the next stop is the fat cats also hartfield i really want is that here shortly ok and sometimes blunt here. i'm doing it i want a truck here with me it's called the yoga looks like because of the village town that's named snow globes so it's a fall truck 6 kilometers. or so we're going to get out that's the. sort of take on the last 2 to the. you know the thing with hiking for me it's. always nice a good view to make it worth it. and with the panorama and i would say mission accomplished. and this is it from she gets down to see you soon. here in the countryside along the line it's easy to fall right into a whole new thread that you go to bed early and get up early after all i still have a long stretch ahead of me. ok let's go. on. day 2 starts just like day one and it's very relaxed not a person in sight just us and the river. the serenity on the river really is something else thanks to the current and my co-captain i can take some time to put my feet up. on the lawn you have to pass through plenty of locks and since they're not manned anymore you have to open them yourselves. or wai

the other thing you could see states do is impose restrictions coming from miami, hartfield jackson, houston, you'll go through screenings they'll make it inconvenient for you. i think we could very well see those kinds of restrictions to the extent that they are legal those kinds of measures could be legal and could get around restrictions >> some threatened that and the other governor took offense. so that's already -- the subject has been broached -- >> desantis did it >> that will be another one of the things we'll talk about that will hold back a complete economic rebound not a reclosing it is not a reopening. that's for sure. >> that's the least of the things that could potentially happen as we head to the fall. it will be hard as we talked about decisions. schools if you have this spread in the south. >> that will be a drags on economic activity. very soon, probably into next week, hospitals in texas, california, florida and arizona will have to make decisions to suspend elective surgeries if the cases continue to build at the rate that they are and there is no indication that