The governor with strong words with CDC and tonight we're learning.

One of those infected in New York is an uber driver.

This is Some professional sports teams are assessing how they move forward when it comes to fan participation.

Here is ABC Stephanie Ramos.

Tonight, a state of emergency declared in New York as the Corona virus spreads across the country.

The number of confirmed cases soaring toe at least 89 statewide.

11 in New York City, including an uber driver, a man in his thirties hospitalized in Queens, plus 23 new cases confirmed in a suburb outside New York City, about half of them linked to an attorney who frequently traveled through Grand Central Terminal.

The governor blasting the federal government, claiming the state isn't getting enough money to fight the virus and there aren't enough tests.

CDC was caught flat footed.

I believe they're slow in their response, and I believe they're slowing down the state.

This as Florida reports the 1st 2 deaths on the East Coast a man and a woman, both victims in their seventies with recent overseas travel.

One of them from the district Congressman Matt Gates, represents who earlier this week wore a gas mask on the House floor.

Tonight, Gates releasing a statement expressing sadness about the death, urging people to take the necessary precautions to minimize your exposure.

People seen Taking extra precaution.

New video shows a Costco worker in Tampa wiping down shopping cart handles as customers entered the store.

Nationwide, at least 29 states have covert 19 infections, with new cases in California, Oregon and the first case of community spread in Nebraska.

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Tonight Telling teams to plan for the possibility of playing games without fans.

Superstar LeBron James responding to a reading and now the NHL, closing all locker rooms to the media over fears of the virus.

All right, Stephanie Ramos joins us now from the hospital where that New York lawyer is being treated in Steffy.

I want to go back to that uber driver.

The company has just released a statement about their driver, who tested positive.

That's exactly right.

Tom Uber says they have a dedicated team working closely with public health officials.

They also say they've removed the driver's access to the APP and are also working with authorities.

Tom Stephanie Ramos reporting from Manhattan's West Side Hi, everyone, George Stephanopoulos Here.

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