Linked to coronavirus. Tonight, more than 300 cases have been reported in the u. S. In 27 states and washington, d. C. , and doctors say they are now seeing the disease, called multisystem inflammatory syndrome, in teens and young adults. New yorks governor says hes now urging parents not to send their children to day camps until more is known about the disease. And that comes as there are new projections that there will be a second wave of infections from covid19 as more states reopen, especially in the south. In alabamas capital, montgomery, the situation is already dire. The mayor there says hospitals in his city are almost out of i. C. U. Beds. And as we come on the air, there are more than 1. 5 million confirmed cases of covid19 nationwide. More than 94,000 people have been killed by the virus in the u. S. And tonight, after months of disinfecting our groceries, door handles, and nearly Everything Else we touch, the c. D. C. Now says it does not believe the virus spreads easily from surfaces to people, though it says we are still just learning about how it is transmitted. Well, theres a lot of news to get to tonight and we have a team of correspondents covering it all. Cbs chip reid is going to lead us off tonight outside Childrens National. Chip. Reporter norah, there are now 23 children here at Childrens Hospital in washington who have been diagnosed with this covid related disease. In new york, there are at least 157 cases being investigated, and three children in new york have died. This inflammatory syndrome is more frightening than covid respiratory illness, in some ways, because it inflames the heart. Reporter new York Governor Andrew Cuomo today urged parents not to send their children to summer camp until it becomes clear just how widespread the disease is. The more we look, the more we find it. Reporter at Childrens National hospital in washington, the number of children with the illness has grown from five to 23 in just eight days. They range in age from 3 to 17. Chiefpediatfo toverarching thes fever, and significant fever, so not lowgrade fever, fever that is 102 or higher and persistent. Reporter and she says theres a wide spectrum of additional possible symptoms. And those children, for instance, can have problems with their heart function, their kidney function, their liver function. Reporter those more severe effects, though, she says are rare. The fact that a rare mplication can ld toatt take this disease litly. Reporter there are also reports that some people in their 20s have been diagnosed with this socalled childrens syndrome, with several in the new york city area. In baltimore this weekend, Daryana Dyson died from the illness. She would have turned 16 next month, and was looking forward to celebrating at the beach with i. Across the country, there are signs tonight, people are increasingly choosing social interactions rather than social distanomisitg restaurants it feels great. Really feels great. Reporter . To attending texas graduations. But tonight, new projections of a coming second wave. What were seeing is that some areas of the south may have overreached a bit. Reporter policylabs dr. David rubin says places like dallas, houston, and montgomery, alabama, are projected to have spikes in new cases over the next month. Were still in this right now, and for these communities that are reopening, the decisions you make, you know, are important, that waiting that extra week to say, we may have overreached, may be too late. Reporter montgomerys i. C. U. Beds are nearing capacity, and mayor steven reid is sounding the alarm. Right now, if youre from montgomery and you need an i. C. U. Bed, youre in trouble. Reporter today, the c. D. C. Updated its covid19 transmission guidelines, saying surface contamination is not a primary source of the virus. Meanwhile, the race to a vaccine just got a financial boost. Astrazeneca, which is working on a vaccine in great britain, announced its received 1. 2 billion from the Trump Administration to produce 300 million doses, even though the trials have yet to prove effective. Theres a good chance it will work, and essentially, the administration is saying, were reporter that gamble c as an Imperial College stu infecttransievels. Dr. Rubin warns, reopening too quickly will have consequences. The governments going to need to step in and probably shut things down, and thats much more impactful in the negative. Reporter well, the loosening of restrictions on houses of worship has become a controversial topic really throughout the country. Here in new york, churches were given the green light to reopen starting today, but only to gatherings of 10 people or fewer. Meanwhile, several churches in minnesota say they plan to defy their states stayathome orders this sunday. Norah. Odonnell mola lenghi in new york city tonight. Thank you. Tonight the f. B. I. Says a shooting at a Naval Air Station in texas was an act of terrorism. One sailor was wounded and the gunman killed and there are questions tonight about whether he acted alone. Here is cbs jeff pegues. Investigators say the gunman, described to cbs news as a u. S. Citizen of middle eastern descent tried to crash a car and opened fire. Reporter Navy Officials say the gunman came out of his vehicle with a shotgun. One guard was wounded in the exchange. The suspect was killed. F. B. I. Agents called in it an act of terror and said they are look for accomplices. We may have a potential second related person of interest at large in the community. Reporter todays incident comes six months after another attack on a naval facility in pensacola, florida, which authorities linked to al qaeda. Mohammed al shamrani killed three sailors and injured eight others. Josh geltzer served on the National Security council. That capacity to have the symbolic effect of attacking the u. S. Armed forces, that potential for greater media coverage, all of that is, regrettably, appealing to terrorists. Reporter cbs news has learned that the gunman has been identified as adam alsahli. Investigators are combing through Electronic Devices found at the scene, as the f. B. I. Tries to determine if the suspect was inspired or directed by a terrorist organization. Norah. Odonnell jeff pegues, thank you. Odonnell President Trump says he tested negative for covid19 this morning and thats one reason he gave for not wearing a mask in front of the press today while touring a ford factory in michigan, despite being encouraged to do so by bill ford, the companys executive chairman. Cbs weijia jiang is at the white house tonight. Weijia. Reporter norah, sources at ford tell cbs news officials did everything they could to get the president to wear a mask for the President Trump to wear a mask, which he actually did for a portion of the tour, captured by somebody who was there, as you see, in this photo. The visit quickly took a political turn no surprise, since michigan is a critical battleground state that will play a key role in the president s reelection campaign. President trump flaunted a face mask to show he had the option of wearing one. I think i looked better in the mask. I really did. Reporter and explained why he chose not to put it on, even though fords Company Policy is for everyone to do so. I had one on before. I wore one in this back area. But i didnt want to give the press the pleasure of seeing it. Reporter michigans attorney general said its also the state law. If he fails to wear a mask, hes going to be asked not to return to any enclosed facilities inside our state. Reporter the president has been at war with michigan democrats, threatening to withhold federal funding and accusing officials of engaging in voter fraud. Were not going to go to votng by mail. Voting by mail is wrought with fraud and abuse. Reporter earlier, the president tried to discredit a new study from Columbia University that found about 36,000 american lives could have been saved if federal social distancing guidelines were implemented just one week before they went into effect on march 15. Columbia is an institution thats very liberal. Reporter but in early march, President Trump was downplaying the threat. We have 240 cases. Most of those people are going to be fine. Reporter medical experts say a lack of testing then, and now, continues to plague the u. S. A new study calls it a mess, and says a National Testing plan a new study by the university of minnesota calls it a mess, and says a National Testing plan is critical if schools and workplaces are to reopen safely. Dr. Ashish jha is the director of Harvard Global health institute. Every state cant figure out the whole thing by itself, and you need federal guidance and a new National Strategy for having enough test and making sure the right kind of people are being tempted. Reporter well, President Trump says the u. S. Is outperforming every country when it comes to testing, as he tries to reassure americans who are going back to work. Today, he said if there is a second wave of infections, which Health Officials warn is very the country again. T shut down norah. Odonnell all right, weijia jiang at the white house tonight. Economy since midmarch almost half of all adults have either lost income or someone in their household who has according to a new government report. Cbs Mark Strassmann reports tonight from florida. Reporter florida is a tough place to be jobless. Theres nothing yet. Reporter Donald Estrada is a laid off Maintenance Man in miami. Hes owed six weeks of state and federal unemployment benefits. Look at his bank balance. 66. Every time i wake up in the morning, i say, well, the owner of the rental, of the house, theyre going to kick me out. Reporter florida says its processing of unemployment claims, sluggish for weeks, now stands at roughly 88 . But payments are lagging, and among americas least generous. Massachusetts pays the most, up to 1,234 a week. Floridas maximum . 275 a week. Michelle and Steve Dunwoody applied for benefits six weeks ago. Zilch, nothing, absolutely nothing. And its i mean, its appalling that it has to take this long. Reporter hes a sales rep, shes a prek. Teacher, solidly middla 00until six weeks ago. He was furloughed. His bills dwarfed her salary. I would say were on the edge. Thats the best way to describe it. Reporter how stressful . Its very stressful. You wake up with it. I mean, you wake up with it. You go to bed with it. Reporter hope looks like one more thing Donald Estrada cant afford. I feel like a miserable person. I never think that its going to happen this situation in this country. Reporter most florida businesses are now in phase two of reopening bars, restaurants, and gyms, groups of up to 50, with social distancing. But nearly another quarter million floridians filed for unemployment last week. Norah. Odonnell all right, mark, thank you. There is breaking news tonight in the case of Ahmaud Arbery. The unarmed African American man was shot and killed in february while out for a jog in his georgia neighborhood. A father and son have already been charged in his death, but also arrested the man who recorded video of the ing. Ves sh charging William Bryan with murder and false imprisonment. Heres cbs manuel bojorquez. Reporter William Bryan recorded the february 23 video showing gregory and Travis Mcmichael in the final confrontation with Ahmaud Arbery after they chased him believing he was a burglar. Bryan has long said he had nothing to do with the incident. I need to be cleared of this because i had nothing to do with it. Reporter arberys family says he was out for a jog when the shooting occurred. He was seen on camera entering an open construction site before the confrontation. The arberys family attorney has pressed for brians arrest calling him a coconspirator. Tonight, bryan is behind bars, awaiting a course appearance. Manuel bojorquez, cbs news. Ghhe tonight, floodwaters are slowly receding in michigan, revealing the scope of the devastation. Homes and businesses were swamped tuesday night after one dam failed and another was breached. Both dams are owned by a private company that has a history of safety violations. Michigans governor Gretchin Whitmer promised a full investigation. 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