michelle nust, uga medical campus dean is helping to lead the school's covid response. >> we wanted to put in place something that was effective, using the highest level of testing. most importantly we wanted fast turn around. >> reporter: to make this happen uga set up their own coronavirus testing lab on campus at their renowned vet school. >> i think we struck a nice balance. >> reporter: uga operates a voluntary testing program. right now it only has the ability to do 500 free tests each day for asymptomatic students, staff and faculty. >> i had to go online, seek it out and sign up. >> reporter: colleges have been getting a crash course in covid management and many aren't making the grade. university of alabama students had to have a negative test befo back to campus. more than 1,200 students have tested positive since classes began. after brief in person classes the university of north carolina and temple university switched back to online courses following outbreaks. >> we have 8400 in dorms here. 32,000 are here in athens off campus so that is a challenge of every university. >

in a scathing opinion problem, four of the university's called uga's plan inadequate and the testings them in grave danger. >> we very very good having them back on camp. >> the uga medical campus dean is helping to lead the covid response. >> we wanted to put in plasometg that was effective. we wanted a fast turn around. >> reporter: to make it happen, uga set up their own coronavirus testing lab on cam does at the renowned vet school. >> i think we struck a nice balance, right now it only has the able 2i to do about 500 free tests each day for asymptomatic students and faculty. >> reporter: colleges are getting a crash course. university of alabama students had had to have a negative test. but more than 1200 students tested positive. after brief in-person classes, the university of north carolina and temple university switched back to online in outbreaks. >> we have 32,000 here in athens in off campus. that is a challenge. >> diane gallagher, cnn, athens georgia. >>> earlier, i spoke with infectio infectio infectious disease expert who said it'ser ve responsible for colleges to ope

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. >> that's not the impression for everyone, a column for the university's health policy called uga's in quote grave danger. >> we have students back on campus as well as our faculty and staff. >> professor of medical and uga medical campus dean is helping to lead the school's covid response smr we wanted to put in place something effective using a high level of testing. most importantly, we wanted a fast turn around. >> reporter: to make this happen, uxa set up their own coronavirus testing lab at their renowned vet school. >> i think we struck a nice balance. >> right now it only has the ability to do about 500 free tests each day for asymptomatic students, staff and faculty. >> i had to go online, speak out and sign up. >> colleges have been getting a crash course in covid management, many aren't making the grade. university of alabama students had to have a negative test before coming back to campus. more than 1,200 students tested positive. after brief in-person classes, the university of north carolina and temple switched back to online courses following outbreaks. >> we have ab

uga's outbreak is the fastest growing among universities in the state.sive fire breaking out at the port of beirut covering the capitol city in thick smoke. it's unclear what sparked the fire but it comes a month after a catastrophic explosion killed nearly 200 people at the same time. those are today's headlines. joe biden taking a day off as senator kamala harris goes to florida. peter doocy is live with more. hey, peter. >> dana, in a new interview, joe biden is saying that people are dead in this country because of president trump dragging his feet and sharing with the american public what he knew about covid-19 when he found out about it. >> he said under oath -- i shouldn't say that. he said to the american public that he didn't get that briefing on how dangerous coronavirus was. he didn't get that from the intelligence committee. he didn't read the reports. he saw the reports. he knew them in detail. at least we know he can read. think about it. >> in the next half hour or so, we expect to see kamala harris and her husband, doug, for a community m

they're confirming to cnn that they are working with uga staff to work out the situation. >> reporterre the mayor has announced a pandemic response lab. this is going to, according to the mayor, allow for tests to be processed within 24 to 48 hours for new york city health and hospitals. the mayor is saying that by november they should be able to process 20,000 tests a day and this would create 150 jobs. right now about 80% of tests in new york city are coming back within 72 hours or less. >>> thanks to all of our correspondents for those updates on the virus. >>> health officials in michigan are urging people to stay indoors after dark to prevent the spread of a rare and potentially deadly mosquito-borne virus. a resident was accused of having eee. there are several high risk areas. >> that is so gross. >>> looking to markets around the world right now for this friday edition. asian shares have closed for the week. they are higher there. big jump in the shanghai composite. european shares have opened mixed. futures also mixed here in the u.s. this morning to finish the week. stocks w

i was embarrassed putting them that low number four, uga, baby, between the hedges athens is there awn that athens, ga >> no. no >> come on >> they might need to be higher but, yeah, go ahead. >> number five, vandy. and i did write a note, great alum there a lot of yankees there, too, willie that was my only issue >> there are >> number six, suwannee, university of the south. >> number 7, smu you have to put smu. texas isn't really the south, but smu is it's kind of like east berlin and west berlin. west berlin was in east germany, but it was still part of the free west. and the number eight, of course, the college of charleston. i think you've had 14, 15 presidents coming out of the college of charleston. >> not a lot of crossover with that forbes list, but i like your list better the only thing about suwannee is that jon meacham went there so that obviously works to their detriment. >> well, again, they probably would have been in the top five except for jon meacham >> that's right, yeah. >> by now, i think phil is probably calling alex and screaming to me saying we should start th