Erin Burnett OutFront

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;

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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;

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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;

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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";

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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";

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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;

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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;

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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 election

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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 election

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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;

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