demarco. >> morgan: danya, thank you. the coronavirus has now docked the billion-dollar cruise industry. this morning in miami, tens of thousands of passengers disembarked from seven ships. all cruises in this country have been canceled for least the next 30 days. and today, the white house expanded its travel ban from european nations, adding britain and ireland to a list that now includes 28 nations. americans are being allowed to return from europe, and worldwide, more than 153,000 cases of the coronavirus are reported. at least 57,00 deaths with europe, now the epicenter of the pandemic. ian lee in london has the latest. >> reporter: peter myles in better times. today, the 67-year-old is quarantined with the coronavirus. his daughter, actress sofia myles, has documented his decline. >> my father is now locked in a ward, no visitors. >> reporter: what have the doctors told you about his condition? >> we keep getting calls saying he's imminently away from death. so, you know, i went the other day, fully prepared to watc

demarco. >> morgan: nikole killion, thank you. there was chaos at airports dealing with the surge of people coming back from europe after new travel restrictions went into place. the trump administration says it has not ruled out the possibility of new domestic restrictions as well. here's kris van cleave. >> pandemic panic at some of the nation's biggest airports as new travel detion trikses caused long lines to clear customs for people returning from europe. the hours long wait times in dallas, new york and chicago packing huge crowds into tight spaces. exactly the kind of gathering americans are being told to avoid. the delay appears to be a mix of staffing, the mandatory health screening and newly implemented declaration forms that caught travelers by surprise. >> we just got an in-flight notification that something must have changed in the ten hours of our flight because border patrol is going to come on to our plane and have us fill out a health form. >> president trump tweeting sunday we are doing very precise medical scree

i'm demarco morgan. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news". >>> reporting tonight from los angeles. president is calling for calm. last night the president's physician revealed mr. trump tested negative for the virus. right now confirmed cases top 3,100 across the country. more than 60 people have died. nicole killian at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: president trump is defending his administration's response. he says the u.s. was never set up for this type of outbreak but will be soon. >> because if it looks like you're overreacting, you're probably doing the right thing. >> reporter: the nation's top infectious disease inspector made the rounds warning it could be weeks if not months before things return to normal and cautioning americans to hunker down. >> every single day we meet with the task force. you don't want to make a pronouncement that no one should go into an restaurant, that might be overkill. >> reporter: fauci called short of calling for a national lockdown as governors warne

from the broadcast center in los angeles, i'm demarco morgan. >>> it's monday, march 16th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." growing restrictions under the coronavirus pandemic. everything from working to eating and socializing is being affected by the outbreak here in the u.s. more changes are coming. >>> travel trouble as americans make a mad dash from overseas. many are finding themselves stuck in long, crowded lines at the airport. >>> just to be clear, you committed here tonight that your running mate if you get the nomination will be a woman? >> yes. >> the former vice president commits to choosing a woman as a running mate as he squared off last night against bernie sanders in their first sanders in their first one-on-one debate. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. >>> yes, we are back in new york, but wewe're still being impacted by the coronavirus, as are many of you. we're still going to give you the information that you need. this morning states are ta

i'm demarco morgan.he coronavirus continues to spread through the united states and around the world. but europe is getting the worst of it. the death toll on the continent climbed past 2,000 sunday. that includes 268 new deaths in italy, which has become the epicenter of the contagion. elizabeth palmer has the view from london. >> reporter: italy still has, by far, the highest number of positive coronavirus cases in the world, but just last week, the w.h.o. named spain as the new epicenter of the pandemic because the number of cases there suddenly rocketed up ten-fold. normally crowded spanish streets are empty. the government has ordered people to stay home unless absolutely necessary. and spain's prime minister confirmed on television that his own wife has tested positive. all across europe, cities are eerily quiet. in france, italy, and belgium, and parts of germany, cafes, bars and restaurants are closed as officials scramble to slow the spread of the virus. schools are closed, too, and even the gre

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