Breaking news tonight, 100,000 deaths worldwide.

A global milestone as the death toll continues to rise here at home.

But in New York, coronavirus cases are starting to level off.

And for the first time, the number of patients in the ICU declines.

But these signs come with a warning.

As encouraging as they are, we have not

reached the peak. And these striking images, bodies buried on Hart's Island in the Bronx,

among them COVID patients in a field used for burying the unclaimed dead. Reopening America,

the president says he has a date in mind to restart the economy and it's weighing on him.

I'm going to have to make a decision and I only hope to God that it's the right decision.

And there's new projections predicting a surge of deaths if restrictions are eased too soon.

Tracking the spread. Millions have been tested,

but why are thousands of rapid tests going unused? Plus, Apple and Google join forces to alert you if you've been exposed to the virus. The new normal for Easter. Prayers online drive through Easter egg hunts

and the religious leaders who plan to defy orders

and open up their churches.

And something to brighten your Friday.

Steve Hartman's on the road.

How a newspaper delivery man carried kindness

to his customers he needed it most.

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

Good evening and thank you for joining us. And as we come on the air tonight, more than

100,000 people have now been killed by coronavirus worldwide. This good Friday

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