It's Friday, April 10, 2020, and it's colder and windier in DC today than it was yesterday.

I'm Sean Robbins-Firham, and this is the weather in DC, along with your coronavirus

update from today explained.

We hit a bleak benchmark today more than 100,000 people around the world have died as a result

of this coronavirus, and that's likely an undercount.

Lockdowns are being extended around the world.

Ireland, Italy, South Africa, Malaysia are all looking to late April, early May at the

soonest.

Meanwhile, President Trump has been pushing to reopen the country next month.

It's worth noting that President Trump doesn't really have the authority to just open the

country back up.

The CDC has recommended people shelter in place through the end of April, but that's for

states to decide, which is why a few states still haven't really even shut down yet.

Nebraska.

We say antibody tests will be key to getting back to normalcy around the world.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, says a large number of antibody

tests should be available in the United States soon.

There have been problems with the accuracy of these tests, so I guess we'll have to wait

and see.

Another big part of getting back to normal is contact tracing.

Google and Apple are saying they're going to collaborate to use Bluetooth technology

in their billions of devices around the world to tell us if we've come into contact with

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