BALDWIN: The ship with the biggest outbreak of what they believe to be norovirus, this gastrointestinal sickness, on a cruise seen in the last 20 years has docked in New Jersey. Close to 700 people, mostly passengers, some crew members, became severely ill on the Explorer of the Seas. Senior medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen is standing by dockside of that ship. What are passengers telling you?</s>ELIZABETH COHEN, CNN SENIOR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: Passengers telling us that it was a rough ride, to put it mildly, Brooke. We just spoke with one passenger who had some really nightmarish details.</s>KIM WAITE, SICK CRUISE PASSENGER: When I was in my room I didn't know about the other people until I asked a crew attendant. They put me in a wheelchair and pushed me to the fifth floor which is where the shops are for everyone. Then we went further down. When we went downstairs and they opened the doors, you could see absolutely sitting there being sick in buckets, in bags. It was awful. And they just gave us a number to wait. And I had to wait three hours to be seen.</s>COHEN: And they have -- a CDC official has told me that on the cruise before this one, on this ship, there were sick passengers, 16 reported cases. It's not a huge number, but still there were sick passengers on the cruise that happened before this one. Brooke?</s>BALDWIN: OK, Elizabeth Cohen, thank you very much. And a congressman shows his real emotions in this confrontation with a reporter, threatens to toss him off the balcony on Capitol Hill. Hear what the congressman is saying today, next.
Sick Cruise Ship Docks in Jersey