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super bowl live, she is here with me on-set. she'll tell me what she is serving up for the big day. it is thursday, january 30th and live from new york and miami, "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful day. ♪ it's a beautiful day. ♪ don't let it get away. ♪ lauren: it is a beautiful day. i'm lauren simonetti. i'll deirdre bolton. let's show you how your is moving this morning. it's a lower open, of course this is after yesterday's declines. a lot of worries about the coronavirus and the fact that the death toll is rising. lauren: as the death toll

rises, stocks fall. take a look at hong kong, down over 2 and-a-half percent, japan down nearly 2% as this death toll does continue to rise drastically. >> if you take a look at the european session, you'll see a similar pattern on your screen, as far as the dax apand cac, the ftse, all heading lower. lauren: let's get you more information on that top story this morning, the latest on the coronavirus. at least 170 people are confirmed dead in china from the virus. only deaths in china at this moment. the world health organization is scheduled to meet today, they will decide if it's a global emergency. the white house is assembling a task force to monitor the virus currently, only five cases have been confirmed in the u.s. >> nearly 200 americans returning from wuhan, china are under a voluntary three day quarantine. if no symptoms show, they can

travel home and be monitored from their homes for the next two weeks. 800 americans are still believed to be trapped in china. a growing number of airlines overseas and in the u.s. are suspending flights to the region. in the meantime, several major companies, google, amazon, restricting their employees' travel to china. amazon does not have offices in wuhan but does have operations in other parts of the country. lauren: that is certainly something that investors are monitoring. they're also monitoring the latest earnings reports. amazon does report today. revenue, when the company reports, one big question. will amazon deliver after announcing a record-breaking holiday and after an earnings miss in the previous quarter, that's what investors want to know. shares of facebook are lower in the premarket. the company brought in more revenue and users but its expenses jumped more than 30%. tesla shares, they are in overdrive this morning. the company's earnings better than expected on record fourth quarter sales.

tesla promising to l sell more than half a million vehicles this year. microsoft shares are rallying in the premarket. the company's earnings topped expectations on nearly 40% jump in its cloud computing business. >> president trump heads to michigan today for a visit with auto workers, a day after celebrating another major win on trade. of course, signing the usmca into law. lauren: let's get the details from blake berman, he's in washington. >> reporter: president trump could have used the oval office to sign the usmca trade deal like he does with most legislation. however, many within the white house felt that this was a kind of piece of legislation that needed to be elevated. so wednesday morning the president used the backdrop of the south portico of the white house to sign the legislation. a second trade deal victory lap for the president in as many weeks. >> this is a cutting edge, state of the art agreement that protects, defends and serves the great people of our country. thanks to our pro worker, pro

american economic policies, unemployment is at the lowest level in more than 50 years. >> reporter: democrats were not involved in the ceremony, though they were involved with changes made to the deal. the house speaker nancy pelosi taking credit for the final composition of the usmca. >> because of the work of our chairman of our ways and means committee and the work of organized labor, aflcio, richard trumka, we were able to make vast improvements. >> reporter: later today, the president will hid the road to michigan to tout the usmca trade deal. the white house has plans for the president to go across the country and do much of the same. back to you in new york. >> presidential candidate, senator sanders, says if l elected he would begin immediately renegotiating the usmca on his first day in office. senator sanders says the deal does nothing to reverse climate

change or provide enough protection for workers. lauren: a new study warning that the wealth tax proposals made by democratic presidential candidates bernie sanders, but also elizabeth warren, could double the u.s. trade deficit over the next decade. conservative think tank the tax foundation released the report, also said that the tax plans would also fall short of their campaign's estimates and that taxing the wealthy would reduce the nation's gdp. >> game over, that is president trump's message to democrats on the impeachment trial. newly resurfacing videos of john bolton and adam schiff bringing their credibility into question. lauren: and republicans are pouncing on that. we have doug mcelway live in the nation's capitol. when do we get an answer. doug, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. certainly get a better idea of how long this thing will plow on today.

the president's spirits were bouyed by the release of old videotapes of john bolton which the president team maintains casts some serious doubt on his credibility. in a tweet the president said game over in all caps and linkerred to the video bolton did in august of 2019 in which he made no mention of a quid pro quo and he said fighting corruption in ukraine was a high priority. take a listen. >> the president called to congratulate president zelensky on his election and on his success in the parliamentary election. they were warm and cordial calls, we're hoping that they'll be able to meet in warsaw and have a few minutes together. >> reporter: the back and forth of witness questions continued for some time. democrats want to hear from john bolton himself. republicans maintain the president's defense maintains that if bolton is called, they'll have to call other witnesses. here is schiff on bolton.

>> if you have any question about it, at all, you need to hear from his for -- former natl security advisor. don't wait for the book. >> reporter: the president's defense team maintains if bolton is called it would opened a pandora's box of as many as 18 witness toss bwitnesses to be c, potentially extending the impeachment for months. amidst that, republican senators say the managers are missing their mark. >> i think they just don't have a case. i think we're really watching here with the questioning tonight the democrats' case just fall apart. i just came from the floor. adam schiff said on the floor that this case is all about bribery, it's about extortion. but the house didn't charge bribery or extortion. >> reporter: today we can expect a sears reece of press conference -- series of press conferences from republicans and

democrats on both sides of the capitol and then the witness q & a continues at 1:00 p.m. back to you. lauren: doug, thank you. twit stepping up efforts -- twitter stepping up efforts to defend against misinformation. >> tracee carrasco has the information. tracee: twitter giving users the ability to flag tweets if they think they contain miss mi. they say all flagged tweets will be he reviewed and removed if necessary. vanessa bryant breaking her silence for the first time since the helicopter crash that tragically killed her husband and daughter and seven others. vanessa bryant posting a family portrait on instagram, thanking the millions of people who reached out and showed support for the family. she said, quote, there aren't enough words to describe our pain right now. bryant asking people to help support the mamba on 3 fund.

cvs health corp. yo announcing they're launching a prescription drug coverage plan that would have no out-of-pocket cost for insulin and other diabetes treatment. they say patients will take medications more regularly, cutting down healthcare costs in the long run. the cost of insulin nearly doubled between 2012 and 2016. the entom super bowl setting re, with tickets to the big game in miami going for record highs. the average ticket price coming in at $6,845, that is up more than $2,000 from last year. experts you attribute to rise in price to the super bowl's sunny location, smaller stadium size and super bowl star fan bases of this year's contenders. lauren: they both haven't won in a very long time. >> it's going to be a good game. taking a look at futures right now, you are going to see them indicating a lower open. you have the dow indicated to

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rational. we're seeing companies that are doing very well, tesla, for example. others, facebook where there's issue with spending, it's dropping. amazon has beaten earnings estimates 75% of the time over the last two years. in the last couple weeks, a lot of the earnings estimates for amazon had been rising. this is going to be a real tell for the market after the bell today. we're going to be watching everything from its prime adoption, about 5 million new prime members signed up in the fourth quarter during the holiday season, new products like echo and kin del an -- kine and some of the shipping initiatives. those services have quadrupled. that could worry investors. they're spending a heck of a lot of money building out services. margins are starting to compress, this could affect amazon. all eyes will be on the stock. deirdre: i like that you alerted the shipping business. as people who own amazon stock and maybe people who don't know,

this is how aws, the amazon cloud service essentially started where they developed it internally and ended up offering it to clients and many people say it is exactly the way that shipping is going to go so there are a lot of eyes on that. i want to ask you a larger question before we move on to other earnings, we've been talking about the coronavirus, the effect that it could possibly have on the global economy. to what extent do you worry about that for the global economy and then also for the stock market? >> look at the futures this morning, deirdre. i think you have to worry. the markets were calmed slightly by the president's comments of speaking with president xi. we cannot believe a lot of what china is telling us, if they're reporting 5,000 cases and in reality it's more like probably 15 or 20,000 cases. this is not just a terrible human tragedy, it's also a major potential economic tragedy. not just in terms of just the supply chain issue, but all the

companies, whether it be google, whether it be starbucks that are shutting down operations in china, not to mention the loss of the chinese consumer. there's a lot of mcdonald's hamburgers that won't be sold in china over the coming weeks. so if history is any guide, we go back to the sars outbreak over a decade ago, our market fell about 12% recovering. so i don't want to -- deirdre: it did recover. it did recover. to your point about this virus, it has done more damage in these first few weeks than sars did in nine months. so we do have to pay attention to that. very quickly, jonathan, based on what you saw yesterday, facebook, tesla, microsoft, were there any standouts to you in that batch? >> it's cost in my mind, first and foremost. a disappointing move in facebook, down 6% before the bell. this those do with spending. facebook's margins have compressed from 45% in 2017 to

34% in 2018 to 34% in 2019. so investors are looking for growth and my fear is if companies don't knock it out of the park, you'll probably see them fall just as facebook did. all eyes will be on amazon. deirdre: thank you very much. cheryl casone live in miami, you saw her there. she's there for the big game and you have fun facts about how the markets will play after the big game? cheryl: i've got fun predictions for you, deirdre. the super bowl big deal for wall street. s&p global market intelligence out with some fun stats on the big game. when the teams of the super bowl combine to score at least 46 points, the average stock market return, 15.8%, that's in the past. also of note, the market returns an average of 13.8% after an nfc win versus 9.7% after an afc win. the 49ers won the nfc division championship, th the chiefs aree

afc champions. coming up on "fbn: a.m.," i'm going to be speaking with former nfl star jack brewer on how the players actually get ready, how do they prepare for the big day, lauren and deirdre. they're already sequestered. so they are back at their hotels the. you won't see them on camera until sunday. we'll talk to jack about what goes into the preparation coming up. lauren: could you ask jack if they could move the game to saturday, for instance, if they would mess up how they prepare, so we could watch it more comfortably without waking up early the next morning. cheryl: i'm going to reach out to the white and see if we can -- white house and see if we can monday a national holiday. lauren: high stakes and high definition will be front and center at the super bowl this year. we have all the bells and whistles of sunday's big game. deirdre: and joe biden making interesting comments on the call

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>> it's going to be yeah sigh. lauren:crazy.this is great. because two things. on the nerdy side of it, it's great because whatever the nfl does it usually pushes everyone else to go in that direction. the fact that the super bowl is doing 4k, that means we'll start to see it more and more. tvs are on the market, 4k tvs, you can pick them up for a few hundred bucks. we're already to 8k, so just know that when you buy your 4k tv. just like with high definition, it takes about five years for everything to catch on. check this out. this is the control room that they're going to be using during the super bowl. this is like nerd paradise. hundreds of video monitors in there to watch this. and now that 4k resolution, you will be able to see the blades of grass on the field. look at all the stuff for superr

bowl liv. 20 end zone cameras, you can see the action on the grass. we'll have wireless cameras, 24 super motion cameras, three 8k cameras. lauren: i feel bad for the director of all of this. >> it's a lot to keep an eye on. deirdre: they probably love it. they probably live for this day. lauren: a lot of shots to call, though. >> if you want to watch the game in 4k. obviously, you need to have the tv that's capable of doing it. deirdre:s that's when my kids come in and say our tv is for the birds. >> you need to make sure you have a set-top box device that can do it. a lot of companies can do it. lauren: do people really care about that, though? >> i think they will. i think it will be -- deirdre: enhances the viewing experience. >> enhances the experience. it's going to look like hollywood acshove. it's going to be so clear and so perfect that you'll feel like you're on the sidelines.

lauren: i'm a little scared, when we become 4k, they'll see all the wrinkles and we're doomed. deirdre: lauren is just beautiful. you have nothing to worry about. lauren: he question o.lauren: . where and how do you plan to watch the super bowl? >> given that we haven't yet made monday a holiday, i'll be watching it at home because of my early bedtime. please call the white house. i will be watching it at home. i'll have a plethora of snacks go with it. lauren: what about your boys? deirdre: they'll probably complain our tv is not good enough and go to a buddy's house. lauren: she'll go to best buy. deirdre: you can catch brett on fox news headlines 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. cheryl, back with us from miami. cheryl: still lobbying for the monday national holiday, guys. look, brett, it was good to see

you. preparing for the big game is a big deal for the players, from what they eat, to what they do or don't do before they get on the field. i want to bring in jack brewer, somebody that calls miami home. good morning, jack. >> great to be here. i'm home. cheryl: let's talk about what the players do to get ready for the game. we know they've been sequestered. the media appearances are over. what are they doing right now to prepare for sunday. >> they try to make it as normal as possible right now. the big deal is like you said, what do you eat. normally you get to go home after practice. now you're in miami, in a different location. nfl teams normally travel on saturdays. now it's a little bit different. so these guys right now are just trying to get back to a normal schedule. and when you talk about game planning, which is really what matters right now, andy reed has really tried to simplify the offense for the chiefs going into this game. cheryl: simplify, that's an interesting word.

>> simplify. you don't want to go in with all the stuff going on, you know, the players are dealing with family members, they each get like 15 tickets to the game so you have people coming in town. so you really want to he keep it as normal as possible. cheryl: what about food? i'm somebody that eats maybe 1,000 calories a day. they're probably eating 3, 5,000 calcalories a day. what are they eating? they have to be pretty strict. >> they are. when i played, we loaded up on meat. now guys are a lot more cleaner diets because they take in different types of protein. so it just depends, you know, different positions. some of the guys are watching their weight. a lot of the offensive linemen don't want to put on too much weight, eating out more than they normally would. so you really have to watch yourself going into a big game like this. cheryl: you have that experience when you could play for the vikings, for the giants, i believe the cardinals for you.

roominger gooroger goodell annol do a tribute to kobe bryant. i think it's amazing but, wow, the fact that the biggest day for football is going to honor a basketball star, what did you make of this news? >> kobe bryant transcends all sports. for me, my generation, i'm the same age as kobe and most of these players grew up idolizing kobe bryant. the way that he worked, it's known across all sports that kobe bryant worked harder than anybody out there and so this really hit a lot of players hard going into this big game. cheryl: football players, that's what i find so incredible. >> it is. he meant that much to sports in general and just -- i mean, i can't tell you how much work ethic really sticks out for a professional athlete. when you have someone like kobe that you knew outworked everyone around him, he really was looked up to and admired by so many. cheryl: such a tragedy as we go

into super bowl weekend. before we let you go, i want to ask you, obviously it's going to be a competitive game. i'm thinking it's going to be a really good game. you've got the 49ers, you've got the chiefs, a lot of talk about mahomes going into the weekend, the underrated star. what do you think is going to win. >> i hope and pray that my former coach andy reed gets his first super bowl. he deserves it. if i had to bet on this -- cheryl: you have to pick. you have to pick. there's no getting out of it. >> san francisco will be tough to beat. that defense is amazing, it really is. cheryl: i got to say, i might be kind of t rooting for -- i used to live and work in television in san francisco. i have to go for the 9ers as well. jack brewer, great to see you. you'll be with fox throughout the weekend. great to have you here early in the morning. folks, taking a look at futures right now, we do have red arrows to show you. we're in the middle of earnings season right now. we've heard from apple and some of the other bigger companies. we're going to get gdp out this morning, 8:30 a.m. eastern time.

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deirdre: here is your morning cheat sheet, the top headlines to t get you through the morning. president trump visiting a manufacturing plant later today in michigan. he is expected to celebrate the historic signing of the usmca. >>,paving the way for 80,000 new jobs in america. the president will hold a keep

america great rally in des moines tonight ahead of the iowa caucuses. the senate getting its first chance to he question both sides in the impeachment trial. it comes as newly resurfaced videos cast a shadow on the credibility of john bolton and adam schiff. bolton is a key witness, democrats want him to testify. the trial resumes today. and the world health organization may declare the deadly coronavirus as as a global emergency. the white house assembling a task force to monitor the virus with cases growing to more than 1,000 per day. it has killed at least 170 people and infected more than 7700. lauren: senators finally getting a chance to question the president's lawyers and house impeachment managers in the first day of the question and answer period of the impeachment triatrial as lawmakers continueo debate whether witnesses should be called. joining us now, attorney misty

maris. if witnesses are called, we should know on friday if that happens, how long does this go on for? doug mc. mcelway said there could bees many as 18 witnesses called. >> if witnesses are called, it could be on indefinitely of. there will be questions about executive privilege with several of the witnesses, talking about high ranking people in the trump adadministration potentially called, like bolton. these witnesses could open up the door to more witnesses as questions are asked so that could really prolong the process. it seems like witnesses are likely to not be called based on the votes republicans seem to be on the path of he voting down party lines which means they'll likely vote for no witnesses. but anything can happen. if this process has taught us anything, it's that. we don't know what's coming next. lauren: some mod t rest -- mode democrats might vote for no witnesses as well. either way, the lawmakers are

tied up with the impeachment trial which means they can't work on anything else for the country and on monday, americans go to the polls. so this isn't only about removing president trump from office, it's about removing him from the ballot. >> absolutely. that's what this is doing. this is taking up all the time. have we heard about any other issues. no, it's all focused on impeachment. and of course, there's a political aspect to this. it's about what's going to happen in the he election. so certainly prolonging it, ending it, this is all for political gain one way or the other. lauren: what happens to the republican senators should they vote for witnesses. bloomberg news writes, at quitting president trump is a bold affirmative act and it will mark senators as political made men because they would be tied to president trump. but if they don't vote to acquit the president, then the president will attack those senators in ads and that could hurt their re-election, no? >> there's a political analysis to everything. some of the senators that have

been swing senators for republicans are facing potentially tough re-election campaigns in their states. so certainly that's going to be a factor. but at the end of the day, the senators are supposed to take themselves out of that self-interest point of view about re-election and focus on what they've seen come out of the impeachment hearings, what they've heard, and make a determination based on that. of course, there's going to be an element of political angle to any of this. but certainly can cut both ways. lauren: let me ask you this, adam schiff talks about bribery and extortion, why didn't the house charge that in the first place? >> i think they needed something to hitch their wagon to. you know a lot of the arresting ament has been, does impeachment have to include a charge that would be in the criminal code. not something vague like a abuse of power. so bribery, that could be a crime and i think that's why there's so much focus on that. although if this was in a court of law, these charges would have been thrown out a long time ago.

lauren: misty, thank you for the perspective and the expertise this morning. deirdre, over to you. deirdre: thank you. facebook agreeing to pay $550 million to settle a class action lawsuit due to use of facial recognition technology. the case states that facebook's photo tag suggestion tool when it tells you to tag your friend uses stored biometric data without user consent. the allegation is that facebook violates the illinois biometric information privacy act. facebook by the way told investors about that as part of the fourth quarter earnings yesterday. the case has been going on since 2015. lauren: mark zuckerberg is okay with not being liked, imagine that. he made a comment during the earnings call, but zuckerberg says he intends to change his tone in order to address the company's increasingly vocal critics. deirdre: it's been an interesting year, at least last year was for facebook. because by far, if you don't count apa pell, it was the best

performing fang stock even though it had pr problem after pr problem and he really has become the poster child for bad tech. lauren: he's the poster child. the company's always under fire. yet, they continue to grow revenue and grow their user base. 1 poin1 -- 1.7 billion daily ace users. deirdre: here's what stocks are doing right now, premarket, you will see indicating a lower open. you do have futures down a little bit more than they were earlier. last time we checked, they were down about indicating an open lower about 150 points for the dow. you can see there indicating an open down of 177. cheryl: with all the celebrities and sports stars arriving in miami, they are going to be 00 hungry. coming up, one of miami's hottest chefs will join us on the set here in south beach to give us a taste of miami. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪

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♪ it's my kind of party. cheryl: all right. well, you know, super bowl parties aren't just about the big game, they're also about great food. celebrity chef paula desilvus is

here with me. you've been doing cooking shows, demonstrations for football fans. how's it been going? >> it's been a crazy week but it's been exciting. all of us, all the chefs, all the restaurants, we're pumped up for. cheryl: your regular job is at the ritz carlton in miami. >> in fort lauderdale, actually. cheryl: i'm a new yorker, i get confused. let's talk about what you brought today. it's one of your signature south florida dishes that you wanted to make for us today. >> this saturday, the taste of the nfl, it's a tostada. cheryl: we need light. i'll hold it up. >> it's a little tostada which brings the south american flair. that's a little avocado puree. it's a corn tore till. cheryl: corn, tomato. >> corn, tomato, cilantro,

chilchili peppers. this is braised short rib. you can put it in a slow cooker for hours with fresh herbs and vegetables. and then we pulled the meat you -- meet yo say part. a -- apart. some sigh. susansome cilantro on top.you wg with the short rib. cheryl: what that looks really beautiful. take a taste for me and i'm going to put the plate down. this is something that you serve at the ritz carlton? >> we do, yes, we do. we have taco tuesday. cheryl: you have taco tuesday. >> we do. cheryl: who doesn't, right. the ritz carlton has taco tuesday. >> we have a huge local following and we really do a lot of stuff to pull them in.

and taco tuesday is one of them. cheryl: i love it. >> we feature different specials tostadas at the restaurant. we're serving it on saturday at the taste of the nfl party. cheryl: it is a big deal to bees chosen at the taste of the nfl. you're with some of the biggest names in sports and celebrities and hollywood. >> only 40 chefs, 32 from around the country get selected from each state and a few extras from south florida from the host city. so i'm super excited to be there. cheryl: i'm going to take a bite of this. you've got to tell me what else you're up to this weekend. >> along with the taste of the nfl, we're also going to be hosting a little party at the ritz carlton in fort lauderdale at burla coast, people can come and watch the game by the beach.

we have a wonderful view. for those that are not into the nfl, want to take a look at the beach, you can do had that too. whoever wants to watch the big screen, you can do that as well. cheryl: that's the thing, that's the great thing about miami, fort lauderdale, there's so many other things to do if you're not into football because there's a great beach out there. congratulations on being chosen to be part of the taste of the nfl. thank you for the tostadas, they're amazing. back to you in new york city. lauren: thanks for making us hungry. deirdre: wishing for for warmer weather. lauren: the coronavirus fears keep growing, the dow is down 171 points. we had the fade in the final hour yesterday, down more this morning, three dow stocks do report today, watching those. coronavirus confusion, the shocking number of people confusing the emergency health threat with the popular mexican

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mitch, as previously discussed, that means i didn't put it in writing last time because i thought you were an adult. >> i thought you were paying attention, right? >> i will let you two take it from here. lauren: that's my favorite one. >> go check it out. joe biden making a bit of an odd comment. >> joe biden was talk about vice president, i can go somebody young because i'm in an old man myself. check out the clip. >> whomever i pick is two things, one is capable of me being president because i'm an old guy. i'm serious, i work out every morning, i'm in good shape, knock on wood as my mother would say and -- and thank god i'm in

good health. -- >> what's the relation? they are all kind of old, kind of a weird thing for biden to say, for sure. >> indeed. i agree with that. >> brand-new beer out there, check it out pantoon brewing company, rainbow beer, cereal and skittles, strawberry, pineapple and vanilla, it's going to be delicious or bring you heartburn. >> i don't know how that works. >> tricks are for kids, this is

supposed to bring nostalgia to you with alcohol, oh, boy. lauren: thank you very much. mornings with maria start now. maria match hey there, ladies, good morning to you, happy thursday, thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, it is thursday january 30th, top stories right now before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, coronavirus outbreak, death toll has raisin again. death toll now at 70, more than 7700 confirmed cases, japan confirming that two people tested positive without any symptoms, we have the latest coming up this morning, markets this morning are selling off, take a look, concerns about the coronavirus and its impact on the global economy growing, dow industrials down 2 thirds of 1%, down 75 points on the dow right now, nasdaq lower by 55, earnings, of course n focus among the big names this morning, verizon, coca-cola and eli lilly reporting quarterly earnings, we have the preview for you, facebook under pressure this morning after reporting slowing growth and surge in

expenses, the stock right now down 7 and a quarter percent on facebook, there's tesla surging, take a luke at stock premarket after reporting second-straight quarter, it will sell over half a million vehicles, mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: top stories we are watching this morning, coronavirus jumping to 170, more than 7,700 people sick, 3 japanese evacuees tested for the virus, two others had no symptoms, 16 airlines canceling flights to china, white house is forming task force to monitor the virus as the world's health organization meets today, americans returning from china now under a 3-day vry