BOLDUAN: You may be able to count this as rare good news when it comes to the coronavirus. Passengers are finally able to get off the "Diamond Princess" cruise ship parked off the coast of Japan. And that's where we find CNN's Matt Rivers. Matt, you talked to the CEO of the cruise line amidst this news. What did she tell you?</s>MATT RIVERS, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: The company is in a difficult position at the moment, especially when you consider that on the same day that some 800 passengers got off this ship, 79 additional passengers tested positive for this virus. That comes at the same time the Centers for Disease Control in the U.S. is saying, even though people were on board that ship in quarantine, they still feel people had a risk of catching the virus. There's a lot of concern about passengers on board the ship and among ordinary people in Japan. So we asked the president of Princess Cruise Lines about some of those worries.</s>JAN SWARTZ, PRESIDENT, PRINCESS CRUISE LINES: They had tested negative for corona virus. They had a health check right before they got off. They had a thermal screening. And the Japanese Ministry of Health issued them a certificate saying they tested negative for coronavirus. So I would defer those types of questions to the Japanese Ministry of Health, who have been in charge.</s>RIVERS: Princess Cruise Lines is trying to keep their passengers comfortable but, at the same time, they have to follow what the Japanese want them to do there. They're in Japanese waters and they have to follow the laws, Kate. So they're between a rock and hard place as this situation keeps going.</s>BOLDUAN: Not a great moment for them. Matt, thank you very much. Coming up for us, China expels three "Wall Street Journal" reporters. Why? And what does it mean for the other journalists in the country?
CNN Spoke To Princess Cruises President As Passengers Leave Quarantined Cruise Ship