ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Now the governor explained yesterday during the press conference that he's not envisioning an NBA-style bubble. He's not envisioning for the shutdown of sports programs when an athlete has symptoMs. Instead, he said, that what would happen is that individual would be isolated, tested, and then, 10 days later, that individual could return. Now the governor also explained that he does have children, that they are not school age but, if they were, he would want them to play. Take a listen.</s>GOV. RON DESANTIS (R-FL): As a father -- my kids are young. They are not sports age yet. But you know, if they were, I would want them playing. And if they bring something back to the house, as much as I wouldn't want that, I'd rather take that risk than to deprive them of the opportunity, you know, to do things like this.</s>FLORES: Now the governor, of course, continues to say that parents have a choice as to whether or not to send their children to in- person, face-to-face instruction. But, Kate, as we look overall at the state, you can see that, yes, the number of daily cases has dropped. Today, for example, the Florida Department of Public Health has reported more than 7,000 cases. And yes, it's sounds a lot but, for Florida, that's actually down. The record a few weeks ago was more than 15,000. But you look at the positivity rate and, in the past two weeks, it's between 12 percent and 17 percent -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: Still not acceptable, even close to that rate. Thank you, Rosa. Really appreciate it. Coming up for us, she's an E.R. nurse who survived cancer and then she survived COVID, but her road to recovery is still not over. Side effects lingering now for months. She joins me next.
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