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Medicine / Zika Virus #1110722

CBS Evening News for Friday, Aug 19, 2016
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(Studio: Scott Pelley) Report introduced.

(Miami: David Begnaud) The breakout of the Zika virus from the Wynwood neighborhood in Miami with a new cluster in Miami Beach examined; map shown; details given about criticism of Florida Governor Rick Scott’s handling of the outbreak. [SCOTT, Wynwood Business Improvement District chairman Joseph FURST††, Clevelander Hotel vice president of hospitality Mike PALMA††, expectant mother Mercedes CABRERA††- comment.]

(Studio: Scott Pelley) CBS medical correspondent Jon LaPook’s interview with CDC director Dr. Tom Frieden†† reviewed. [FRIEDEN – explains why it is more challenging to stop the spread of Zika in Miami Beach than in Wynwood; worries about resources.]

(Studio: Scott Pelley, Jon LaPook) The Zika outbreak discussed.

Reporter(s):
Pelley, Scott;
Begnaud, David;
Jon, Scott Pelley,
Duration:
00:04:50

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