[Jarrett:] Two evacuation flights carrying Americans from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak are on the way to the United States right now. They left China with about 350 passengers on board. CNN's David Culver is live for us in Beijing. David, what more can you tell us?
[David Culver, Cnn International Correspondent:] Laura, I have been in touch with several of those passengers and we know they are going to be splitting between two locations in California. They'll be at Marine Corps air station Miramar and they'll be at Travis Air Force Base. And they'll be there for two weeks. And the reason this is a mandatory quarantine is because of the way they are coming from, Hubei Province, the epicenter of this outbreak. We do know there will be at least two more flights leaving potentially tomorrow according to the State Department because there's still hundreds of Americans still stranded in Hubei province and in the city of Wuhan. As far as quarantine on a ship is concerned, may sound like a good scenario, a cruise ship. But this is the reality folks are dealing with in Japan, off the coast there. It's because of one of the passengers who was in Hong Kong testing positive for coronavirus. That passenger was on the ship 12 days ago. Now, they have tested several of the passengers and crew and they found ten of the passengers have tested positive for coronavirus. One of them is an American. You can see here they were taking them off the boat and bringing those ten to Japan so that they could be treated in hospitals. But the others who are on board may have to stay there for up to two weeks as they determine whether or not this virus has spread while the infected were on board that ship. Back here in mainland China, I can tell you they are trying to set up more and more capacity for hospitals. And they are now expanding into field hospitals, Laura. They're doing, essentially, exhibition halls and some of these stadiums are turning those into hospitals of sorts, and you see the beds just lying out there. It's not the most comfortable of situations. Kind of desperate. But that's where they're at.
[Jarrett:] Yes. You can see how tightly they're packed in there. David, thanks so much.
[Culver:] Yes.
[Romans:] A second member of a high school track team has died in Oklahoma after a pickup truck ran over six members during a practice run. The driver, 57-year-old Max Townsend, was arrested on charges including manslaughter. Police say Townsend lost his own son in a car crash in the same city the day before and appeared to be impaired.
[Jarrett:] Shannen Doherty is battling stage 4 breast cancer. The 48- year-old actress was originally diagnosed in 2015 and went into remission in 2017. She decided to tell ABC News her cancer returned to send a message to others fighting the disease.
[Shannen Doherty, Actress:] People can look at that and say, oh my God, yes, she can work. And other people with stage 4 can work, too.
[Jarrett:] Doherty has been quietly battling cancer while filming the Beverly Hills reboot. She was coping with the disease while also mourning the death of her friend and former "90210" co-star Luke Perry last March.
[Romans:] Screening "The Lion King" at a fundraiser turned out to be costly for a school in Berkeley, California. A company that licenses films for Disney and other big studios told the PTA at Emerson Elementary School they would have to pay $250 for showing the movie illegally. The fine is nearly a third of what they raised. Movie Licensing USA did not respond to a request for comment.
[Jarrett:] An Ohio man was expecting a letter about his daughter's tuition. What Dan Kaine did not expect was this, 79 bins of mail for him at the post office. It seems the student loan company accidentally sent Dan 55,000 copies of the same letter.
[Unidentified Male:] Dee and I were shocked. We were like, are you kidding me? Who makes that kind of mistake?
[Jarrett:] The company apologized, citing a glitch in their outgoing mail system. A spokeswoman for the postal service says that many letters that many letters addressed to one person is, in a word, uncommon.
[Romans:] Yes, you're likely to hear mistakes and student loan company in the same sentence here.
[Jarrett:] Yes.
[Romans:] Let's get a check on CNN business this morning, and take a look at markets around the world. Asian markets recovering after being shaken by coronavirus fears on Wall Street. Looks like futures also leaning higher, 274 points on the upside if this holds. Stocks rally Tuesday and here's why. The idea that more stimulus from China will come and will calm the fears of just how bad the coronavirus will hurt the overall global economy. The Dow rose 408 points. S&P 500 closed up 1.5 percent. The Nasdaq finished up 2 percent. That's a record high for the Nasdaq, in part because of Tesla. Tesla stock has doubled this year. A strong debut for Disney in the streaming wars. Disney Plus now has nearly 30 million subscribers up from 10 million in November when it launched. Disney has forecast 60 to 90 million global subscribers by 2025. It also reported revenue. It rose to $20.8 billion, but told investors it could take a hit due to its theme parks in China being closed because of the coronavirus, assuming those parks are closed for two months.
[Jarrett:] While you were sleeping, late night hosts had a field day with the Democratic debacle in Iowa.
[Stephen Colbert, Comedian:] Last night, Iowa's supposed to kick off the 2020 election. Instead, they kicked democracy right in the old hanging chad.
[Jimmy Kimmel, Comedian:] It was a very long day for Democrats today. The Democrats somehow found a way to lose the Democratic caucus in Iowa. The president, of course, was delighted by this. He weighed in today, tweeting: It is not the fault of Iowa. It is the do-nothing Democrats' fault. As long as I am president, Iowa will stay where it is. Is there was there talk of moving Iowa? Did Iowa decide to retire and move to Florida? Because I didn't know about that.
[Trevor Noah, Comedian:] The Democrats commissioned to make vote counting easier ended up malfunctioning and screwing up the entire night. And I guess what do you expect? I mean, the average age of the party leadership is like 85 years old. What do they know about apps? The only thing they know about apps is that you get one for free with the early bird special. That's it.
[Romans:] You got to try really hard to have Iowa the butt of every joke at late night.
[Jarrett:] Well, maybe tomorrow we can tell you who won, officially, the Iowa caucuses.
[Romans:] All right. Thanks for joining us, everybody. I'm Christine Romans.
[Jarrett:] And I'm Laura Jarrett. "NEW DAY" starts right now.
[Unidentified Female:] More than a day after the Iowa caucuses, the first results have finally come in.
[Sen. Bernie Sanders , Presidential Candidate:] I am disappointed. I suspect I could speak for all the candidates, for the people of Iowa.
[Buttigieg:] What we know is that our vision has been validated. And that this is an astonishing victory.
[Unidentified Female:] It was a big night for him. And historically, this was the first openly gay candidate that's ever run.
[Trump:] The State of our Union is stronger than ever before.
[Sen. Ted Cruz:] I thought the president gave the single best speech I've ever seen him give.
[Rep. Nancy Pelosi:] It was a manifesto of mistruths.
[Sen. Lindsey Graham:] To Speaker Pelosi, you can tear up the speech but you can't tear up the accomplishments.
[Announcer:] This is NEW DAY with Alisyn Camerota and John Berman.
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