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New study finds drug touted & taken by Trump linked to risk of death

New coronavirus cases in the past week are up in least 17 states. States around the country lift restrictions heading into the holiday weekend. Trump declares house of worship “essential” amid pandemic. Fears grow over an uptick in cases as states are now lifting restrictions heading into the holiday weekend. The CDC estimates that 35% of coronavirus infections show no symptoms. Researchers are now saying that Remdesivir alone “is not likely to be sufficient”. The AP reports that thousands of patients are now recovering from the virus after being sent to NY nursing homes. A nursing home CEO states that Cuomo’s policy of sending virus patients to nursing homes “just took things to another level”. Under the Trump administration, the FDA has been pressed to fast-track potential treatments. A former FDA official say’s that the FDA authorizing emergency use of Hydroxychloroquine was an “impossible political situation”. Vice President Biden says he shouldn’t have been “so cavalier” after saying black voters “ain’t black” if they consider Trump on a radio show early Friday morning. Biden also expressed regret over his comment. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 23, 202042 min

The United States Coronavirus Death Toll Has Surpassed 94,000

A study suggests a 7-day average show 17 states with an increase in new reported cases compared to nine states on the rise the week before. Another study suggests that 36,000 lives could have been saved if the United States lockdown happened one week earlier. Trump responds to the study, calling the study a "political hit job." Trump defied rules and CDC recommendations when he refused to wear a mask during Michigan visit. Trump says he doesn't want to wear a mask in front of cameras because he doesn't want to give the press "the pleasure" of seeing him in one. Mayor of Montgomery, Alabama says "If you need an ICU bed, you are in trouble" amid the coronavirus outbreak in Alabama. The mayor says hospitals in Montgomery are overstretched. A new model predicts coronavirus case spikes in some states that reopened earlier, especially in the south. CDC director warns of coronavirus second wave later this year. Miami and Houston school districts weight plans for Fall reopening as model warns of coronavirus case spikes in cities. Another model warns that cities with some of the country's biggest school districts are in danger of case spikes. Nearly 40 million people have filed for unemployment since mid-March. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 22, 202042 min

World Health Organization reports largest single-day rise in reported coronavirus cases

World Health Organization reports that there were more cases reported in last 24 hours than any time since the coronavirus outbreak begins. All 50 states partially reopen as CDC releases detailed guidance on reporting that had been shelved by the White House. United States death toll tops 93,000. Sources say the fate of CDC chief are in question as tensions with White House rise. Trump claims CDC chief is doing a "very good job," but sources say Redfield's fate is in question. The CDC official says the agency is "muzzled" as tensions with White House rise. A health experts says "faith in medicine and science is based on trust" and it's being "undermined" in a rush for progress. The expert also says that companies, governments and researchers are reporting potential "breakthroughs that cannot be verified." Trump touts hydroxychloroquine as World Health Organization warns about the side effects of the unproven drug. The World Health Organization also warns that the drug has not been found to be effective to prevent the virus. Trump says he'll stop taking hydroxychloroquine in two days. Pence and Florida governor visit busy restaurant without masks. Trump is scheduled to visit Ford facility in Michigan that requires masks tomorrow, but won't commit to wearing one. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 21, 202042 min

Trump Defends His Use of Hydroxychloroquine Against Coronavirus

After defending his use of unproven hydroxychloroquine drug, Trump calls study's warning of it's risks "phony" and an "enemy statement." While taking the drug, Trump is also refusing to wear a mask. Although cases of coronavirus are rising in 17 states, all states will be partially opened this week. The governor of Texas is attributing the rise in coronavirus cases to the increase in coronavirus testing. The Washington Post is reporting that at least 12 states where testing is more than the number of patients lining up to take the coronavirus test. A new model is suggesting that cough droplets can travel 18 feet. New York City schools are going to host 178,000 students online for this year's summer school. The fall semester is still up in the air for more than 1.1 million students, because of fear of second wave. Other schools and universities across the country are wrestling with how and when to reopen due to coronavirus concerns. Mnuchin says that no worker should lose their life to increase the GDP. He also warns that "there is risk of permanent damage" to the economy is states wait too long to reopen. Federal chair says "this is the biggest shock we've seen in living memory." To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 20, 202044 min

Trump taking hydroxychloroquine to prevent virus despite FDA warning

Dr. Fauci said in March that there was no evidence hydroxychloroquine works as a preventative. The FDA also warns it’s tied to heart disease which Trump was found to have in 2018. U.S. death toll now tops 90,000 as cases surpass 1.5 million; Texas plans to open bars, bowling alleys, gyms, and a massage center as state posts its highest single day spike in cases. 17 states seeing a rise in new cases over past week. New guidelines will allow most of California to reopen further. Moderna says their goal is for broad distribution of a vaccine by early next year. Interview with volunteer who took part in vaccine trial. A new study shows that places with no social distancing in March & April could have 35 times more potential for virus spread. New York stock exchange to partially reopen trading floor on May 26th. Interview with NY stock exchange president. Trump says Pompeo asked for state department IG to be fired. IG was investigating Pompeo’s role in Saudi arms sale. Trump has purged 4 inspectors general in 6 weeks. Navajo nation battling highest infection rate in U.S.. They’ve tested 11% of their population, more than any other state. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 19, 202043 min

CDC director predicts 100,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths by June 1; Trump's vaccine czar "confident" a few hundred million doses can be ready by years end despite "very aggressive" timeline; LA begins to reopen after highest number of cases in a month.

Army general helping lead vaccine effort: "Herculean task"; number of new cases trending lower in 28 states; but new Texas cases up double digits since restrictions relaxed; America's retail sales completely collapsed in April; NY, NJ, CT beaches opening for Memorial Day with restrictions; President Trump: "vaccine or no vaccine, we're back"; Death toll now tops 87,000 as cases surpass 1.4 million; Trump touts new CDC guidance, but appears to be watered down; Oxford researchers finish first human vaccine trial; Oxford studies vaccine on monkeys, finds those with vaccine had less of virus after exposure; Oxford researchers aim to know by Sept. whether vaccine works; TX sees rise in cases after reopening, GA on the decline; Georgia among 28 states on downward trend with number of cases, Texas among seven states that are on the rise; Number of Texas cases on the rise after reopening, reported single day highs of cases and deaths yesterday; Trump again avoids wearing mask, says he tested negative; Nurse tells Trump she hasn't caught virus because of PPE, President again declines to wear a mask; Trump doubles down on vaccine timeline: could be end of year; If a vaccine existed today, there'd be a supply shortage; House about to vote on $3 trillion coronavirus aid package; Includes new round of direct payments to Americans, Senate unlikely to take up; Top U.S. asset manager: will take 10-12 years for U.S. to return to pre-pandemic employment levels; The Texas restaurant owner who refuses to give up; Restaurant owner battles his ailing health amid pandemic by refusing to give up: "I'm going to fight and fight and fight".To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 16, 202041 min

New DCD recommendations appear to be watered down; ousted vaccine chief tells lawmakers there's no "master plan"; CDC issues nationwide alert warning about new inflammatory syndrome in children related to virus; Trump: "I totally disagree" with Fauci on r

Ousted vaccine chief says he warned admin. About need for personal protective gear "Lives were lost"; we don't have a "single point of leadership" or a "master plan" for this response; Ousted vaccine chief casts doubt on Trump admin's goal of having a vaccine in 12-18 months: "Usually takes up to 10 years"150+ Children in U.S. suspected to have inflammatory syndrome; Trump says kids "are very little affected" by virus as doctors treat 150+ cases of inflammatory syndrome; Doctors keep discovering new ways the virus attacks the body: What could be next?;Trump keeps up criticism of Fauci after top CDC warned reopening U.S. too soon could lead to virus resurgence;36.5 Americans have filed for unemployment since mid-March; Fed report: Nearly 40% of low-income workers experienced a job loss because of the pandemic; More than 36 million Americans, about 22% of the labor force, filed for unemployment benefits since mid-March; Democrats propose $3 trillion relief package; McConnell: Congress should "pause" before spending more money on relief; Caesars Palace to reopen with new safety measures: fewer people at gaming tables, disinfected dice and slot machines; Caesars Palace to reopen with new normal including fewer players at Black Jack tables, deactivating some slot machines;A new way to hug the old-fashioned way; When quarantine hugs are possibleTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 15, 202043 min

Trump slams Fauci for urging caution on school reopenings; Resurgence in South Korea: 119 cases linked to nightclub; Thousands willing to be infected with virus to find vaccine; Harvard announces Fall classes for some first-year students will be online;

Trump pushes to reopen schools as Fauci urges caution; Trump: Fauci's comments on reopening schools "unacceptable", Fauci urged caution, said vaccine by fall "bridge too far"; United States coronavirus cases top 1.38 million, death toll surpasses 83,000; Sources: Trump questioning whether virus death toll is inflated; Sources: Senior officials have raised questions during task force meetings about how the CDC compiles coronavirus data; Trump repeats claim United States has "more" and "better" tests; States ramp up contact tracing, some restaurants will ask people for contact info in case someone tests positive; Studies show how virus spreads through restaurants, workplaces; How to protect yourself as states reopen; New study: virus droplets could remain in air for 8 minutes after talking loudly in a confined space; How one person infected 94 coworkers in South Korea; Passengers question safety on crowded airplanes as air travel climbs to level not seen since March; Thousands of people volunteer to be infected with coronavirus in an effort to find a vaccine; Doctor behind "Contagion" looks for virus origin; Stanford: Unlikely all undergraduates return to campus in Fall; Trump urges schools to reopen, says "I don't consider the country as coming back if the schools are closed; Northeastern University intends to reopen all campuses in Fall; Study: Abbott test used by White House misses many positive cases; Judge questions whether Trump's ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn could be held in contempt of court for perjury; Judge in Michael Flynn case asks retired judge to argue against Justice Department's request for case to be dismissed;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 14, 202045 min

Key coronavirus model now projects 147,000 United States deaths by August; Sen. Paul to Fauci: You are not the "End-all" on decisions, Fauci: "I never made myself out to be the end-all"; New York Times: One-third of U.S. deaths come from nursing homes;

Dr. Fauci: Reopening too soon could "trigger an outbreak" that lead to "suffering and death that could be avoided"; CDC chief warns "not out of the woods" as Trump pushes to reopen; Los Angeles County: "No way" stay-at-home order will be lifted for the next three months without dramatic change in virus; Fauci warns United States can't be "cavalier" that kids are immune after Senator Paul says schools should reopen in fall; Governor Cuomo: About 100 New York kids have mysterious illness linked to coronavirus, likely in other states as well; Second Kentucky child diagnosed with rare coronavirus-linked illness; Study: More than 80 percent of kids with coronavirus who need intensive care have underlying health conditions; California State Universities, largest 4-year public system in United States, to cancel most in-person fall classes; CNN poll: Most Americans would be uncomfortable returning to their regular routines today; CNN poll: 41 percent want to return to normal routines, 58 percent do not; CNN poll: Increasing number of Americans think economic damage from shutdown will be permanent; Americans are hoarding cash amid mounting job losses; CNN poll: Nearly half of Americans facing financial hardship; CNN poll: 66 percent of Americans would get vaccine if available; CNN poll: 33 percent of Americans would not get vaccine if it existed; CDC director: Nursing home crisis "one of the great tragedies"; Putin's longtime spokesperson hospitalized with coronavirus; Russia's coronavirus crisis worsens: Putin spokesperson hospitalized as country surges to second most cases in world after United States; Three Russian doctors mysteriously fall from hospital windows; Words of wisdom... in the age of coronavirus;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 13, 202042 min

Trump keeps claiming anyone who "wants" a test can get one; Trump: "I have felt no vulnerability whatsoever" after two White House staffers test positive for coronavirus; Kentucky boy on ventilator with rare illness linked to coronavirus;

Top health official: Anyone who "needs" a test can get one; Trump: United States conducting 300,000 coronavirus tests daily, Harvard institute: 900,000 tests daily needed by May 15; Trump says asymptomatic people have "no reason" to want to be tested, but a person can be infected without symptoms; Key model raises projected United States death toll to 137,000 by August as states see "explosive increases in mobility"; Trump claims Americans will be able to get tested daily "very soon"; FDA issues first emergency use authorization for antigen test; White House orders staffers wear a mask after scrambling to deal with two staffers who tested positive; Vice President Pence, Mnuchin enter White House without masks; Trump accuses Obama of a crime, but doesn't specify when asked; Trump abruptly ends press conference after Chinese American reporter presses him on rhetoric; Chinese American reporter questions Trump on coronavirus response, Trump tells her to "ask China"; At least 48 states to be partially reopened as of this Friday; Influential model warns of 137,000 deaths by August as at least 48 states will be partially reopened by Friday; 10-year-old Kentucky boy on ventilator with mysterious coronavirus-linked illness that killed three kids in New York; Dozens of New York children sick with coronavirus-linked illness; Small business owners frustrated by loan program constraints; Tom Colicchio on how small business loan program fails restaurants; Chef Tom Colicchio on hoe restaurants can survive crisis; Shanghai DisneyLand reopens as another Chinese city locks down; First DisneyLand park opens in Shanghai as another Chinese city goes into "wartime mode" due to spike in cases;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 12, 202046 min

Pence press secretary tests positive for coronavirus, ADMIN official says she tested negative on Thursday; Two children die in NY after experiencing "very rare" syndrome that may be linked to coronavirus; Record 20.5 million jobs lost in April, unemployme

Pence aide Katie Miller, wife of Trump aide Stephen Miller, tests positive for virus; Trump forgoes mask during visit with vets in their 90's after his valet and a Pence aide test positive for virus; Trump on why he didn't wear mask during visit with vets: I was "very far away" & wind was blowing hard in one direction; WH Official: West wing nervous after Katie Miller, VP aide and wife of Trump senior adviser, test positive for virus; NY investigating 70+ cases of severe illness in children; U.S. coronavirus death toll surpasses 77,000; Oxford researchers: Will have millions of vaccine doses by September; Oxford researchers: Could know if vaccine works by early June; Trump predicts "jobs will all be back very soon" as U.S. hits worst unemployment rate since Great Depression; Churches feel financial impact: "tremendous strain"; Reverend: This is a "make or break moment" for houses of worship which are struggling due to lack of donations; Churches fear they'll be forced to close as donations dry up; MLB days away from unveiling plan for 2020 season; Reports: MLB plan calls for 2020 season to start in July; Fans return to baseball games in Taiwan amid reports MLB days away from unveiling plan for 2020 season; A-Rod on when baseball will be back in America; A-Rod on how the pandemic has affected him; A-Rod on the need to give back during coronavirus crisis; 4 year old boy hits his first homer in viral video, also beat Yankees legend A-Rod in 2018 hitting contest; A-Rod's message to kids who can't play baseball amid pandemic.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 9, 202040 min

As United States deaths top 75,000, White House rejects CDC recommendations; Governor Newsom: California's first case of community spread originated in nail salon; JP Morgan executive: Will take 10-12 years for United States;

White House rejects CDC recommendations for reopening, Senior administration official: Draft document was subject of heated internal debate; Trump's personal valet tests positive for coronavirus, a few staffers, including valets haven been wearing masks inside White House; White House rejects CDC guidance for safe reopenings across six categories, including schools, restaurants and mass transit; NIH director: Abbott testing system has a 15 percent false negative rate, same rapid test used by White House to test the president; 44 states will partially reopen by Sunday as United States cases rise; New study finds no evidence hydroxychloroquine helps coronavirus patients, Trump touted the drug; Trump predicts quick turnaround for economy ahead of jobs report, which may be worst since Great Depression; Trump predicts "incredible" economy in 2021 as top United States investor warns 10-12 years for pre-pandemic employment; Schumer calls for "big" and "bold" stimulus package ahead of jobs report that may be worst in our lifetime; Rubio: Congress could "potentially" add more money to PPP; Utah launches phone app using location data to track virus; Utah's tracing app uses phone data to track infected people and anyone they may have had contact with in public; The state that was once ground zero for virus now reopening; Washington, United States' first coronavirus epicenter, start reopening; Justice Department drops criminal case against Michael Flynn; In major reversal, Justice Department drops case against Michael Flynn despite pleading guilty twice;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 8, 202041 min

Ex-CDC director: "We're just at the beginning" of the pandemic; Trump considers naming coronavirus vaccine Czar; ADP: More than 20 million private sector United States jobs lost in April; Doctors warn heart attack patients may be avoiding hospitals;

United States coronavirus cases top 1.2 million, death toll tops 73,000; Health expert: No state has met White House criteria for reopening; Trump: "People won't stand for" continued shutdowns, health expert: No state has met White House criteria for reopening; Ex-CDC director: New York City is seeing twice as many coronavirus deaths than deaths from all other causes combined; Trump reverses course, says White House coronavirus task force will continue "indefinitely", "I had no idea how popular" it is; Governor Cuomo: Most new coronavirus patients in New York are people who had been staying home; New human vaccine trials underway in United States as Pfizer predicts " 20 million" doses could be ready by year's end; April likely the worst month for jobs since the Great Depression; Trump still pushing to "terminate" Obamacare amid pandemic; Democrats push for new round of Coronavirus stimulus as economists warn more than 20 million jobs lost in April; New normal in Congress: Senators wear masks, social distance; Senator Rand Paul avoids wearing a mask, says he's "nearly certain" he's immune after recovering from coronavirus; Growing evidence Americans are avoiding hospitals despite medical needs, Doctor: Fewer heart attack patients coming in; Brazil sees a spike in cases: 10,503 infections in 24 hours, comes after Brazilian president downplayed threat of virus; New normal at the office? Thermal cameras and tracking apps; Real estate firm: Will use thermal cameras and phone app that measures social distancing to track employees; Businesses eye new surveillance to track employee health; A 4-year-old knocks it out of the park; Dad loses it after 4-year-old son hits first home run; IN quarantine, practice makes perfect;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 7, 202041 min

United States coronavirus death toll tops 70,000; Ousted vaccine director says warnings about virus were ignored; Swedish official: Stockholm could reach herd immunity this month under anti-lockdown strategy; New human vaccine trials underway in the U.S.;

White House plans to phase out coronavirus task force; Ousted vaccine doctor: Early virus warnings were met with "Indifference which then developed into hostility"; Trump blocks Dr. Fauci from testifying before house: "House is a bunch of Trump haters"; Herd immunity: A way to end the pandemic or far too risky?; New Human vaccine trials underway in the United States, Biotech CEO: "Millions" of doses could be ready by year's end; White House adviser: 20 percent unemployment possible, nearing depression numbers; White House adviser: Unemployment could hot 20 percent this week, unemployment among Asian Americans in New York up 6.900 percent; Asian Americans hot especially hard as unemployment soars; The comfortable power of music;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 6, 202043 min

Two models predict dramatic increase in deaths; Intel indicates virus came from market not Chinese lab; Pressure mounts for coronavirus vaccine, Trump says he believes United States will have one by end of year;

Key model predicts 134,000 deaths, nearly double last estimate; New York Times: New internal Trump administration document projects up to 200,000 cases and 3,000 deaths per day in June; United States coronavirus death toll surpasses 68,000; Sources: Intel Assessment contradicts Trump's claim that coronavirus leaked from lab in China; Chinese state media calls Pompeo "evil" for suggesting virus originated in Chinese lab; Trump: "We think we'll have a vaccine by the end of this year"; French doctors say they found a coronavirus patient from December, weeks before first known cases in France; United Airlines asks employees to "seriously consider" voluntary exits; United memo: A third of pilot jobs may be at risk; Airline stocks tumble after Warren Buffett cashes out, warns recovery will take years; Mnuchin: "Too hard too tell" when international travel opens up; Brazil has 100,000 cases, President calls pandemic "fantasy" and "little flu"; Bedtime poem about life after the virus racks up views;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 5, 202042 min

32 states partially reopened despite rising U.S. death toll; Dr. Fauci: some states are "leapfrogging" guidance, As Texas reopens, restaurant owner forced to choose between economic survival and his health, FDA allows emergency use of Remdesivir to treat

Experts predict pandemic will last up to 2 more years; up to 70% of population may need to be infected to halt crisis, Experts warn of a scenario where there's a larger virus wave this fall/winter and smaller waves in 2021, Restaurant owner: staying healthy more important than reopening: I would rather close for good than reopen and put my customers at risk, Study: people with cancer have a nearly three-fold risk of death from Coronavirus, Seattle study giving all patients Remdesivir, none on placebo after the first trial showed benefit, FDA allows emergency use of Remdesivir to treat Coronavirus, Senior administration official says "majority" of intel community believes virus originated in Chinese lab, White House blocks Fauci from testifying on Capitol Hill, Trump takes aggressive tone on China's virus response after praising their efforts long after outbreak, North Korean state media releases photo it claims is of Kim Jong Un amid speculation that his health is failing, North Korea claims Kim Jong Un attended an event today, Anderson Cooper on the birth of his son WyattTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 2, 202042 min

World Health Organization: 102 potential vaccines in works; California county plans to defy governor's stay-at-home order; Group of elite scientists and business titans say they have a plan and answer to pandemic;

Dr. Fauci: Millions of vaccine doses could be ready by January; Researchers developing Oxford University vaccine expect first results from human trials by mid-June; United States coronavirus death toll surpasses 62,000; At least 31 states moving to reopen despite deaths, warnings; California county to defy state's stay-at-home order, Governor Newsom warns move could "set us back"; White House weighs CDC recommendations on how institutions can reopen; Group of scientists and business leaders working on coronavirus plan they compare to a Manhattan project; Lebron James on NBA: "We would like to finish our season"; Trump says he's seen evidence virus came from Chinese lab; Sources: Administration officials pushing intel agencies for evidence linking coronavirus to Wuhan lab; Detroit doctor received 5 experimental treatments for virus; Doctor recovering after month-long battle with virus; Veteran who raised millions to combat virus turns 100;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

May 1, 202041 min

United States coronavirus deaths surpass 60,000; Florida will start to reopen May 4, excludes 3 biggest counties; Sweden takes anti-lockdown approach to fighting coronavirus; Report: MLB eyeing plan to start season in late June;

Dr. Fauci: New data shows Remdesivir has promise against virus; Dr. Fauci: Early trial results show Remdesivir has a "significant, positive effect" in treating coronavirus; New York Times: FDA expected to issue emergency authorization for remdesivir; Trump touts testing that will be "astonishing," then says "I don't know that all of that is even necessary"; Trump touts coronavirus testing and downplays it at same time; Florida will start to reopen May 4, excludes 3 biggest counties, restaurants and retail shops will open at 25 percent capacity; Florida Governor Desantis announces plan to start reopening next Monday, excludes about 30 percent of state's population; Report: Florida officials asked state's medical examiners to withhold coronavirus death figures; Sweden says it's fighting virus by learning to live with it; Can the United States learn anything from Sweden's anti-lockdown strategy?; CEO of Wynn Resorts tells Trump he thinks Las Vegas strip could reopen by Memorial Day; Casinos in Las Vegas eager to reopen as workers struggle; Las Vegas called "ground zero" for economic damage; Report: MLB officials in talks to start season in late June, would include 3 divisions, no fans in stadiums; Fauci says "there is.a pathway" to baseball in 2020 amid report MLB is in talks to start season in late June;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 30, 202042 min

Dr. Fauci: United States "could be in for a bad fall and a bad winter"; Pence explains he didn't wear a mask during May Clinic tour because he wanted to look personnel "in the eye"; Dr. Fauci skeptical about timeline for increased testing;

United States surpasses 1 million coronavirus cases, deaths top 58,000; Key model raises projection: 74,000 deaths by August; Trump to order meat processing plants to stay open; Trump to order meat processing plants to stay open after Tyson Foods warned "food supply chain is breaking"; United States coronavirus deaths surpass United States Vietnam War casualties; Trump: "Worst days" of coronavirus are "behind us"; Trump: United States will conduct 5 million tests a day "very soon", currently about 200,000 per day; Pence defies rules, tours Mayo Clinic without a mask; CNN investigation: Many labs facing critical shortage of testing supplies, leading to major testing delays; Study: United States behind in testing compared to other countries; Trump: "We're very prepared to handle" second eave in Fall; White House official: Goal is to help each state reach ability to test at least 2 percent of its resident; Colleges face tough choice of whether to reopen in fall; College president "cautiously optimistic" about reopening in fall; Harvard: Possible "much or all learning" will be remote in fall; Hillary Clinton officially endorses Joe Biden for president; Tara Reade's ex-Neighbor says Biden accuser talked about assault allegation in 1990s; Biden campaign on allegation: "This absolutely did not happen";To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 29, 202043 min

White House releases blueprint laying out federal vs. state boundaries, says federal government is "last resort: on testing; Trump on uptick in calls to poison control centers after his disinfectant comment: 'I can't imagine that";

United States coronavirus cases near 1 million, deaths top 55,000; States move to reopen as United States cases near 1 million; White House official: Goal is to help each state reach ability to test at least 2 percent of its residents; Trump refuses to take responsibility for spike in calls to poison control center after his disinfectant comment; Washington Post: Trump's intel briefing repeatedly warned of threat as he downplayed the virus; Source: White House coronavirus task force may soon begin scaling back number of meetings; Texas government will allow some businesses to reopen Friday at 25 percent capacity, order supersedes local restrictions; Texas governor reopens some retail as Houston mayor larges caution; White House economy advisor warns of unemployment rivaling Great Depression; Houston mayor warns of economic fallout as oil-rich city takes hit; Heartburn drug being studied as coronavirus treatment patients in study are taking mega-doses at New York hospital; WHO: Not enough research to know if antibodies give immunity; Tyson foods chairman: "The food supply chain is breaking"; Tyson Foods chair: Plant closures means "millions of pounds of meat will disappear" from food supply;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 28, 202041 min

Trump refuses to take questions after he dangerously floats using disinfectant as a Coronavirus treatment, Georgia reopens salons, gyms, bowling alleys, tattoo parlors as the state death toll rises, FDA chief on defensive as congress slams agency for allo

Trump falsely claims he was being "sarcastic" when he talked about injecting disinfectant to kill Coronavirus, LA county health director on Trump's disinfectant comment: "people die from ingesting some of these products", LA County health director: if Trump was being sarcastic about using disinfectant, "it doesn't really matter", Dr. Birx absent from White House briefing as her reaction to Trump's comment about using disinfectant as a treatment goes viral, some states begin to reopen despite warnings and a rising U.S. death toll that has already topped 51,000, congressman fears people are buying "faulty" antibody tests that could lead to "dangerous life decisions", house subcommittee report: lack of FDA enforcement allowed antibody testing manufacturers to make fraudulent claims, Oxford has started human trials of its coronavirus vaccine, Biden thinks Trump will try to delay the presidential electionTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 25, 202041 min

White House pushes unproven Trump theory on warm weather slowing virus; Source: Coronavirus task force had to convince Trump to denounce Georgia governor's reopening decision; Tyson closes four plants as virus spreads among workers;

Top vaccine doctor says he was removed from federal post after questioning drug Trump touted; Source: Coronavirus task force had to convince Trump to denounce Georgia governor's reopening decision; Fauci: "I am not overly confident right now at all" about United States testing capacity, Trump: "I don't agree with him"; Trump clashes with top doctors on virus testing, timeline; Key model now projecting 67,000+ United States deaths by August, says some states should wait longer to safely reopen; Key model: Georgia needs to wait until June 22 to safely reopen; Antibody testing suggests 1-in-5 New Yorkers may have had virus; Food supply concerns grow, 15 percent of pork production shutdown; Tyson closes largest pork plant linked to 182 cases in Iowa; Pood supply concerns grow; CDC recommends all Americans wear masks in public, but only a handful of states make masks mandatory; Dr. Sanjay Gupta on which masks work and which don't; California town trying to test all residents for virus and antibodies; First known United States coronavirus death occurred weeks earlier than previously known in California; 26.5 million Americans, about 16 percent of the labor force, filed for unemployment benefits in last five weeks; House passes bill to replenish small business loan program, ex-Starbucks chair: $1 trillion needed to save them; When money grows on walls;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 24, 202054 min

CDC Director tries to, but doesn't, walk back comments that virus could be as difficult next fall or winter; CNN returns to Wuhan, epicenter of virus, after 76-day lockdown; Trump calls testing "tremendous" but United States lacks widespread plan;

Trump: Chance there will be no Covid-19 in fall, Fauci: We will definitely have Covid-19 in the fall; Doctor says he was removed from federal post after questioning drug Trump praised; Trump says he disagrees with Georgia governor opening barber shops. nail salons, spas on Friday; Key model shows Georgia, 11 other states should wait until at least June 8 to reopen; Dr. Fauci pleads with governors to open economies in more measured way; CNN correspondent returns to Wuhan after 76-day lockdown, hotel staff spray us down and check our temperatures; CNN visits wet market and lab in Wuhan, China that are among the theories of where virus originated; United States coronavirus cases top 846,000, deaths surpass 46,000; Bank of America economists estimate government will need to spend nearly $1 trillion on small business loan program; In one community, only 4 of 83 minority-owned small businesses that applied for loan relief program received loans;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 23, 202033 min

CDC chief warns second wave this winter will likely be worse; Sanjay Gupta takes antibody test to learn whether he had virus; Senate passes new $480 billion bill to help small businesses, banking industry source: funds may only last 1-2 days;

CDC director warns of a "more difficult" second wave this winter that could coincide with the flu season; United States coronavirus cases top 820,000, deaths surpass 44,000; CDC director on protests against stay-at-home orders and calls for states to be "liberated", "It's not helpful"; Dr. Birx: We're seeing improvements in several big cities, but don't see a decline in DC metro area yet; Trump on Cuomo meeting: "We have an understanding on testing"; Trump to speak with Georgia governor as state plans to reopen; Senator Graham on reopening: "I worry that our friends and neighbors in Georgia are going too fast too soon"; Dr. Sanjay Gupta shares the results of his antibody test; Restaurant owner shares his struggle trying to get funds from small business loan program; Restaurant owner frustrated with government's loan process; Trump: Will ask big companies to give back small business loans; Medical adviser for "Contagion" movie contracted coronavirus; Medical adviser for "contagion" movie: "Frankly, we're in trouble" with coronavirus pandemic; United States eyeing intel that Kim Jong Un is in danger after surgery;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 22, 202046 min

United States coronavirus cases top 783,000, deaths surpass 41,000; Georgia to begin easing restrictions this week; Germany eases lockdown restrictions, some shops reopen as country starts large-scale antibody testing;

United States death toll doubles in a week; Georgia and Tennessee to begin easing restrictions, neither has seen 14-day decline in cases, per White House guidelines; Frustrated by lack of testing, Maryland governor secures 500,000 test kits from South Korea; Pence tries to reassure governors about helping with test supples even as Trump says "testing is local"; Birx: We have asked every Governor to follow the guidelines; Georgia governor approves of gyms, bowling alleys, body art studios and salons opening as early as Friday; Protests erupt in multiple states against stay-at-home orders; Fauci: No real economic recovery without virus under control; Germany eases lockdown restrictions, but Merkel cautions "it would be tragic if we knowingly relapsed"; Professor: United States is just at the beginning of this pandemic; 29-year-old gets last rites but makes miraculous recovery; 29-year-old with no known pre-existing conditions nearly dies from virus, but makes miraculous recovery; 29-year-old man spent 10 days on a ventilator battling virus;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 21, 202041 min

Angry senate dems press Pence on testing, get no clear answers, Ohio governor targets May 1st to begin reopening state, as model suggests social distancing needed until May 18th, Trump appears to support protests against stay-at-home orders

Trump appears to support stay-at-home protests, tweets it's time to "liberate" Michigan, Minnesota and Virginia, angry senate dems press Pence on testing, get no clear answers, key model lays out timelines for states on reopening; stipulates there must be testing and contact tracing, Trump calls for some states to "liberate" amid crisis; Washington governor: Trump is encouraging "illegal and dangerous acts"To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 18, 202042 min

Trump reverses course, tells governors "you are going to call your own shots" on when to reopen; Trump criteria to begin reopening includes a 14-day sustained decrease in cases and pre-crisis hospital conditions;

Trump's phase one for reopening: Vulnerable people continue to shelter in place and schools remain closed; Trump's phases two for reopening: Urges telework, but schools, gyms, bars open with physical distancing; Trump's phase three for reopening: Vulnerable people resume public life, limited distancing at large venues; Source: Several governors tell Trump they're still lacking tests and materials for tests; Trump issues new three-phases plan to reopen economy, but tells governors they will be "empowered to tailor" approach; Oxford researchers hope to have a vaccine ready by September; Oxford researchers 80 percent confident their vaccine will work, human trials to start next week; Oxford to start human trials on their vaccine next week, they are hoping to have a vaccine ready by September; Trump claims United States is testing more than any other country as lawmakers, business leaders push to ramp up testing; 22 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits in last four weeks; Small business loan program has run out of money as 22 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits in last four weeks; Less than two weeks after starting, the $349 billion small business loan program is already out of cash;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 17, 202042 min

President Trump again falsely claims he has right to override governors decisions on social restrictions; Trump touts antibody test for 20 million people "in a matter of weeks"; NIH working on a vaccine that is now in human trials;

United States reporting 1,907 new deaths so far today; United States coronavirus cases top 634,000, deaths surpass 27,000; Business leaders tell Trump more testing needed before reopening; Study: People may be most infectious days before symptoms appears; Los Angeles may ban large concerts and sporting events until 2021; Trump: New distancing guidelines will be announced tomorrow; FDA authorizes two new antibody tests, can help determine whether a person is immune to coronavirus; Top scientists warn White House about reliability of antibody tests: it's a "work in progress"; Dr. Fauci: "We don't have all the answers" on antibodies; As United States coronavirus deaths surpass 27,000, a vaccine developed by the NIH is undergoing human trials; World Health Organization: 70 vaccines are in the works, three are in human trials; Volunteer in coronavirus vaccine trial shares his experience; Trump's name to be added to stimulus checks; Some Americans rationing medicine until they get stimulus checks; Thousands protests strict stay-at-home order in Michigan; Thousands of protesters block traffic, honk horns to oppose Michigan governor's stay-at-home order; "Dozens upon dozens" ignore social distancing guidelines; Trump passes the buck to United States governors on coronavirus testing needed to reopen United States economy, threatens "strong action" if they don't do good job; Trump: "We have the right to do whatever we want; Americans desperate to get sports back; Take me out to the ball game. Or not.;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 16, 202043 min

Trump retreats, acknowledges governors will have the authority to open their states when ready; United States coronavirus cases top 600,000, deaths surpass 25,000; Trump touts unproven treatment at meeting with virus survivors;

Global coronavirus cases near two million, deaths top 125,000; Trump says he will encourage some states to open before May 1st, despite current CDC guidelines; Trump promises states will get whatever they need from federal government, including tests; Trump blames World Health Organization for lack of info, even though United States intel warned of potential virus; Trump previously thanked China for its help, but now blames World Health Organization for its support of China; Scientists: United States may have to endure some distancing until 2022; Governor Newsom says California has "bent the curve", reveals six-point plan to reopen the state; California warns of new normal: Face coverings will be "common," possible temperature checks at restaurants, no mass gatherings; Chloroquine study in Brazil halted after 11 patients die; Trump touts drug despite warnings from some medical experts; Washington Post: State department warned of safety issues at Wuhan lab; A nurse who contracted the coronavirus and spent a week on a ventilator describes his difficult recovery; Coronavirus patient still struggling 10 days after leaving the hospital, spent a week on a ventilator; Blessings in disguise; Putting a name and a face to a... mask;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 15, 202040 min

Trump melts down in angry response to reports he ignored virus warnings;Governors on east and west coasts band together by region to decide when to reopen states; Top official tries to clarify comment that earlier mitigation efforts would've saved lives

Trump falsely claims media ignored coronavirus in January and February, go to CNN.com for full archive; Trump falsely claims "total authority" after governors band together to determine opening of economy; Angry Trump uses propaganda video, produced by government employees at taxpayers' expense; President Trump attacks media after series of reports he ignored warnings as virus spread; Trump says he's not firing Dr. Fauci: "He's a wonderful guy"; President Trump says he's not firing Dr. Fauci despite retweeting post with hashtag calling for his firing; Boston mayor: Reopening by May 1 "completely irresponsible"; Trump says he will make final decision on when to re-open; Growing concern about United States food supply due to coronavirus;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 14, 202042 min

NYT: New federal projections warn infections could spike if stay-at-home orders lifted too soon; Union: At least 2 deaths at Major Co meat processing plant; Fauci: Large-scale antibody tests will be available "very soon"

Trump wants to reopen country "as soon as possible"; Fauci: "no doubt" U.S. will see cases when measures relax; U.S. nears 500,000 coronavirus cases, deaths top 18,000; New York has more coronavirus cases than any other country; Key coronavirus model expects U.S. deaths to peak today; Trump weighs when to reopen the country: "I don't know that I've had a bigger decision"; Top health official: Not the time to be pulling back "at all"; WH: As many as 300 people impacted by coronavirus outbreak at Colorado meat processing plant; Growing outbreak at one of b biggest U.S. meat processing plants; Trump: Working to bring antibody tests to market "as quickly as possible", aiming to produce tens of millions of tests; Fauci: Coronavirus immunity certificates are being discussed; Scientists are studying genes to try and understand why some younger patients are ending up in the ICU; Researchers studying genes to try to solve virus mystery; Researchers studying whether genetics explain why some young, normally healthy patients end up in intensive care; Woman forced to attend her mothers funeral via FaceTime; More and more grieving families are being forced to hold virtual services for loved ones lost to the virus; Coronavirus reveals wealth & racial divides across U.S.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 11, 202041 min

United States coronavirus cases top 456.000, death toll surpasses 16,000; Top health official: Summer vacations may be "in the cards," if the United States takes measures to prevent a "resurgence"; Studies: New York's outbreak came from Europe;

New York reports 799 new coronavirus deaths, most in a single day; Trump: Testing all Americans is "not gonna happen"; Top health official: reopening country "not one size fits all"; Fauci: "It's just not surprising" studies find New York's outbreak came from Europe;Trump: United States coronavirus testing "highly sophisticated"; Federal government blocked private labs from using coronavirus tests in January only to eventually allow them anyway; Connecticut governor says schools, restaurants could re-open by May 20; Connecticut faces testing shortages, high hospitalization rates; CDC: Connecticut hospitalization rate among highest in United States per capita; Nearly 17 million jobless claims filed over three weeks; Economists: Job losses so severe, it's as if entire populations of Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin are out of work;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 10, 202032 min

United States cases top 424,000, death toll surpasses 14,500; Growing confusion over who's in charge of distributing supplies; ICU doctor seeing more young patients who need ventilators;Trump: I want to reopen the economy with a "big bang";

White House task force: Philadelphia, DC expected to be new hot spots; Top health official: "It's going to be a bad week for death"; Key model lowers United States death prediction to 60,000 by August, assumes states maintain full social distancing until then; White house coronavirus task force says social distancing is working; Cardiology groups: treating some coronavirus patients with anti-malaria drug comes with "potential serious implications"; Trump repeats voter fraud claim, says evidence being compiled; Congressional aide on federal distribution of resources, "No one really knows who's in charge"; Trump: Economy will reopen "sooner rather than later"; White House aides working on a plan to reopen the economy in May; Small business owners don't know when or if they'll get government help;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 9, 202044 min

United States coronavirus death toll tops 12,000; Trump: African-Americans dying from coronavirus is "disproportional" and "They're getting hit very hard"; Top Trump adviser hopes United States economy reopens in 4-8 weeks;

CDC director: United States toll could be "much lower" than predicted if Americans keep up with social distancing; Key model predicts fewer will need hospitals, fewer people will die: 82,000 by August; Trump keeps pushing anti-malaria drug as many experts caution it's unproven against coronavirus and has side effects; Governor Cuomo: New York sees largest single-day increase in deaths, but "reaching a plateau in the number of hospitalizations; Governor Cuomo: Entire hospital system is over capacity and "stressed"; Governor Cuomo: I just doubled fine for social distancing violators; Fauci: "Very concerned" about African-American death rate; Coronavirus killing disproportionate number of African-Americans; 68 percent of coronavirus deaths in Chicago are African-American, 30 percent of population is African-American; Trump: Expecting more statistics on disproportionate number of African-Americans dying in "two to three days"; American Medical Association President: I spent two weeks debunking "false rumor" that African-Americans couldn't get coronavirus; Citi report: Antibody test could be key to ending lockdown; Top adviser warned White House in January memo coronavirus could become "full-blown pandemic" as Trump publicly downplayed it; Trump on adviser's memo warning of possible "full-blown pandemic", "I didn't see them. I didn't look for them either"; United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson is in "stable" condition in ICU and receiving unassisted oxygen treatment; Proof people have too much time on their hands; Jack Black does shirtless quarantine dance; America's home videos with a coronavirus twist;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 8, 202046 min

United States coronavirus death toll tops 10,000; More than 97 percent of Americans under stay-at-home orders; Dr. Fauci: "Might not ever" get back to life pre-coronavirus;

Governor Cuomo sees "good signs," warns crisis is not over; Nearly half of United States coronavirus deaths are in New York. Governor Cuomo sees a "possible flattening of the curve"; Trump lashes out at HHS inspector general, suggest he'll look into her background, she's served multiple administrations; Trump lashes out at HHS inspector general's findings warning of severe hospital shortages: "it's wrong"; Top health official on getting back to life pre-coronavirus: "that might not ever happen"; United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson in intensive care with coronavirus, despite being in "good spirits" one day ago; Coronavirus cases triple in Maryland in one week; DC metro area emerges as next coronavirus hot spot; California sending 500 ventilators to New York and other states; Trump claims every governor is "very happy" after conference call with Vice President Pence, despite some who are criticizing administrations response; Trump: United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson in ICU is "scary deal"; United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson condition "has worsened"; Trump says he won't take steps to distance from Pence after UK PM Boris Johnson moves to ICU with coronavirus; Trump pushes drug to treat coronavirus despite experts' warning; Trump on unproven drug: "What do you have to lose?", American Medical Association president: "you could lose your life"; CDC to test more people for past coronavirus infection; California man recovered from coronavirus, now his plasma donation could save the lives of others;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 7, 202052 min

Trump: CDC recommends Americans wear non-medical grade masks; Trump says states shouldn't rely on federal stockpile; High school assistant principal in NYC dies from coronavirus

CDC recommends Americans wear non-medical grade masks but Trump "Won't be doing it personally"; Source: Top health official and others urging Trump to consider national stay-at-home recommendations; Trump says states refusing to issue statewide stay-at-home orders are "Not in jeopardy" despite dozens of combined deaths; Trump says it's up to governors to issue stay-at-home orders; Ohio Gov exempts religious services from stay-at-home order; Wife mourns loss of 42-year-old husband from coronavirus; had no known pre-existing conditions: "I am shattered"; Former students remember beloved high school assistant principal in NYC who died from coronavirus; Unemployment rate jumps in worst jobs report since 2009; Unemployment rate jumps to 4.4%; worst jobs report since 2009; Many Americans worry stimulus checks are too little too late; Small business loan program off to chaotic startTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 4, 202045 min

More than 305 million Americans under stay-at-home orders; Reporter says she may have infected several others at a 90th birthday party for her mom, two people have died; Florida Governor blocks local restrictions tougher than state order;

Coronavirus cases top one million worldwide, deaths top 52,000; Trump administration commits to issuing stimulus funds in two weeks; Trump invokes defense production act for a second time to increase ventilator production; New York City and Los Angeles call on residents to wear face makes coverings in public but preserve masks for health workers; Trump on whether Americans should wear masks: "in many ways, a scarf is better. It's thicker"; Trump: Recommendation coming on whether people should wear masks; Source close to task force: "Certainly possible" virus can spread through talking and breathing; Key coronavirus model cited by the White House revises estimated death toll to 93,500 United States deaths by August, up from 82,000; 90th birthday party linked to cluster of coronavirus cases, daughter says malaria drug helped parents recover; Trump tests negative for coronavirus on second test; Florida stay-at-home order goes into effect tonight, one of the last states to implement despite spike in cases; Study proposes trials that would accelerate rollout of vaccines; Top task force official says virus' characteristics are "very strange"; Record 6.6 million file jobless claims in one week; Jobless claims have surged more than 3,000 percent since early March; Restaurant group lays off 600 employees due to virus; Millions struggling to pay monthly rent as job losses mount; Viewer offers to pay rent for woman featured on OutFront, she was laid off from job at Los Angeles restaurant;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 3, 202043 min

United States reports 869 new deaths today, most in one day; Dozens infected, two dead in Washington after choir rehearsal; One Michigan hospital's ICU at capacity as cases surge;

United States coronavirus death toll doubles in three days, more than 90 percent of Americans facing stay-at-home order; Trump adviser on ignoring early virus predictions from administration experts: Trump "took a gamble and got it wrong"; Source close to White House task force applying social distancing measures sooner "might have a difference"; Trump: United States strategic national stockpile nearly depleted; Trump: Days ahead battling virus "are going to be horrific"; Dozens infected, two dead in Washington, linked to choir rehearsal held before CDC issued guidelines on large groups; Choir director on decision to hold rehearsal that infected dozens of members in Washington State; Michigan ranks third in coronavirus case total; Pence: coronavirus could "largely" be "behind us" by early June; Sources: White House task force may soon recommend Americans wear masks; Trump pushes $2 trillion infrastructure plan for next stimulus; Trump, democrats in agreement that infrastructure should be focus of next round of coronavirus stimulus plan; Schumer to Trump: give frontline federal workers hazard pay; Schumer calls for 25 percent hazard pay for frontline federal workers, says trump "needs to do this now"; Trump on plan to give hazard pay to workers: "I like it"; Millions struggling to pay monthly rent due today; The many ways Americans are being told to stay home; Governor to those defying orders: No more "knucklehead" parties;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 2, 202042 min

United States hots single-day record for reported deaths: 785+; Deaths in Detroit surge as city braces for more cases; Top Health official: "very focused" on antibody testing to determine who has already recovered from the virus;

Trump warns of a "very, very painful two weeks" ahead; President Trump: "I want every American to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead; United States hots single-day record for reported deaths: 785+, nearly 80 percent of Americans under stay-at-home orders; White House cities model showing United States daily deaths will peak in 14 days; Dr. Fauci: Americans should be prepared for 100,000 deaths; White House extends social distancing guidelines until April 30; At least five states reporting more than 1,000 new cases today; Detroit becomes a coronavirus hotspot, police chief has virus; More than 500 Detroit police officers under quarantine, city's police chief recovering from coronavirus; Company begins antibody testing in Colorado, could allow for fewer restrictions nationwide; Colorado County testing all residents for coronavirus antibodies; Top health official: signs that social distancing is helping to flatten the curve in New York; Pentagon still waiting for info on where to ship 2,000 ventilators; CNN goes inside Seattle ICU treating coronavirus patients, DOC: greatest risk for workers is removing contaminated gear; Five members of one family diagnosed with coronavirus, mom still in hospital; New Yorkers cheer on frontline workers battling the virus;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Apr 1, 202039 min

Top United States health official: second outbreak in the fall is likely; 911 calls skyrocket in New York City as more first responders test positive for coronavirus; Governors to Trump: We need more testing, medical supplies;

Top United States health official: second outbreak in the fall is likely, warns United States could see 100,000 deaths or more; United States hits single-day record of 502 reported coronavirus deaths; Three-quarters of Americans under stay-at-home orders; Study: coronavirus death rate is lower than previously reported, but still higher than seasonal flu; 911 calls skyrocket by 50 percent in New York City amid coronavirus; Nearly 15 percent of New York Police Department officers out sick as cases surge; EMS worker with coronavirus in New York City shares his story; EMS worker: some first responders in New York City are sleeping in their cars between 16-hour shifts; New York Times: Trump says "I haven't heard about testing in weeks" has governors warn there are still issues with testing; Rhode Island: All out-of-state travelers must self-quarantine for 14 days; Rhode Island orders all non-residents to self-quarantine for 14 days after Cuomo vowed to sue over initial New York-focused order; Coronavirus symptoms could be confused for heart attack; Growing reports of patients thinking they're having a heart attack are being told they actually have coronavirus; Trump defends unproven allegations that hospitals are short on masks because "there's something going on"; Washington DC's first coronavirus patient returns home after spending three weeks in the hospital; Washington DC's "patient zero" tells his story; New York patients share ventilators amid dwindling supply; Macy's, Kohl's, and Gap furlough thousands of employees; Small business owners take drastic action to stay open;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 31, 202042 min

Trump says he'll decide on social distancing guidelines Monday, Tuesday; Pence, Fauci say Trump's desire to reopen U.S. by Easter is "Aspirational"; Trump Says U.S. will obtain 100K ventilators in next 100 days after questioning Governors pleading for the

Trump says he'll decide on social distancing guidelines Monday, Tuesday; Confirmed coronavirus cases in U.S. surpass 100,000; Under pressure from Governor's; Trump invokes defense production act, ordering GM to make ventilators; New York Governor Cuomo: Trump "Incorrect and Grossly Uniformed" about ventilators in storage; Trump says Governors should be "Appreciative"; Pence, Fauci say Trump's desire to reopen U.S. by Easter is "Aspirational"; U.S. Coronavirus cases top 100,000; Los Angeles cases triple in six days as New York deaths surpass 2019 homicides"; Trump Says U.S. will obtain 100K ventilators in next 100 days after questioning Governors pleading for them; More than 196 million Americans under stay-at-home orders; Rhode Island to enforce quarantines on New York visitors by going "Door to Door" and stopping cars with New York plates; 102-Year-Old Italian woman recovers from coronavirus; New York City Nurse: "We just feel like we've been abandoned"; New York City Doctor: "Every moment we spend doing our job put us at greater risk of getting sick"; Hospitals mull do-not-resuscitate situations amid coronavirus; New York Governor Cuomo responds to Trump live on CNN; Reported deaths in Louisiana soar more than 40% in one day; New Orleans Convention Center being turned into a makeshift hospital, brings back parallels of Katrina crisis; "This is going to get worse before it gets better," says President of New Orleans Nurses Association; Trump signs $2 trillion stimulus bill; Four passenger died on a cruise ship where two people have tested positive for coronavirus; 138 people sick abroad cruise ship, 4 passengers have diedTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 28, 20201h 1m

United States now has second-highest number of coronavirus cases globally; United States sees a record 248 deaths reported in a single day; Louisiana becomes latest hot spot in coronavirus crisis;

Trump: "We got to go back to work", United States cases top 81,300; Top health official says "the virus makes the timeline"; Coronavirus cases top 81,300, death toll at 1,186; United States now has second-highest number of coronavirus cases globally, behind China; United States now has most reported coronavirus cases in the world; More than 2,300 coronavirus cases reported in Louisiana, roughly six times the number from one week ago; Coronavirus cases soar in Louisiana as governor warns hospitals may run out of space, ventilators within weeks; New Orleans mayor defends holding Mardi Gras before coronavirus outbreak: "no red flags" from federal government; Louisiana one of five states to report 500+ new cases in one day; A record 3.3 million Americans file for unemployment; 150+ Boston hospital workers test positive for coronavirus; Doctors describe "apocalyptic" scenes at New York City hospital; Dad with coronavirus describes being isolated from his kids;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 27, 202041 min

Trump wants you open "large sections" of U.S. sooner than others; NYC hospital system sees "tenfold increase" in positive patients; Mnuchin defends giving Americans out of work more unemployment money as some Republicans object; Some Coronavirus test resu

11 states report more than 100 new Coronavirus cases today; Total U.S. cases top 64,000; Death toll at 900; 177 million Americans now under stay-at-home orders; Coronavirus cases surge in New York: 30K plus cases, 285 dead; N?YC ER Nurse: "We are terrified, everybody is terrified"; Washington Post: Hospitals consider do-not-resuscitate orders for Coronavirus patients to protect doctors; Nearly 10% of NYPD officers out sick as Coronavirus cases surge; Dozens of FDNY members test positive; 911 calls surge by 40%To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 26, 202042 min

Trump aiming to reopen country by Easter, top health official: "You gotta be very flexible"; Trump looks to reopen United States by Easter as nearly a third of the world's population under partial or total lockdown; Kudlow: $6 trillion to be spent on econ

Trump aiming to reopen country by Easter, defying many health experts: "I just thought it would be a beautiful time"; White House task force: People who left New York City over last few days should self-quarantine for 14 days to stop spread; United States coronavirus cases top 52,000, 685 deaths; Single-day coronavirus deaths in United States hit new record: 144; Trump wants to reopen country by Easter; Fauci: It's "flexible"; Trump wants to open up country "as we near the end" of crisis, health officials warn it's bound to get worse first; Trump wants to reopen country by Easter; Fauci: It's "flexible", 54 percent of United States population to be ordered to stay home; Kudlow: $6 trillion to be spent on economic stimulus, $2 trillion from congress, $4 trillion from federal; Trump's top economic adviser: We're headed for a "rough" period, but will only be for weeks and months, not years; Trump wants to reopen country by Easter, Morgan Stanley warns lifting restrictions too soon could make things worse; Louisiana seeing fastest growth rate of cases in the world; Reports: Woman dies waiting for coronavirus test results; Reports: 39-year-old health care worker dies waiting for coronavirus test results; Louisiana pastor defies state order, holds services for 1,000; Coronavirus killing more men than women across world; researchers say smoking, drinking may be factors;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 25, 202042 min

White House Coronavirus task force briefing; Trump admits "this is going to be bad"; Trump says he's "not going to let the curse be worse than the problem"; Trump: U.S. will "soon" be open for business again; Trump: "Our country wasn't meant to be shut do

Trump: "Not looking at months" for social distancing guidelines; Trump admits internal debate over social distancing guidelines; Trump: If up to docs, they'd "shut down the entire world"; Trump: Not considering a domestic travel restrictions now; Trump: Docs have not endorsed easing social distancing guidelines; Trump Admin. says it will crack down on medical supply hoarding; Nearly half of Diamond Princess Cruise were asymptomatic; WH Task Force: Millennials comprise less than 1% of deaths; U.S. looking ay why more young Americans are getting virus; U.S. surgeon general examining high number of Coronavirus cases among young Americans; Trump again says malaria drug could be a "game changer"; Nearly 70 FDA-approved drugs identified to test against virus; Classic songs get the Coronavirus treatment; Neil Diamond rewrites song: "Hands Washing Hands"To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 24, 20201h 2m

75 million Americans ordered to stay home as cases grow; VP Pence's staff member tests positive for Coronavirus, New York City mayor: "We haven't had a single response" from administration to suggest it has a "serious plan" to get U.S. supplies, NY nears

Cities, states, hospitals plead for more coronavirus supplies, Hospitals say they are in desperate need of medical supplies as number of Coronavirus cases soars in U.S., New York nears 8,000 cases; nearly half of U.S. total, NY doctor with Coronavirus: "like nothing I've ever experienced", Goldman Sachs predicts 2.25 unemployment claims this week; would be highest on record, restaurant owner lays off 4,500 employees due to virus, Pressure mounts to postpone summer Olympics in Tokyo, Americans coping with crisis by finding creative ways to helpTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 21, 202041 min

Dire warnings from coast to coast: California projects 25.5 million people will be infected; New York City: out of medical supplies in 2-3 weeks; Spring Breakers crowd Florida beaches despite coronavirus; China reports no new local coronavirus cases for

United States coronavirus cases and deaths double since Tuesday; State department tells Americans not to travel abroad, urges those who are to return or be prepared to stay indefinitely; California Governor projects 25.5 million people will be infected; Ohio man with coronavirus shares his story from hospital bed; Ohio man with coronavirus: like a "monster trying to kill" me; Patient has a message for those not taking coronavirus seriously; New York City expected to run out of medical supplies in 2-3 weeks; city needs 50 million surgical masks, 25 million gowns and 15,000 ventilators; China reports no new local coronavirus cases for first time, but fears of a second wave of infections remain; Trump: potential coronavirus treatment could be available immediately, FDA: It could be in trials for months; Doctor working on possible treatment for coronavirus using blood for patients who have already recovered; The many ways Americans are coping with coronavirus;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 20, 202042 min

Trump administration planning for potential 18-month pandemic; NYSE to close trading floor, United States-Canada border closing; Trump says coronavirus testing is expanding; labs say they are short on tests because they're missing key parts;

Trump administration planning for potential 18-month pandemic; NYSE to close trading floor, United States-Canada border closing; 8,400+ United States coronavirus cases, 143 deaths; thousands of flights canceled, millions of jobs at risk amid shutdowns; First sitting member of congress tests positive for coronavirus; Trump says coronavirus testing is expanding; labs say they are short on tests because they're missing key parts; White House warns cases will jump as a result of high-speed testing; First sitting member of congress tests positive for coronavirus; GOP Congressman developed symptoms after votes Friday; United States reaches 8,500+ known coronavirus cases, a jump of more than 2,900 new cases in 24 hours; Two Americans battling coronavirus share their stories; Dow plunges 1,338 points, nearly erases gains under Trump; Mnuchin warns unemployment rate could hit 20% without action; Dow closes below 20,000 for first time since 2017; Distillery owner outraged by price gouging and shortage of hand sanitizer converts his business to meet need; These Americans didn't know about virus crisis for 25 days;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 19, 202042 min

Trump admits Coronavirus is not under control, issues new guidelines, at least 4,245 cases in U.S., 81 deaths; Trump tells governors to get ventilators on their own, "We will be backing you, but try getting it yourselves"; Trump: U.S. may not have enough

Trump tells Americans to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people; Trump issues new guidelines and says the crisis could last until August; Multiple states postpone primaries amid Coronavirus crisis; Joe Biden promises to pick woman as Vice-President; Two E.R. doctors in critical conditions with Coronavirus;To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 17, 202042 min

Trump declares national emergency; $50 billion to combat coronavirus, More than 2,500 new coronavirus cases reported in one day in Italy, total number of cases now nearly 18,000, Second person who visited Mar-A-Lago contracts coronavirus

Trump declares national emergency as coronavirus is now nearly every state with 2,100+ cases, 48 deaths, Trump declares national emergency as coronavirus sparks shortages, statewide school closures in 15 states, Trump doesn't "take responsibility at all" for testing failures; some cities are launching drive-thru testing, Number of coronavirus cases and deaths soar in Italy, Italy reports 250 new deaths from coronavirus in one day; total number of deaths in country now nearly 1,300, Coronavirus patient says he's testing positive one month later, Apple reopens all 42 stores closed in China due to coronavirus, Trump says he'll "likely" be tested for coronavirus after two Mar-A-Lago visitors test positive, Miami mayor has coronavirus; was in close proximity to infected Brazilian official who also met with Trump, Shelves at some U.S. grocery stores cleaned out as fears grow about spread of coronavirus, American living on lockdown in Italy as coronavirus spreads "all day long we hear bad news", Florida takes steps to protect senior citizens amid coronavirus, Florida officials worry about large senior citizen population as coronavirus outbreak spreadsTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mar 14, 202041 min