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Good evening. I'm Scott Wapner on day 178 of the coronavirus crisis, and tonight, a border battle as virus outbreaks intensify.

Political considerations and pressures guide their lack or delay of taking action and also premature reopening.

We see this in Florida.

Connecticut's treasurer goes after the Sunshine State.

Tonight, his counterpart in Florida reacts, even as cases spike in his state.

Plus, new information on workers at Disney, saying they're not so happy about having to return to the happiest place on Earth.

Will they go back?

Crisis in Houston.

The city is running low on hospital beds in critical care centers, and one part of

Vegas doubles down on safety. This CNBC special report begins right now. Here's Scott Wapner.

Welcome. It is good to have you with us on this Wednesday night. We start with a big move from

New York, New Jersey,

and Connecticut calling tonight for a 14-day quarantine for anyone coming in from high-risk states,

including the state of Florida. That state's chief financial officer is Jimmy Petronus. He's with us

live tonight to respond. Mr. Petronus, it's good to have you. Thanks for being here.

Hey, Scott. What is your response to what these states announced today?

Look, those states are just, you know, unfortunately in the throes of some of the worst

economic times in their history. You know, if they feel like they have got a problem with

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