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tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, lester airlines are canceling even mor flights and some airlines actually now are starting to lay off employees. cruise lines suspending operations hours after the president's speech the economic and public health stakes are literally growing by the hour. confronting a spreading pandemic, the country and the world are tonight digesting the president's prime time announcement of a travel ban. >> to keep new cases from entering our shores, we will be suspending all travel from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. >> reporter: the news sent global financial markets sinking. americans will be allowed to return home from europe but the president today said they will have to undergo health screenings and face possible quarantine. >> we're not putting them on planes if it shows positive, but if they are -- if they do come here, they have to quarantine. >> reporter: 26 countries are covered under the new travel ban, though the president has exempted ireland and the uk even though a uk health minister has the virus. the president insists both countries have done a good job containing covid-19. with u.s.

tom wurinter on twitter. he's keeping up with all of the massive and hard to get your head around statistics. at this hour, cruise line officials are working to dock multiple ships that are stranded at sea, because of the coronavirus outbreak. one of them is the "zaandam," which is currently making its way past jamaica, hoping officials will allow it to dock in florida. officials say four passengers on that ship have died. several others have tested positive for covid-19. nearly 200 other passengers are currently experiencing flu-like symptoms. its sister ship, the "rotterdam" has more than a thousand people onboard and is also hoping to dock in florida. but florida's governor, ron desantis, does not want them to come. >> i think a lot of these are foreigners. we cannot afford to have people who aren't even floridians dumped into south florida, using up those valuable resources. >> back on march 13th, the cruise line's international association announced it would suspend operations for 30 days and direct cruise ships at sea to end their trips. at that time, the cruise line international association reported 40 ships w

cruise line say they are halting all operations around the world for 60 days. more schools around the country are closing. and listen to this, movie legend tomitive for the disease. they got that test because they happened to be traveling in australia at the time. >> let's begin with christine romans here in new york on the markets. the markets were not calmed at all, christine, from the president. >> they wanted to see a plan. they wanted to know that the united states had this under control and what was the plan for combatting this, what was the testing, what is the public health. for example, hospital surge capacity. what we've got is a travel ban that then had to sort of be walked back a little bit, because then the president said he would ban cargo and trade. that really concerned markets. you saw markets last night, as the president was speaking, tumbling around the world. when the white house corrected that and said, it's not for american citizens, it's only for citizens of these countries in europe coming to the u.s., markets weren't calmed by that because of the kind of clumsiness of the message. you already had markets that were do