Tonight, back to school on the brink.

For a 16th straight day, the U.S. death toll reaches an average of 1,000 deaths, the daunting choices facing parents.

Tonight, one of the country's biggest school systems goes virtual.

Classrooms that had just reopened now tell students to quarantine.

Plus, from the Masters to football, the changes

to the fall sports season just announced. Increasing infections. Texas surpasses half a million

cases of coronavirus as one in four people tested are positive. Tonight, the three major

cities now projected to be hotspots this fall.

Plus, did a shortage of protective gear in California lead to nearly 16,000 essential workers getting sick?

The new Democratic ticket makes its debut.

And I couldn't be prouder to be by his side.

Firing off on President Trump and laying out their vision for the next four years.

Going on the offensive.

President Trump launches fresh attacks against his new rivals.

Plus, why is the president's son-in-law meeting with Kanye West?

K-9 attack.

Why did police order a dog to bite a black man in his own backyard even after he was on the ground?

Remembering Sumner Redstone. The media titan who turned drive-in theaters into a multimedia empire passes away.

Tonight, we look back at his life, career, and that famous catchphrase,

content is king. And the show must go on. We'll show you how technology saved the day for young

musicians sidelined by the pandemic.

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

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