Breaking news tonight, the staggering numbers. The U.S. now tops 200,000 cases. And in the epicenter,

the death toll in New York has almost quadrupled in five days. As Governor Cuomo closes playgrounds,

he warns that social distancing is a matter of life and death. Who else has to die for you to

understand you have a responsibility in this?

And in Illinois, where the death toll is rising, we hear from a Chicago doctor on the front lines.

This is the most scared I've ever been, being a ER doctor.

New stay-at-home orders.

Florida's governor reverses course and tells the people of the Sunshine State to stay inside.

What he thinks sparked the outbreak in Florida and why churches and synagogues are exempt.

And tonight we talk to the nation's top infectious disease doctor Anthony Fauci about whether it's time for a nationwide shutdown.

Sailors evacuate. After our interview with the Defense Secretary, what the Navy is doing to protect

thousands aboard an aircraft carrier. Stockpile running out. Governors complain they're left to find

their own medical supplies as the national stockpile is depleted.

Community lifeline. The people still going to work to keep America fed. And tonight we end with

this story. Love knows no bounds. A couple says I do in the era of social distancing.

This is the CBS Evening News with Nora O'Donnell, reporting from the nation's capital.

Good evening and thank you for joining us.

We begin with breaking news tonight.

Florida's more than 21 million residents are the latest Americans now being ordered to stay home.

After weeks of refusing to shut down his state,

Governor Ron DeSantis says he is issuing the order,

which starts tomorrow night because the president extended federal guidelines

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