Breaking news tonight, the new warning from the CDC director with America divided.

Today, two kinds of protests, one to open the country and another for better protection for frontline medical workers.

As southern states begin to reopen the debate raging across America that pits the health of Americans

against the health of the economy.

I don't want to pass it to anybody else.

Yet I'm single mom.

I have to pay my bills.

Oil prices still plunging.

Gas is cheap, but there is nowhere to go.

As Americans stand in food lines, the big company that just announced big layoffs.

Billions more in aid. Congress reaches a deal to give nearly $500 billion to small businesses,

hospitals, and to fund more testing.

But is it enough? And what we're learning tonight about the drug touted by the

president as a miracle treatment. Disease detectives, we go inside the country's most extensive

effort to trace the virus. More than a thousand people tracking down those who may have been

infected, why the mission in Massachusetts could lead the way for other states.

North Korean mystery reports that dictator Kim Jong-un is gravely ill, the new details and the big concern,

what happens to the country's 30 to 40 nuclear weapons.

And we'll end tonight with the story of a firefighter who is now trying to spark

joy with music.

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're going to begin with that breaking news,

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