Tonight, the U.S. near is a record high for coronavirus infections.

The seven-day average ready to surpass the previous high set in January, plus confusion and pushback following the CDC's new isolation guidelines.

Returning to the classroom, what the spike in new cases means for in-person learning.

Your children are safer in school. Returning to the classroom, what the spike in new cases means for in-person learning.

Your children are safer in school.

The numbers speak for themselves.

Wicked Weather, Chicago records its first snowfall of the season, while severe weather threatens the South.

Looking for justice, the parents of a teenage girl killed by a police officer, speak out as body cam video leads to more questions.

Her father is still in disbelief. He wants justice as any father would want.

Denver shooting rampage still no motive in the shooting deaths of five people, including the gunmen.

This is the holiday season. To have this type of spree take place is not normal for our community.

California plane crash, four people killed when a small plane goes down on approach near San Diego.

American Innovation, a new hydrogen passenger ferry that could carry America to a greener future.

Feeding America's military families,

how your generosity leads to the one millionth meal served.

And a lesson in giving from one generation to another.

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

Good evening, everyone. Thank you for joining us. I'm Major Garrett in for Nora.

We begin tonight with the latest wave of COVID infections, making it feel, yes, like December of 2020, as an example.

New York City is once again the epicenter of this stage of the pandemic, but it's not

alone. New Jersey, Florida, Delaware, and Massachusetts also recently reported new daily

records. This, as the national average of new infections, approaches an all-time high set

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