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ABC Evening News for Wednesday, Jul 15, 2020
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(Studio: David Muir) The worsening coronavirus cases in Florida, Texas, California & Arizona with help needed introduced; death statistics cited. Report introduced.

(Miami Beach, Florida: Victor Oquendo) The cases in Florida & other southern states featured; scenes shown of a supply warehouse in Florida, an Army COVID ward in Texas; details given of he mask mandate in Alabama; death rate statistics cited. [Two Florida OFFICIALS, teacher Stephanie MILLER, California, Texas OFFICIAL, victim Jose Finales's daughter Misty GUILLEN, Oklahoma Governor Kevin STITT, Alabama Governor Kay IVEY%- offer views on aspects of the coronavirus.] The issue of hospital care in the Miami area discussed.

(Studio: David Muir) Report introduced.

(Palm Desert, California: Kaylee Hartung) On the front lines with first responders in California featured; scenes shown from Palm Desert of fire medic trucks carrying coronavirus patients & from the already strained hospital. [Paramedic Bill TITOV?, OFFICIAL, Eisenhower Health CMO Dr. Alan WILLIAMSON@, unit nurse Shannon ASHCOM@- comment on dealing with the coronavirus.]

Reporter(s):
Muir, David;
Oquendo, Victor;
Hartung, Kaylee
Duration:
00:07:00

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