Tonight, one million cases.

A sobering milestone as America begins to reopen.

Every day, I think maybe today is the day the nightmare will be over, but it's not.

Dr. Anthony Fauci's warning to states about lifting regulations too soon, and what California's

governor just announced about reopening schools. Plus, while

these sit idle on the runway, why is this plane jam-packed? Honoring health care workers. The

Thunderbirds and Blue Angels soar across the sky in honor of those on the front lines, as thousands

crowd to watch the dazzling display.

And tonight, this picture of the vice president without a mask inside the Mayo Clinic,

where it's policy for visitors to wear them.

Meat supply shortage amid fears that grocery stores could run out this week,

the president plans to order processing plants to remain open and protects the owners from safety lawsuits.

Racing to a cure. The latest in our series, could a vaccine be ready by September, will take you inside the lab where it's being developed.

A warning for pet owners, the first known dog to test positive for coronavirus

after confirmed cases in cats, what you need to know about the CDC guidelines for your pets.

And dining retro? In the age of social distancing, why car hops and drive-ins could be making a comeback.

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

Good evening, and thank you for joining us.

And as we come on the air tonight, America has just crossed another threshold in the deadly coronavirus pandemic.

There are now more than one million confirmed cases of the virus here in the deadly coronavirus pandemic. There are now more than

one million confirmed cases of the virus here in the U.S., though new research suggests the actual

number of infections could be significantly higher. The death toll nationwide is now more than

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