We thought the first coronavirus death in the US came the last day in February in Washington State.

Not true. Now we know COVID-19 killed someone in the Bay Area more than three weeks earlier.

The fatality on February 6 was a 57-year-old woman.

That is a very significant finding. The things we put into place in late January, like

the travel man, the virus was already here by then and probably circulating quite widely.

Meanwhile, the president claimed states are

safely coming back but one model used by the White House now says 12 states

including Georgia should wait the longest at least another six weeks before relaxing social distancing.

George's governor forced to defend even on Fox what he calls a measured step to open

gyms, hair salons, and the like this Friday.

The fitness owners, I have great confidence in them spreading people out when they're doing

a workout.

It's not saying they've got to screen them. These are best practices they could do temperature screening

while others preach caution and it will look more like a turning of a dial than the flip of a switch. We will not be able to lift many of the

restrictions by May 4th. In New York that Navy Hospital ship no longer taking

patients pressure on beds easing in the city but the body

count continues to mount some dead will now be stored in freezer trucks in Brooklyn

waiting for the backlog at cemeteries and crematoriums to clear.

I'm talking to many local officials. They feel political pressure to open.

I get the pressure, but we can't make a bad decision. Frankly, this is no time

to act stupidly.

In Texas, daylight emerging between the Republican governor who is expected to soon announce business openings and the Democratic mayor of the state's biggest city.

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