Tonight in America, tensions rising.

Mass protests spread to more than 140 cities across the country.

Black lives matter.

Most like these, peaceful.

But in some overnight clashes, protesters are seriously wounded,

and multiple police officers shot.

Historic curfews. After a night of looting, New York City imposes its strictest curfew in 70 years.

The state's governor had sharp words for the mayor and law enforcement.

You have 38,000 NYPD.

Use the police, protect property and people.

Civil rights investigation, Minnesota will look into the policies, procedures, and practices

of the Minneapolis Police Department over the last decade.

For the second straight day, the president is denounced by religious leaders.

After visiting the National Shrine, Washington's archbishop calls the visit baffling and reprehensible.

Plus, one day after tear gas was used on protesters ahead of a photo op, Joe Biden delivers a blistering speech.

If he opened it, he could have learned something.

And tonight, an update on the story of a Minneapolis restaurant owner

whose business was burned to the ground,

the overwhelming show of support and what he plans to do to help his community.

This is the CBS Evening News with Nora O'Don.

Reporting from the nation's capital.

Good evening and thank you for joining us.

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