The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown

Coronavirus death toll surpasses 18,000 in U.S.; Despite progress, not the time to be pulling back "at all"; Prominent coronavirus model now says today peak day for new deaths; NYT: New models show cases spike if stay-at-home orders lifted after 30 days; Trump: May shut down country again if cases spike upon reopening; More coronavirus cases in New York than any country in the world; Dr. Birx: Encouraging signs but we haven't reached the peak; Dr. Fauci: antibody tests coming "In a week or so"; Florida Gov appears to correct false claim that there had been no fatalities nationwide under the age of 25; NY preparing for mass burials; President Trump's Wall Street friends press him to reopen U.S. economy; Cuomo: Large-scale testing will be "The key to reopening" economy; Cuomo: Private firms can't meet testing goals, need federal help; Task Force: Philadelphia, DC, Baltimore mayors changing the curves in their cities; Philadelphia mayor: People should not get complacent; Dr. Gupta answers your questions about the virus

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Coronavirus death toll surpasses 18,000 in U.S.; Despite progress, not the time to be pulling back "at all"; Prominent coronavirus model now says today peak day for new deaths; NYT: New models show cases spike if stay-at-home orders lifted after 30 days; Trump: May shut down country again if cases spike upon reopening; More coronavirus cases in New York than any country in the world; Dr. Birx: Encouraging signs but we haven't reached the peak; Dr. Fauci: antibody tests coming "In a week or so"; Florida Gov appears to correct false claim that there had been no fatalities nationwide under the age of 25; NY preparing for mass burials; President Trump's Wall Street friends press him to reopen U.S. economy; Cuomo: Large-scale testing will be "The key to reopening" economy; Cuomo: Private firms can't meet testing goals, need federal help; Task Force: Philadelphia, DC, Baltimore mayors changing the curves in their cities; Philadelphia mayor: People should not get complacent; Dr. Gupta answers your questions about the virus

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Coronavirus death toll surpasses 16,000 in United States; White House task force: Baltimore, Philly and DC next coronavirus hot spots; 6.6 million in United States file jobless claims this week, 16.8 million in last three weeks; More coronavirus cases now in United States than Italy, Spain and France combined; Fauci: Summer vacations could be "in the cards... if we do the things that we need to do"; Cuomo: Current outbreak only "first wave of pandemic"; Sources: Trump to announce second task force focused on reopening economy; White House testing reporters attending today's briefing for coronavirus; California sees 1.9 percent drop of people in ICU; California governor: "Stay at home is working"; Federal reserve announces another $2.3 trillion loan package; Airlines and TSA report a 96 percent drop in United States air travel; Dr. Gupta answers your questions;

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Coronavirus death toll surpasses 16,000 in United States; White House task force: Baltimore, Philly and DC next coronavirus hot spots; 6.6 million in United States file jobless claims this week, 16.8 million in last three weeks; More coronavirus cases now in United States than Italy, Spain and France combined; Fauci: Summer vacations could be "in the cards... if we do the things that we need to do"; Cuomo: Current outbreak only "first wave of pandemic"; Sources: Trump to announce second task force focused on reopening economy; White House testing reporters attending today's briefing for coronavirus; California sees 1.9 percent drop of people in ICU; California governor: "Stay at home is working"; Federal reserve announces another $2.3 trillion loan package; Airlines and TSA report a 96 percent drop in United States air travel; Dr. Gupta answers your questions;

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Coronavirus deaths surpass 14,000 in United States; White House model revises United States deaths by August from 80,000 to 60,000; Fauci: 100,000 deaths not inevitable; Birx: DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia could be new hot spots; Governor Cuomo: Curve flattening in New York despite highest daily death toll; Fauci: Planning for "re-entry into normality" not like "turning a light switch on and off"; CNN poll: 55 percent say government has done poor job stopping virus; Trump blames World Health Organization, China, governors and watchdogs for pandemic response; CNN poll: Six in 10 Americans now say economy is in poor shape, up 30 points since last month; Almost 6,000 cases in Detroit, at least 240 deaths; New preparations in Chicago as deaths surge; Louisiana population 33 percent African-American, 70 percent of coronavirus deaths African-American; Worries about new virus hot spots; One-on-one with hospital ship's captain; Crew member of hospital ship tests positive had not been in contact with patients; Global coronavirus cases pass 1.5 million; Dr. Gupta answers your questions;

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Coronavirus deaths surpass 14,000 in United States; White House model revises United States deaths by August from 80,000 to 60,000; Fauci: 100,000 deaths not inevitable; Birx: DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia could be new hot spots; Governor Cuomo: Curve flattening in New York despite highest daily death toll; Fauci: Planning for "re-entry into normality" not like "turning a light switch on and off"; CNN poll: 55 percent say government has done poor job stopping virus; Trump blames World Health Organization, China, governors and watchdogs for pandemic response; CNN poll: Six in 10 Americans now say economy is in poor shape, up 30 points since last month; Almost 6,000 cases in Detroit, at least 240 deaths; New preparations in Chicago as deaths surge; Louisiana population 33 percent African-American, 70 percent of coronavirus deaths African-American; Worries about new virus hot spots; One-on-one with hospital ship's captain; Crew member of hospital ship tests positive had not been in contact with patients; Global coronavirus cases pass 1.5 million; Dr. Gupta answers your questions;

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Coronavirus death toll tops 12,000 in United States; CDC director: United States coronavirus deaths could be "much lower" than 200,000 predicted by some models; White House Adviser Navarro circulated January memo warning of coronavirus catastrophe; Trump says he is aware of January memo warning of coronavirus catastrophe; Trump removes independent watchdog overseeing coronavirus emergency funds; Trump fires two inspector general in four days; 97 percent of Americans under stay-at-home orders; New York reports deadliest day of pandemic; Deaths surge in New York, new cases flattening; Acting navy secretary resigns after calling ousted aircraft carrier captain "stupid"; "Big disparity" in infections; Life after surviving the virus; Coronavirus survivors tell their stories; New York reports deadliest day of pandemic;

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Coronavirus death toll tops 12,000 in United States; CDC director: United States coronavirus deaths could be "much lower" than 200,000 predicted by some models; White House Adviser Navarro circulated January memo warning of coronavirus catastrophe; Trump says he is aware of January memo warning of coronavirus catastrophe; Trump removes independent watchdog overseeing coronavirus emergency funds; Trump fires two inspector general in four days; 97 percent of Americans under stay-at-home orders; New York reports deadliest day of pandemic; Deaths surge in New York, new cases flattening; Acting navy secretary resigns after calling ousted aircraft carrier captain "stupid"; "Big disparity" in infections; Life after surviving the virus; Coronavirus survivors tell their stories; New York reports deadliest day of pandemic;

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Governor Cuomo says "possible flattening of the curve" in New York but warns crisis is not over; Health and human services inspector warns of "widespread" and "severe" medical supply shortages; Wisconsin postpones Tuesday's elections as cases rise; California trying to organize states to work together, instead of competing, for supplies; White House continues to push anti-malaria drug against recommendation of medical experts; Surgeon General: This week is going to be "our Pearl Harbor moment, our 9/11 moment"; Fauci: up to 50 percent of those infected may not show symptoms; CNN obtains audio of Navy secretary blasting ousted commander as "stupid" in address to ship's crew; Source: Biden and Trump spoke by phone about coronavirus; Boston mayor hoping for end to "mixed messages"; Inside an emergency room; Life and death struggles in a hospital emergency room; First responders' challenges; Coronavirus hot spot; New Orleans mayor: Coroner's office is at capacity; Heroes face new hurdles; Coronavirus strains emergency services across United States;

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Governor Cuomo says "possible flattening of the curve" in New York but warns crisis is not over; Health and human services inspector warns of "widespread" and "severe" medical supply shortages; Wisconsin postpones Tuesday's elections as cases rise; California trying to organize states to work together, instead of competing, for supplies; White House continues to push anti-malaria drug against recommendation of medical experts; Surgeon General: This week is going to be "our Pearl Harbor moment, our 9/11 moment"; Fauci: up to 50 percent of those infected may not show symptoms; CNN obtains audio of Navy secretary blasting ousted commander as "stupid" in address to ship's crew; Source: Biden and Trump spoke by phone about coronavirus; Boston mayor hoping for end to "mixed messages"; Inside an emergency room; Life and death struggles in a hospital emergency room; First responders' challenges; Coronavirus hot spot; New Orleans mayor: Coroner's office is at capacity; Heroes face new hurdles; Coronavirus strains emergency services across United States;

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