Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec said the recommendations were developed in consultation with Congress and the federal judiciary. Source

Actor Robert De Niro warned his fellow New Yorkers to stay home during the coronavirus outbreak. The actor channeled his character from “Meet The Parents” to tell everyone, “I’m watching you.” Governor Andrew Cuomo shared the video on Twitter, along with messages from other celebrities. Source

Coronavirus has forced 60 Minutes out of its 52-year home in the CBS Broadcast Center, but it hasn’t knocked the show off the air. Correspondent Bill Whitaker pays tribute to all those who put this show together from their homes and remote workspaces. Source

Coronavirus has forced 60 Minutes out of its 52-year home in the CBS Broadcast Center, but it hasn’t knocked the show off the air. Correspondent Bill Whitaker pays tribute to all those who put this show together from their homes and remote workspaces. Source

The Dow declined 2.9% after the stimulus bill to aid workers and businesses stalled in the U.S. Senate. Source

Governor Andrew Cuomo said the Javits Center in Manhattan is being transformed into a hospital with 1,000 beds to treat coronavirus patients. Source

A 9-year-old boy from Ireland didn’t let coronavirus precautions stop him from playing music with his grandpa. They sang Queen’s “I Want To Break Free” together – digitally. The boy’s mom filmed the duet and it went viral on Twitter. Source

Singer Kenny Rogers, best known for his 1978 country hit “The Gambler,” died Saturday, May 21 at age 81. In this profile originally broadcast on “CBS Sunday Morning” on September 3, 2006, Rogers talked with correspondent Russ Mitchell about his transition from avant-garde jazz, folk and rock to country, and his passion for photography. Mitchell also talked with superstar Dolly Parton about her hit duet with Rogers, “Islands in the Stream.” Source

Lora Shiao, who previously held National Counterterrorism Center’s third-highest position as executive director, will become the center’s first female acting director on April 3. Source

Neil Diamond is doing his part to promote steps to prevent the spread of the coronavirus – and he found a creative way to do it. Diamond changed the lyrics to his iconic hit “Sweet Caroline” for a musical PSA about the virus. Source