KEILAR: New York's Broadway was one of the first entertainment venues to shut down amid the pandemic. Now the theater league's president is hoping for a January reopening with a few changes. Here's CNN's Entertainment Reporter, Chloe Melas.</s>CHLOE MELAS, CNN ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER: Brianna, a glimmer of hope for New York's Broadway theaters. The president of the Broadway league, Charlotte St. Martin, says, in a new interview with the "Daily Beast," that she believes the Great White Way could reopen in January but it won't be the same. St. Martin says audiences should expect to wear masks, go through temperature checks and strict rules on how to enter and exit the theater. Broadway shut down on March 12th. And St. Martins says, if Broadway remains closed until January, the losses could be upwards of $1.5 billion. The safety of audiences and cast and crew members are the priority -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Chloe, thanks for the report. Former Vice President Joe Biden sits down with Dana Bash today on "THE SITUATION ROOM." He's going to weigh in on coronavirus, the politicization of masks, and what he is looking for in a running mate. We'll have that live at 5:00 p.m. Eastern. A white woman is now insisting she is not a racist after she called police and claimed an African-American man was threatening her life in Central Park. The video of it all, which has gone viral, seems to suggest otherwise. You're going to see this for yourself. And also a big development involving her, just in.
Broadway League President: Hopeful For January Return