dan chung was at the hospital for an appointment recently and notices some of the doctors and nurses didn't have the equipment they need. he reached out to his co-workers at veritas and their fund-raising came together in a big way. >> despite the fact that we are sheltering in place together, we are connects throughout the world. >> veritas investments was able to get the masks quickly. today's delivery will last the hospital about 30 days, they hope to deliver another supply of 50,000 masks soon. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here, thank you so much for joining us this evening. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, the alarming new report. a preliminary analysis, what it shows about the potential number of deaths in this country. as america debates how to reopen, saving jobs, but trying to protect lives. "the new york times" obtaining the projected numbers shared with the federal government, estimating as many as 3,000 deaths per day in june, nearly double the current rate. what the white house is saying about the n

dan chung was at kaiser with his wife when he saw a lot of people without masks on. seeing the shortage, he knew he needed to help. he sent an email to his colleagues who sent an email to their friends and before they knew it, they collected tens of thousands of masks, they dropped off 25,000 to those front-line workers today. >>>, may 4 be with them, >>> remembering the architect of the only perfect season in nfl history. >>> a young san francisco transit advocate and twitter employee now clinging to life after getting caught in the crossfire in the mission district over the weekend, his >>> the sports world mourning the loss of legendary nfl coach don shula. the former head coach of the miami dolphins, the only coach to lead his team to a perfect season, the dolphins went 17-0 in 1972 and with 347 victories, he was also the winningest coach in nfl history. he coached the dolphins for 26 years, won two super bowls via miami and retired at the 99 season. >> is the kind of guy, the guy that somehow got more out of you than you thought you had to give. >> it could be a

dan chung works at a real estate management company called veritas, and he was at kaiser for an appointment recently when he saw the staff there didn't have enough masks. so he was told the masks were being rationed. so chung and his coworkers raised enough money and donated more than 50,000 masks to kaiser. way to go. >>> san francisco may start handing out tickets again, for street sweeping violations, the city says a lot of people aren't moving their cars to allow for street cleaning. san francisco stopped handing out tickets during the stay-at- home order's, but that may change. the city is asking drivers to move their cars unless they are sick, or physically unable to do it. >>> a group of san francisco businesses, along with uc hastings, filed a federal lawsuit against the city, in an effort to clean up after the people who are homeless. the lawsuit complains of unsafe conditions, with human waste, hypodermic needles, and drug dealers on the streets of the tenderloin. and it says sidewalks are just overcrowded and packed with tents. >> additionally, there are many individuals in these

the man's name is dan chung. he works at a company called veritas. it was good kaiser for an appointment when he noticed staff didn't have enough masks. he was told the masks were being rationed so he and his coworkers raised enough money to donate more than 50,000 masks to kaiser. >> we don't know yet when nevada casinos real reopen, but we do know what some of the new rules are. the nevada gaming control says all casinos will have to limit the number of people in a room to half the current occupancy rates. they will have to remove half of the chairs in front of gaming machines, officials are sttowork out how cards and chips will be cleaned. the businesses will be allowed to reopen here in the coming days and weeks, retailers still face an uncertain future. we talked to the owners of green apple books and the assembly hall clothing boutique. they say opening back up doesn't guarantee nervous customers will return, and online sales and re-openings for curbside pickup will not be enough to cover rent and other expenses. >> i'm a little apprehensive to