Inside Edition aired on Friday March 6, 2020
Inside Edition reports -- That cruise ship remains marooned off the coast of San Francisco amid fears some of the 36-hundred passengers and crew on board may have the coronavirus. So what’s it like on board waiting for clearance to return to land? Steve Fabian spoke with a very frustrated passenger. And, with all the Coronavirus jitters, many are choosing not to travel for fear of being exposed on an airplane…but if you do fly, how can you tell if your seating area is germ free? Inside Edition took some swabs and sent them to the lab. Then the mom of those two missing siblings from Idaho is back home after being extradited from Hawaii. Now she’s going before a judge to face justice. But the question everyone still wants answered is “where are the children?”
March 7, 2020
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<p>Inside Edition reports -- That cruise ship remains marooned off the coast of San Francisco amid fears some of the 36-hundred passengers and crew on board may have the coronavirus. So what’s it like on board waiting for clearance to return to land? Steve Fabian spoke with a very frustrated passenger. And, with all the Coronavirus jitters, many are choosing not to travel for fear of being exposed on an airplane…but if you do fly, how can you tell if your seating area is germ free? Inside Edition took some swabs and sent them to the lab. Then the mom of those two missing siblings from Idaho is back home after being extradited from Hawaii. Now she’s going before a judge to face justice. But the question everyone still wants answered is “where are the children?” </p>
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