With coronavirus cases rising in more than twenty states, many are starting to ask questions about a possible “second wave” of the disease. But experts warn the rise in cases doesn’t signal a second wave, but rather a convergence of falling cases in some areas, and rising cases in others. This creates a “plateau, or a mesa,” according to Caitlin Rivers, a disease researcher at Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Health Security. So, when, if ever, can we expect cases to spike again? Dr. Simone Wildes joins Tony with what you need to know.