Federal stay-at-home guidelines that were due to expire Monday have been extended until at least the end of April. More than 143,000 coronavirus cases are reported across America and more than 2,500 people have died. New York has the most cases by far, with more than 59,000, but the numbers are going up rapidly in states like Louisiana, Michigan, Illinois and California. David Begnaud reports on how bad the outbreak could get. Source

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President Trump extended the social distancing guidelines to slow the spread of the coronavirus, as the death toll rapidly rises. Also, people in several states are cleaning up after tornadoes. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Source

President says U.S. likely still 2 weeks from COVID-19 “peak” as New York governor warns it’s spreading “like fire through dry grass” in nursing homes. Source

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President says U.S. likely still 2 weeks from COVID-19 “peak” as New York governor warns it’s spreading “like fire through dry grass” in nursing care homes. Source

They’ll now be in place until at least April 30. The number of U.S. cases has passed 142,000 and the death toll is nearing 2,500. Source

Governor Andrew Cuomo said the Javits Center in Manhattan is being transformed into a hospital with 1,000 beds. Source