[Cabrera:] Breaking news right now on CNN. The U.S. military preparing to handle up to 1,000 people who may need to be quarantined after arriving in States from other countries. This is all over the concerns of infection by the deadly coronavirus. This temporary housing would be on West Coast military bases in Texas, in Colorado, as well as California. And again, it's an agreement from the Pentagon to help in the event they are needed. Meanwhile, today, the eighth case of the coronavirus has been confirmed here in the U.S., this time in Massachusetts. Health officials confirming it's a UMass Boston student. But they add the case poses no increased risk to other students on the university's campus. The student, a man in his 20s, is currently doing quite well and is being quarantined at his home. We're told and we are understanding he got this virus through traveling, not in infection that was transmitted here in the U.S. Now, beginning tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. Eastern, U.S. citizens who have been in parts of China will be subject to up to 14 days of mandatory quarantine. And foreign nationals who have traveled to China in the last couple of weeks will be denied entry altogether. Meanwhile, Chinese officials are now deploying talking drones to scolds people from walking outside without masks. CNN's Polo Sandoval is joining us from Newark, New Jersey, one of the three major airports that serve the New York City area. And, Polo, we hear that Delta Airlines is so concerned they have moved up the date that they will stop flights to and from China altogether. Tell us what you know.
[Polo Sandoval, Cnn Correspondent:] Yes, Ana, some of what airlines are doing or in this case, not doing, they are suspending some of their service to various parts of China particularly those that have been directly affected. Yes, Delta Airlines have initially planned on implementing those kinds of policies next week. They moved it up joining American Airlines and also United. I look up the board, and there's still a couple of flights scheduled later tonight coming in from China. Passengers aboard those flights should not be surprised, Ana, if they are subjected to some of these health screenings. CDC officials have been looking out for some of those symptoms coughing, trouble breathing, fever. The way this works is that they do see some of the symptoms in some of these passengers and they're able to recognize they have been to some of those affected areas in China, that they would potentially be referred over to seek medical attention. If they don't, they are given cards that would potentially, that would effectively give them all the information they need since many of these symptoms begin to present themselves later on. Now, as what we can expect tomorrow, you just mentioned some of it, these foreign nationals would be essentially banned from visiting the United States in a temporary basis while authorities will try to get a fair grasp on this. And as for U.S. citizens who have travelled to affected areas and they would be potentially subjected to a mandatory quarantine, certainly something significant here, Ana, since we have not seen quarantine of this kind in the United States, the last five decades. And finally, starting tomorrow, there will be at least six airports that will be established from LAX to Seattle, JFK also among those six, Atlanta as well. But these are airports where many of the government resources will be focused, health resources to try to keep the spread of this virus. But we heard time and time again from authorities, at this point, the risk of contracting this in the United States remains low Ana.
[Cabrera:] All right. Polo Sandoval reporting from Newark, New Jersey, in the airport there thank you very much, Polo. We know you'll give on top of it. With just days until the Iowa caucus, two days to be exact, and the impeachment of Trump creating more divisiveness in this country, is there anything that can bring communities and families back together? Deepak Chopra is going to join us next. You're live in the CNN NEWSROOM.