Emergency room that is the red line the cases are shown in the dark blue line the Gray Mountain is testing and underneath that is the Blue Mountain of positives and you can see that the early alert was present from the emergency room about early respiratory disease you can see it predated the cases so out the summer when we do not have flu to contaminate this picture will be able to follow this syndrome a pattern city by city county by county community by Community Safe i stay. In addition the c. D. C. Has the influenza like illness net distributed throughout the United States very useful in the winter time that 1st peak is influenza b. In the red thats the season i showed you all the seasons here so you can see the seasons as they are displayed the 1st peak is influenza b. 2nd peak influenza a and then you can see that the corona virus and you can see its declined and its declining towards a baseline this well laois again city by City Community by Community State by state to look for
The coast for days. We have monica on the phone. Youre on board the land . Moni are you there . [ no audio. ] can you hear us okay . We want to know what the conditions are on board the cruise ship right now. Sounds like were having some technical issues. If we hear from monica, well go back to her during this broadcast. Kpix 5s anne makovec has more from oakland where the vessel is approaching. Anne. Reporter yes, and not a moment too soon for the 3500 people on board. This is the grand princess cruise ship here behind me now pulling into the port of oakland. Again, 21 confirmed cases on board of the coronavirus. There could be many more, but were not going to know for probably a couple of days. It is now about to pull in and we it will be staying there once it pulls in for two to three days at this commercial area. The grand princess with its passengers passed about an hour ago under the Golden Gate Bridge after it had been in limbo since thursday. That is when the coronavirus was co
Place across the continent. Hello welcome to the Program Restrictions around the world are becoming more severe countries step up their efforts to halt the spread of the coronavirus iran has issued one of the most dire warnings so far saying millions could die if they continue to ignore advice and move around the country malaysias impose some of the toughest restrictions seen in asia or outside of china closing its borders and clamping down on movement on the same day it recorded its 1st death france has now entered a nationwide lockdown with thousands of police on the streets to find people if they cant prove they are buying food or going to work on the euro 2020 football tournament which was due to be held in 12 different cities across europe has been put back by a year well spain has reported another 182. 00 deaths that brings its total to 491. 00 and also has an 82000 new confirmed cases with infections that topping 11000 police at the border of town back vehicles trying to enter t
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