but my mother went undiagnosed until we moved to miami beach from puerto rico. and years later it became year to me that she was, she had been undiagnosed for years and that -- and also that because we were poor, we didn't really have adequate medical care, and she didn'tad really have adequate health care. and it was clear that it would have been different if we'd had money,e that she might have been diagnosed if we'd had resources, that her life would have, might have been different. i also talk a little bit about my maternal grandmother's mental thillness and her suicidal ideation. she eventually did die by suicide in 2011 which is something that is present in the book, but it was also, it was also, for me, it was present my whole life growing up because my grandmother talked about this so off, he threateninged often. she was also suffering from mental illness and depression and took a lot of medication. anduf when i was a kid, i also s suffering from depression, ptsd and anxiety, and i was undiagnosed for years. ybut i thought that this seemed like ap easy w

uno de los lugares es miami beach en florida que recibe millones de turistas todos los aÑos.itar la propagaciÓn del coronavirus entre la ciudadanÍa. >> cada aÑo millones de turistas vienen. queremos proteger a los turistas y a los residentes y nuestros negocios. >> es una de las playas mÁs isi dadas por turistas y estudiantes durante las vacaciones de primavera. aquÍ estÁn tomando medidas para proteger a los mÁs vulnerables, las personas de edad avanzada. >> limpiando los autobuses que tenemos aquÍ cada día. y varias veces cada dÍa. >> el administrador de la ciudad comulgo medidas estrictas y reabriÓ la famosa calle a automÓviles para evitar la aglomeraciÓn de turistas. el viernes muchos restaurantes y clubes comenzaron a restringir su ocupaciÓn a menos de 250 personas. y negocios estÁn sintiendo el impacto. >> hacemos dinero por comisiones. no recibimos su salario regular y nuestras comisiones son realmente malas. sÓlo espero que mejore. y en el estado de la serie de casi 100 casosde persona sin fe hadas y se han reportado al menos cuatro muertes. aÚn esperan los resultados

david: you are living in miami beach and you went to high school in miami? stephen: miami beach.avid: you did reasonably well in high school? stephen: not really. but anyway. david: you were a football player. you didn't have time. you went to the university of florida. stephen: for the first year and then i transferred to the university of michigan. david: did you like the cold weather? why did you do that? stephen: it was always a dream to go to the university of michigan. i didn't have the grades right after high school so i was able to transfer from florida to michigan. it had a real impact on my life. i think that's one of the reasons why i have been so active with the university of michigan. david: you have given the university of michigan about $400 million. stephen: maybe a little more. david: has the university of florida ever said you were here , when you give us something? [laughter] stephen: i don't think they know who i am. don't tell them. david: then you decided to go to law school. wayne state law school. did you want to be a lawyer? stephen: not really. david: wh

phil keating got a look inside that at the new team and miami beach. >> as this epidemic grows, it islly imperative that our first responders who only do helpful things for people saving lives, make sure they are also protected from contracting the virus so miami beach fire and rescue creating the south florida's very first covid-19 response units. these are firefighter paramedics now supposedly dedicated to responding to a 911 calls that involve suspected covid-19 patients. they are now fully deployed, suited up in a total body suit, face mask, breathing apparatus, and every zipper tapes tightly so no skin is ever exposed. is based at miami beach hospital and when they get the call, they suit up and drive directly to the patient's house, perform doorway triage to keep distance and of the emergency warrants, they speed right back to the decontamination room at the hospital. after every call, the inside of the ambulances there really ambulances thoroughly disinfected and sanitized, the bodysuit thrown away and it is very versatile and it's great sacrifice. >> they understand that they

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empty beach as far as we can see. miami p.d. seeing beaching not down here in miami, but all up and down the coast. this morning, the party is over. after criticism from across the country about younger people ignoring orders of social distancing. >> this is so unintelligent and reckless. i can't even begin to express it. >> you are not immune. everything we say and urge applies to you as well. >> reporter: local officials throughout florida are shutting down the beach to spring breakers and residents. in miami south beach, known as spring break capital of the world, closure came in stages. earlier in the week, a small stretch along the city's famed ocean drive. by friday, all public beaches shutdown. clearwater beach waiting until the end of the week. the safety measures through the florida panhandle. >> it is unfortunate. it happens. it's okay. >> reporter: the shutdowns came after a report from the cdc suggests younger adults accounted for 30% of the covid-19 cases. in response, the u.s. surgeon general turned to influencers

they issued those orders, it was only one particular beach in miami beach so now, in miami-dade, the s here, they are pretty low, they are taking more and more positive steps to cut down on the number of interactions and public gatherings and closing all the beaches and parks and nonessential businesses, they tested positive for the coronavirus. jillian: people taking it seriously? how long do you anticipate this lasting? >> the plan is it will last as long as it takes so we know we are on the other side of this crisis was as our numbers start to diminish, people are taking it seriously but some people aren't. a lot of young kids weren't taking it seriously. they weren't scared about the coronavirus. all the reports being this hits the order population. now we know it does it young people too, just not the same numbers as the older population. we shut that down and they went from the beach to the streets. rob: a tough call, small business and tourism is the backbone of your state. we appreciate it. jillian: thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues next. it's the small

david: you are living in miami beach and you went to high school in miami? stephen: miami beach. david: you did, i assume, reasonably well in high school? stephen: not really, but anyway. david: you didn't do -- but you were a football player. you did not have time. stephen: we are not supposed to -- david: originally, you went to the university of florida? stephen: i went there for the first year then i transferred to the university of michigan. david: you like the cold weather better? why did you do that? stephen: it was always a dream to go to university of michigan, and i did not have the grades to get in right out of high school, so i was able to transfer from, you know, florida up to michigan. and it had a real impact in my life, and i think that was one of the reasons why i have been so active with the university of michigan. david: you have given the university of michigan about $400 million? stephen: maybe a little more. david: more than $400 million. ok. has university of florida ever said to you, you were here for one year. why don't you give us something? [laughter] s

miami beach shut down a one-mile stretch of iconic south beach, but parts of the shoreline that remain still attracting a crowd. this is allowed right now, as long as people are in groups of 10 or less and practicing social distancing. the president asked young people today to reconsider their routines. >> they were feeling totally invincible, are feeling that way, but they don't realize that they can be carrying lots of bad things home to grandmother and grandfather and even their parents. >> reporter: his coronavirus response coordinator, dr. deborah birx, took it a step further. >> there are concerning reports coming out of france and italy about some young people getting seriously ill, and very seriously ill in the i.c.u.s. >> reporter: some we spoke with are finally beginning to take notice. >> i have friend that work at hospitals and they're kind of telling me. and i'm like, like, it's just getting bad, but-- >> reporter: so things are starting to change in your mind. >> yeah, i was like, i probably should have stayed home. >> reporter: one of the top spring break destinations, c

samuel estÁ en miami beach y nos cuenta lo que estÁ ocurriendo. samuel: buenas tardes. servado aglomeraciones de jÓvenes que estÁn de visita en el sur de florida por las vacaciones de primavera. tambiÉn hoy los locales comerciales en miami como casinos y centros comerciales deben cerrar sus puertas indefinidamente. , estÁ atendiendo el llamado de prevenciÓn que ha hecho el gobierno estadounidense como el distanciamiento social y grupos de mÁs de 10 personas en espacios cerrados y abiertos. en todos los restaurantes de miami solo estÁn trabajando las cocinas a fin de atender pedidos para llevar y entregar a domicilio. ademÁs, quiero destacar que los supermercados, hospitales o farmacias y otros establecimientos que ofrecen servicio de primera necesidad siguen funcionando con total normalidad. en florida hasta el momento se registran 390 casos de coronavirus, de los cuales la mayorÍa se ha detectado en el sur del estado. un total de ocho personas han muerto por esta enfermedad. el llamado es a todos, en especial a la juventud a asumir con mucha responsabilidad esta situaci

. >> a meeting was held in miami beach on monday so business leaders could hear directly from health officials. >> we're going everything we can to get through this with the least amount of damage as possible obviously to public health and secondly to our economy. >> does anything about this keep you up at night. >> all of it does, there's so much uncertainty. >> he has a beach operation and is worried too but insists they're open for business. >> the coronavirus is out there but no different here than at home, until there's travel restrictions limiting travel come on down to the beach and take those same precautions you would at home. >> many families driving down to florida instead of flying for spring break. so the department of transportation has added educational materials at rest stops on the interstates as another measure to try to stop the spread of the virus. >> thank you for miami. >>> the head of the nation else largest nurse's union says most hospitals in the u.s. are unprepared for a potential flood of people to be tested and treated for the coronavirus. now from chicago

. >> miami beach está desértica en la temproada alta, el gobernador de miami-dade cerró playas, baresquiddiócesis e chicago exhortó a iglesias católicas toquen campanas 5 veces al día por el coronavirus . >> en medio de esto, una panaderia en virginia da alimentos a la comunidad, el dueño del establecimiento publicó en redes sociales un mensaje confirmando que aceptaría órdenes. >> en estos tiempos, no solo los adultos tienen pregunats del encierro, también los niños, los pequeños están en casa, chris nsánchez os cuenta cómo podemos explicar esto a los niños . >> pedimos a los hijos que guarden la distancia social y que se queden en casa pero hay mucha materia visual para explicar por qué hacemos esto, muestra la importancia de estar a una distancia social al lado izquierdo, eso es lo que pasa, no hay suficientes recursos médicos, esta otra curva representa lo que pasa si nos alejamos y los enfermos llegan al hospital, hay suficientes recursos para los que nos necesitan, expertos dicen que hay que dar información apropiada a los niños, (nombre en inglés) la radio pública nacional expl

on miami beach tourists were caught by surprise to. now of course the news has just come out that trend that potentially is banning all travel back to the can i say where they were it's seriously where it's. the 1000 to flock to miami swinton's son may be here a while longer after a number of airlines scramble to cut flights to europe. but joining me now from singapore is dale fisheries a professor of infectious diseases at the university of singapore and the chair of the world health organization's global outbreak and response network thank you for joining us a flurry as we heard action across europe in the past hours lockdowns in france and in spain school closures here in germany is europe making the right moves do you think now to slow the spread. i believe there is other things they could do i think that is there's a lot of lessons to take out of the the response in and. being implemented elsewhere in the world aside i do think there's more that can be done i want to ask you both the u.k. is doing is taking a different strategy fr

on miami beach tourists were caught by surprise too. now of course the news has just come out that trend in absentia is banning all travel back to the can i say where were it seriously where it's. the 1000 to flock to miami's winter sun may be here are while longer after a number of airlines scramble to cut flights to europe. but authorities around the world take ever more drastic measures against the coronavirus the number of cases continues to rise here's a look now at some of the latest numbers a tally by johns hopkins university counts more than 156000 cases worldwide and nearly 6000 deaths the same time nearly 874000 people have recovered from the virus and some good news coming from south korea with 76 new corona coronavirus cases reported today the country has now seen and fall in numbers to double digits for the 1st time in more than 3 weeks a sign that the tough quarantine measures there are work. well joining me now from singapore is they'll fisheries a professor of infectious diseases at the university of singapore and the ch

on miami beach tourists were caught by surprise too. now of course the news has just come out that trend in absentia is banning all travel back to the guy say where worried sick seriously where it's. the 1000 to flock to miami's winter sun may be here are while longer after a number of airlines scramble to cut flights to europe. while authorities around the world take ever more drastic measures to try to curb the spread of the corona virus the number of cases is rising the tally by johns hopkins university counts more than one 156000 cases worldwide and nearly 6000 deaths at the same time at least 73900 people have recovered from the virus and some more good news particularly from south korea with 76 new coronavirus cases reported there today the country has seen a fall in numbers down to double digits for the 1st time in more than 3 weeks a sign that its tough quarantine measures seem to be working. well joining me now from singapore is they'll fisheries a professor of infectious diseases at the university of singapore and the chair of

the mayor of miami beach tells me, for now, it's too soon to panic and overreact, so the beach is open until any healthcare experts tell them there's a reason to shut it down, it's open for business and the party continues. back to you. >> dana: phil keating, what did you do to get the assignments in miami, having fun on the beach? we love you, phil. >> it's not bad. >> dana: you heard plenty of warnings about how to keep yourself safe from the coronavirus. are people from around the world doing it? and are they getting their information from good places? todd piro took to the streets to have them this. what did you hear? >> i'm not going to lie. people in my piece have on more clothes. we were serious with our discussion. what is interesting, when you talk to the individuals on the street. we have one thing in the back of our mind. i kind of take -- got a sense that the people on the street in real life are taking this thing with a grain of salt. take a listen. >> are you doing anything different in your day-to-day life because of coronavirus? >> yes. washing my hands for 20 second. t

when i was 21, i did not get drunk and miami beach money.more like spring break, you go to the gas station, you get some natty light and drink in your studio apartment of your friend that graduated last year. by the way very fun spring break, shout out to lj and blake. but who is funding this. even if you have a job, it's not a job you can afford to get wrecked off a 17-dollar prickly pear margaritas, you have natty light money, is not just the kids, it is the parents who are saying, here you go, kill grandma. they do not have the money, someone else is funding it. go get drunk off a gas station beer like a normal 21 euro. you can still get just as wrecked. greg: so true. any words for these kids or their parents? tyrus: honestly when i sought, i shook my head and we always hear about the greatness of freedom in this country where we can say and do what we want and sometimes those freedoms hurt us because in other countries when they say shut down, you shut it down or you go away. at one point china was bolting doors in them melting apartmen

. >>> spring break is over on miami beach.es ordering hotels to close and, starting tuesday, there will be a curfew in effect from midnight until 5:00 a.m. until further notice. with us now the mayor of miami-dade county, carlos jiminez. good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm doing well. i hope you are as well. let me ask you about the additional closures because this is not the first round. now it's going to hotels. explain. >> well, we wanted to close hotels because we don't really need to have more people that aren't miami-dade county residents here. i closed the beaches a couple days ago, the shops and the restaurants and the bars. there's no need to have tourists here. we're closing all the hotels. we also don't want to have any additional tourists coming down and so there were some events that were slated for april we wanted to make sure those folks that were intending to come down understand there's no place to stay and not much to do. just stay home. >> for some of the people, the tourists in the hot

on miami beach. wrists were caught by surprise too. now of course the news has just come out that potentially is banning all travel back to the. where we're seriously worried. the 1000 to flock to miami's winter sun may be here are while longer after a number of airlines scramble to cut flights to europe. they're watching d.w. news live from berlin up next for a polder we take you to the deck of the ocean viking where a group's trying to save the lives of migrants crossing the mediterranean more news coming at the top of the hour don't forget in the meantime all the latest headlines available 24 seventh's on our web site that's d w dot com or you can follow us on twitter at the news i'm carl aspen thanks for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a new town with the painter she put just one to the shadow and if you just papers when official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cantors on then.

at the miami beach fire station where he can tell us what is it like for them as they try to protect the public, got a lot going on. >> it is very, very challenging not only in this department but across the country. coronavirus really forcing fire departments to modify how their men and women responding to help people out in the field and possibly save lives with also how they protect themselves at the same time from the virus. miami beach fire rescue created the very first covid-19 unit in south florida, firefighter paramedics now exclusively dedicated to responding to 911 calls that involve suspected covid-19 patients. so we have now put on full body suits, face masks, gloves, covers over their boots so no skin is exposed. the unit is based outside of the hospital and the protocol is this, directly to the patient's house or apartment and then they determine their if that person needs to be rushed back to the hospital. they have to fully decontaminate and sanitize that ambulance. everybody is on edge here. >> dana: thank you for joining us everybody, i am dana perino and don't forg

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in terms of the beaches, miami beach and miami-dade took action in order to start closing beaches, especially the beaches where all the spring breakers were. so that's been shut down. we've also had closures and curfews in certain parts of miami beach where we don't have the same number of people. so we closed bars, restaurants, gyms all throughout miami-dade. we have stepped up our approach in order to start limiting the contact, the personal interaction between people. now, we had very few cases here in miami-dade, as we've seen a bit more, we have taken progressive steps. we may have to taken even more additional steps, which we will, to make sure we limit the spread of the virus. the it total pop lace of about 3 million is about 40 as of yesterday, and so these were measured steps, and we will continue to take these stops to limit the spread. >> i know you're taking this seriously. how hard is it for you to convince young people -- every day we heard dr. fauci talk about convincing gen-z of the risks, and you mentioned you're in the area with a springs break, and -- >> it's a huge challen

medidas para evitar el contagio por coronavirus hay lugares que la gente no parece en serio en miami beachopagaciÓn del covid-19 a pesar de las estrictas medidas siguen paseando por las calles y no tienen la urgencia de regresar a sus casas inmediatamente >>> no tengo miedo de que yo me voy a enfermar porque tengo un sistema soy joven que me puedo proteger pero lo Único que tengo es regresarlo a otra gente cuando regrese a connecticut >>> cuenta con un toque de queda y Órdenes de cierre de restaurantes para cerrar o entrega de domicilio >>> las autoridades advierten que aquellas personas que violen restricciones podrÍan enfrentar multas de 500 dÓlares o 60 dÍas en la cÁrcel >>> como anderson rodrÍguez >>> el 50% de los turistas es bien difÍcil lo que estÁ sucediendo rodrÍguez sigue teniendo su restaurantes abierto pero cumpliendo o con las nuevas reglas >>> esperemos que el gobierno y la gente que hace negocio con nosotros tomen en consideraciÓn y que la cosa vuelva a la normalidad porque se estÁ sintiendo en realidad lo que estÁ sucediendo >> se desconoce la fecha en que se conocen las me

>> reporter: miami beach fire rescue says it's unit is handling eight calls on average per day. on monday miami-dade county confirmed its first firefighter testing positive for covid-19 and that came the same night the mayor of miami beach and 3 other beach towns ordered all residents to stay at home. trace: homes around america turning into a hub of working parents and kids taking distance learning. no different from many of us that fox news channel. our chief correspondent jonathan hunt is one of many navigating these uncharted waters. jonathan hunt, how was the first day of school? >> we are getting by like millions across the united states, a lot of pressure on teachers to come up with online teaching plans. a lot of parents, pressure for parents to implement pressure on kids seeing their education appended. look at the map, there are schools closed in every state across the country. so many people having to deal with it. new york city very badly hit and many kids at home. and schools in denver today where parents have been picking up supplies. the assistant principal admitt

a reporter asked eisenhower, what will you do next summer at the republican convention at miami beach if the convention nominate ronald reagan as the nominee? ike grabs the microphone and says, i will enthusiastically endorse reagan. he urges reagan to run as california favorite son. intooing to switch gears the second part of my talk. that is world affairs of that era. vietnam is the main subject i went to discussed. it was lyndon johnson who placed american boots on the ground in vietnam. he brought in eisenhower as a hidden advisor should other historians feel it is obvious why lbj did that. in case things went wrong, lbj could blame ike. eisenhower urged johnson to do certain things to try to actually win the war. the harbor in vietnam where they got most of their supplies. ike had an official committee recommending things to johnson. do not stop the bombing. it is having a great effect to threaten behind the scenes to use atomic weapons. there was no indication anyone thought those would be used. it was the threat that was important. that was how 15 years earlier ike had succeede

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami beach. >>> the coronavirus outbreak is not stopping either joe biden or bernie sanders from holding rallies and shaking hands on the campaign trail. today voters in six states, idaho, mississippi, missouri, north dakota, washington state and the state with the biggest prize, michigan head to the polls. there are 352 delegates up for grabs today. joe biden has won 648 delegates. bernie sanders has claimed 563. 1,991 delegates are needed to win the nomination. biden campaigned in michigan yesterday alongside senators kamala harris and cory booker, both former rivals have endorsed biden. >>> coming up on the morning news now, why basketball legend charles barkley is selling his memorabilia, including his mvp trophy, and a medical miracle for a little girl who suffered a rare flu complication. this is the "cbs morning news". a delicious way to enjoy probiotics every day. with 20 years of devotion to gut health. activia. like no other. whose idea was once again commandeered by brad. while he droned, her bladder dripped. but, she keeps it together. because e

imÁgenes de todos los jÓvenes que estÁn por ahÍ, voy a poner un caso concreto el don de la ciudad de miami beachno les va a pasar nada, nada mÁs que como una gripe normal. quÉ mensaje tiene para ellos ? juan: varios. sabemos que en italia y ejemplo de personas jÓvenes de ensalada intensivo en respiradores. el hecho de que tengo una mortalidad baja no quiere decir que acaben en una sala de intensivo y quizÁs, hasta con un ventilador. asÍ que por favor, tienen que tener cuidado. lo otro importante es que ustedes pueden infectar a otras personas mayores que son mÁs vulnerables. en este momento, especialmente con lo que hemos visto aquÍ en las playas de miami es responsabilidad del estado de proteger realmente la comunidad no permitiendo que las personas estÉn en grupos tan grandes como si nada estuviese sucediendo. borja: doctor, estamos viendo un estudio directamente que hablaba sobre cuÁnto durarÍa el coronavirus en cada superficie. dice que en el cartÓn puede mantenerse hasta 24 horas, en el acero 28 horas, en el plÁstico de 2:00 a 3 dÍas. juan:es asÍ, borja. esto se publicÓ en un estudio. tambi

for example, fort lauderdale beach, miami beach, beaches in tampa shutting down altogether and some beaches in alabama are also shutting down, kind of giving spring breakers the boot. >> sean: trace, got it, thank you, trace, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham. i was almost late again. i hate missing the post. i missed the post a lot but i don't hate missing the post, i'm a radio guide. >> laura: is that what the story is tonight? you hate taking up my time? we can do this next hour together, and if you really feel deprived of airtime, sean hannity, every billboard, every bus. you did a great show. we have some good news. >> sean: why not "the ingraham angle"? >> laura: if we are too nice to each other, people start emailing me, why are you guys so nice to each other? they don't get that. like we actually are friends. >> sean: i'm glad you are doing so well. i'm glad of what we do. we tell the truth. you know something, there's been a lot of lies told about us, even saying we have been killing people over the years. i'm not taking their anymore. speed to know. and i noticed that

stephen: miami beach. david: you did reasonably well i assume in high school.phen: not really, but anyway. david: you were a football player. you did not have time. you went to the university of florida? stephen: i went there for the first year that i transferred to the university of michigan. david: you like the cold weather better? why did you do that? stephen: it was always a dream to go to university of michigan , and i did not have the grades right out of high school so i was able to transfer from florida up to michigan. it had a real impact in my life , and i think that was one of the reasons why i was so active with the university of michigan. david: you have given them $400 the university of michigan $400 million? stephen: maybe a little more. david: more than $400 million. has university of florida every said while you were here, why don't you give us something? stephen: i don't think they know who i am. david: really? ok. stephen: don't tell them, either. david: i think they know who you are. you go to the university of michigan and you decide to be a

for example, fort lauderdale beach, miami beach, beaches in tampa shutting down altogether and some beachese also shutting down, kind of giving spring breakers the boot. >> sean: trace, got it, thank you, trace, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham. i was almost late again. i hate missing the post. i missed the post a lot but i don't hate missing the post, i'm a radio guide. >> laura: is that what the story is tonight? you hate taking up my time? we can do this next hour together, and if you really feel deprived of airtime, sean hannity, every billboard, every bus. you did a great show. we have some good news. >> sean: why not "the ingraham angle"? >> laura: if we are too nice to each other, people start emailing me, w

that's why you're seeing the miami beach police cars behind me not just shutting the beach here in miamiorning the party is over after criticism from across the country about younger people ignoring orders of social distancing >> this is so unintelligent and reckless, i can't begin to express it >> you are not immune. everything we say and urge applies to you as well >> reporter: local officials throughout florida are now shutting down the beach to spring breakers and residents. >> our beaches will be closing. >> reporter: in south beach, known as the spring break capital of the world thhe week it was a small stretch along ocean drive. by friday all public beaches shutdown clearwater beach waiting until the end of the week to close its beaches. the safety measures stretching through the florida panhandle. >> it's unfortunate, but if it's necessary it's okay. >> reporter: it came after reports from the cdc said younger adults are 40% of covid cases. in response, they turned to influencers for help turning to tyler swift, billie eilish and kylie jen ner to act. >> nobody is immune to this.

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and florida corona virus cases continue to rise topping 1400 as of today and miami beach has now issued a stay at home orders for all its residents this as the governor continues to stand behind his decision to not issue a state wide lockdown as businesses remain closed in many counties and cities and concerns continue about the economic impact in a state that relies heavily on tourism are to correspondent john how he has the report. well governor the sentence is opinion by the way there was definitely not shared and it's contrary to what many top public officials here in florida are saying and that is that people should absolutely be self isolating to stop the spread of the disease at this point there are more than 1400 confirmed cases of the coronavirus here in florida in comparison last week there were less than 200 so you can see how much that has collated and speaking of the governor news just came out that he once florida declared a disaster area he sent a letter to president trump last night it was made public today basically saying that the state has already spent upwards of $20