Top medical experts warned senators about the dangers and challenges America continues to face from the coronavirus pandemic during a Senate hearing on Tuesday. CBS News medical contributor Dr. David Agus joined “CBS This Morning” to explain the biggest concerns and consequences of opening up too quickly. Source
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California Surgeon General on kids’ mental health struggles during coronavirus shutdowns
California Surgeon General, pediatrician Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, discusses how parents can recognize signs their children are struggling with their mental health during the coronavirus shutdowns — and the impact of stress and anxiety on children’s physical health. Source
113-year-old woman beats coronavirus
Maria Branyas lived through the 1918 flu pandemic – and now, coronavirus. Source
At-home coronavirus tests roll out with funding from Bill Gates
Both healthy and sick people in the Seattle area are encouraged to apply for the program from the comfort of their own homes. Source
Unemployment in the U.S. could hit 25%, Goldman Sachs says
Experts say it could take years for the U.S. job market to rebound from the massive hit delivered by the coronavirus. Source
Supreme Court wraps up remote arguments with Electoral College cases
The cases out of Washington and Colorado involving the Electoral College and so-called “faithless electors” come as the 2020 presidential campaign is heating up. Source
Filming mountain climber Alex Honnold
“60 Minutes” had 14 cameras rolling the day Alex Honnold tackled the sheer mountain face of Sentinel in Yosemite. While some of the cameramen were 2,600 feet below Honnold on the valley floor, others were suspended high above on climbing ropes. Source
How to manage distractions and connect with colleagues remotely
A LinkedIn survey found that most working professionals feel they are more productive mainly because they no longer spend time commuting. Source
House coronavirus subcommittee to hold first briefing
The White House has declined to make administration officials available to appear at House hearings. Source
Twitter takes new steps to fight misleading misinformation on coronavirus
Twitter is updating its approach to how it handles misinformation amid the coronavirus pandemic, introducing new labels and warning messages that will provide additional context and information on COVID-19. CNET senior producer Dan Patterson joined CBSN to explain the new system. Source