Breaking news tonight, four police officers fired.

Shocking video shows a white officer kneeling on the neck of a black man for several minutes.

And they breathe, please the knee in my neck.

The man dies in custody and now the FBI is investigating.

Tonight, protests forming in Minnesota. The U.S. death toll nearing 100,000.

On hopes of a new vaccine and economic recovery, the stock market rallies. Trading returned to the New York

Stock Exchange, but with temperature checks, no handshakes, and fewer workers. We'll tell you which

states are seeing cases rise.

And Apple makes a major announcement. Confrontation in Central Park, the video that has sparked

a national conversation. A white woman calls 911 after a black man asks her to leash her dog.

Armed and dangerous, an urgent manhunt in multiple states.

Police and federal agents are looking for a college senior suspected of at least two murders

and a kidnapping.

His family pleased tonight that he turned himself in.

T-minus one day on the eve of a historic launch, we speak exclusively to Elon Musk, the

entrepreneur at the center of the first launch of American astronauts from U.S. soil in nearly

a decade.

But will the forecast scrub the mission?

Plus the astounding number of Americans who answered Steve Hartman's bugle call to duty on Memorial Day.

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

Good evening, and thank you for joining us.

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