ZAHN: Thanks John and authorities now have test results from the suspicious letter sent to a Microsoft subsidiary in Reno, Nevada and in this instance, at least, the news is good. Medical correspondent Rhonda Rowland is at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta with that part of the anthrax story. Good morning Rhonda.</s>RHONDA ROWLAND, CNN MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning Paula. And you're absolutely right, we actually have some reassuring news about that letter containing pornographic photographs out in Reno, Nevada. The results were negative for anthrax, and here's what a CDC official told us about the testing process.</s>DR. DAVID FLEMING, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, CDC: In the situation in Nevada, the question is whether there is the bacteria that causes anthrax,</s>ROWLAND: So again, the bacteria was negative and this just reemphasizes the need to carefully interpret any of the preliminary results on the anthrax test. Rhonda Rowland, CNN, reporting live from the</s>CDC. ZAHN: Thanks so much Rhonda.
Anthrax Scare: Reno Letter Tests Negative For Anthrax, Says CDC