>> all retail can open up, get back to business, this is going to be slow and steady wins the race, very methodical, data-driven. >> there is no light switch we flip a switch and every buddy goes back to doing what they were doing. rob: some states are officially open for business kicking off a wave of restriction rollback set to sweep the nation this week. >> reporter: with us cases closing in on the 1 million mark is america ready to reopen? expert say the true test is in a testing. a bombshell development throwing gasoline on claims against joe biden. >> no comment from democrats or their likely nominee about the

scandal following his candidacy into question and call it the new flying etiquette. >> the airline became the first to require facemasks. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ shannon: good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. rob: thanks for starting your day with us. this is a fox news alert open for business, several states slowly pulling back restrictions with more reopening their economies later this week. jillian: with kim jong un for cases closing in on the one remarks some states extending stay-at-home orders. wuhan the president expects schools to reopen this year. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. a lot to break down. the numbers are eye-opening,

close to 1 million people infected with covid-19 and 56,000 deaths. some states are loosening restrictions in an effort to try and get life somewhat back to normal. tennessee, one of a handful of states to reopen part of their economies yesterday. they are going to be joined by many more states later this week with governors across the country echoing a similar refrain on how this reopen is going to work. >> we made our decisions based on data. we've had weeks of downward decline in our cases. we knew our economy can't stay closed. >> this is going to be slow and steady wins the race, very methodical, data-driven and there's probably going to be some people that think it is too slow and i get that. >> reporter: as we know by now, not every state is in the same position, new york likely extending its stay-at-home order

beyond may 15th in many parts of the state, new jersey's stay-at-home order was set to expire in may 7th but that is going to be extended until further notice. the louisiana extending its stay-at-home order until may 15th, michigan extending its order as well. california issuing a warning to people, one of the huge take aways from yesterday's this. the white house saying it expects many governors to be able to open some schools soon even if their economies are not fully mobilized and even if those school openings are just for a few weeks. as for the november presidential election. >> i never thought of changing the day of the election. i for that election. that was just made a propaganda. >> one election that has been canceled, the new york state primary, state election officials removing every democrat from the primary ballot accept joe biden. expected to be talked about for the next couple hours, 111,000

people have recovered from the virus in the us, that number increasing every day. shannon: the white house planning to open rapid response programs nationwide. rob: the cdc adding 6 new symptoms of the virus to its list. >> reporter: democrats launch an investigation into donald trump's decision to cut world health organization funding. >> reporter: the president is moving to help states reopen rolling out new guidance on testing, increasing capacity with help from the public and private sectors including drive up testing and testing at some pharmacies and grocery chains. >> reporter: the united states has conducted more than 5.4 million tests, nearly double the number tested in any other country, twice as much as any other country. think of that. >> reporter: this as the cdc

releases 6 new symptoms of the virus, chills, shaking, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, loss of taste or smell, the symptoms could hear two to 14 days after exposure and are in addition to previously known ones cough, fever, shortness of breath. another key component contact tracing to stop outbreaks before they happen, they are helping the states with resources. >> we are going to put cdc personal experts in every single state and they will function as subject matter experts to help the states build contact tracing routines that they need in order to identify any emerging outbreak. >> reporter: as congress returns to washington next week the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee opening an inquiry into the administration's decision to halt funding to the world health

organization sending a letter to mike pompeo writing diplomatic developments in global health professionals have warned cutting the who's funding at this time will only hurt the global response and provide another opportunity for china to exert its influence. is demanding a further explanation for the decision, the state department has not commented. >> another fox news alert five people found shot to death inside home. the man that made the 9 one one call now under arrest. in that phone call police say the suspect claimed his family was dead, four of the victims under the age of 19. also a baby was found alive inside that house. a local newspaper reporting suspect has a lengthy criminal record with a history of battery charges. shannon: south korea claims kim jong un may have missed a major north korean holiday to avoid the coronavirus. reports have circulated the dictator is gravely all, some

report saying possibly dead. donald trump suggests he knows the health status of kim jong un. >> i can't tell you exactly, i have a very good idea but can't talk about it now. i hope he is fine. i do know how he is doing relatively speaking, we will see. shannon: north korean media claiming their leader is alive sharing a second letter it claims kim wrote to south africa's president suggesting he is still carrying out duties. >> pentagram seeking additional documents on the russia probe, graham demanded transcribed interviews with one of christopher steele's main sources claiming they substantially undercut steel's claims, he is also asking for emails from peter struck and information used about the fisa process, the fbi doubting the credibility of steel's office,

the fbi said the dossier was not the start a probe of the trump campaign. >> senator kamala harris hosted virtual townhall event with joe biden. the former presidential contender spoke with the panel emphasizing the need for strong leadership to combat the pandemic. >> this election in november is going to determine so many things about our future and is going to be about our health and whether we live or die. it is about the state of our economy and whether we have a job. it's going to determine where we will be for future generations and it is going to determine it quite immediately. >> the conversation centering around how coronavirus is hitting african-american communities the hardest while urging americans to vote for biden in november. >> a deadline for ohio voters to drop off their ballots for their primary, voters have until 7:30

eastern time, in person voting will be allowed for those with disabilities or people without a mailing address, the state department of health ordered polling locations to close for last month's primary day. >> now to the store, 105-year-old world war ii hero gets the birthday of a lifetime. sam sachs landed in normandy on d-day, asked for cards after his party was canceled because of the pandemic. >> still going strong, got more than 6000 cards in the end including one from donald trump and there was another surprise coming his way, his family and his town in california organizing a drive-by parade. look at how many people showed up, first responders, also to people, police cars, motorcycles, fire trucks, even some beautiful vintage cars rolling by his home. >> it doesn't get any better than this. thank you so much, thank you.

shannon: the best birthday party he has ever -- look at them way that flag. more inspiring stories like this foxnews.com/americatogether. rob: having a conversation like that. 10 minutes after the hour, small business owners across the country once again signing up for loans from the paycheck protection program. there are new guidelines this time around. >> that small business committee, joins us live with everything you need to know to cash in. and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under

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shannon: jillian: small business owners signing up for loans under the paycheck protection program. expect to according to the patient protection program phase i covered businesses and jobs. jillian: what is different for jobs in phase 2. the small business committee joins us to break down the new guidelines, good to see you, thank you for being here. >> reporter: you got me out of milking the cows. jillian: you are welcome, appreciate you being here. >> i'm just kidding. jillian: the ppp restart numbers, more than 100,000 ppp loans have been processed yesterday alone. a lot of small business owners upset how the last round went because we saw bigger companies getting a lot of money out there that a lot of business owners feel should have been designated for them. how do we ensure they are the ones getting it this time? >> the president was correct by

publicly shaming those companies, hogs get slaughtered and that is where we are. steve mnuchin from the treasury issued new guidelines that will ensure that smaller businesses won't seek the bulk of the money and there will be legislation down the pike to keep the larger corporations like the airline and others, to say they get the money they will not get bonuses and things, during the banking bailout, they get stock buybacks, to me it was pretty shady situation so hopefully we will enforce that. the secretary under new to do that, will ensure small businesses receive the bulk of the money. rob: looking at how this money lasts longer businesses must

prove in good faith that the loan is necessary. you don't have this money somewhere else and access to capital, likely in eligible. if you have a rainy day fund, banks processing, big banks can't do all the damage, you've got submitting 5000 loans at once, that is the pacing to make the money last longer and no company banker to can get a ppp loans so you can't do it and farmers, ranchers, even some hospitals are now eligible. will this be enough to prevent what we saw in round one from happening? >> i hope the economy gets back in gear. it is not 1-size-fits-all, tennessee is not new york in new york is not tennessee. as you saw the governor said earlier that will be the case, getting folks back to work, the swedish model everybody refers to the swedish model and thinks

we are talking something in sports illustrated but they had a good idea what is going on, folks that were susceptible to the disease didn't go to work, they were quarantined and others went back to work and they practice social distancing and that is what we are doing in tennessee, everybody understands the situation, but tennessee is volunteer state and they want to get back to work and that will be the ultimate way to solve our problems i think because if we don't our economy is going to be sunk. socialism the last 4 or 5 weeks, they have been able to do since the depression so we've got to get america back to work, that's the only solution. shannon: a lot of asked me the question. i know people personally having this issue, they got approved for the loan the last time around within the money ran out so they have just been waiting. are they going to get that money? >> they are. we spent nearly $3 trillion in all the packages together but what i would hope is that

congress would not throw more money at the problem. we will see. i like what the speaker said we should see where the money is going to go before we start allocating a lot more money. we've done our due diligence on that but buddy this time around pretty much should get it. there will be shortages and i'm sure the democrats will be plotting to spend a lot more of our money but i would hope that we just see where this money goes first before allocating a lot more. shannon: we will let you get back to milking those cows, we appreciate it. >> appreciate you all very much. >> the white house rolling out new coronavirus testing guidance. >> we are deploying the full power and strength of the federal government to help states, cities, to help local government get this horrible

plague over with. shannon: states will lead the way, and how it needs to be done, documented joins us with that. and... let's get started.

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>> we believe every state should at least have the capacity, the swabs, the media, the testing, the drive-through sites to test at least 2% of their individuals per month to enable the states to do that. >> donald trump and his task force unveiling a new plant help states ramp up testing as the economy reopens. >> how will the steps turn the corner in the pandemic? joining us with expert insight

from vanderbilt university medical center doctor manny, good to see you. >> good morning, thanks for having me back. >> your energetic. do you have the testing you need right now. >> in tennessee we are doing well, we are testing about 2% of our population which is what the federal government is looking for across the country. i think this is the right move, having a generalized plan and public-private partnership with companies like abbott and roche to produce testing is the right thing and allowing states to leverage those partnerships and that is what we are doing. >> guidelines coming out of the white house we can pull up here, they are looking for quite a bit of testing, 2% of each state's population, more than 6 million people around the country, the

federal government insuring enough testing supplies, they want to be on that side of it. monitoring systems and rapid response programs, basically they want to keep going with this public-private partnership and they want to help get the supplies to the states and have the states manage the testing, what do you think of that? >> exactly the right move, we need to empower the private sector and the public-private partnerships are the most powerful way to do that whether it is with cotton swabs or rapid testing. the reason we need all this testing is to get america back to work and i don't think a large federal bureaucracy is capable of doing that. i think we can do that, wonderful private companies like abbott, roche are doing that and this will be very successful. jillian: we've heard a number of symptoms but the cdc expanded their list of symptoms adding 6 new signs for coronavirus and they were the ones we were hearing about, fever, cough, shortness of breath but they added chills, shaking, muscle headache, sore throat, loss of

taste or smell. what do you think of adding this to the official list of symptoms? >> is someone who has been taking care of trauma patients, be on the frontlines of this this has become common knowledge. i applaud the cdc for doing this, fever, chills, shaking, those, loss of taste and smell, things that clinicians had in the back of their mind for weeks. the right move for the centers for disease control to do that. as we move forward we are getting a better picture of coronavirus and how it presents. rob: you will not necessarily have all the symptoms but those are ones you might have. let's talk about new zealand, a faraway land have done well handling this virus. let's take a listen. >> hours away from -- the

strictest constraints placed in modern history, there is no widespread community transition. we have won that battle that we must remain vigilant to keep it that way. rob: this country really locked down to achieve this goal much more than we did was what do you make of the numbers out of the country? >> i congratulate them for those numbers. what level iv was was complete containment. people, go outside their house for exercise, everything was shutdown. new zealand is a group of 600 islands so it is not apples to apples, able to isolate or contain but here in america we did it differently but we need to get america back to work and we've had horizontal containment strategy where we shut everything down but what we need is a vertical containment strategy where we get small business going again and protect those who need to be protected

but america cannot sustain the shutdown. we've got to get people back to work. >> thank you very much for joining us, we appreciate it. have a good day. it is 27 after the hour, radio silence from top democrats on sexual assault allegation against joe biden but this morning two more people stepping up to back tara reid's claims. >> a virtual trial underway debating if felons should have to pay off their debts to society before being able to vote. >> lawmakers fighting for that requirement, representative james jw grant joins us live. (music)

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faces credit legislations of sexual assault. >> more women back the vice president's accuser. >> thank you, two new voices have step forward to back claims by tara reid. one of them reads former neighbor, tells business insider she first heard the accusations in the 90s and i remember her saying here was this person she was working for and she idolized him, she felt she was assaulted and didn't feel there was anything she could do. a former coworker remembered the story, lorraine sanchez has read claims she had been, quote, sexually harassed by her former boss while she was in dc and as a result of her voicing her concerns to her supervisors she was let go, fired and despite the credibility of her claims joe biden has gone through more than a dozen interviews without addressing them.

in 2018 biden himself once said all accusations should be heard. >> harvey weinstein or the guy, the plumber who has a secretary he harasses it is all about the abuse of power, number one. number 2, women should be believed. shannon: tara reid is calling out that bias, telling fox news, quote, he is an actual nominee for president and they are not asking the question. that tells there may be a political agenda behind that. i am a survivor and i would like the questions asked. republicans are calling for accountability. in bc in the mainstream media treat republicans differently than democrats and it is on full display right now with how joe biden is being treated versus how brett kavanaugh was treated with similar allegations. >> reporter: biden's campaign denies all allegations. jillian: we will continue to follow it.

>> the uss roosevelt is closer to returning to see, 955 crew members of tested positive for covid-19 out of 5000 total. 14 crew members of recovered, one does remain in the hospital. 47 sailors testing positive on the naval destroyer uss kid, 45%, 350 crew members of tested positive so far. jillian: there are talking troops in afghanistan coming home early over coronavirus concerns, nbc reports donald trump wants to pull them out because they are vulnerable to the disease, military officials say a troop withdrawal, the same orders should be given in italy. officials say more likely troops should be consolidated at basis in one or 2 parts of afghanistan. rob: mike pence visiting the mayo clinic to learn about covid-19 testing:shot. the minnesota clinic is working to boost the state's testing to 20,000 every day.

the governor promising every resident can get tested in the next few weeks. the program could help make minnesota one of the most aggressive states for testing to safely reopen its economy. >> reporter: the world health organization warning about the deadly effects of countries scaling back on childhood immunization because of the pandemic. >> myth and information about vaccines or adding fuel to the fire. putting vulnerable people at risk. which would've immunized more than 30 million people. the tragic reality is children will die as a result. >> reporter: the agency says parents are putting their kids more at risk of contracting a deadly disease by not getting their children vaccinated. >> reporter: escalating battle over voting rights for felons underway in florida. >> reporter: a virtual trial debate the amendment requiring felons pay off their debt before

being allowed to cast a ballot, where does the case stand and what could it mean for the upcoming presidential election? rob: joining us as the architect of that amendment, james jw grant. tell us what are the debts you are talking about that felons need to pay off before they can vote in your opinion? >> it is not what i am talking about, it is what a criminal sentence includes, costs are part of a, sentence, restitution paid to a victim is part of a sentence and in the same election where amendment 4 was passed, the concept of restoration that i believe in, second chances i believe in and the constitutional requirement that victims receive restitution. we are not talking about anything that is not read about in court as part of the sentence meaning what a sentence is. it is not my opinion but what criminal sentence actually includes. jillian: there are 3 states requiring someone with a felony conviction to take restitution

before they regain voting rights, eight states require payment of fines, exceeding 20. each state has different things going on but what do you suggest happens in florida? >> we defend the constitution, the principle when you look at constitutional amendment starts in begins with truth, fact, fidelity to the constitution. the reality is this trial will bring a lot of evidence to show the bait and switch plate on florida voters, it will show the proponent of this amendment stood in front of the florida supreme court, the first step to get on the ballot and were asked by florida supreme court justices including fines, yes, the lawyers representing them, includes restitution, yes, includes fees with acknowledged every step of the way that a criminal sentence is a criminal sentence, even after passage. on the thirteenth 2018, four organization find a letter to governor scott acknowledging her, sentence includes fees and restitution but it wasn't until

they could politicize this issue, dog whistle and engage in the worst kind of demagoguery to generate a political study change their tune and said when we said appointment down when we set right we meant left, there's enough of us, committed to santos and others believe in the constitution who are committed to ensuring florida doesn't turn into california, a state that governs propositional constitutional amendment and our constitution not to be treated secretly and we will continue doing that. rob: trying to flip the script and pull one over on everybody, that is interesting. talk about the impact. when you look at the elections in florida, presidential elections they are always very very close, close to 1 million voters this can impact in these are just the last three elections. what could this do to a presidential race in one of the biggest swing state in the country? >> great question but back to the fact this isn't a bill,

piece of legislation the constitutional amendment. when i was tasked with his responsibility as a criminal justice chair in the florida house i don't care about the outcome. if it flips the state. but we maintain fidelity to the constitution, the truth in the record how it got in the constitution, as a conservative republican i will with those consequences, we live in the greek civilization, the greatest sociological experiment in history of mankind rooted in the fact that our constitutional liberties are protected and defended, not engineered for outcomes. i'm not going to sit here is the chairman at play politics when we are trying to engineering outcome, i will try to look at the constitution in the state of florida but maintain fidelity and defend those fiercely in the outcomes will be what the outcomes will be. we have enough voters in the state of florida and in of who believe in this republic that you don't get to lie to our voters, you don't get to run a disingenuous ambiguous campaign and try to sue your way into outcomes.

>> jw grant. >> it is 38 after the hour. more plants closer to coronavirus outbreaks. our next guest says shortages will follow the action if taken the soon. new york election officials feeling the wrath of the bernie bros, social media backlash after the empire state, one of the biggest prizes, called of the presidential primary. can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. or, give you unusually high energy, even when depressed. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depressive, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms, with just one pill, once a day.

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shannon: welcome back. a group of pennsylvania business owners are asking the supreme court to the state's lockdown, all nonessential businesses amid the pandemic, the group calling it, quote, substantial, unprecedented damage to the economy, the lower court rejecting the motion, now justice samuel alito decides if it moves to the full court.

pennsylvania plans to reopen in 3 phases starting next month, recreational outdoor activities friday. the mayor of a small mexico town calling on businesses to reopen. martin hicks is reopening the city of grant despite a state stay-at-home order until april 15th, there would be a confrontation between state and local police if the state tried to close the business, no altercations were reported but they were given tickets. trump international hotel in las vegas taking reservations for memorial day despite new plans to open the strip by them. you can book a room as early as may 15th but there is no guarantee you will be able to stay there, the governor wants to extend the shutdown past the thirtieth. the mayor of las vegas lifting the restrictions.

rob: covid-19 outbreaks closing, there's a potential for shortage. should we be worried about our supply chain. mike duffy, thanks for coming on, this is a supply chain problem, the meat is there, we got the pigs and cows that can't get it onto the plates. tell us what is going on. >> good morning. what we are seeing, with consumer demands up 50% on average the last 6 weeks the cumulative impact of plant closures, reduction capacity by 30 percent-40% we will see retail beginning this week, does not mean we will be out of proteins but we will see out of stock. >> a warning from tysons food on the supply chain breaking down, pretty stark warning, in

addition to meet shortages this is a serious food waste issue, farmers across the nation will not have anywhere to sell their livestock be processed, to be slotted, to be packaged, when they could have said the nation, the food supply chain is breaking, do you see it as scariest tyson foods sees it? >> it will have a devastating impact to our farmers. you mentioned the slaughterhouses are backing up which means animals have nowhere to go. that means some of them will be euthanized. it will be huge economic blow to our farmers and heartbreaking when you see the long lines at food banks with miles of cars waiting for food and on the other hand euthanizing the animals or dumping the milk. rob: throwing away all sorts of food but it's look at companies that have closed plants due to covid-19, a pretty good list of familiar names of companies that see this country, smithfield foods, tyson, jb us usa, tar

heel, when you look at pork has really gotten hit hard, meet production and 4, 25% of us pork production has been shutdown on beef, about 10% production shutdown. if these numbers get worse, what will happen? >> we will see more out of stocks at retail, the point is we still -- is not mean we will be out of food, we still want people to buy what they need for the week but we will see more out of stocks at retail. >> a scary reality that causes people to go and buy more meat than they need because they're worried about a shortage coming in that exacerbates the problem even further. let's talk about food being dumped, a lot of people need food right now, here the product being thrown away because they can't get to where they need to be so they can be consumed, milk, eggs, berries, cabbage, tomatoes, pork. can you and vision any way you could somehow repair this chain

in a way so the food being tossed out and go to people that need feed right now? that is such a shame. >> it is devastating because we talk to food banks every day who are in dire need of food. it is a complex system but that doesn't mean we can't find solutions and we would benefit greatly to accelerate recovery within the food supply chain in total if we could appoint an agriculture supply saying is i like healthcare to coordinate with government at all levels, so states, cities, local health and the business to make sure food is moving throughout the supply chain and getting to the people where it needs to be. >> it is a shame to throw any kind of food in a world where people are hungry, that is blasting anybody wants to do. thank you for your time, we really appreciate it. 47 after the hour, the new normal in air travel has

arrived, jetblue leading the charge to stop the spread of covid-19, the mandate aimed at protecting passengers and crew members. >> disquieting cramp your style? a new social media challenge that blurs the line between bedding and fashion.

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rob: this is pretty cool footage of an airplane graveyard the mojave desert. 400 jets parked at this airport, delta and southwest storing all these jets amid mass cancellations. brian keefe capturing the footage after being granted permission to fly over by tower controller saying there are billions of dollars worth of jets just lying around.

shannon: i have been to the mojave desert and never seen that. the pentagon is declassify videos. >> you are looking a video of an unidentified flying object taken by navy pilots, all the video circulating online fueling your vote. they are now declassified. the pentagon says it wants to show the video is real and clear up misconceptions. rob: they are others. bernie sanders campaign firing back in new york's board of elections after the status and destroyed the candidate's name from their ballots and cancel the presidential primary. >> is border standing behind him online. >> some states have moved to postpone their primaries due to

covid-19 new york is the first state to outright canceling. bernie sanders wanted to remain on the ballot in order to collect delegates and influence the party platform but now that his name is been scrapped from joe biden is the affective winner and sanders's campaign is not pleased, they released a statement saying today's decision by the board of election is an outrage, a blow to american democracy and must be overturned by the dnc. we understand we did not have the votes to win the democratic nomination but our campaign was suspended, not ended because people in every state should have the right to express their preference. the new york board of elections defended the decision saying assignment the goal is to avoid unnecessary social contact our conclusion was there was no purpose in holding a beauty contest primary would marginally increase the risk to voters and poll workers. sanders supporters defending him

on social media, this would referring to joe biden saying would it look good for the chosen one in bernie won new york and california, the party can't have proof that joe isn't as electable as they had mainstream media tell people he was. harrison chiming in saying the dnc put the d in disenfranchisement. it is interesting some sanders supporters on social media sound like trump supporters at times although their platforms are obviously polar opposite. >> how is biden going to pull that site over to him is the real question. let's talk about this, this surprises me this didn't happen sooner, jetblue, you got to her masks to get on a plane. >> it. becoming the first major airline to require masks on flights, the company released a statement saying wearing a face covering isn't about protecting yourself but those around you, a new flying etiquette, onboard cabinet as well circulated and clean and filters every few minutes but this is a shared

space where we have to be considerate of others. that about the person you are sitting next to. folks on social media are mad about this including patty saying making flying even more miserable than it already is, i will not fly any airline it forces me to wear a mask. another twitter user slamming jetblue saying knowing jetblue will be a $25 service fee in order to bring your own mask onto a plane, this twitter user said how about social distance seating which some airlines are considering. >> they bring pretty hard on the airlines. >> you are masks to the grocery store, why not protect everyone in an airplane? >> people on airplanes. jillian: this do they challenge, a pillar challenge out there, i don't know. >> reporter: you have a phrase all dressed up with nowhere to go, that is part of the requirement for the social media

challenge, the hash tag has people turning their bay comforters into counts, some are very impressive, one instagram commenters said as a designer, i must know the person wearing the bedsheet. rob: or your mattress next time. jillian: california governor gavin newsom sued over his effort to give millions in stimulus funds to illegal immigrants. attorney harmeet dhillon is waiting for a charge she says violates federal law, she joins us to discuss rob: them and be a modifying its plan to open practice facilities after getting a lot of perspective from players, strict rules being put in place.

>> all retail can open up, back to business, this is going to be slow and steady wins the race, very methodical. very data-driven. >> there is no light switch when you flip a switch and everybody goes back to doing what they are doing. jillian: it is tuesday april 20th, some states officially open for business kicking off a wave of restriction rollbacks. >> with us cases closing in on the 1 million mark is america ready to reopen? expert say the true test is in the testing.