United States coronavirus cases near 1 million, deaths top 55,000; States move to reopen as United States cases near 1 million; White House official: Goal is to help each state reach ability to test at least 2 percent of its residents; Trump refuses to take responsibility for spike in calls to poison control center after his disinfectant comment; Washington Post: Trump's intel briefing repeatedly warned of threat as he downplayed the virus; Source: White House coronavirus task force may soon begin scaling back number of meetings; Texas government will allow some businesses to reopen Friday at 25 percent capacity, order supersedes local restrictions; Texas governor reopens some retail as Houston mayor larges caution; White House economy advisor warns of unemployment rivaling Great Depression; Houston mayor warns of economic fallout as oil-rich city takes hit; Heartburn drug being studied as coronavirus treatment patients in study are taking mega-doses at New York hospital; WHO: Not enough research to know if antibodies give immunity; Tyson foods chairman: "The food supply chain is breaking"; Tyson Foods chair: Plant closures means "millions of pounds of meat will disappear" from food supply;
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Erin Burnett OutFront