KEILAR: Apple is rolling out temperature checks and requiring customers to wear masks as the company starts to reopen stores. CNN's Cristina Alesci has more.</s>CRISTINA ALESCI, CNN BUSINESS & POLITICS CORRESPONDENT: Brianna, shopping at Apple stores is going to be a dramatically different experience as the company moves to reopen 500 stores around the world. Customers are going to be required to wear masks and get their temperatures checked. So far, the company has reopened 100 stores around the world with these changes and others, including more frequent de-cleaning and limiting the people in the store. The company also said in a statement on Sunday it will begin curbside drop off and pick-up in certain locations. And a company executive warned that it won't hesitate to close stores down again if the local conditions warrant. Apple, like many other companies, saying it learned from reopening in China and it's applying those lessons around the world. The company saying that stores there have been successfully opened for months now -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Cristina, thank you so much for that report. I'm Brianna Keilar. This is CNN's special live coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. We begin with news on the vaccine front. There's a breakthrough for potentially. Today, some very early results from a big drug company's trials show promise. Eight candidates, eight immune responses. We're going to have more on that in a moment. Breakthrough or is it really too soon? We'll discuss that. Also, the nation will soon eclipse another pair of tragic milestones.
Apple Rolls Out Temp Checks, Mandatory Masks as Stores Reopen.