world.

Welcome, welcome to the newsworthy. All the days news in less than 10 minutes fast fair fun and on the go I'm Erica

Mandy thanks so much for being here you ready let's do this

well there Let's do this. Well, there are some new travel warnings and restrictions in the US and around the world in response to the new coronavirus.

In the US, both the government's top infectious disease expert and the CDC are saying it's best for sick people and senior citizens to avoid all non-essential travel and crowded places.

And for all Americans Americans the State Department recommends

avoiding cruise ships. That's especially true for those who have

underlying health conditions. In fact today people who have been stuck on a cruise

ship off the coast of California will finally get to dry land. The ship is supposed to dock in

Oakland, California. It's been stuck for four days with more than 26 people on board.

American passengers will go to military bases in California, Texas, and Georgia.

They'll be tested for COVID-19 during a two-week quarantine.

At last count, the New York Times put the American death toll at 22. More than 500 people have gotten sick in

34 different states and Washington DC, but remember that number could go up

because more people are just getting tested and this whole thing is impacting the economy.

Asian shares sank this morning and oil markets fell 31% in a matter of second Sunday.

That's a pretty big deal. Business Insider says that's the biggest drop since the Gulf War in 1991.

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