Breaking news tonight, 23,000 dead.

The death toll rises as New York's governor says the tide is turning.

The worst is over.

But he warns the state not to let its guard down.

And tonight the heavy winds that could threaten hospital tents built for COVID-19 patients.

Catastrophic storms, nearly 60 million Americans under watches and warnings tonight after dozens are killed in tornadoes that tore across the South.

Hundreds forced into shelters in the middle of a pandemic and the dramatic race to save others from rising water.

Risking their lives.

Thousands of health care workers now infected with coronavirus. After weeks of

complaints, what's behind the lack of desperately needed protective gear. Plus, one of America's

largest pork producers shuts down a major plant, where hundreds of workers there are infected.

Back to work battle, the president now says he'll decide when to reopen the economy.

Tonight, the governors across the country banding together and pushing back.

So who has the final say?

Racing to a Cure.

Our new series, we go inside the search for innovative treatments.

Could a drug used to help people with rheumatoid arthritis be the key to saving people with coronavirus?

And we'll end tonight's broadcast on a high note, a famous opera singer bringing together the world with amazing grace.

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

Good evening and thank you for joining us.

There is breaking news on two fronts as we come on the air tonight.

Nearly 60 million Americans are under severe weather watches and warnings,

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