Governors express measured optimism for careful school reopenings

A trio of governors making the rounds on the Sunday news shows expressed measured optimism about the possibility for schools in their states to reopen by the fall.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis in an interview on "Fox News Sunday" outlined the most bullish vision of the three governors, though even he acknowledged: "It's just not going to look like any other school year."

"Schools need to function, they are going to function. It's also going to be somewhat of a hybrid environment, meaning there might be times during the year there's an outbreak at a school that it has to convert to online for a period of weeks until it's reasonably safe to return to school," Polis told host Chris Wallace. "But by and large, I think, across our state and across our nation, kids are going to return to school in the fall, it's just not going to look like any other school year."