Biomedical advance research and development authority, issued a stark warning to Congress Today saying time is running out the address the outbreak and that things will get worse without a nationwide strategy for testing and distributing the vaccine, something he says the country doesnt have. And as we come on the air ow bad things already are. The virus has now killed more than 85,000 people right here in the u. S. , and there are more than 1. 4 million confirmed cases nationwide. Beyond the staggering loss of life, tonight were also learning more about the economic toll of this pandemic. Nearly three million americans filed for Unemployment Benefits in the last week alone. And theres breaking news just coming in tonight on that deadly Mysterious Illness affecting children across the country. Its already killed three children, and tonight the c. D. C. Is drawing a direct link between the disease and coronavirus and asking doctors to report those suspected cases immediately. Well, theres a lot of news to get to tonight, and our team of correspondents is standing by. Cbss nancy cordes is going to lead off our coverage tonight from capitol hill with that explosive testimony. Nancy . Reporter norah, rick bright was part of the nations preparedness team, and he delivered a blistering view of it today, and he issued this warning, that the window to act is closing if the government wants to head off a second surge. Without better planning, 2020 could be the darkest winter in modern history. Reporter bright told lawmakers he was ousted last month after refusing to embrace the drug chloroquine as a possible covid cure. When i spoke outside of our government and shared my concerns with the american public, that i believe is the straw that broke the camels back. Reporter the president has repeatedly touted hydroxychloroquine. It could be a gamechanger. Reporter and did so again today. We have had tremendous response to the hydroxy. Reporter but recent studies have shown the drug could cause fatal heart problems. Did the president s obsession with this issue distract you and others on your team from saving lives . The directive to put expanded acts of chloroquine in place was extremely distracting to dozens of federal scientists. Reporter President Trump rejected brights claims. I watched him. And he looked like an angry, disgruntled employee who frankly, according to some people, didnt do a very good job. Reporter bright told lawmaker theres his early warnings about drug shortages ignored. He shared one disturbing email from a medical supplier back in january. Our mask supply, our n95 respirator supply was completely decimated. And he said, were in deep bleep , the world is. And we need to act. And i pushed that forward to the highest levels i could to h. H. S. And got no response. So people died because you werent listened to . People died because they didnt have appropriate protective equipment. Reporter his boss, health secretary, alex azar, said brht cplaini about was achieved. This is like somebody who was in a choir and is now trying to say he was a soloist. Reporter azar traveled with the president to a factory in allentown, pennsylvania, today where mr. Trump and his chief of staff were the only officials who did not don masks. Before leaving, mr. Trump offered this prediction i think were going to have a vaccine by the end of the year. Reporter but bright, a vaccine expert, disagrees. Reporter a lot of optimism is swirling around a 1218 month time frame. If everything goes perfectly, we have never seen everything go perfectly. Reporter the c. D. C. Had prepared a detailed 63page document with specific guidance for how workplaces and schools can reopen safely. But the white house rejected that document, so today the c. D. C. Issued a watereddown version, basically a series of onepage memos like this one for day cares comprised of more simplistic guidance. Norah . Odonnell nancy, thank you. And you can see our interview with rick bright, the whistleblower who testified today in congress. Thats coming up this sunday on 60 minutes. The c. D. C. Is telling doctors what symptoms to look out for in the rare but deadly childrens illness thats linked to covid 19. Nearly 200 cases have now been confirmed in 19 states and washington, d. C. At least three children have died. Cbss Jericka Duncan is in new york with the new alert that just came out. Jericka . Reporter that new c. D. C. Alert, norah, makes clear that covid19 plus symptoms of that illness equal multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children. The c. D. C. Is now asking doctors to report cases of pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome. Its a way of getting handle on this new illness nationwide. The c. D. C. Collating all this information is key to keeping our children safe. Fever, abdominal pain and rash seem to be the presenting symptoms. Reporter what can you tell parents to assure them this isnt going to explode the same way that coronavirus did . Well, its a very severe illness it is also very rare. Reporter across the country, nearly 200 children are suspected of having the Mysterious Illness. 87 of the cases in new york tested positive for either the virus or for antibodies, which indicates past infection. While the chances of your child getting the inflammatory syndrome are rare, no parent wants to watch this. The way she was breathing, it was horrible. Reporter chavely rodriguezs threeyearold daughter alany was exposed to covid. Her mother tested positive in march. Alany had a fever, was dehydrated, and had low blood pressure. She was treated with i. V. Fluids for four days in the i. C. U. At a hospital in new jersey. Alany is thankfully back home, doing what she loves, dancing. Many hospitals have specialists who look and monitor these children. Thats because, norah, there are still concerns about complications that these children may face in later days. Odonnell jericka, thank you. We turn now to the economy. Nearly three million more americans filed for Unemployment Benefits last week. Thats more than 36 Million People in two months. But the real number is expected to be higher because many people cant get through overloaded dallod insecity ofs mileg in ads like vir. Very low. Reporter Tiffany Andrews lives outside atlanta. How many days a week would you say you go hungry . Maybe twice, three times. Reporter until midmarch, this jobless single mother of two drove a Hotel Shuttle bus. She made 12 an hour. How much money do you have left . I have 9. Reporter you have 9 . Uhhuh. Reporter georgia sent her one unemployment check in six weeks, 365. Then, nothing. She has called the state 885 times to find out why. I cant get in touch with anybody. I cant get any emails back. I cant do anything. My hands are tied. Reporter state unemployment systems are overwhelmed. A recent poll showed 55 of people filing for benefits were unsuccessful, and the realmabe double the official 14 . I wont be able to get my baby her pampers, her milk. Reporter Marvin Spratley is also struggling to get his Unemployment Benefits. We first interviewed the jobless cook in philadelphia two weeks ago. He had 600 left. Im down to my last 27. I never thought it was going to get down this low. Reporter federal data estimates 42 of recent layoffs will become permanent. Economists say 100,000 Small Businesses have already closed for good. Tiffany andrews owes almost 2,600 in back rent. She just got an eviction notice. I have people depending on me. Reporter i got to believe thats a lonely position to be in. Very. I feel abandoned. Reporter the Atlanta Legal Aid Society is helping her with the eviction notice. We called georgias department of labor about her unemployment issue. Turns out the state computer had trouble verifying her identity. Its all been straightened out. Shes going to get all of her past due state and federal money, 6,100. Norah . Odonnell thank you, mark, for doing that. Tonight there are new conflicts over ending stayathome orders. Armed protesters marched on michigans capitol. It was a very different scene in wisconsin where a Controversial Court ruling led some to celebrate at the bar. Cbss adriana diaz reports from waukesha, wisconsin. Reporter a number of local bars swung open their doors hours after the state Supreme Court said they could. Today food is flying out of the kitchen at the Neighbors Bar and grill. The tables are spread out, but servers arent Wearing Masks or gloves. Owner Chris Potratz is happy to im feeling all kinds of different things, worried because my main concern is the safety of everybody. Reporter why not keep your reporter why not doors shut if you have trepidation . Because i cant afford to. My thiwedown fer reporter the justices threw out the governors stayathome order, calling them the definition of tyranny. Today the governor said this even amongst all this chaos, we cannot let the courts ruling undo all the work we have done to keep our families, our neighbors, and our communities safe. Reporter in michigan, some 250 protesters returned to the capitol to demand their statewide restrictions be limited. Tensions have roiled there. The governor even voiced concern over reportedly violent threats against her. Today some demonstrators carried long guns, but stayed peaceful. In new york, lowrisk rural area businesses can open tomorrow and the New York Stock Exchange floor will open to trasders in two weeks. But there is outrage over Police Enforcement of mask wearing in new york city. At least six officers detained this young mother over a mask. New yorks attorney general is demanding more transparency from the new York City Police department. Back here in wisconsin, there are no statewide rules on how to safely reopen, and some local jurisdictions have rushed to reinstate stayathome orders. For example, here in waukesha county, all businesses can can reopen, but less than ten miles away in milwaukee county, there are still restrictions. Norah. Odonnell adriana, thank you. Embattled senator richard burr is stepping down as chairman of the Senate Intelligence committee. His decision comes after a dramatic new turn in the federal probe of the North Carolina republicans personal stock trades. Heres cbss jeff pegues. Reporter North Carolina senator richard burr was on the run today from reporters. Can you explain to us at all what happened last night . Everybody ought to let this investigation play out. Reporter in a stunning move, f. B. I. Agents went to burrs home last night and seized his cell phone, now evidence in a federal investigation of whether the senator used information from confidential briefings on the coronavirus when he sold off as much as 1. 7 million in stocks. On february 7, burr wrote that the country was better prepared than ever before to deal with the virus. Six days later he made 33 individual transactions, including hotel stocks, which would be hit by the virus. His brotherinlaw sold stocks the same day. bell ringing one week later the market plummeted. How serious is this for the senator . He is in all kinds of trouble. Hes now struggling, not just for his political life, but for liberty. Reporter burr has stressed that he is cooperating with the f. B. I. Jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. Odonnell tonight the n. I. H. Is testing a potential coronavirus treatment that combines hydroxychloroquine with an antibiotic that fights infections like pinkeye. Cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. Jon lapook reports testing on another blend of drugs, a socalled cocktail, has entered a new phase as we continue our series, racing to a cure. Reporter just three weeks ago 57yearold bill clark was discharged from a hospital in atlanta after battling covid19. I started wondering, how bad is this going to be, am i close to dying . Reporter clark took part in a groundbreaking global trial i with early results that show remdesivir reduced average hospitalizations from 15 to 11 days. Dr. Aneesh mehta was the lead investigator of the n. I. H. Trial at emory university. I think remdesivir is going to be one important tool, but we also need to look for other ways to help our patients. Reporter in the next phase of the trial, dr. Mehta and colleagues are adding even more firepower to the battle against covid19, combining remdesivir, to stop the virus from multiplying, with a powerful antiinflammatory drug, a so called immune modulator that aims to prevent organ damage by calming down an inflamed immune system. The remdesivir stops the virus from replicating inside the cell, and the immune modulator puts out the fire. What the remdesivir does is stop the spark, and the immune modulator will hopefully be putting dirt on the fire to dampen it out. Reporter a onetwo punch. A onetwo punch. Reporter dr. Mehtas team is looking at a powerful combination that could make recovery even faster and possibly reduce the moore ten possibly reduce the mortality rate in a way remdesivir itself has not been able to do. Its a strategy based on years of aids research. We anthony fauci. We were struggling for drugs for h. I. V. And we had nothing. Reporter it took nearly ten ten years to show a combination of drugs was nee years to show a combination of drugs was needed to treat aids. Now theyre applying that Lesson Learned to covid19. Odonnell dr. Lapook, thank you. And there is still much more news ahead on tonights cbs eveninne a murder suspect 911 call less than two weeks before Ahmaud Arbery was killed. What the suspects lawyer is saying about that tonight. Plus a mystery on the u. S. S. Theodore roosevelt. Why are sailors cleared for return to the Aircraft Carrier suddenly testing positive . And later, when the teacher step away, an unexpected substitute saved the lesson. Its called a cylinder. On. Its a called a cylinder. A lowdose aspirin. Brh no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. Brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. In a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. Brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack. Or dying from one. 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That is the dilemma confronting workers in the meat packing industry where there are at least 14,000 coronavirus cases tied to 181 plants around the country. And at least 54 workers have died. Anna werner has the story. Advocates say many workers are afraid to speak out, fearing they may jeopardize those paychecks. Those who did told us that even so, somerovemes have beenmade t oh,y, its very hard for us. Very hard. Reporter maria didnt want us to show her face or give her last name, but her stress shows through. She works in grand island, nebraska, at the jbs meat packing plant where many workers have fallen ill from coronavirus. On april 28th, one of them died. Her close friend, 61yearold renaldo ramirez. Very sad for him. Hes a good partner, good man. And he died. Reporter ryan brown works there, too. What is it like for you in your job in terms of a line . How close are you to other people . Were pretty snug. There are some places where you are literally shoulder to shoulder with somebody. Reporter some 3600 people work at the jbs plant which processes 1 bon year. Thyttan to provide a safe working environment. Still, emails we obtained from the Regional HealthDepartment Show at the end of march a local emergency room doctor called the plant a hot spot. Another wrote, jbs should shutdown for two weeks. That never happened. By april 21st, the Health Department reported more than 230 jbsrelated cases. On its website, jbs cites measures taken including temperature checks and face masks along with increased sanitation and physical distancing. But brown said sometimes theres no real feasible way to keep us all 6 feet apart. Its just a lot of people in one space, you know what i mean . Its just very congested. Reporter to limit that congestion, jbs and producers like tyson foods