President Trump makes a shocking statement that he's been taking anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine for over a week to prevent coronavirus infection. Mark Cuban suggests the U.S. government pay American families $1,000 every 2 weeks for 2 months. A medical experts weighs in on our chances of contracting the virus outdoors. A Harvard study shows age-specific shelter-in-place may be more effective. The restaurant industry faces a bleak future, coming out of the pandemic. 

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A new study says YES--social distancing has been working. But will the nicer weather and long holiday weekend coming up tempt too many people to go out and socialize with each other?

Will the anti-vaccine movement crush any hope that people will get a vaccine if one is developed? How influential are they? 

College students stuck at home learning online while self-quarantining can actually negotiate their tuition. 

 

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Ousted federal vaccine expert Dr. Rick Bright criticizes the Trump administration's handling of the pandemic during his congressional testimony. Medical researchers are rethinking the effect of the coronavirus on children. Sacramento is preparing to allow restaurants to set up tables on streets and in parking lots to give more room to diners. The pandemic is forever changing the way we fly, forcing the airline industry to adapt. Cats with the coronavirus may not show symptoms, infecting other cats.

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Small businesses owners struggling to keep their doors open during the pandemic. Grocery prices jumped in month of April. Hospitals are changing their building designs to prepare for a pandemic. A new app aims to track down coronavirus hotspots. The pandemic-induced recession is forcing some Americans into early retirement. 

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Doctor Anthony Fauci offers a sobering assessment, saying the outbreak isn't under control and reopening businesses should be done very carefully. So how much longer do we have to go before we can all relax a bit?  

Will new health technology make offices safer or are they just invasions of privacy?

Good deeds done. A husband and wife in Pennsylvania credit a grocery store with saving the woman's life.

Hollywood is working to start up production on TV shows and movies again. But doing so poses some safety questions. 

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As more businesses open back up, what happens if cases and deaths spike? What would a second shutdown look like? 

One Stanford scientist questions if the shutdowns and social distancing really work. 

The son of Jonas Salk, who developed the polio vaccine, compares today's pandemic with worries decades ago about polio. 

While your stuck at home with your dog, a veterinarian says watch out for some behavioral problems. 

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The jobless numbers are in and they're Great Depression-level ugly.  The U.S. unemployment rate is now close to 15 percent. How long will this economic beating continue? 

When will court trials start up again? Can we keep everyone who needs to be in a courtroom together safe? 

Hall of Fame baseball slugger Andre Dawson now owns a funeral home and talks about how the coronavirus pandemic is changing his second career.  

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Llamas could save the day. Their antibodies are being studied to find out if we can develop an effective treatment against the virus. 

Men stuck at home with their wives and girlfriends might think they're doing more around the house but the women tell a different story. 

Three teachers share their stories on educating kids online and dealing with life away from the classroom. 

Social distancing rules apparently still apply even in fatal car accidents.

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Face masks are now seen everywhere. But are they really necessary? Do they protect as much as we hope? 

The old oral polio vaccine could be a key to fighting the virus. 

 

It's National Nurses Day and we ask two nurses how they're holding up in this pandemic. 

Plans are in the works to restart baseball and one NFL team has some ideas to keep fans safe in the stadium. 

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A new twist in the coronavirus saga. Research suggests there's a mutated strain that's been going around the U.S. and it's more contagious than the original. 

A doctor in Australia explains why her country is getting things under control. 

A grocery store worker hopes people see her and her colleagues in a new light. 

The shopping experience is getting a major makeover. 

 

 

 

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