Tonight, at least 28 states see a rise in cases.

The infection rate rises in America as the showdown over the shutdown continues.

A SWAT team is sent in to close a Texas bar that unlawfully opened.

In the nation's capital, the former CDC director issues a

stark warning. As bad as this has been, it's just the beginning. Children's illnesses spike

overnight. Cases of a mysterious disease in kids possibly linked to COVID quadruple in New York,

the latest alert to hit hospitals.

Hungry in America. A new study finds one in five American children are not getting enough food.

The federal government promises meat plants will be back up and running, but thousands of workers are

still out sick. College refunds.

The virus canceled their on-campus classes.

Now students are suing dozens of colleges, saying online learning just doesn't cut it.

Michelle Obama as Biden's VP, nearly two-thirds of Democrats say they want the former first lady to serve as vice president.

But is she interested?

It's National Nurses Day.

Americans pay tribute to their health care heroes.

And new moms have it tough enough.

Imagine having twins while infected with COVID-19.

It's a Mother's Day reunion to remember.

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 are going to begin tonight with breaking news

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