Breaking news, death toll rising.

As 43 states relaxed restrictions, a new bottle out tonight

projects the death toll in the U.S. will double to at least 134,000 by August.

Is America reopening too quickly?

If they open back up the states in different places, it's going to be a second way.

With tensions boiling over a protest in front of the Massachusetts State House,

asking the governor to reopen.

And this terror threat, federal agents find pipe bombs at the home of a Colorado man

who organized rallies against stay-at-home orders.

What was he planning?

Blaming China. CBS News obtains a government report that alleges China hid the severity of the

coronavirus to hoard medical supplies. Tensions between Washington and Beijing sky high.

Tonight, President Trump threatens to retaliate.

Emotional return. A first responder who came out of retirement to help New York is flown back home after he fell victim to the virus.

Racing to a cure. A major international summit looks to fast track possible vaccines. So why didn't the U.S.

show up? Plus, a new antibody test gets the emergency green light from the FDA. But can these tests

really tell if we are immune to the virus? And we have a new series looking ahead to Mother's Day.

Tonight, how a chef and her mom bonded in the

kitchen and the new challenge they face in the pandemic.

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 tonight with two

stunning new projections that the death toll from coronavirus in the U.S. could drastically increase

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