We break down the news with WBUR senior political reporter Anthony Brooks.

The daily press briefings from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo have become must-see TV. We talk about what good leadership looks like in a time of crisis and how other leaders stack up.

Plus, WBUR's Anthony Brooks brings us analysis of the governor's remarks.

Plus, what should leadership look like in a time of crisis? We'll ask David Gergen, who has advised four Presidents.

We dig into the coronavirus statistics locally and across the country – and what they mean for minority communities.

We bring you live coverage and analysis of Gov. Charlie Baker's daily coronavirus briefing.

Massachusetts General Hospital says 35-40% of their COVID-19 patients are Latino, compared to 9% of the general patient population before the outbreak. In other states, the virus is wreaking havoc on African American communities. Why?

Dr. Peter Slavin says if President Trump had taken action sooner to increase ventilator production via the Defense Production Act, Mass General and other hospitals facing shortages "might be in a very different position."

A doctor in the emergency room and a nurse working a COVID-only floor share their experiences so far.

We speak with medical worker Josh Merson and his wife, Deb, about how they are coping in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.