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Welcome to Prognosis. I'm Laura Carlson. It's day 62 since coronavirus was declared a global pandemic.

Our main story.

As the pandemic rages on, shelter-in-place orders have stretched from weeks to months.

For some, it's causing distance fatigue and inspiring people to search for safe ways

to bend the rules. An epidemiologist explains how to think about the risks of cutting corners

while social distancing. But first, here's what happened today.

In testimony before a Senate panel today, Anthony Fauci, the top infectious disease

official in the U.S., strongly warned against reopening the economy too soon.

Fauci said he's concerned about cities and states resuming business

without reaching checkpoints outlined in the White House guidelines for deciding when it's safe.

Those checkpoints include things like declining infections.

Fauci said a premature reopening would trigger outbreaks that could spiral out of control.

Not only would that lead to avoidable suffering in death, he said, but it would set back an economic recovery, and, quote, turn the clock back rather than going forward.

Fauci's call for caution puts him in direct conflict with President Donald Trump's race

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