It's the last day of April 2020.

We did it.

Although April is not going to quietly in the District of Columbia, lots of showers today.

I'm Sean Ramas Vroom and this is your coronavirus update from today explained.

South Korea has reported no new coronavirus cases for the first time in 10 weeks.

No word on how North Korea is doing or even where its leader is.

Much more on that in today's show.

Russia's Prime Minister says he has COVID-19.

Mikael V. Mishustin announced the news on a video conference call with the Russian President.

Putin downplayed COVID-19 risks early on but has taken it seriously now that it's quickly

spreading through the country.

Another 3.8 million American workers filed for unemployment last week, which brings the

6 week total to over 30 million.

It's just under 10% of the country that's unemployed.

It's a historic number.

It's also probably an undercount.

The Brad Pitt of the coronavirus task force Dr. Anthony Fauci says it's doable to have

millions of doses of a COVID-19 vaccine available by January.

He didn't offer a lot of details but there's been a fair amount of reporting on how to accelerate

the vaccine approval process.

We even did some on this show a few weeks back.

Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti says that all LA county residents can now get tested

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