we are picking up with dan kemp. want to come back to your point around the german, south korean market very different the uk stock market lagged behind less than 10% why do you see them all being improvers now as we head to the next space. >> yes, we see them all being attractively priced for different reasons. we look at the uk market also, if you look under the albon net, the importance of companies both of which deeply out of favor, that is driving attractive valuations on the other side on korea and germany. we've seen two markets there attractively priced, there seems to be negativity about the link to global economy as the forecasters look to the immediate outlook and those stocks have been held back they've been held back for a long time. people have been worried about global trade for years although we've had extraordinary events of the first half, market leadership hasn't changed. >> saying there would be scares from the emerging market how cautious are you around some of those em countries putting south ko

dan crenshaw, gray tabby with us, thanks for your time. >> great to be with you, shannon, thanks. >> shannon: knew tonight, georgia's republican governor brian kempanning cities and counties from ordering people to wear masks in public places. he avoided orders on wednesday that at least 15 local governments across the state had adopted while adding "we continue to encourage georgians to do the right thing and wear a mask voluntarily." nearby alabama issued a statewide mass order today. along with rigorous cleaning practices managed for a mask wearing and social distancing, some school district's are getting creative and finding ways to keep students safe. check this out, in arizona, they're working on using a giant fan that disperses disinfectant to combat covid-19. senior correspondent rick leventhal is tracking that tonight. all about the push to reopen american schools, hey, rick. >> good evening, shannon. millions of kids may not be back in the classrooms this fall even the most parents, teachers and administrators agree, virtual learning isn't working very well for most students. the issue is a lack of consensus on safety. here in los angel