And good evening everyone. Today was the deadliest day yet in the coronavirus pandemic. According

to CNN Health, 519 people died in this country. That's in one day. Now to put this new number

in perspective, the total number of deaths from this pandemic is currently 2,948. That means

that about one in every six deaths happened today. The virus is clearly gaining momentum

and it is going to get much worse. On Sunday, Dr. Anthony Fauci told my colleague, Jake

Tapper that even with current stay at home orders, we could see between 100 and 200,000 deaths

in this country. We did caution that is a moving target and that the modeling for the virus

is imperfect. Still, total cases now at 160,000 and 10 and rising. More than three quarters

of Americans are now under stay at home orders. The governors of New York and California put

out a call for more health care workers today. Meanwhile, states saying they are still short

a wide array of medical supplies from gowns and masks to major medical equipment. Hard to believe

that in this country, we are short of the medical equipment, even hospital gowns and supplies

and masks that doctors and nurses so desperately need. It's unimaginable. This morning on CNN,

the lieutenant governor for Louisiana said they may soon run out of ventilators as early

as this weekend. President Trump had new announcements today on testing both in increase

in the amount and speed of the testing. We'll have more on that tonight. But as always,

we want to keep our eyes first on the public health and those fighting to preserve it on

the front lines. Erica Hill joins us first from New York City with the latest. Erica, you're

in Central Park, an extraordinary scene there today, a field hospital being set up in New

York Central Park. Yeah, it's a little tough to wrap your head around. Just behind me,

it's a little dark. You can't see it at this hour, but I was in those tents earlier. And

this is just one of a number of facilities that is either being built or converted in New

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