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CHRIS PAUL: March 11th, they tell us to go back to the locker room.
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This is about COVID.
REPORTER: Every major sports league is calling a timeout.
NBA PLAYER: It was the day that sports stood still.
We were trying to figure out what a bubble could look like.
PAUL: George Floyd changed the conversation immediately.
It wasn't a question of how are we gonna play,
it was a question of do we wanna play?
♪ (MID-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS) ♪
[TV static drones]
[bright tone]
- Scientists in China are trying to determine
if a new virus strain is responsible
for a pneumonia outbreak in the city of Wuhan.
- Deadly new virus killed 6 people
and infected almost 300 more.
- But human-to-human transmission means
this virus is potentially a far bigger threat.
[ominous music]
♪ ♪
[indistinct chatter]
[PA system chimes]
- Very good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
This is the captain speaking from the bridge.
It's a pleasant morning here in Yokohama.
- Ooh, look at this. - Wow.
"Diamond Princess" will set sail today,
heading out to open waters.
[dynamic music]
♪ ♪
- We're just hanging out.
There's my lovely wife, Jerri.
- Mark spent two years in Taiwan
on a mission for our church.
He was so excited to show me all the sights,
and then this Asian cruise just came up on our radar,
so we signed up.
- We're not as famous as the Kardashians,
but we're twice as sexy, so... - [laughs]
The business that we run
is an inpatient addiction treatment center.
- I mean, seriously, look at that.
- We focus on pornography and sex addiction.
- Am I right? - Stop.
- [laughing] Huh? - Stop.
- Can I get an amen on that one?
- We've saved a lot of marriages,
and, you know, one of our big philosophies is
live in the present and not be a victim.
- We are on the "Diamond Princess"
in the penthouse suite C409.
- This was our 11th cruise.
We went on our first cruise
a few years after we got together.
Just really liked it.
And then later,
we actually got engaged on a cruise ship.
- Mm-hmm.
Got a sofa area here.
- With me in the wheelchair... - He had broke his leg.
- We were debating about even going on the cruise.
- Here's the bedroom.
- But Japan is somewhere I always wanted to go.
- Complimentary fresh fruits. Walk-in closet.
Nice deep, jetted tub.
♪ ♪
- [speaking Indonesian]
[lively music]
Hello.
Say hi.
♪ ♪
- [speaking Indonesian]
- If you've ever taken a cruise,
everything's very glamorous and wonderful.
But what goes behind the scenes in a ship is--
it's like a machine.
- It's like its own world.
- Oh.
- [speaking Indonesian]
[indistinct chatter] - Too bad.
- It's a wonderful lifestyle,
and I've seen some amazing things,
being from a very small town in east Tennessee.
But if you work below deck,
most of your life on board is below water.
[waves crashing]
- The CDC is now confirming the first case
of a potentially deadly coronavirus in the U.S.
- U.S. health officials say
the threat to the American public remains low,
but they are tracing the patients' travel history.
[upbeat dance music playing]
♪ ♪
[percussive music playing]
♪ ♪
- Here we are on top of the "Diamond Princess"
in the middle of Hong Kong.
All around us
are buildings in the city.
First I thought we would not like to cruise
because we like to get off the beaten path.
But they have good food, they have good entertainment.
You know, things are organized.
The morning we get to Hong Kong,
it was Chinese New Year.
Paul's daughter had texted us.
And she's like, "Well, don't get off the ship.
"There's some kind of a virus going around
and people are dying."
And we're like, "What?"
You know, we really haven't heard anything about this.
Paul and I walked down to the desk.
They said, "Well,
"Princess Cruises has said that it's safe.
No problem."
So we said, "Well, we're gonna go."
And at the time, we're kind of thinking,
"Well, we're having that Asian experience,
wearing a mask." [laughs]
I mean, you never do that in the United States.
- We get the news on board
and it was just all kind of hearsay.
Like, "Oh, there's a virus. There's always a virus.
"There's always something around the world going on.
Still not a big deal."
You're kind of like,
"Okay, cool. I'll wash my hands."
[mellow electronic music]
♪ ♪
[Jerri laughs]
- It's your lucky year. You know that now.
- Oh, we need it.
♪ ♪
[dreamy music]
♪ ♪
- Go. [bell chimes]
♪ ♪
- Oh, my gosh. We had so much fun.
After Hong Kong, we went to Vietnam
and then to Taiwan and then back to Japan.
- At our last stop in Okinawa,
they were taking everyone's temperature
and interviewing everybody
and just not letting them just walk off the ship
like we've been used to.
- It was inconveniencing my trip
so I was just going, "Oh, man, come on."
- Yeah, we've only got so many hours here.
- Seriously, people?
Come on, we only got so many hours.
I got things to see.
[foreboding music]
♪ ♪
[indistinct chatter]
[PA system chimes]
[all cheering]
[lively music playing]
- [singing]
[all cheering]
[dissonant music]
♪ ♪
- We anchored in the harbor,
and the Japanese officials got on board.
- Ah. Ah. [laughter]
- [chuckles]
- I'm okay. [chuckles]
- They were still having activities for us.
It was kind of like, "Oh, hey,
"a free day on the cruise ship.
You know, this is great."
- Then the captain came on
and told us to go back into our rooms.
♪ ♪
[helicopter rotors whirring]
[PA system chimes]
- It's not us.
- Oh, my God.
I'm scared because it's quiet.
Let's go back. [chuckles uncomfortably]
- [coughing]
♪ ♪
[chuckles]
- We couldn't just stay in our rooms.
Even though the passengers were quarantined
and weren't allowed to leave,
the crew had to keep the ship going.
Answering phones, delivering medication,
cleaning for 12 hours a day.
And we delivered 3,000 meals, three meals a day,
to all the guests.
- [speaking Indonesian]
- Yeah, yeah.
- We were put into harm's way, but in the moment,
that's all we knew how to do.
That's--we were just doing what we were told.
- Hi! Namaste. - Hi.
Yeah. [chuckles]
[knock at door]
- I just got a knock on the door for food.
[air hissing]
♪ ♪
- So this dessert came tonight for dinner.
Pretty sure
it's been hanging out in the cooler for about a week.
And we got stew. Kent is not thrilled.
- Room service has been a little tricky.
We got a hamburger bun with lettuce, tomato, onion,
but no burger.
- No ketchup, no burger, no cheese.
- All we could joke about was say, "Where's the beef?"
[both laugh]
- I could actually sense that anxiety with the crew
'cause they--
to me, they weren't as friendly as they were
during the rest of the time.
There was more of a businesslike
and just very nervous and, "What's gonna happen?"
and, "How long am I here?" and--and--
- And they had to hurry too.
- And they had-- yeah, that's true.
- I mean, you know, they had to hurry,
and they weren't, you know--
they weren't getting tips anymore.
- But that was my experience.
- Okay, you can have your experience.
- She asked for my experience.
That was my experience with them.
- The CDC has reported five cases
of the novel coronavirus in the United States.
Americans should not worry for their own safety.
The president is highly engaged...
[uneasy music]
- Okay, they've got a bunch of people in white coats
lined up down there. - They're not white coats.
They're white hazmat suits. - They're white hazmat suits.
They've got these little tunnels down here.
"E.T." tunnels, I call 'em.
[siren wailing]
[indistinct chatter]
♪ ♪
- Just got word that there could be 41 more cases.
The concern that I've had
were they have tested incredibly few amount of people
on the ship.
And that would bring the total number of cases to 61
of the 273 that have been tested.
So that would mean that a quarter,
a third of the ship is infected, possibly.
♪ ♪
[indistinct PA announcement]
♪ ♪
[tense music]
[indistinct chatter]
- Having the background
and experiencing South African emergency centers,
I've handled crisis situations.
But still, it was overwhelming.
It was impossible to attend to every single person.
We were basically just surviving
'cause it was really nonstop from morning to night.
♪ ♪
The Japanese authorities used the crew
for the well-being and for the safety
of the passengers,
but the crew areas were such a confined space
that it's impossible for them
not to have exposure to each other.
♪ ♪
- [coughing]
- Just few minutes ago...
- There are 38 additional positive cases so far.
Persons will be notified and...
[indistinct PA announcement]
- I'm Dr. Grant Tarling,
chief medical officer on Princess Cruises.
This is a new coronavirus to humans
that was only identified about six weeks ago.
So being so new, global health agencies
are urgently developing tactics
to understand the illness and to control its spread.
But here's what we know.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control believe
that the virus spreads mostly
from direct person-to-person contact will ill people,
such as when they are coughing and sneezing,
just like colds and flu are spread.
There is no current evidence the illness spreads
through the air ventilation systems.
- So I was just sitting, watching some TV,
and I heard--
sounded like somebody pulling some tape,
and I came over here...
So they've taped the vent from the hallway to my cabin.
So I don't know what's going on.
Any knock at the door is just gonna be wondering,
"Am I positive?"
And if we're still reporting this many cases,
how are we ever gonna get off the ship?
Eventually, we're all gonna be sick.
[soft ominous music]
♪ ♪
- We didn't really know
how the virus was gonna affect anybody,
let alone somebody that had a suppressed immune system,
and Rebecca has MS,
so it was a big, big concern.
- Outside of mainland China,
the largest coronavirus outbreak
is on a cruise ship, the "Diamond Princess,"
that has been quarantined
in the Japanese port of Yokohama.
- There is this rumor that they are planning
to sink the ship in the water with the people.
And we were scared when we heard that.
[door latch clicks] Oh, God.
Are they going to drown us now
because they have found viruses?
Is this the solution that they're going to get out of it?
- The "Diamond Princess" is a huge,
floating health hazard.
There are still many questions
about how the Japanese government
has handled the outbreak.
Why have they still not tested everyone on board?
- Their testing procedures changed every few days.
We wanted to know who is being tested.
If these people have close contacts,
what are gonna happen to the close contacts?
And we just never got straight answers.
- [speaking indistinctly]
- I informed all the crew members who tested positive.
And then they would say, "Yes, Doc, I'm fine.
There's nothing wrong,"
and probably at least a third of them
had absolutely no symptoms.
And that's how we found out
that there were many people who were asymptomatic.
Today that's general knowledge,
but that's something we didn't know at the time.
They didn't know that they were spreading it.
♪ ♪
- Dr. Fauci,
coronavirus has been in the news so much.
People are worried.
- I don't think people should be frightened.
I mean, there's no reason for anyone
in the United States to wear a mask.
The concern about coronavirus certainly is taking away
from people worrying about influenza.
[gurgling]
- Oh, just warming up-- ooh, wow, it's hot. [laughs]
[chuckling] Just warming up my breakfast.
I hate cold eggs.
- And here, I will eat anything to survive,
watching through the window as the world goes by.
Same window, same cars and trucks
running over the bridge.
- Did I talk about my-- about my testing yesterday?
I can't even remember what time that was.
You know, it's all running together. It really is.
- We have no idea what we've talked about.
- I don't know what day it is. I don't know what--
[thermometer beeping] This is all running together.
- So that one was 37.3.
- Another day has started.
We should be bringing more challenges on our way.
- I'm taking my temperature, as the captain ordered.
- Picnic table challenge. - Picnic table challenge.
- Time will be moving slowly for many of you,
and it may be difficult to keep your spirits high.
- "Groundhog Day." [chuckles]
- We are, as always, ready-- - I don't know.
Somebody had a sense of humor when they put it on there,
I guess.
- Remaining strong and united.
- God, I love a man who scrubs the toilet.
[chuckles]
- Finally, a polite reminder...
- You have already silver? - Yes.
- To wear your masks.
- You know what? Maybe this isn't it.
I gotta--backing up.
- Please continue to check your temperature regularly.
- Fever? No.
- Sore throat? - No.
- I'm sure you are all experts by now.
- I gotta wrap my feet around you.
You're too fat.
[both laughing] - That's--
- Thank you for your support and cooperation.
- And I love you.
- [laughs] - Okay.
- Hang in there, "Diamond Princess."
- Yoo-hoo!
Thank you!
- The president did an interview with CNBC,
and part of what he said was that this situation
was "totally under control."
[knock at door]
- Good afternoon. - Hello.
- So...so, um,
So, um,
- Yes. - Yes? Okay.
- Okay.
- Right.
The hell? [sighs]
- Really? - [sighs]
You gonna be okay?
- [sighs] Yeah.
- [takes deep breath]
- All right. I love you. - All right. I love you.
I love you. - See you later.
- All right. - Okay.
- Don't really know what to think right now.
Um...
I guess I'll be in here for a few days by myself.
Um...
hopefully, things turn out okay.
[soft tense music]
♪ ♪
- Currently, I am in the infectious disease unit.
This is my room.
Bed, old TV stand, there's a window.
[sighs] Listen.
Every government needs to get their people out.
The ship is unsafe at this point.
Princess did all they could,
but there is something driving that virus
to spread like wildfire.
- Today's Wake Show begins with another daily quiz
as well as a few more positive letters
from many of you to our captain.
Sunny will be back with some magic,
and today's napkin folding will be a rose.
"Diamond Princess" family, we are here, we are with you,
and we'll continue to do our best
to keep you comfortable and occupied
during this very unique situation.
♪ ♪
[sighs]
- [speaking Indonesian]
- My roommate was positive...
and we still stayed together.
It took four days for the quarantine officers
to come and test me for the virus
and it became really difficult for me because we were
not even allowed to step out of the cabin.
On the crew decks, there are no windows,
no ways that you can look outside.
You don't know what time of the day it is
until you look at the clock.
So I just lost it.
I made a decision to speak to the media...
Hello, this is Sonali Thakkar
from "Diamond Princess" cruise ship.
Even though it's against my contract.
But my life is more important than the job.
I just want to inform you that we need help.
Each and every crew member
needs to also be tested and be separated.
We are happy to do whatever we have to do to help others,
but we don't feel safe.
♪ ♪
- It's just absolutely perfect right now.
Had a great lunch al fresco.
Not gonna eat your lunch? - No, I'm full.
- Guess what.
Tomorrow's Valentine's Day
and we have a special Valentine's Day menu.
- What? - Yes, we do.
- I need chocolate.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- The CDC has confirmed another coronavirus infection
here in the U.S.
America's 15th case comes
as infections skyrocket across mainland China.
♪ ♪
- I've got some news to report.
♪ ♪
News I have to report today
is that Jerri has been tested positive for coronavirus
and has been taken off the ship to a hospital.
I guess I should qualify that and say we don't know
that that's what she's been-- that she's tested for--for--
I don't know, what's the word now they want us to use?
COVID-19?
That's a hard adjustment to make.
- Here I am in a Japanese hospital.
Cute jammies.
I feel like I'm in a kimono.
Mark let me know
that they are taking all of the American passengers
off the ship by a military plane.
I don't know what that's gonna--
I don't--I have a feeling it's not Comfort Plus.
[knock at door]
- Hi. Mr. Frasure? - Hi. Yes.
- I'm Maya. I'm from guest services desk.
- Hi.
- I'm with the American doctors.
Is it possible to speak with you?
- Sure. - Yeah?
- Yeah. - Hey, there.
Mr. Kent Frasure? - Yes. How are you?
- Hey, there. I can't touch you,
unfortunately. - Yeah, that's fine.
- Hi. - Hi.
- I'm Dr. Lawler.
We're from the American team
that's helping to get folks off the ship.
I understand you guys wanna go back to the U.S.
Is that right? both: Yes.
- Okay. - As long as we'll be safe.
Because we're a little worried--
we've tested negative for the virus...
- Yes. - By the Japanese people.
- Right.
- So how do we know we're not gonna catch it on the plane?
- Uh, well, there's no guarantees,
but honestly, you're much safer getting off this ship.
- Okay. - Um...
you know, I would not stay on this ship if I were you.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Are we gonna go like you are? - [chuckles]
- No, you'll be going in your regular clothes.
Do you wanna go back to the States?
- So my wife's in the hospital. - Yeah, that's what I remember.
- Yeah, so I wanna... - You wanna stay?
- Get back with her. Yeah. - Yeah.
Okay. Best of luck to you. - All right, thanks.
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
- So I wanted to make this little video
to let everyone know
that I am positive for the coronavirus.
I would like to show everyone...
my roommates here.
Say hi, Tomasek. - [chuckles]
- And there are two more back here behind the curtain.
And, uh, we are all confirmed positive patients.
- Um, my tests came back,
and they are still positive.
So no going home for me.
- Hundreds of passengers finally getting off
the "Diamond Princess" cruise ship.
The crew, however, will stay put
and remain under quarantine for another couple...
- A lot of people have said,
"Are you ever gonna cruise again?"
- Yes, absolutely. We're going in May.
- For those guests remaining aboard...
- For a second,
there was a light at the end of the tunnel,
and now that light is gone.
I'm just done.
[solemn music]
♪ ♪
- Well, let me record this moment of peace
right as I wake up
on our last morning on the "Diamond Princess,"
and it's a sweet moment to think about.
Just wanna record how I'm feeling right now
with my husband lying beside me in bed.
Morning. - Morning, honey.
- [chuckles]
- Now calling only those American guests
from Emerald Deck...
- They bring my luggage.
Those are the guys taking it away,
so they're serious about this crap.
- All right, this is it.
About to step into the big, wide world.
Hello.
- Who are disembarking
the "Diamond Princess" tonight.
- I am here to make it smooth. - Thank you.
Off the "Diamond Princess."
- Go forward, hand the passport to the State Department folks
on either side.
They will keep your passport, then they'll put you on a bus.
The bus will take you to the airplane,
airplane takes you to the United States.
- Whoo-hoo. - All good with that?
- Okay. Okay, all right. - Whoo-hoo.
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
Big ol' line. Better get in line.
- Welcome aboard, everybody. Please...
♪ ♪
- Our dinner over here in this pile.
This is the bathroom?
Wow. [laughs]
That's wild.
- Hello.
If somebody could lift the tab.
- Here you go. - Come back and get it.
There we go.
- Well, we're exhausted, but we're on the plane,
and that's a good feeling.
Pretty miserable wearing these masks, though.
- All that information reported...
[engine droning]
[scattered coughing]
- Washy, washy.
Having been isolated and in quarantine,
and then all of a sudden,
you're shoved in with all these people.
It was long. We were exhausted.
We didn't know where we were going, even.
And in the middle of the plane
was a high, plastic enclosure.
And I looked, I said,
"God, there's-- there's people in there."
[tense music]
- Come to find out
we were on the airplane with people that had COVID.
So when we walked in, we walked past 'em.
When we had to go to the bathroom,
we had to go past them.
- And when they were taking the temperatures,
I heard them say to the man behind me
that his temperature was high.
And then they said that
he had to go back into the quarantine.
Well, we've had a wardrobe change here.
I don't know if you can hear me 'cause it's so loud in here,
but we all got new masks, so... [chuckles]
It's not helping much 'cause I still feel terribly filthy
and like I'm crawling with germs.
Ugh.
[indistinct chatter]
- We are progressing
with today's disembarkation activities.
Over 1,100 people have disembarked
over the last two days.
[coughs]
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[solemn music]
♪ ♪
[bright tone]