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Good evening.

I'm Scott Wapner on day 176 of the coronavirus crisis, and tonight, a new warning about

school in the fall.

A warning for parents and the economy.

Our schools really ready for kids to return.

By next week, we'll be able to order from the table.

Plus, New York's grand reopening, phase two.

Another big knock on sports.

As more players on more teams, test positive for the virus.

And meet a top virus detective,

trying desperately to alert anyone who's come near a carrier.

This CNBC special report starts right now.

Here's Scott Wapner.

Welcome. It is good to have you with us on this Monday night. We begin with those new fears about the fall and what the growing number of outbreaks could mean for the school year. Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the former head of the FDA, now a CNBC contributor, raising those concerns tonight. And he is with us once again. Dr. Gottlieb's good to be back with you tonight. These concerns come

because of the rising number of cases we're seeing in places like Florida and Texas.

Right. I think we absolutely should make an attempt to open public schools in the fall.

And we were headed in that direction. I've been talking to a lot of school districts that are starting to make plans for how to safely do that.

How to de-densify classrooms, how to protect teachers, how to keep students grouped into cohorts so you

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