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Welcome to Prognosis. I'm Laura Carlson. It's day 85 since coronavirus was declared a global

pandemic. Our main story? Public health officials have been working hard to reopen the U.S.

And social distancing has been the guiding principle in how to get there. But no one could have foreseen

the densely packed protests after George Floyd's death in police custody. The tragedy

has plunged the country into a painful reexamination of racism and police brutality.

And it has brought tens of thousands of people into close contact on the streets.

All in the wake of months of mounting evidence that the pandemic has taken a disproportionate

toll on minorities and people of color.

Could the protests now set off a new wave of infections?

Michelle Cortez spoke to scientists about just that.

But first, here's what happened today.

The fight to rain in the pandemic continues.

The U.S. now says it is developing a test that can simultaneously check for seasonal influenza and COVID-19.

That could help health authorities determine whether there may be a second wave of the coronavirus later this year.

And in the latest sign that many people are trying to get back to normal life, American

Airlines said it would boost July flights 74 percent, as U.S. travelers freed from shelter

and place orders begin to return to the skies.

July's planned 4,000 daily flights would nearly double this month's take-off and landings.

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