Erin Burnett OutFront

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;

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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.;

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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.;

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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;

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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;

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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;

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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;

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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.

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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.

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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;

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