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Montgomery County KY Health Department announced the flu remains widespread in the county, with 161 positive flu tests reported last week.

>> no. >> did you poison or wife? >> no. >> please remain still, test is about to end. >> nine times the investigator asked the same questions, and every time uto -- and he seemed sure, and passed. >> testing went on, the polygraph are eventually stopped, let him take a break, came back in. >> let's have a seat there. >> confronted him, and said, i don't believe anything you're saying. >> so, you filled your test. not only do flu tests, you failed miserably. >> that's when you can. vest >> right then and there. >> right after the. polygraph >> race broke. the details of how we tried to kill hi...

This united airlines jet landing in london. >> the captain announced that the person had a suspected case of coronavirus and that we were all to keep in our seats. >> reporter: all 251 passengers were released, but it's just the latest false alarm for already jittery travelers. experts at home say the virus could last into next year. >> we want people to understand we likely will see more cases here in the united states. >> reporter: to combat the spread the u.s. announcing it will now test for covid-19 in five major cities in cases where flu tests were negative, in seattle, san francisco, los...

Very busy friday night. and we begin tonight with the coronavirus emergency. this evening the cdc now revealing new measures being taken in the u.s. today, we learned americans in five major cities with flulike symptoms will also be tested for coronavirus even if their flu tests are negative. it's a preemptive strike here at home coming amid increasing global alarm. passengers on a flight from the u.s. to the uk leaving from san francisco were told by the pilot someone on board might have coronavirus. one passenger said they were told to stay in their seats. it was never confirmed, but it was ...

Randy tarticoff is battling against the tide. >> we're all a little overwhelmed, not only the practitioners, but the caregivers in general. >> reporter: numbers are so great, he isn't even administering flu tests but handing out treatment. >> a lot of what we do is simple supportive care, making them feel better. >> reporter: the most vulnerable patients, children and the elderly. but this flu can also have deadly consequences for healthy adults. strong immune systems can sometimes overreact and destroy healthy tissues along with the flu itself. this year, there's a double threat. not only is ...