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Now to new developments on the haunt virus outbreak we've been tracking.
Several of the cruise ship passengers being monitored in Nebraska are now returning to their home states.
Senior national correspondent Steve Osansami is outside the CDC in Atlanta this morning.
Steve, good morning.
>> Good morning to you, Mary.
Five of those passengers who were quarantined in Nebraska are headed home this morning and they're able to leave because it's now been 21 days since they were first exposed to the Hana virus.
And authorities here at the CDC say that if they were going to get sick or show symptoms, by this point they already would have.
The full quarantine period where the CDC says they are for sure in the clear doesn't end for another 3 weeks.
And these five passengers will now be isolating at home.
Two in New York State, two in California, and one in Oregon.
None of them were allowed to take a commercial flight home.
And the state of New York is saying that their two patients will be under roundthe-clock surveillance. 13 other cruise ship passengers remain in quarantine in Nebraska, including one who could have left this morning, but decided that he's staying put, saying that he wants to know for sure that he's not infected and can't spread this to anyone else. 13 people have gotten sick and three people have died in this outbreak that began on that cruise ship.
George Civosami.
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