As States Discuss Reopening, Experts Are Wary On Whether It's Safe

The transcript discusses the coronavirus pandemic, highlighting the debate over relaxing restrictions. Experts warn that current testing capacity is insufficient, with calls for increased testing to manage the virus's spread. The University of Washington emphasizes the need for robust containment strategies to prevent new infection waves. Despite these concerns, Vice President Mike Pence and a White House guide suggest states have the resources to begin reopening if cases decline for two weeks. Ultimately, President Trump states that governors will decide when to start reopening.

What do some infectious disease specialists say about rolling back shelter in place efforts?

What is the minimum number of tests a day that a former CDC director considers sufficient?

According to the University of Washington Institute, what is still needed to prevent another infection wave?

What did Vice President Mike Pence say about governors and testing resources?

What is President Trump's stance on when governors should begin the reopening process?