this case, no direct ties to china, she didn't know anyone who had been to china and that's why they soir alarmed about community spreading of this. in the meantime, the testing of coronavirus, we heard governor newsome said they have 200 test kits, wondering why they're not just testing for coronavirus as a precaution at this point. >> reporter: we're seeing some change just recently, david. the cdc revised their testing guidelines to include anyone with flu-like symptoms and a history of recent travel now to these five countries. china, south korea, italy, japan and iran, but even tonight as we come on the air, tefss from massachusetts and new york still have to be sent down to atlanta, so, they're going to have to ramp this up and quickly. >> testing being sent to atlanta be tested. jen, thank you. >>> we are following the economic fallout again tonight. the largest single day point drop ever. the dow losing 1,190 points. the sixth day of losses. it's been the worst week since the financial crisis in 2008. let's get right to abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis at the new

soir leaving aside whether any deadlines could be extended, what's your prognosis on when we will get an equal rights amendment on the federal level? >> i t would like to see a new beginning, start over. there's too much controversy about latecomers long after the deadline passed, plus a number of states have withdrawn the ratification. so if you count a late comer on the plus side how can you disregard states that said we've changed? >> host: what you think when you heard her say i'd like to see a a new beginning? >> guest: well, that time they could've it little bit better. it doesn't come as a complete surprise to us because she actually has said that before. what we do know is she is a fervent supporter of the equal rights amendment, and what we believe is we can start over. we support every session, carolyn maloney bill to do exactly that. it has enough cosponsors to go to the floor and to be acted on. while we have this other activity that we've been working on, this amendment bill that we've been working for almost 100 years, we do not want to dishonor the work of 100 years, 50