Tensions between washington and beijing sky high. Tonight President Trump threatens to retaliate. Emotional return. A First Responder who came out n retirement to help new york is flown back home after he fell victim to the virus. Racing to a cure a Major International summit looks to fast track possible vaccines. So why didnt the u. S. Show up . Plus a new Antibody Test gets the emergency green light from the f. D. A. , but can these tests really tell if we are immune to the virus . And we have a new series looking ahead to mothers day. Tonight how a chef and her mom bonded in the kitchen and the new challenge they face in the pandemic. This is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening and thank you for joining us. Were going to begin tonight with two stunning new projections that the death toll thom coronavirus in the u. S. Could drastically increase in the coming weeks just as states are reopening. One model just out tonight is nearly doubling its estimate from 72,000 deaths to 135,000 deaths by august. Atother estimate, this one from a private Trump Administration document, suggests the death toll could rise to 3,000 americans each day by june 1. And take a look at this in just fro months, deaths in the u. S. From the virus have skyrocketed 11 on march 4 to 4 to more than 8,000 on april 4. And as we come on the air togh theth toll now stands at more than 68,000. Al all of this as the fight over dg is growing and in some places turning violent. Federal prosecutors say a colorado man who had been planning to attend a stayat home protest there was caught with pipe bombs in his home. And in flint, michigan, three people are under arrest for murdering a guard at a store. Police say he asked one of them to wear a mask. Still, even more states are loosening restrictions, including california where the governor just said some Retail Stores could start reopening on friday. So theres a lot of news to get to tonight. And we have a team of correspondents covering it all. Cbss Janet Shamlian leads us off tonight in houston. Janet . Reporter norah, life is tarting to return to a small slice of normal in some parts of the country, people are out at parks, theyre driving, theyre shopping but it comes at a cost, Authorities Say, as the death toll rises. U. S. A. u. S. A. reporter in boston today, hundreds tightly packed, protesting massachusetts stay athome order. But as impatience grows, so do death projections. Revised up to almost 135,000 by august according to researchers at the university of washington today. Thats nearly double the worst Case Scenario predicted last week. The reason more people venturing outside. Onanwhile, frustration growing over reopening. In colorado, Authorities Say these pipe bombs were found inside the home of 53yearold bradley bunn, arrested by the f. B. I. On friday. Sources tell cbs news bunn encouraged demonstrators to bring firearms to this may day protest. It follows a weekend in which Many Americans waded back into the crowds; gridlock along the galveston, texas, seawall, and galveston, texas, seawall, and tempers flared. A new York Police Officer is on adified duty after this violent takedown of a man during a crackdown on social distancing. An austin man was arrested for pushing a park ranger into water while he was asking people to distance themselves. In flint, michigan, the community is mourning the death ye a 43yearold security guard. Authorities are investigating to see if calvin munnerlin was shot and killed for telling a customer to wear a mask. And in chicago, two large parties were shut down. At one, hundreds were dancing in the streets. For a silly party you are risking First Responders lives. Reporter more states are announcing businesses can reopen. In texas, businesses likee houstons toys to love opened friday. With children out of school, owner katie meeks is seeing pentup demand. They were here first thing ready to shop in person with their masks on. Reporter eight states including texas have seen 1,000 or more new case spikes over the previous week. Only five states have seen a 1,000case drop during the same period. And tonight, remembering one of the victims. A somber memorial at the Denver Airport as the body of paul keri came back sunday. bagpipes the retired paramedic died from covid19, a month after volunteering to serve on new yorks frontlines. Yorks frontlines. Now home, his sacrifice never forgotten. Paul keri raised his hand and then drove from Colorado Springs to new york, 27 hours, 1,800 miles. Tonight as california and states openingouncing their reopening pl plan, california is the latest. It says they will open lowrisk business, things like Sporting Goods stores and bookstores, starting monday, and Carnival Cruise lines says it will sail again, at least eight of its ships, starting in august. Norah . Odonnell janet, thank you. Now to that second startling new report on the path of the virus. Umentft government document projects the u. S. Daly deaths could nearly double by june 1. And it comes as President Trump and his secretary of state say theres evidence a wuhan, china, research lab is the source of the outbreak. Thats a conclusion at odds with u. S. Intelligence. Cbss ben tracy is at the white house for us tonight. Ben . Reporter norah, despite the u. S. Having more than twice as many deaths than any other country, President Trump continues to tout his administrations response to the pandemic. Nto ues to blame china for the virus and the rising death toll. As President Trump pushes states so reopen, a draft analysis provided to fema by researchers provided to fema by researchers shows daily deaths in the u. S. Nearly doubling to 3,000 by june 1, and cases skyrocketing to 200,000 per day. The white house says its own models dont show that, but the president is now admitting to a much higher death toll. Were going to lose anywhere from 75, 80 to 100,000 people. Reporter mr. Trumps calculus has changed several times in the past month. Its looking like its heading to 50,000 or more deaths. It looks like well be at about a 60,000 mark. Were probably h were probably heading to 6,000, 70,000. Reporter under fire for his handling of the virus response, the president is now frequently pinning the blame on china for not containing it early on. They knew they had a problem. I think they were embarrassed by the problem. Reporter a new report from the department of Homeland Security says the Chinese Government intentionally concealed the severity of covid 19 from the International Community in early january while it stockpiled medical supplies such as facemasks, surgical gowns, and gloves. Theres nobody ever been tough on china like ive been tough on china. Reporter President Trump is threatening china with more tariffs, and secretary of state mike pompeo is now backing the president s claim that the virus originated in a chinese lab, even though the u. S. Intelligence community has not reached that conclusion. They do say the virus was not manmade. I can tell you that there is a significant amount of evidence that this came from that laboratory in wuhan. Rte now, Chinese State media is accusing secretary pompeo of spitting poison and they say if he has evidence to back up his claim, he should release it. The World Health Organization said today the u. S. Has not showed it any evidence that this virus came from a lab in wuhan. Norah. Odonnell ben tracy at the white house, thank you. Tonight the f. D. A. Is ordering all companies that sell coronavirus Antibody Tests to submit data proving their products are accurate. There are more than 200 tests on the market. Only 12 have emergency approval, and many out there are flawed. The latest Antibody Test to get the green light is from roche, and our chief medical correspondent dr. Jon lapook shows us how it works. Reporter this new test uses blood drawn from a vein rather ers from a finger prick as others do. The greater amount of blood helps make the test more than 99 accurate. What do you think of this new roche test . Thats the kind of test that we want widely available, because with that level of accuracy, were more likely to be able to identify people who are truly positive with infection and individuals who are truly negative and never had the disease. Reporter antibodies are proteins the immune system makes to attack the covid19 virus. They show if somebody has been infected in the past, whether they knew it or not. This virus is so new we still dont know how much protection these antibodies provide, or for how long. Jeffrey shaman is an epidemiologist at columbia universitys mallman school of public health. A lot of people right now who have the antibodies on the testing are Walking Around mainking theyre superman or superwoman and, hey, theyre safe. What would you say to them . We have to be a little more careful, unfortunately. Its not clear were one and done. We may be subject to repeat infections. Reporter that leaves patients like aida vasquez in new york wondering if they can get back to normal. Shes recovering from covid19 and tested positive for antibodies. I was told that i cannot get orck again for i dont know how long, but thats a good sign that im on my road to recovery. Reporter professor shaman has reason to be skeptical about how long immunity lasts. He found that people can get reinfected within months with other members of the coronavirus family, ones that include the common cold. Norah. Odonnell all right, dr. Lapook, thank you. N old leaders held an online summit today pledging billions to develop a coronavirus vaccine. Notably absent from the meeting were any officials from the pthe presidistration. The president says the u. S. Should have a vaccine available by the end of the year, though they often take many years to develop. Tonight in our series racing to a cure, cbss Holly Williams on the global vaccine effort. Reporter World Leaders came together today, if only virtually, trying to raise over in billion to develop a vaccine or treatment for the new coronavirus. The bill and Melinda Gates foundation alone committed 100 million. Covid19 has reminded us that viruses dont obey borders or customs laws. Nationality you are. Reporter in the race to find a vaccine, there are around 100 competitors, and tests on humans are already underway in the u. S. , china, the United Kingdom and germany, led by professor ugar sahin, who began Clinical Trials last month. We are pretty confident. We are working on vaccines for many, many years. Reporter professor sahin told us theyre compressing the phases of the trials to try to develop a vaccine faster. It normally takes several years. Opientists this time are hoping for months. When you speed things up like that, are there extra safety concerns . Clinical trials are about safety, safety, safety. Safety is first. Reporter if a vaccine is developed and theres no guarantee of success the next challenge will be manufacturing and distributing it to protect williams, cbe billion. Holly williams, cbs news. Odonnell today j. Crew became the First National retailer to file for bankruptcy protection during the pandemic, saying it expects to lose more than 900 million. It likely wont be the last to file. s Jericka Duncan an looks at how retail chains are fighting for survival and what they might look like going forward. Reporter macys, the nations Largest Department store chain, opened some of its stores today with noticeable changes. Masked cashiers behind plexiglass protectors, social distancing signage plastered everywhere, and free Hand Sanitizer for shoppers. Ere retailer reopened nearly 70 stores today, mostly in southern rictionwith loosened restrictions. Many of the nations giant retailers like j. Crew are crumbling under the weight of the pandemic. Neiman marcus, lord taylor, j. C. Penney and others are reportedly in talks to file for bankruptcy. Economist diane swonk says retailers face an uphill battle in convincing customers its safe to come in. Its not a field of dreams scenario where you build it or open it and they will come. The reality is that fear is a real factor. Reporter to ease those fears, costco and whole foods announced today that all customers Must Wear Masks inside their stores, and the countrys largest malls are providing zesks, Hand Sanitizer, and temperature checks for anyone who asks. But, for many, shopping at the mall is still not an option. Absolutely not. Everyone is opening too quickly, too soon. Reporter j. Crews c. E. O. Says that this restructuring will hopefully help the business and its brands to thrive in the future. But big picture, the national ttail federation says that this pandemic has caused an estimated loss in sales of 1. 3 trillion, norah. Odonnell jericka, thank you. Navy Officials Say captain Brett Crozier, the former commander of the u. S. S. Theodore roosevelt, has recovered from coronavirus and is on his way back to the u. S. Crozier was fired after sounding the alarm about an outbreak on board the aircra board the aircraft carrier. Well, tonight the roosevelts new Commanding Officer spoke exclusively with our pentagon correspondent, cbss david martin. Reporter its been a month since captain Brett Crozier left the roosevelt. Captain crozier reporter and by last public count, more than 1,100 members of the crew had tested positive. What was the mood of the crew . The mood of the crew was a challenging situation. Reporter captain Carlos Sardiello took over after crozier was relieved of command. Its a job sardiello knows well. He was the Commanding Officer before crozier and had only been gone six months. When you addressed the crew, what did you tell them . We have a job to do. Its like no other job that we have ever faced. You know me, i know you. I had your back before, i am going to have your back now. Reporter in his first interview, sardiello told cbs wait for all theait for all the crew to clear quarantine before crew to clear quarantine before he heads back to sea. We have taken 45 days off from that business. Its a dangerous business. And so we ve a lot of training to complete. Reporter after being screened and rescreened, more than half the crew is now back aboard. And the ship, all 1,086 feet of it, has been deep cleaned, but ieisno. Fferent checks after bein two different checks after being covid tested twice, and we have sidelined sailors for the slightest thing. Reporter the roosevelt lost one sailor to coronavirus. Now the rest of the crew has to bring the ship back to life. David martin, cbs news, washington. Odonnell and there is still much more news ahead on tonights cbs evening news. The passing of an n. F. L. Legend. We remember don shula and his greatest coaching achievement. And later, a special story for mothers day. How a moms love of cooking became her daughters passion. With capital one, you can open a new savings account in about 5 minutes and earn five times the national average. This is banking reimagined. 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