DR. ELIZABETH COHEN, CNN SENIOR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: Right. You know, I think one of the things we need to think about with these deaths, Brooke, is this is 11 deaths in less than a week. That is a large number. And what doctors are telling me, infectious disease specialists, they think there may have been deaths before these that nobody knew it was coronavirus because they couldn't test for it. And elderly people die of pneumonia quite frequently. Ad no one would have thought to test or if they wanted to test, they couldn't have tested. As you said this 11th death in the country, the very first one outside of Washington State. This death is in California. This person was on the "Diamond Princess" cruise. The cruise that there were a large number of cases. They were traveling from February 11th to the 21st on this cruise. They came back, had minimal contact with people in California and, unfortunately, passed away. An elderly person with underlying conditions. Brooke, as this happens, I want us all to stay focused on the fact that these are the people who are most at risk. A lot of people are very nervous about this virus, as we all should be concerned. It's the elderly and/or people with underlying conditions who we really should be concerned about.</s>BALDWIN: Elizabeth, thank you so much for that. Absolutely, we should. I know a lot of you have questions. We want to help you get answers. You can tune in to Anderson Cooper and Dr. Sanjay Gupta for a CNN global town hall that is live tomorrow night 10:00 Eastern and Pacific right here on CNN. Back to politics. Moments from now, Mike Bloomberg will be speaking for the very first time since dropping out of the presidential race and officially endorsing Joe Biden. Stand by for that.
First Coronavirus Death In California & 11 Deaths In Washington State