SAMBOLIN: Welcome back. Titanic fans may soon get a chance to be king or queen of the world. An Australian billionaire is building a represent of the famous ship. This is happening in China. The Titanic II is slated for its maiden voyage in 2016. And the fear of icebergs is not scaring off potential passengers. Forty thousand people have already expressed an interest in tickets and more than a third of them are from China. I was doing a little research online. They're saying that maiden voyage could cost up to a million dollars a seat.</s>BERMAN: I'll never let go. Never let go, Jack. Never let go. That's all for EARLY START, everyone. I'm John Berman.</s>SAMBOLIN: And I'm Zoraida Sambolin. "STARTING POINT" with Soledad O'Brien starts right now.
Titanic II Built in China