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Good morning, everyone. I'm Kate Baldwin. It's Monday, May 11th. Here are your five things.

Number one, the cruise passengers. The cruise ship being tracked by the world right now is now docked,

and the passengers who have been stranded on board are finally getting off after more than a month.

They're from all over the world and they are headed home.

And now there's news that one of the Americans who was on that ship has tested positive

for the Hanta virus and another is showing what's being described as mild symptoms. Those two

traveled back to the US in biocontainment units. In total, 17 Americans and a British national who lives in the U.S.

were on that same flight. They landed in Nebraska this morning. Reason being, the University of

Nebraska Medical Center is home to a highly specialized national quarantine unit. The cruise passengers

will now be assessed in rooms with negative air pressure systems specifically designed

to contain the spread of any possible viruses.

The director of the National Institutes of Health, who is also the acting CDC director right

now, gave an update to CNN yesterday, saying asymptomatic passengers may be given the option

to head home and be monitored from there for the next 42 days.

This is not COVID, Jake, and we don't want to treat it like COVID.

We don't want to cause a public panic over this. We want to treat it with the hauntavirus protocols that we, again, we're successful in containing outbreaks in the past.

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