for kimmy's mom, though, those trips weren't really about shopping.specially after kimmy's dad died in april. girls days were about laughing again. they were about shared glances, about darling conversations with her only child, her sweet girl. two fridays ago, the two of them went shopping, they came home, they ate, and according to first coast news in jacksonville, kimmy said she felt tired and asked to take a nap. some time later, hemom went to check on her. kimmy never woke up. so we want her mom to know this afternoon that we're thinking about her. and her little angel kimmy. and there's dr. costa, a real life superhero, if there ever was one. he was the chief of the critical care division at mercy medical center in baltimore. dr. costa had it all, supersmarts, fluent in german and italian. he was a talented musician. he had a thirst for knowledge, an unparalleled work ethic. above it all, he had an unshakable, selfless desire to do good for others. baltimore sun writes this, he cared for coronavirus patients, talking to their families over the p

kimora lynum was called kimmie by her family. she's the youngest in the state of florida to die from the coronavirus. she was a happy little girl, healthy. she didn't have any pre-existing conditions. she was spending the summer at home, not attending school or summer camp. she didn't have any close contact with anyone who had the virus, according to state health department records. even so, kimmie came down with a high fever one day. she was sent to the hospital. the hospital soon sent her hume and soon after that she collapsed. kimmie lynum was only 9 years old. she's the fifth minor in florida to die. joel revzen was a conductor. he made his debut in 2017. "the washington post" once reviewed him as a graceful and intelligent conductor who paid attention to the smallest details. joel is known not just for his talent but his generous spirit. he not only made music from the heart, he also led from the heart. joel revzen was 74 years old. that's all we have for right now. thanks so much for watching. we'll be back tomorrow on 360.

kimora lynum was called kimmie by her family.the youngest in the state of florida to die from the coronavirus. she was a happy little girl, healthy. she didn't have any pre-existing conditions. she was spending the summer at home, not attending school or summer camp. she didn't have any close contact with anyone who had the virus, according to state health department records. even so, kimmie came down with a high fever one day. she was sent to the hospital. the hospital soon sent her hume and soon after that she collapsed. kimmie lynum was only 9 years old. she's the fifth minor in florida to die.

kimora line um was called kimmy by her family. she was a happy little girl, l healthy.ing the summer at home, not attending school or summer camp. she didn't have any close contact with anyone who had the virus. even so, kimmy came down with a high fever one day, she was brought to the hospital, the hospital sent her home and she collapsed. she's the fifth minor in florida to die. she was only nine years old. joel revzen was a conductor. he made his debut in 2017. the washington post reviewed him as a graceful and intelligence conductor who paid attention to the smallest details. joel is known not just for his talent but his colleagues talent. he made music from the heart, he also led from the heart. joel revzen was 74 years old. that's all we have for right now. thanks so much for watching, i'll be back tomorrow on 360. i want to hand things over to chris for promo prime time. >> i apologize for missing the tease. i was writing. this is probably the most important piece we've done for the top of the show since covid started. i apologize. great to see you as always. i a

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in florida, 9-year-old kimmie lynum died soon after she contracted the virus. in fact, trump's own coronavirus task force members -- you remember them -- say it's a misconception that young people are trouble-free from this virus. >> so they're not immune? >> we just need to figure that out, and in that -- no, no. i mean they have virus in their nasal pharynx, which means they very well could transmit it. >> with us tonight, one of the specialists we turn to, dr. vin gupta. he's an e.r. doc specializing in exactly these types of illnesses. also an affiliate assistant professor with the university of washington department of health metrics sciences. doctor, i was thinking about you today during this briefing. it is clear without being a shrink, the president has decided this is an elderly issue. it would also match his narrative to declare it an elderly issue, though, i have to say it was startling watching a press conference today with an otherwise healthy 28-year-old woman who now has twin lung transplant, thanks to a donor who she thanked today. doctor, in yo

this is kimmy linam, 9 years old. according to her family they don't know how she contracted the coronavirus or when she contracted the coronavirus. they say she wasn't attending school, she was not going to camp but she started getting a very high fever last week. her family took her to the hospital. the hospital sent her home, and after that at home at some point she collapsed, and according to her family she had no detectable heartbeat. now, her family describes her as an amazing young lady, always happy, always wanting to make others happy. we should add her mom was tested for covid-19 and she's still waiting for her test. of course our condolences go out to the family. this as we learn more about the covid-19 pandemic here in the state of florida and how it's impacting this state. we've learned that hospitalizations in the past three weeks have increased by 79%. when you look at the positivity rate across the state in the past two weeks it's ranged from 13 to 18%. here in miami-dade county where i am the epicente

this is 9-year-old kimmy linem. according to her family, she had no underlying conditions, she got a fever, the hospital sent her to the hospital, the hospital sent her back home. later, she collapsed and died. and john, her family describes her as just an amazing young lady. and this is as the state of florida is debating, still, there's this battle over whether or not to reopen schools in just a few weeks. >> look, that's awful. that's awful and our heart goes out to her family. and rosa, i had not heard the statistics until you sent them to us this morning about the increase in hospitalizations among children in florida, as well. that's concerning. we'll be asking doctors about that over the course of the show. rosa, thanks so much for that report. >>> developments this morning in the push for economic relief for millions of americans suffering in the pandemic. top white house negotiators are said to be pushing to scale back new coronavirus stimulus legislation, just as senate republicans are set to unveil their

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i went to jean's 80th and 90th birthday parties, and kimmy and jennifer have been there both as personal care takers and as policy caretakers for jane, for which we all should be profoundly grateful. jane broke the glass ceiling before we knew there was a glass ceiling. she did that for journalism and women's issues. she was born right around the suffragette movement. she was for high speed rail before anybody knew what high speed rail was. and while everybody thought she was sweet and loving, she was aggressive and fierce in ways that many of us do not understand, but fundamentally, jane was an organizer. jane brought people into the movement. yimbys, eat your heart out. that is my 60 seconds, jane, rest in piece. >> president yee: supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: president yee and supervisor peskin have captured the being of jane. her enemies or her -- not enemies, but her opponent, people with whom she would tangle over the years knew, and i saw on the democratic central committee, as did others who served with her, that there were plenty -- [inaudible] >> and for those

and he would always say, "hey, kimmy." >> reporter: kim couldn't even get alone time with lynn when shen colorado. >> he was always with us. and he was always involved in every conversation. and we were never allowed to be alone even if we were together. and he would even make comments when we would go to the bathroom, you know, you girls hurry up in there. you know. he would always make those, you know, like joking comments. >> reporter: that's got to start to get on your nerves? >> at times it did. but he always dismissed it as, i want to get to know you. lynn loves you. i want to love you like lynn does. i want to know who this, you know, crazy woman that she loves. >> reporter: but when harold wouldn't let lynn go to kim's wedding, even after kim offered to help pay for the trip, kim felt like she'd really lost her best friend. >> she called me and said, i can't come. and i said why? can you tell me why. and she said, i need to honor my husband. and that's all she would say. >> reporter: kim thought lynn was okay doing what harold said, because she believed that was her role as the

i went to jean's 80th and 90th birthday parties, and kimmy and jennifer have been there both as personalare takers and as policy caretakers for jane, for which we all should be profoundly grateful. jane broke the glass ceiling before we knew there was a glass ceiling. she did that for journalism and women's issues. she was born right around the suffragette movement. she was for high speed rail before anybody knew what high speed rail was. and while everybody thought she was sweet and loving, she was aggressive and fierce in ways that many of us do not understand, but fundamentally, jane was an organizer. jane brought people into the movement. yimbys, eat your heart out. that is my 60 seconds, jane, rest in piece. >> president yee: supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: president yee and supervisor peskin have captured the being of jane. her enemies or her -- not enemies, but her opponent, people with whom she would tangle over the years knew, and i saw on the democratic central committee, as did others who served with her, that there were plenty -- [inaudible] >> and for those of

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