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Miami Beach / Philip Levine / Katrina Bernard / Alberto Carvalho #1180254

CBS Evening News for Monday, Aug 22, 2016
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The reopening of school today in Miami came with more than the usual first day jitters with mosquito spreads Zika infections in the area up to 37 now. Parents worried about the kids they sent out the door and off to class. And teachers skipped right past the ABCs and started with a Z for Zika. From Miami, here's David Begnaud. Seventy six hundred students in Miami-Dade County started the new school year today inside of a Zika zone. And what is Zika? What's the second part of the name for Zika; i...
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David Begnaud
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00:02:06

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