HARLOW: All right. The CDC says it is looking into reports of new cases of the Zika virus that may have been sexually transmitted. There have been 14 new reports of possible infections. Officials say several of these cases are among pregnant women, who as you know are most at risk. Two involve women who could have only contracted the virus from their partners who returned from infected areas, CDC's guidance calls for people at risk to practice abstinence or protected sex, because of the new danger. The agency stresses there is no evidence that women can transmit the Zika virus to their sexual partners and that the most likely way to become infected is from the mosquito carrying the virus. We'll keep you posted on that. All right. That will do it for me this afternoon. Thank you so much for joining us. "The LEAD" with Jake Tapper begins right now.</s>JAKE TAPPER, CNN CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT: Thanks, Poppy. Time for Republicans to show their cards in state that knows all about high stakes. "THE LEAD" starts right now.
New Cases Of Zika Virus May Have Been Sexually Transmitted