KEILAR: Ten. That is the number of American deaths in the Dominican Republic over the last year. But that is not all. CNN has spoken to a dozen tourists who have gotten extremely sick while on vacation there. And all of these cases are raising concerns about the safety of resorts in the DR. We have CNN Correspondent Rosa Flores who is in Santa Domingo covering this. Rosa, what can you tell us about the 10th tourist who died?</s>ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: You know, Brianna, I'm waiting for Dominican Republic authorities to release a preliminary autopsy report. They tell me that it could be released as early as today. Now, we have been trying to contact the family of 56-year-old Vittorio Caruso but we have not been successful. However, our affiliate, News 12, did talk to his family, and they say that the 56-year-old was vacationing here in the Dominican Republic, that he spent part of his retirement here. It's unclear how much time. However, they do say that he had respiratory issues, called them, then went to the doctor and then unfortunately died. One of the things that stands out about this particular case is that it doesn't appear that he was at a resort. But Brianna, we have been asking a lot of questions. I'm actually outside the Ministry of Health where a press conference was canceled. But Dominican Republic authorities keep on saying, Brianna, that there is no mystery because all of these deaths were natural, and that none of them are connected. Brianna?</s>KEILAR: All right, Rosa Flores, thank you for that report. We have new CNN reporting that the president is growing disenchanted with some of his closest advisers. Plus, frustrated residents confronting Mayor Pete Buttigieg at a town hall. We're going to speak with someone who was in the room.
10th American Dies in the Dominican Republic.