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Cuomo Prime Time
• Trump: "I'm A Cheerleader For This Country"; Deaths Surge In New York & New Cases Flattening; Joe Biden: "Democracy Has To Continue To Function." Aired 9-10p ET


Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees
• U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 12,700; CDC Director: U.S. Death Toll Could Be "Much Lower" Than Predicted If Americans Stick With Social Distancing; Pres. Trump Says He Will Put A "Very Powerful Hold" On WHO Funding, Then Says He's Only Considering the Move; U.S. Reports Highest Single-Day Death Toll: 1,736; Adjusted Coronavirus Model Predicts Fewer People In U.S. Will Need Hospitals, But Nearly 82,000 Will Still Die By August; Trump Removes Independent Watchdog Tasked With Overseeing Coronavirus Emergency Funds; NYC Reports 806 New Coronavirus Deaths, 5,825 New Cases. Aired 8-9p ET


Amanpour
• Boris Johnson Remains in Intensive Care; Number of Cases and Deaths in U.K. Rising; Dominic Raab Takes Over for Boris Johnson; George Osborne, Former U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer is Interviewed; Britain's Fight Against the Coronavirus; Jeremy Farrar, Director, The Wellcome Trust, is Interviewed About Exit Strategy on Coronavirus; Interview With Billie Jean King. Aired 2-3p ET


At This Hour
• Did Not Air 11a-12p ET


The Global Brief with Bianca Nobilo
• Did Not Air 5-5:30p ET


The Lead with Jake Tapper
• Coronavirus Hitting African-Americans Hardest; Acting Navy Secretary Submits Resignation; U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Passes 12,000; As Trump Downplayed Coronavirus, January Memo Warned White House It Could Become "Full-Blown Pandemic"; Treasury to Ask for Another $250B for Overwhelmed Small Business Loan Program Plagued with Glitches. Aired 4-4:30p ET
• Interview With Celebrity Chef Jose Andres; FEMA and States Battling Over Medical Supplies?; Health Care Workers at Risk. Aired 4:30-5p ET


Don Lemon Tonight
• President Trump Denies Seeing Peter Navarro's Memo; White House Press Secretary Out Of Her Post; Too Soon For New York To Chill; Acting Secretary Of The Navy Resigns After Calling Ousted Aircraft Carrier Captain Stupid; USNS Comfort Changes Mission, Now Taking Coronavirus Patients; President Trump On Reopening The Country: I'd Love To Open With A Big Bang; More Than 12,800 U.S. Deaths From Coronavirus Cases, 1,800-Plus Deaths Reported Today, The Most In One Day; Voting In Wisconsin Amid Coronavirus Fears. Aired 10-11p ET
• Trump Wants To Cut WHO Funding?; African-Americans More Prone To Being Hit By Coronavirus; Hydroxychloroquine And Other Treatments Are Being Explored To Fight COVID-19; Singer-Songwriter John Prine Dies From COVID-19 Complications; Rollouts Of $2 Trillion Relief Package Marred By Glitches And Breakdowns; Is CDC Being Sidelined In Coronavirus Crisis? Aired 11p-12a ET


CNN Newsroom
• Louisiana Governor: Seventy Percent of COVID-19 Deaths in State are African-Americans; Michigan's Two Largest Healthcare Providers Say 2,000-Plus Staff Members Infected with COVID-19; Wisconsin Polls Open Despite Virus Concerns as Democrats Fight to Delay; New York Governor Sees Possible Flattening of the Curve; Peter Navarro Allegedly Warned White House of Pandemic in January; U.K.'s Prime Minister in ICU After Coronavirus Symptoms Worsened. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• FDNY Members Test Positive for Virus; New Study on Pregnant Women and Coronavirus; Grisham Leaving West Wing. Aired 9:30-10a
• Early Signs Social Distancing Is Working As Nation Battles Outbreak; U.K Prime Minister Johnson In ICU After Coronavirus Symptoms Worsened; Surgeon General Says, Many Black Americans At Higher Risk For COVID. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Wisconsin Primary Today Despite Governor's Efforts; Interview with University of Nebraska Medical Center Chancellor Jeffrey Gold; Interview with Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Trump: County Will Re-Open "Sooner Than People Think"; NY Governor Cuomo Gives Update on Coronavirus Response. Aired 11-11:30a ET
• NY Governor Cuomo Gives Update On Coronavirus Response; Dr. Rochelle Walensky Discusses Monday's Largest Single-Day Increase In Deaths In NY & Boston Mayor On Spike Happening In Massachusetts; Wisconsin Holds Primary Election Amid Pandemic; British P.M. Boris Johnson In Intensive Care; Mayor Paul TenHaken (R), Sioux Falls Discusses Why No Statewide Stay-At-Home Order As 70 Percent In South Dakota Could Be Infected. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
• Small Louisiana Parish Begins Drive-Thru Testing Today; New York Governor Andrew Cuomo: Monday Was Largest Single-Day Increase In Number Of Deaths; Surgeon General Jerome Adams: I Expect U.S. Will Have Fewer Than 100K Deaths; New York Governor Andrew Cuomo: How Quickly U.S. Can Restart Life Depends On Testing; Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards: There's A Disparity Happening With Coronavirus Deaths. Aired 12-12:30p ET
• Coronavirus Hitting Black Communities Harder Than Others; Small Business Loan Program Plagued By Glitches; MLB Considering Playing Games At Single Location. Aired 12:30-1p ET
• Nearly 400,000 U.S. Coronavirus Cases, Deaths Top 11,000; Wisconsin Voters Face Long Lines Amid Pandemic; Acting Navy Secretary Ordered To Apologize After Calling Navy Captain Stupid. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Former Navy Secretary, Ray Mabus, Discusses Trump Saying He'll "Get Involved" With Ousted Navy Captain's Case; Interview With House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA); British P.M. Boris Johnson In Intensive Care. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• U.S. Measures to Slow Coronavirus Spread Increase; Interview with President of American Medical Association Patrice Harris; Interview with Illinois State Comptroller. Susana Mendoza Aired 2- 2:30p ET
• Stephanie Grisham Out As White House Press Secretary; Trump Removes Watchdog Of Pandemic Accountability Group; Drug Hoarding Making Life Difficult For Patients; Health Care Workers Sound Alarm On Severe Staff Shortages & Urgent Need For Medical Supplies; Michigan's Two Largest Health Care Providers Say Over 2,000 Health Care Workers Test Positive; Grocery & Other Essential Stores Introduce New Safety Measures Amid Pandemic. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Coronavirus Hitting African-Americans Hardest; Acting Navy Secretary Submits Resignation; Did President Trump Ignore Coronavirus Warnings?; U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Passes 12,000. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• New Jersey Nurse Details Struggles After Treating Three Family Members for Virus; New Groups of Infected Patients Tied to Kansas Church Events; Hockey, Basketball Consider When to Bring Back Games; More Than 12,000 People Have Died from Virus in The U.S. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• British Prime Minister in ICU; U.S. Faces Widespread Shortage of Medical Supplies; Inside a New York Emergency Room Battling Coronavirus; China Reports No New Deaths for First Time on Monday; Japanese P.M. to Declare State of Emergency; Cardinal Pell Freed, Sex Abuse Conviction Overturned; Investigating the Origin of the Coronavirus. Aired 12-1a ET
• Did Not Air 1-2a ET
• Foreign Secretary Raab To Step In Where Necessary For Johnson; Cardinal Pell Freed, Sex Abuse Conviction Overturned; Japan PM To Declare State Of Emergency In 7 Areas; British Prime Minister in ICU; U.S. Faces Widespread Shortage of Medical Supplies; China's Continuing War on COVID-19; Spain and Italy Face Economic Instability amid an Extended Lockdown; Ecuador Struggles to Bury Its Dead. Aired 2-3a ET
• : Prime Minister Boris Johnson Still in ICU; U.S. Remains the Epicenter of Coronavirus; Spain and Italy Proves Lockdown Works; Coronavirus Pandemic; Johns Hopkins, 368,000 Plus Cases, 10,900 Plus Deaths In The United States; USNS Comfort To Treat Covid-19 Patients Off New York; British Prime Minister Boris Johnson In The Intensive Care; How Markets Are Reacting To Boris Johnson's Move To ICU; India To Relax Export Ban On Anti-Malaria Drug; Cardinal Pell Freed From Prison; Young Composer Plays Isolation Waltz; Families Draw, Create Rainbow Art To Brighten Days. Aired 3-4a ET
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in Intensive Care; More than 97 Percent of U.S. Under Stay-At-Home Orders; New York Still in Crisis but Seeing Possible Plateau; Health Experts Say Peak Death Rate Still to Come; India to Relax Export Ban on Anti-Malaria Drug; China Reports No New Deaths for First Time in Months; Investigating the Origins of COVID-19. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in Intensive Care; Inside a New York City Emergency Room Battling COVID-19; European Market Moves Come After Wall Street Rally; Cardinal Pell Freed, Sex Abuse Conviction Overturned; New York Philharmonic Plays Tribute to Medical Workers. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson In Intensive Care; Senators Call on Trump to Address PPE Shortage; New York Still in Crisis, But Seeing Possible Plateau; Virus Hitting Some African American Communities Hard; European Market Moves Come After Wall Street Rally. Aired 5-5:30a ET
• NYT Reports Trump Adviser Issued Start Warning About Coronavirus In January; British Prime Minister Boris Johnson In Intensive Care With Coronavirus; Inmates Warn That U.S. Prisons Are Not Prepared For Coronavirus. Aired 5:30-6a ET


CNN RIGHT NOW
• Did Not Air 1-2p ET


Connect the World
• British Prime Minister in ICU; Fauci Suggests Social Distancing Will Be the Norm for a While; Wuhan to Drop Lockdown; Japan Launches State of Emergency; Trump Insists on Praise for Outbreak Response; Wisconsin Moves Ahead with Voting; Closing Schools May Have Small Effect on Virus Spread; Drug Hoarding Making Life Difficult for Patients. Aired 10-11a ET


Erin Burnett Outfront
• U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 12,000; Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) New York Discusses About New York's Decline In Hospitalization; Gov. Cuomo: NY Sees Largest Single-Day Increase In Deaths, But "Reaching A Plateau In The Number Of Hospitalizations"; Trump: African-Americans Dying From Coronavirus Is "Disproportional" & "They're Getting Hit Very Hard"; Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D), Chicago Is Interviewed About Disproportionate Effect On People Of Color Caused By Coronavirus; Top Trump Adviser Hopes U.S. Economy Reopens In Four To Eight Weeks. Aired 7-8p ET


Early Start with John Berman and Zoraida Sambolin
• Did Not Air 4-5a ET
• Did Not Air 5-6a ET


First Move with Julia Chatterley
• Prime Minister Johnson Receiving Oxygen And Remains In Intensive Care; China Prepares To Reopen Wuhan And Reports No Coronavirus-Related Deaths Today; Japan Restricting Activities In Seven Prefectures Including Tokyo. Aired 9-10a ET


Inside Politics
• Did Not Air 12-1p ET


New Day
• Northeast Governors Report Signs that Social Distancing May Be Working; Reports: Trump Advisor Warned White House in January of Pandemic Risks; U.K. Cabinet 'Taken by Surprise' by Johnson's Deteriorating Condition. Aired 6-6:30a ET
• Boris Johnson's Successor; Covid-19 Survivor Describes his Battle; Trump May bet Involved in Navy Captain's Case; Frustrations Grow for Small Business. Aired 6:30-7a ET
• Northeast Governors Report Signs That Social Distancing May Be Working; U.K Cabinet Taken By Surprise By Johnson's Deteriorating Condition; U.S Health Officials Concerned About Emerging Hot Spots. Aired 7-7:30a ET
• Doctors Give Blood Plasma from Survivors to Virus Patients; New York Woman Connects Coronavirus Survivors with Researchers; Wisconsin Holds Primary Today After Court Overrules Governor. Aired 7:30-8a ET
• New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut Reporting Possible Leveling Off of Death Rates Due to Coronavirus Spread; President Trump Comments on Availability of Testing for Coronavirus; White House Economic Adviser Peter Navarro Issued Early Warnings of Severity of Coronavirus; British PM Boris Johnson in Intensive Care Unit as Symptoms Worsen. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• Nurse Comes out of Retirement to Help; Wisconsin Holds Primary Today; Coronavirus Across the Nation; Answers to Your Coronavirus Questions. Aired 8:30-9a ET


Quest Means Business
• British PM Johnson Stable, Remains In Intensive Care; U.S. Stocks Rise, Dow Further Out Of Bear Territory; Lockdown Lifted In Wuhan, China; Acting U.S. Navy Secretary Resigns Amid Feud With Ousted Captain; Trump, Bankers Discuss Help For Small Firms; Wizz Air Switches To Humanitarian, Medical Flights; Lower League Football Faces Huge Financial Hit; 3M To Import Nearly 167 Million Masks Made Overseas. Aired 3-4p ET


The Situation Room
• CDC Director: U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Could Be "Much Lower" Than 200,000-Plus Predicted By Some Models; Trump Removes Independent Watchdog Overseeing Coronavirus Emergency Funds; Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 12,000 In U.S.; Acting Navy Secretary Resigns After Calling Ousted Aircraft Carrier Captain "Stupid"; Surgeon General: African- Americans Face "Higher Risk" Of Coronavirus; Ninety-Seven Percent Of Americans Under Stay-At-Home Orders; British PM Boris Johnson "Stable" In ICU. Aired 5-6p ET
• Coronavirus Death Toll In U.S. Passes 12,000; Trump Says He May Put A Hold On U.S Funding For The World Health Organization. Aired 6- 7p ET


CNN 10
• The Impact of COVID-19 on Holy Week; Beneficial Blood of Corona Virus Survivors; The Perseverance of CNN Heroes