In Miami-Dade County, Florida, bowling alleys, movie theaters, concert halls, and arcades

can open at 50% capacity.

In California, where cases are falling, San Francisco to date reopening, hair and nail

salons, and gyms, with limited capacity and face coverings required.

Just because things are open doesn't mean we now need to do it all.

All over the country, some states and cities are moving forward with phased reopening.

And some of the activities we've missed so much are now becoming available again.

But before you run off to the movies or your favorite restaurant, you do need to think

carefully about how to balance the risks and the benefits, and what precautions you can

take to try and keep safe.

On today's episode, we're going to look at some of the guidance and also the CDC recommendations

for safely reopening.

I'm Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent, and this is coronavirus,

back, versus fiction.

Remember Friday night, date nights?

It's been a long, long time since my wife and I went out for dinner.

In most of the country, restaurants have reopened with either outdoor or indoor dining.

But a lot of people are asking, is it safe?

Most of what we know right now, handling or consuming food, does not seem to be one

of the primary ways the virus is spread.

But there are fears about environmental risks in restaurants.

Earlier this month, the CDC issued a new study looking at community spread.

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