with scott pelley. dubois: good evening. scott it off tonight. i m maurice dubois. donald trump is coming to the end of the worst week of his campaign. national polls show hillary clinton has opened a seven-point lead. have a look at the end of the conventions they were just about tied. in just one week, she s up, he s down, after one misstep after another. now, keep in mind the election is a state-by-state battle for 270 electoral votes, and it will be decided in these 11 states that could go either way. two are on trump s schedule today. here s dean reynolds. reporter: as a chaotic week of political blunders and sagging poll numbers drew to a close, donald trump patted himself on the back. i ve been told by so many people that know me under pressure, donald, that s when you do the best. reporter: he was in iowa this afternoon and will be in wisconsin tonight, battleground twice in general elections and states whose republican primaries ted cruz won this year. so,
united states topped 1800 this week, mostly from travel to foreign countries. but in a miami neighborhood, health officials say local mosquitoes have now infected at least 16 people with the virus, which causes severe birth defects. pregnant women are advised to stay away from florida s so-called zika zone. as marlie hall reports, the outbreaks that sent a chill through florida s tourism industry. reporter: insecticide rained down on mime s zika morning by air and by land. my one job is to protect this baby. i can t get bit by a mosquito. reporter: lisa isaza is 36 weeks pregnant. she and other expectant mothers, like leah lacero, are on edge. the most fearful thing is i don t want to have a child who ends up with some of the severe cerebral defects that have been talked about, including visitors spent about $89 billion here last year. governor rick scott is doing damage control. this is a safe state. reporter: he says mosquito-control crews in miami-dade county h
edition of the broadcast. the number of zika cases in the united states topped 1,800 this week, mostly from travel to foreign countries. but in a miami neighborhood, health officials say local mosquitoes have now infected at least 16 people with the virus, which causes severe birth defects. pregnant women are advised to stay away from florida s so-called zika zone. as marlie hall reports, the outbreak that sent a chill through florida s tourism industry. reporter: insecticide rained down on miami s s zika zone. the spraying continueds morning by air and by land. targeting mosquitos that cause the virus which has been linked to birth defects. my one job is to protect this baby. i can t get bit by a mosquito. reporter: lisa isaza is 36 weeks pregnant. she and other expectant mothers, like leah lacero, are on edge. the most fearful thing is i don t want to have a child who ends up with some of the severe cerebral defects that have been talked about, including tourism, fl
with scott pelley. dubois: good evening. scott it off tonight. i m maurice dubois. donald trump is coming to the end of the worst week of his campaign. national polls show hillary clinton has opened a seven-point lead. have a look at the end of the conventions they were just about tied. in just one week, she s up, he s down after one misstep after another. now, keep in mind the election is a state-by-state battle for 270 electoral votes, and it will be decided in these 11 states that could go either way. two are on trump s schedule today. here s dean reynolds. reporter: as a chaotic week of political blunders and sagging poll numbers drew to a close, donald trump patted himself on the back. i ve been told by so many people that know me under pressure, donald, that s when you do the best. reporter: he was in iowa this afternoon and will be in wisconsin tonight, battleground states that president obama won twice in general elections and states whose republican primarie
united states topped 1800 this week, mostly from travel to foreign countries. but in a miami neighborhood, health officials say local mosquitoes have now infected at least 16 people with the virus, which causes severe birth defects. pregnant women are advised to stay away from florida s so-called zika zone. as marlie hall reports, the outbreaks that sent a chill through florida s tourism industry. reporter: insecticide rained down on mime s zika zone. the spraying continued this morning by air and by land. my one job is to protect this baby. i can t get bit by a mosquito. reporter: lisa isaza is 36 weeks pregnant. she and other expectant mothers, like leah lacero, are on edge. the most fearful thing is i don t want to have a child who ends up with some of the severe cerebral defects that have been talked about, including microcephaly. reporter: another concern tourism. florida s biggest industry. visitors spent about $89 billion here last year. governor rick scott