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I'm Carla Zeus.

We quoted health experts who've said this worldwide Corona virus pandemic is gonna get worse before it gets better.

The turnaround point is still unknown.

When we assembled this show, there were more than 1,250,000 cases of Cove in 19 confirmed around the world.

Roughly 1/4 of them are in the United States, the nation with the most cases and the Trump administration says a big test is coming over the next couple weeks.

This will be probably the toughest week between this week and next week.

This is the moment to not be going to the grocery store, not going to the pharmacy, but doing everything you can to keep your family and your friends safe.

And that means everybody doing the six feet distancing washing your hands.

Corona virus is expected to cause more deaths this year in America than the seasonal flu usually does.

Keeping physical distance from other people is our most important tool, according to a U.

S medical official, and he says this may already be paying off in Washington state.

Meanwhile, in New York, the hardest hit state.

The governor says Corona virus deaths might be approaching their apex their worst point, or that they could be hitting a plateau.

This is because the number of daily deaths in New York slightly decreased at one point this weekend, the officials say.

It's still too early to tell if things are turning around there.

There are other states that haven't seen the worst of this disease yet, and the lack of testing continues to be a problem in several parts of the U.

S.

So it's hard to get a clear picture of who's Caught Cove in 19.

Over the weekend, there was a hopeful sign from Italy.

We're More than 15,000 people have died from Corona virus.

On Sunday, the European country saw its lowest daily number of deaths in more than two weeks, and the number of patients in critical care also decreased for the second day in a row.

So potentially good news there.

But experts say it could still take some time before this happens across the United States.

Remember when spring breakers in Florida wouldn't stop partying, even offered the Corona virus pandemic hit the United States?

What happened when spring break was over.

We can actually track movement of these devices over the remaining weeks of March, seeing where these devices went after spring breakers left the beach.

So what you're seeing in this video is what happens if people do not exercise social distancing where a group of individuals, you know are a few 1000 people in this case gathered at a beach in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and all the place Steve Travel showcasing how interconnected all hold is.

Josh Anton runs Ex Mode, a company that tracks the movement of devices like cell phones.

His team says it's used location data to track where everyone on the beach in Fort Lauderdale in March went after they left, including those spring breakers from New York to the Midwest.

Even Canada.

You know the power of this location data it could be used to understand.

Not only you know how people and where people are traveling post post gathering but also potentially prepare to be proactive if something happens to be identified.

Future hot spots of where the credit buyers could happen before it happens.

But the applications of ex Moz technology go way beyond sunburned coeds Anton says the company tracks 25 million devices every month in United States and millions more around the world.

Ex Mode says it would be willing to work with governments and other groups to help stop the spread of the Corona virus.

We work with, uh, you know, maps that have a real location use for use case for running location, whether it's transit ops, whether it's weather APS or upset alert.

You're about the earthquakes happening near you, right?

We then integrator location technology to allow data sharing where user can opt in thio sharing their location data.

We comply with GDP.

Are we come to comply with C C p.

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But we try to go a step beyond which is, you know, being what we call privacy conscious.

The company claims and licenses that data to turd parties, including advertisers, without any personal identifying information.

Can your technology be used to track individuals gonna track me?

Um, it could right?

Well, we don't allow that.

We don't allow any of our partners to do that because we just don't think that's the right thing.

The deal.

While Anton says his company makes every effort to keep data secure and doesn't identify the owners of the devices it is tracking.

There are serious privacy concerns about this kind of technology.

In 2018 a New York Times investigation showed how location data could be used to identify the specific owner of a particular device.

You know, I don't think a lot of people realize that even this technology exists, that it's out there, and I think some people are pretty creeped out.

What would you say to folks who have concerns when they sort of see that you contract devices like this?

I'm gonna quote Uncle Ben from Spider Man, which is with great power comes great responsibility, right?

You know, I think there's a fine line.

I think it's very important that uses consent to this, and it's very reported back.

Acted ethically with that data.

Second trivia, Which of these nations is made up of 47 regions France, Japan, Morocco or Indonesia, 47 prefectures or regions?

Japan is the answer, and call it a virtual vacation.

A pseudo sabbatical, a fabricated field trip.

No, it's not as good as going somewhere in person, but our new travel Siri's can help us all escape the Corona virus news in restrictions.

And while we have taken a trip to Tokyo recently, we haven't shown you the wonderland of northern Japan.

If the cold never bothered you anyway than the Dakota Mountains in winter are a great place to see what's frozen when the winter snow starts falling.

In Japan's northern Tohoku region, a blizzard is never far behind.

That's when most local residents find shelter indoors.

Not you talk.

Oh, no.

So hiking.

What I like about snow hiking is the winter scenery.

Nature is beautiful.

I love it.

It's like a Japanese ink painting in black and white and a world of silence.

Oh, no is snowshoe trekking through the Dakota Mountains.

A series of volcanic peaks in the remote are Mori Prefecture.

It's one of the snowiest, most wild places on earth.

The hotel's trees, even street lamps, are buried in snow.

For skiers, Dakota's power days, the stuff of dreams.

Many of the runs are on back country slopes suited only for the most daring.

This place is a little different because there aren't very many cut runs into the mountain.

It's a real, real kind of choose your own adventure find your own path.

It's very interesting.

Despite sub zero winds, Finding move here ISn't hard Thermal springs bubble across the mountain?

People have bathed in Johnson's as they're known here for centuries.

A winter wonderland?

Yes, the Japanese history also remembers her code as a place of disaster where the cold claimed the lives of a military expedition gone wrong over a century ago.

Landscape can be both beautiful and severe.

This is Dakota, and that's the nature of nature.

But it's something that I want visitors to experience.

Enjoy here through guides like me.

Snowy, Wild on for Oh no, A World of silence Worth the track.

There have been seismic changes around the world during the ongoing Corona virus pandemic, and we mean that literally with lockdowns in place around the world, there are fewer vibrations in the Earth that are normally caused by highway traffic, trains, buses, people moving around, going about their daily lives.

The relative quietness has led to what scientists call less seismic noise, and that has made it easier for them to detect events like small earthquakes.

So this is all a shakeup, but not tectonic Lee.

People still wake up, but they meet electronically, the ground to shifted.

It's changed the nation's.

The footing is Shakir.

There are fewer good vibrations.

This false in our world and its seismic bait make a troubling his story.

Time and plate.

I'm Carla Zeus.

Our last stop today is in Roseville, California.

We're happy to see the students of Roseville High School.

Thank you for taking the time to watch CNN 10.