Tornadoes tore across the South, destroying homes from Louisiana to Alabama. Also, officials debate when the U.S. economy could start to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Source

As governments around the world face mounting pressure to revive flailing economies, President Trump appears to be at odds with his top disease expert. Source

Sandy Brown said her final farewells to her husband and son at a funeral home on Facebook Live. Source

“As much of the world grinds to a halt amid the coronavirus pandemic, people who are living under lockdown have looked up to notice clearer, sparkling night skies. In Europe, the absence of most cars and the closure of stadiums, shops and offices has led to a drop in air pollution and revealed awe-inspiring stars that many living in suburban and urban areas could have never seen otherwise. Roxana Saberi speaks to stargazers who find comfort in the night sky amid the world’s current crisis. ” Source

Numerous deaths reported in Mississippi, one in Arkansas; multiple tornadoes touch down in region; about 750,000 customers without power. Source

As Smithfield Foods closes South Dakota pork plant after outbreak there, CEO says that closure and others pushing nation “perilously close to the edge” Source

New York’s health care workers treating coronavirus describe lack of equipment, infections of colleagues; Then, dealing with the mental health issues brought on by the coronavirus pandemic; And, the resurrection of New York’s St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Source

Even if they haven’t been infected with the coronavirus, hundreds of millions of Americans have had their lives upended by the pandemic. John Dickerson reports on the toll the virus taken on our mental health. Source

In New York, the epicenter of the U.S. crisis, Cardinal Timothy Dolan led mass before an empty St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Source

In 2011, the 60 Minutes correspondent got a rare look at Mount Athos, where prayers have been offered every day without interruption for more than a thousand years Source