And good evening. There is breaking news tonight. The governor of Georgia state

were more than 700 people have died of coronavirus announcing what he

called, quote, a small step forward in reopening the state. In fact, is anything

but small. Everything from gyms to barber shops to bowling alleys, even tattoo

parlors, hills, nail salons will be allowed to reopen as early as Friday. By

next Monday, theaters and restaurants. The governor also acknowledged that his

decision means that cases of the virus would probably continue to go up, but that

state is a lot better prepared to handle it, he says. We'll be joined shortly by

Georgia May, or to get her taken with that commune. We'll also ask our medical

and public health professionals about such a speedy timetable, especially for

businesses involving close personal contact or many people gathered in close

quarters. We'll also talk to one of the authors of a new study on the level of

testing needed to reopen the country safely and just give you a heads up. The

number according to this study is a large one, much more testing than is

currently taking place. In fact, according to the study, it would mean about a

million more people getting tested in a single day that have been tested so far

in the entire outbreak. Only about four million people have been tested so far in

this country. Tonight, the president and his task force talked a lot about

testing about the quote, tremendous capacity. End quote that states possess, but

quote, didn't understand they have, unquote, till they were told by the

administration. The president also said, quote, we are in very good shape on

testing. He said, quote, we are going to the outer limits on testing. And the

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