Today is Tuesday, April 28th.

We're talking about new federal guidance for how to reopen schools and churches.

There's an update about a promising vaccine that could be ready as soon as this fall,

and which state is scrapping their primary election completely.

Plus what to know about drone deliveries, AirB&B's new policies, and a mile wide asteroid flying toward

Earth.

Welcome, welcome to the newsworthy.

All the days news in less than 10 minutes.

Fast, fair, fun, and on the go.

I'm Erica Mandy.

Thanks so much for being here.

You ready? Let's do this.

The White House is considering the most detailed guidance yet on how to gradually lift

stay-at-home restrictions.

The AP got a hold of CDC documents still being reviewed by the Trump administration.

They give real specifics for certain kinds of organizations.

Some of what suggested includes schools spacing chairs and desks six feet apart,

getting rid of school assemblies, and having students eat in their classrooms instead of a cafeteria.

The guidelines say churches should hold services through video streaming or at outdoor venues as much as possible

and restaurants should consider using disposable menus dishes and utensils.

Of course all of this is really just advice since state and local officials are actually in charge of adopting and enforcing limits.

Remember states like Georgia, South Carolina and Oklahoma have already allowed some businesses to reopen with some social distancing measures in place.

...