Hey, I'm Sean Ramisfer and we're doing a new thing that today explained a coronavirus

update to keep you on top of some of the biggest stories of the day.

Here's what we have so far on Thursday, March 19th.

Two days ago, I told you the United States had just crossed 5,000 cases now.

Well over 10,000 people have officially tested positive for COVID-19, including two members

of Congress, one from Florida and another from Utah.

A new report from the CDC says Americans of all ages are getting seriously sick with COVID-19,

not just older adults.

Older adults are at greater risk of dying, but of 508 patients hospitalized stateside who

were studied, 38% were between 20 and 54, and nearly half of the sickest patients were

adults under 65.

So be careful, millennials and be careful, boomers.

The state department says that American citizens living abroad should get ready to come

home or stay wherever they are for a long time.

The timeline hasn't exactly been finalized, but even more travel restrictions are imminent.

Australia and New Zealand are shutting their doors to foreigners.

India is banning all international flights into the country, and they have now been more

COVID-19 deaths in Italy than in China.

The death toll in Italy climbed over 3,400 today.

Meanwhile, in China today, for the first time in a long time, no new local infections

were reported.

And a new study says that people who became sick with COVID-19 in Wuhan, China, had a lower

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