The airline industry is reeling from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, and many companies are trying to figure out how to not only ensure safety but how to make passengers feel safe enough to fly. CEO and founder of The Points Guy Brian Kelly joins “CBS This Morning” to give you some tips on how to travel safely if you have to during this time, and takes a glance into what the future of air travel may look like. Source

New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz, has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. All major concerts have been canceled, and the streets are no longer buzzing with the musical sounds the city is known for. The artists of New Orleans have found a way to continue entertaining audiences with live streamed online concerts, some right outside of their homes in the driveway and others playing to empty streets from balconies. Mireya Villarreal speaks to some of these musicians about their creative new performances. Source

Grimes has finally explained the meaning behind the strange name – but some people are still scratching their heads Source

By Monday, virtually all U.S. airlines will require passengers and crew to wear masks. Source

Dallas hair salon owner Shelley Luther was sentenced to 7 days in jail after she ripped up a judge’s order and refused to close her shop during the coronavirus emergency. KTVT’s Andrea Lucia reports. Source

Denice Benefiel says she put her heart and soul into the business — now she’s “watching it go down the tubes.” Source

Seniors file back into class, wearing masks and having their temperatures checked, for the first time in months to prep for exams. Source

Lori Vallow’s mother and sister are publicly defending the Idaho mom for the first time in the midst of a high-profile missing children case. Vallow is charged with the apparent disappearance of her children, Tylee and JJ, who have not been seen in months. Her two relatives told Jonathan Vigliotti that Vallow would never harm her children for “48 Hours,” which airs Saturdays at 10 p.m. ET. Source

Most states have loosened their original stay-at-home orders to varying degrees, which concerns public health experts who say the U.S. is loosening its grip too quickly. Source

Denice Benefiel said she put her heart and soul into the business — and now she’s “watching it go down the tubes.” She said she blames the federal government, which she said did not do enough for small businesses. Source