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Medicine / Zika Virus #1110733

NBC Evening News for Friday, Aug 19, 2016
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(Rio de Janeiro: Lester Holt) Five new locally transmitted cases of Zika in Florida and the CDC’s warning for pregnant women about travelling to Miami reported.

(Miami Beach: Kerry Sanders) The spread of the Zika virus with a new cluster in Miami Beach examined; scenes shown of crews spraying insecticide; details given about the threat to the tourist industry and frustration with Florida Governor Rick Scott†’s handling of the outbreak; map shown. [SCOTT, Miami Beach commissioner Michael GRIECO†, Cadet Hotel owner Vilma BIAGGI†, Wynwood Business District chairman Joseph FURST†- comment.]

Reporter(s):
Holt, Lester;
Sanders, Kerry
Duration:
00:02:40

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