United States reports 869 new deaths today, most in one day; Dozens infected, two dead in Washington after choir rehearsal; One Michigan hospital's ICU at capacity as cases surge;

United States coronavirus death toll doubles in three days, more than 90 percent of Americans facing stay-at-home order; Trump adviser on ignoring early virus predictions from administration experts: Trump "took a gamble and got it wrong"; Source close to White House task force applying social distancing measures sooner "might have a difference"; Trump: United States strategic national stockpile nearly depleted; Trump: Days ahead battling virus "are going to be horrific"; Dozens infected, two dead in Washington, linked to choir rehearsal held before CDC issued guidelines on large groups; Choir director on decision to hold rehearsal that infected dozens of members in Washington State; Michigan ranks third in coronavirus case total; Pence: coronavirus could "largely" be "behind us" by early June; Sources: White House task force may soon recommend Americans wear masks; Trump pushes $2 trillion infrastructure plan for next stimulus; Trump, democrats in agreement that infrastructure should be focus of next round of coronavirus stimulus plan; Schumer to Trump: give frontline federal workers hazard pay; Schumer calls for 25 percent hazard pay for frontline federal workers, says trump "needs to do this now"; Trump on plan to give hazard pay to workers: "I like it"; Millions struggling to pay monthly rent due today; The many ways Americans are being told to stay home; Governor to those defying orders: No more "knucklehead" parties;

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