Cases surging in the sunshine state.

The Department of Health reporting today their highest positivity rate for coronavirus

testing in weeks.

To say Florida's coronavirus case numbers are going in the wrong direction is quite an

understatement.

It's a record shattering 15,000 plus cases reported on Sunday.

Florida is now reporting more than 282,000 people confirmed to have the coronavirus.

According to the Johns Hopkins COVID tracker, but you may remember not that long ago, Florida

was the state that averted disaster, right?

Governor Rick DeSantis relishing that the state's case count was lower than projected while businesses remained open.

To avoid physical distancing and mask mandates, the Republican National Committee actually moved this summer's convention

from Charlotte, North Carolina to Jacksonville, Florida.

The NBA decided Orlando would be the home for professional basketball's new bubble base,

everyone living and playing in one place.

But on Saturday, the state counted 15,299 new patients diagnosed, the most of any state

in a single day during this entire pandemic.

So what happened?

How did the virus get so out of control in Florida?

I'm Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN's Chief Medical correspondent, and this is coronavirus, fact versus fiction.

I have a decontamination station at my door, and I have a PPE station also.

So as I walk the door, I grab my face mask, my gloves, my hand sanitizer, and so I really try to limit my exposure

so that I can continue doing my job.

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