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Evacuated ship passengers test positive for Hantavirus as they finally head home.
Plus, why gas prices are about to get a lot worse for Californians.
And Expedia's CEO tells us that consumers may be anxious, but they're still booking trips.
Everybody is amazed that demand is holding up as well as it is.
And we look at indicators, we look at consumer confidence, we look at fuel prices, we look at air ticket prices.
You know, despite those, the demand is there.
It's Monday, May 11th.
I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal,
and here is the AM edition of What 's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
Around 150 passengers from a Hantavirus-stricken cruise ship are finally returning home after spending 40 days at sea.
The ship was allowed to dock in Spain's Canary Islands,
where authorities have been coordinating flights for quarantine and isolation.
After disembarking, a French and American passenger have both tested positive for the virus,
while another American developed mild symptoms.
The WHO's Director General.
Tedros Gabrielsus oversaw the transfer of passengers in Tenerife and reiterated yesterday