i'm joined now by bob chapek, who is at walt disney world.the company just announced its plan to reopen its walt disney world theme parks starting on july 11th. bob, welcome what made you pick that july 11th start date, more than a month after the other orlando parks? >> well, we want to make sure what we present to our guests when we open up is going to be a quintessential disney experience and while we'll have substantially lower numbers of guests, we want to make sure we do it in a responsible way, so they can make those life-long memories that last a lifetime. >> now, bob, when we last spoke is when you were just reopening your shanghai park there, you started at less than 30% capacity what kind of capacity are you going to be opening at in orlando? are you talking about less than 30%? can you give us a sense? >> we're not going to give any specific number, because there's no government guidance, necessarily, as to how dense we can be but i will say our capacity will be a function of the 6-foot social distancing guidance that we have from

there are not many companies trusted as much walt disney company. s a trust we will not violate. disney opens up later than others, we open up with not as many people inside our parks, but we do that on purpose because we want to build that trust in this new environment, and then take it from there. baby steps every step of the way. david: no question about it. at the same time as you allocate capital, your cruise ships have a lot of capital, will you make adjustments, almost to hedge against the future in case it does not come back as robust as you met expected, and other things such as your streaming business? bob: we are fortunate not just have a broad base of businesses to fall back upon, but a broad group of properties, both in the sports area as well as in movies and theme parks, as well as in crew ships. we feel we are fortunate to shift things around. in terms of capital allocation, everything we can see long-term from our guest surveys tell us disney parks will be back, our guests will be back, people will be hesitant to cancel the reservati

disney unveiling plans to open the gates to walt disney world in july from limiting attendance to requiring face coverings, social distancing and sanitizer stations. ceo bob chapek on what future park visits will look like and can disney be the key to the nba's comeback? >>> hanks giving hope. tom hanks with a helping hand in the fight against covid-19. after recovering from the virus, the oscar winner donating plasma for the second time to help others on the road to recovery. >>> and we do say good morning, america. we appreciate you joining us on this thursday morning. such a somber one as we mark that milestone of more than 100,000 lives lost here in the u.s. to the coronavirus since the start of this pandemic. >> robin, it is hard to believe it's been just over four months since the first known case was confirmed in our country and 13 weeks since we learned of the first death here. we want you to take a look at these pictures. these are just some of the faces of the grandparents, mothers, fathers, even children who have been taken by this disease. >> and, michael, to put that number int

when he was adopted by the crew, walt disney modified it, and they put the tank crew helmet, the gogglesthe boxing gloves. there is ample evidence that shows toby displayed on italian tanks throughout the war. the field phones, what we're representing here is a tank in an assembly area, where we would circle the wagons, so to speak, service the weapons, service the tank. there would be a lull in the action, and it was common to wire the tanks to each other so they could communicate over the field phone as opposed to the radio. one of the things at the army education center is an amazing repository of combat after action reviews, empirical data of these tanks. there is a wealth of information that has been published by a host of different authors. not only the american vehicles but also the german vehicles and the british vehicles. this is one of the best repositories here at the center. they have a great cast of archivists. they help people research, and with the focus on the center, on the individual soldier, they also offer the capacity for individuals to research their ancestor's comb

walt disney theme parks now accepting reservations starting in july.be allowed to modify their bookings if the resort does that. they opened yesterday. they dropped a whopping 91% during the first months of 2020 because of the shutdown of the theme parks worldwide. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. have a great day, everyone. "new day" is next. it's totally normal to have constipation with belly pain, straining, and bloating, again and again. no way. more exercise. more water. and more fiber is the only way to manage it. is it? maybe you think... it's occasional constipation. maybe it's not. it could be a chronic medical condition called ibs-c, and time to say yesss! to linzess. linzess works differently than laxatives. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unu

david: the walt disney company gave its earnings out after the bell yesterday.knew it would be rough. i'm not sure we knew just how rough it would be. laura martin, senior entertainment analyst with needham. what stood out for you? they have strong assets. what good are strong assets when you have an economy that's dead? laura: this is the company that's had the worst luck with covid. basically 100% of its revenue is impacted one way or the other by covid and about 75% is negatively impacted, closed for business. you have cinemas closed which hurts their film business, you have live sports closed, you have parks closed, which hurts about 75% of ebitda. saying that they have cut the dividends, which saves them $1.6 billion cash. they have cut executive salaries. they have furloughed 120,000 people. parkshould lower the them $1, which cost billion in lower ebitda. some of these savings will mitigate that downdraft in the current quarter we are in. they are going to start opening may 11, shanghai, at reduced capacity. we will see if they can figure out a way to dea

according to woj, it's on walt disney world and las vegas. we have been approached by multiple properties regarding potential properties for hosting games, including mgm. we have not engaged in any substantive discussions. alisyn, i traveled with an nba team and he said that had will be tough to go to one of these sites, like walt disney world for an undetermined amount of time. but he says if that's what it takes to get the nba back online, he's willing to do it. >> andy, thank you very much for that reporting. >> so coronavirus is spreading fast in russia. now, it is second in the world for confirmed cases. what's causing the explosive growth? we have details in a live report, next. (vo) what does it mean to be america's most reliable network? it means helping those who serve stay connected to their families. and now verizon wants to give them something back. our best pricing ever. $30 per line for all nurses, teachers, first responders, military, and their families. not for a few months, but for as long as they need. plus, up to $700 off t

look at walt disney stock. now, 2.25% after reaching an agreement with unions at walt disney world regarding safeguards for employees returning to work. shares of disney, as you see, are hitting $105.19. that is a session high on the news. but speaking of session highs, look at the dow jones industrials. we are up 311 points. all right. you think you're the only one concerned about paying your rent? with the closing bell ringing in 30 minutes, guess what? starbucks, you're joined by starbucks. starbucks is actually looking for a break on the rent, too. in a letter obtained by the "seattle times" the coffee giant's chief operating officer is asking its landlords to lower rents for next year as it continues to deal with spillover from the covid-19 crisis. shares of starbucks are up just a fraction, but at $73.76, you're kind of midway between the low and the high of the 52-week range. starbucks stores have mostly reopened and now non-essential construction is allowed to make a comeback in many states. add that to

according to those reports, league in talks with walt disney company to restart remainder of the 2020 season, idea to hold season at wide world of sports complex in orlando, whole season as single site for games, practices, housing and everything out of orlando. >>> still ahead, celebrity chef makes a stop in bay area. how guy fieri is helping first responders on the front lines of the pandemic. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >> how about something good right about now? american celebrity restauranteur feeding health care workers and first responders in bay? guy fieri, known for his restaurants, today showed up in santa rosa to pass out meals for first responders. thanked fooery for supporting local restaurants. he's raised a lot of money. great j

in each the pif also buying more than $500 million of facebook and nearly $500 million worth of walt disneyey also invested in marriott and cisco systems. so, a number of big-name stocks being bought by the saudi pension fund, according to s.e.c. filings that adds to other investments they have already made, including in carnival cruise lines and livenation, the big concert promoter so, if you look at it, boeing, carnival and livenation, kind of an optimistic play on the u.s. consumer coming from the saudi sovereign wealth fund. they also took big stakes in four global oil companies as well there are some names at the pif was buying big time into >>> it is not just here where we are seeing some green on the screen let's go down to julianna tatelbaum in our london news room with more on those markets, which are all up pretty nicely to kick off their week as well >> that's right, brian european markets are bouncing back strongly this morning more than 2% gain for the german, british and french markets. the italian market lagging just slightly this comes after last week the stoxx 600 dropped a

and so we're excited about walt disney world reopening and the sanitation measures will allow that to be a safe process. >> so let's talk a little bit about trying to keep it safe. there are going to be certain restrictions, it's not going to be business as usual when disney world opens. seaworld is supposed to open in mid-june, right? let's talk a little bit about those restrictions. we've put some up on the screen. reduced capacity, face masks for employees and all guests, temperature checks for anyone walking in, no parades or fireworks. this is going to be very, very different. >> it is going to look different than what you will customarily see at any of those theme parks. but it's something that will still allow the guests to have a good experience. and so i believe that with the touchless, the cashless types of systems that they will be putting in place, it should preclude the virus from being easily spread between human beings. >> do you worry, mayor, that a huge number of tourists showing up in your county could possibly bring in from outside a whole bunch of new cases? >> tha

>> walt disney world is actually going to be the latest of the major theme parks in orlando to reopenr plan is approved. what they have proposed and we'll show you on the screen, is to open two of its theme parks of july 11th and the other two on july 15th. so magic kingdom, that flagship theme park there, will be first on july 11th, along with animal kingdom. keep in mind that animal kingdom is the type of park where there's a lot of outdoor space. and then on july 15th, you're going to have epcot and disney's hollywood studios open, again, if this is all approved. how this works is the economic recovery task force that they're presenting to right now is going to vote. this then is considered by the orange county mayor. and all things considered, it looks like the mayor would be making his decision rather quickly because county staff have already been making site visits to the theme parks on tuesday of this week. and then, that goes to the governor of florida. governor ron desantis and the state of florida would then approve this plan. that also happened very quickly for universal la

studios, all announced their plans to begin opening up, just so people know what will happen at walt disneyrld, july 11th, magic kingdom, animal kingdom, july 15th, epcot will, people will be required to wear a mask, staff will wear masks, you have approved their plans. how can you guarantee, though, with so many people perhaps coming in from all over the country, to visit these parks, that it will be safe? >> well, i can't guarantee that. but we have a high probability that the likelihood that they can contact or contract the virus is -- had been reduced because of the various sanitary measures that have been put in place. so, for me, as we fight this pandemic, it is like a war between clean and what's dirty. in this case, i believe that the disney enterprise and other theme parks that demonstrated that they have gone the extra mile to ensure that they can open up safely, the other thing that i can tell you -- the virus within our community, today we have tested over 67,000 people and we have a positivity rate of 2.8%, which is about half of what it is in the state of florida. i believe th

fans are anxious to get back to a world of sports and if we at walt disney world can be entrusted to help make that happen, we would be more than glad to do so. >> is there a risk associated with bringing hundreds of people from those leagues and the production on to your property when you're also dealing with guests at a time like this >> well, we have ample space, as you know this is a very, very big property it's like 45 square miles. and so the real constraint is density. and as long as we don't, you know, butt up again that density issue, we should be okay i should say, even under the reopening situation, we'll have plenty of hotel has won't be reopened so to squeeze in a few more guests would not frankly be an issue whatsoever in terms of materiality. >> now, obviously, the nba is a very important property for espn we've talked in the past and with many media executives right now about how the cessation of all live sports has really been challenging for ratings and also for tv advertising i know you just started talking about your plans for the fall tv season, starting negotiat

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today, walt disney world and sea world, orlando, got the state's o.k. to reopen. re will be new safety rules at disney. visitors will have to wear masks and crowds will be limited, though the company has not given specific instructions. a new high school graduate from oak park, michigan, got something extra special with his diploma-- a clean bill of health. alijah cromartie was discharged from rehab yesterday after being treated for complications from covid-19. his lungs needed time to heal. elijah received, you can hear ta round of applause as he emerged to meet his family in cap and gown and with a very proud smile. congratulations. and "on the road"" is next. cbs' steve hartman with a story of high-flying achievement and the teach who are lit the fuse. when you have depression, it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with ju

walt disney world and sea world are expected to present reopening plans later today.ask force will be needed to sign off on and to approve it and then get the approval from the bay of orlando and the governor of florida. universal studios in orlando will reopen june 5th with new safety plans in place. >> nassau watching the weather today. right now 60% chance of acceptable weather conditions for today's scheduled launch. the astronaut been thinking has been hoping for this mission his entire career. >> one thing we can put on our list of dream jobs would have been to be aboard a new space craft and conduct a test mission aboard that spacecraft. >> now bacon and hurley will be the first american astronauts to launch into space from the u.s. since the end of the space shuttle program. if everything goes well they become the first crew to make it to the international space station aboard a private company's rocket and capsule. spacex owned by tesla is flying the falcon nine rocket. >> definitely not the space shuttle shuttle. the many ways it's much smaller but a capsule

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. >>> just in, walt disney world says it plans to have the magic kingdom and animal kingdom reopened by july 11. epcot and hollywood studios would reopen july 13. last week disney allowed third party businesses at its complexes to open with new restrictions. no word when disneyland will reopen. >>> a live look at the kennedy space center where history is set to be made later this afternoon. as you can see right there, all calm right now. but much-anticipated launch seems to be a go so far. two american astronauts will become the first ever launched into orbit by a private company. nbc bay area's sarah dallof is live for us in cape canaveral, florida with more. sarah? >> reporter: hi, marcus. all indications are this mission is a go. we saw the astronauts suit up, and make their way to the pad and up to the "crew dragon" capsule. officials are asking people to stay home to watch the launch, please to not congregate, to be sure to social distance. they've actually closed some of the more popular viewing areas, hope that they and mother nature cooperate. there is a lot of interest in to

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tomorrow walt disney world plans to submit its reopening plan for its orlando area theme park. still no word on when the theme parks reopen, but it's hoping early june. disneyland in anaheim has no reopening time line since california shelter-at-home orders are still in effect and are much stricter than florida. we also reached out to great america today in santa clara and a spokesperson told us at this time it has no update on its reopening plan. but i'm sure many teens and families are excited for these parks to reopen. but all parks expect attendance levels to be low still hesitant about getting out there riding those rides. >> thank you, janelle. >>> well, twitter fact checked president trump today for the first time. it's all over a tweet he sent about california's mail in ballots, and it started early this morning. president tweeted the governor after california extending ballots to millions of people, anyone living in the state no matter who they are or how they got there will get one. end quote. the president then went on to claim that election in november will be quote

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. >>> disney's ceo is giving us an idea of how things will be different when walt disney world reopenssummer. the theme park is set to reopen july 11th. he says all visitors with ilhave their temperatures checked and new sanitation measures and many areas of the park will be taped off to mark six feet of social distancing. this will also affect character meet and greets. >> we're not going to have, at least in the beginning, meet and greets where you're going to get up close and personal with the princesses. they'll be at a distance and they'll wave and we'll have an event. a mini event around that. >> disneyland in anaheim can reopen in stage three of governor newsom's reopening plan but we don't have a certain date yet. disney is the parent company of abc7. >>> coming up next at 5:00, using remdesivir to fight covid-19. how patients did with five versus ten days of treatment. >>> another sign we might be entering a new normalish. more places are opening up, -hi, america. -hi, america. -hi, america. -hey, there, america. during this crisis... over 37 million people... don't have acces

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walt disney world in orlando, florida, with 93 million visitors a year, announced it will reopen on aited basis in mid-july. but don't expect to be dazzled by the famous fireworks or character meet-and-greets. per be bumper to bumper before dawn to get into rocky mountain national park in colorado. and after one of the strictest shutdowns in the nation, l.a. county will now allow churches, pools, drive-in theaters and stores to reopen with .estrictions. when you heard the store was back open what did you do? >> i literally was like, "yes! yes, yes, yes!" >> reporter: many malls in l.a., like the grove, planned a june 1 reopen and were surprised by the county announcing they could actually open today. while in las vegas, most major casinos say they will be ready to open back up on june 4. norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas in los angeles, thank you. history will have to wait, at least a few more days. the first launch of astronauts on a private rocket was scrubbed late today because of the one thing spacex cannot control-- the weather. storms with lightning can pose a major threat to sp

the league is in talks to continue the 2019-2020 season at the espn world of sports complex at walt disney world resort in orlando. games would begin in july, but it's unclear if teams will play the remainder of the season or proceed to the playoffs. disney is the parent company of abc news. >>> when we come back, a tribute 50 years in the making. how one community honored a fallen hero and his family after covid-19 derailed their plans. stay with us. . happen every day. people are surprising themselves the moment they realize they can du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. don't use if allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor right away about signs of inflamed blood vessels, such as rash, shortness of breath, chest

so it's a part of the walt disney world resort and has multiple arenas that could be used for games and practices. there are also thousands of hotel rooms right there on site for players staff and their families. the league suspended its season as you may know on march 11th after one of its players tested positive for covid-19 the n b say in says its top priority for restarting the season is ensuring the health and safety of everyone involved. that can be on plans to reopen hundreds of stores and bring back thousands of workers next month. the retailer plans to reopen 600 stores by june 13th. they include the christmas tree shops and also cost plus world market locations. the company says it will expand its contactless curbside pickup services to over 1300 stores, so you have that option. and of course that makes of about 90% of its locations in north america, the company will also end the furloughs of 11,000 employees so skip those jobs are coming back river drive in movie theaters. they're making a comeback the outdoor venues have been popping up all over the country in recent weeks w

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there's not many companies in the world that are trusted as well as the walt disney company, but it's that we will not in any way violate. disney opens up a little later than others with not as many people inside our parks. we do that on purpose because we want to build that trust in this new environment that is the new normal, and then take it from there. baby steps every step of the way. nejra: that was the disney ceo speaking to emily chang. and is it still worth betting on equities in the long run? despite the coronavirus causing chaos in global stocks this year and more trouble potentially lying ahead. investor sentiment has turned abruptly in favor of down stocks, something investors fail to foresee. to metrics like earnings which reaches 30 year high among money managers in a bank of america survey this month. tech and interbank that energy companies, value stocks, and about-face generally credited to further optimism on the economy. not everyone is so positive. the goldman sachs president has warned the global economy could be in for a bumpy ride, especially if government star

but he was the first person to see baseball as a family-friendly experience, he consulted with walt disney how to build an ideal fan expanse of the dodger stadium, that was a level he thought on. in getting to diving to his notes and index cards for his ideas and it was great. it was really helpful in assembling the last part of the book and as a baseball fan and as a person who loves dodger stadium it was a thrill to see where it came from. >> that's pretty amazing. i only have time for a few more questions. d.c. any linkages between the destruction of chavez regime in bunker hill? >> sure, there is historical ones, i'm going to get nerdy, there is project and people say they're part of the same in the general project with ellie which is creating a centralized downtown that was more corporate family and less worried about people, bunker hill was a neighborhood in downtown that had to make way for the civilians i guess it's an ellie audience, i don't have to say that. >> even if you think about public housing, one of the reasons that him and his allies wanted public housing in those commun

we'll be right back. >>> walt disney outlining its plans to reopen this summer.the magic kingdom and animal kingdom could open july 11th followed by epcott and hollywood studios on july 15th you can expect to see masks, temperature checks and there won't be any parades, fireworks, meet and greets. disney ceo said the company is ready. >> walt disney companieshave a long history of being very responsible. we were the first attraction based group in florida to close initially when covid first hit and i think there's a certain amount of trust in the brand and trust in the way that we operate that we'll do it responsibly and do it on behalf of both not only our guests but our team. >> we're joined by alexey quadrani it's been a grind but a grind higher, grind back i think we got as low as $85 and now back over 120. still quite a distance from 153 from the highs have you had an outperform the whole time i know this is one of your favorite picks and you've reiterated that. did you have an outperform through the last two or three months >> yeah, we did. we absolutely di

. >> reporter: the nba is now in talks with the walt disney company about resuming its season, all playingdisney complex. >> for something like the nba or the nhl, that becomes incredibly problematic. when do the players take a break? >> earlier today the national hockey league announced going straight to a 24-team playoff tournament in two yet to be named cities. make league baseball is hoping to return to july 4th, with the season cut in half. no fans in the stands. you plan is to play in teams' home stadiums, but only where the local jurisdictioning would allow it. the nfl is preparing to start the season on time with fans, but might have to make adjustments. the miami dolphins owner is optimistic. right now we're planning to having fans in the stadium. >> but is it all too much too soon? >> in order for teams to get back online, you would have to have excellent testing protocols, planning for what happens if somebody gets sick, how they're going to be able to manage it, will they shut down if somebody gets sick? >> all considerations that the sports leagues are still trying to figure o

he like consulted with walt disney how to build a, you know, an ideal fan experience at dodger stadium and that's the kind of level he was thinking on when it came to constructing this place and getting to dive into his, like, notes and index cards where he wrote down ideas was just, it was great. it was helpful in assemblying the last part of the book and as a baseball fan and dodger stadium, kind of a thrill to see where it came from. >> that's pretty amazing. now, we only have time for a few more questions. and i guess, do you see any evidence from mike shaun, do you see any linkages of destruction of chavez ravine and bunker hill? >> sure. i mean, the historical ones. i'm going to get kind of nerdy. there are projects, sort of like, the some say they're both part of the same kind of general project with l.a., kind of creating a centralized downtown that was more corporate friendly and less worried about people, right. like-- and bunker hill was a neighborhood in downtown that got razed for buildings like the pavilion and stuff like that. so, i guess there's an l.a. audience, i'd ha

this week we have earnings from walt disney, bmw, air france, amongst others and it will give a good indication on what they see as forecast. tom: very good. one of the great things of wall street are the three notes of high-frequency economics. u.s. note, china note, and the most which is carl weinberg's global note. it is founded on interest rate charts. joining us now in the two year yield and this new concept of yield curve control is someone who has studied the history of world war ii. carl, wonderful to have you back with us. what does the lower two year yield signal? that linear grind in the united states a more aggressive drop in the two year yield to have a in germany? there is a shortage of bonds, a shortage of places for people to put money -- that is one thing going on. we have a decline in inflation. that is going on as well. with central banks buying bonds. we have three really positive factors for bonds across the yield curve. we have seen some targeting of yield curves around the two year, three year mark stop the aussie started it with their target on the three year.

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he consulted with walt disney about how to build an ideal fan experience at dodger stadium. that's the kind of level he was thinking on. and getting to dive into his notes and index cards where he wrote that ideas was just so great. it was really helpful in assembling the last part of the book and also as a baseball fan and a person who loves dodger stadium kind of a thrill to see where it came from. >> that's pretty amazing. we only have time for a few more questions. do you see any linkages between the destruction between chavez regime and bunker hill? >> sure. i mean, there's historical ones, like -- sorry, i'm going to get kind of nerdy. there's terrorists -- theorists, a a general project which was creating a centralized downtown that was more corporate friendly and less worried about people, like bunker hill was neighborhood in downtown that got ready to make way for building pretty much. so the same forces at play. and even if you think about public housing, one of the reasons that they want to put public housing in the communities was because they're going to need, f

. >> walt disney went into the museum and wanted to buy the collection. >> but there's a bigger story bequest. >> that was an interesting and eye-opening experience all of its own. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and right now i'm driving on the outskirts

. >> today disney will present its plans to reopen walt disney world in orlando. disney shanghai opened earlier this month with social distancing measures in place. ines de la cuetara. >> live desk update. >>> i have the results on a new study that shows how americans are feeling about a coronavirus vaccine. if a vaccine was approved, only 49% of americans say they would be vaccinated. we're also learning this morning that the study conducted by the associated press and public affairs research surveyed more than 1,000 adults. most believe a vaccine will become available some time next year. 49% say they will get vaccinated. 20% say they will not get vaccinated and 31% of americans say they're unsure. older americans and people who seem to worry about infecting a family member were more likely to say they would be vaccinated. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> antibody tests for coronavirus may not be as reliable as previously thought. the cdc now warning they might have been wrong up to half of the time. antibody tests look for evide e evidence. because of the lack