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• San Carlos Man Describes His Night Of Terror During Paris Attacks
• Washington State Scores With 3 Seconds Left To Beat UCLA, 31-27
• Mayor Eric Garcetti Says LA Must Remain Vigilant Despite No Present Credible Threat
• Holly Holm Stuns Ronda Rousey With 2nd-Round Knockout
• High Dollar Figures Of Some NFL Fines Surprise Broncos Players
• Turlock Boy, 7, Spends Day As City's Honorary Mayor
• Curry Leads Warriors Past Nets 107-99 In Overtime
• Santa's Wonderland
• Roseville High School Cheer
• Slain Grant HS Football Player Mourned, DeMarcus Cousins To Pay For Funeral
• 2 Rescued After 'Drowsy' Driver Plunges Off Steep Cliff Near Stinson Beach
• Holly Holm Stuns Ronda Rousey With Second-Round Knockout
• Shore's Late Goal Helps Kings Beat Oilers, 4-3
• Merchandise Manager For Palm Desert Rock Band Killed In Paris Terror Attacks
• Hundreds Gather At LA's French Consulate In Emotional Show Of Solidarity
• Oregon Ruins No. 7 Stanford's Playoff Hopes With 38-36 Win
• First Oscars Of Season To Be Presented Amid Tight Security
• St. Paul Police Investigating Body Found In Burning Car
• Felton Helps Short-Handed Mavericks Beat Rockets 110-98
• Golfers Still Hitting The Green, Halfway Through November
• Debate Takeaways: Somber On Paris, Divisions On Policy
• No. 12 Oklahoma Beats No. 4 Baylor 44-34
• Paris Residents, Tourists Express Concerns In Aftermath Of Terror Attacks
• Keller @ Large: Clinton On The Spot In Democratic Debate
• Travelers From Paris Happy To Be Back In Boston After Attacks
• Murray's 3 TD Passes Lead A&M Over Western Carolina 41-17
• Baltimore Co. Officer Shoots Man At Union Station
• Officers Fire Weapon At Vehicle After Pursuit In North Mpls.
• Temple Owls Defeated By The South Florida Bulls 44-23
• Bloodshed Continues; Baltimore Surpasses 300th Homicide
• Mayor De Blasio Attends Vigil In Washington Square Park Following Paris Terror Attacks
• Sixers Fall To The Spurs 92-83
• Despite Late Push, Gophers Fall To Iowa 40-35
• Emma: Duncan Keith Is Back, Looking Like He Was Never Gone
• How A Half-Hour Of Horror Washes Paris In Blood; 129 Dead
• Late Night Tailgating: Breakfast Sandwich
• Arrest Made In Ride-Share Sexual Assault Case
• Blackhawks Overtake Blues, 4-2
• Wild Fall To Stars 3-2 After Klingberg Goal In Overtime
• Clinton, Sanders Debate Foreign Policy After Paris Attacks
• How encrypted apps help terrorists stay below the radar
• Vigil Held In Center City To Honor Victims Of The Paris Attack
• Maryland State Police Win National Challenge To Keep Drivers Safe
• NYPD Steps Up Presence As New Yorkers Express Sadness Over Deadly Paris Attacks
• Pylons At LAX Lit Up In Solidarity With Victims Of Paris Terror Attacks
• 1-Year-Old Killed By Police Chase Suspect Is Laid To Rest
• Infant Twins Among Four Killed In Jacksonville Murder-Suicide
• Eiffel Tower Goes Dark As France Mourns 129 Dead
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Motorcycle Crash In Howard County
• North Texas Bands Perform In Grand National Championship Finals
• Democratic Candidates Debate Foreign Policy After Paris Attacks
• 1 Hospitalized In Columbia Stabbing
• Parade Of Corvettes Deliver Food For Thanksgiving
• Spiked Sodas Growing In Popularity
• POLL: Who Do You Think Won The Second Democratic Presidential Debate?
• 2 Boston Area Men In Paris Safe After Attacks
• Voracek Scores In OT, Flyers Beat Hurricanes 3-2
• Bernie Sanders really isn't as "socialist" as President Eisenhower
• O'Malley: Net immigration from Mexico is zero
• Police Investigating After Twitter User Threatens Dearborn In Wake Of Paris Attacks: 'We're Coming'
• Clinton says 2001 war authorization covers ISIS fight
• Fairfield Man In Critical Condition After Sister's Ex-Boyfriend Shoots Him During Argument
• Survivors tell dramatic stories of escaping Paris attacks chaos
• Marleau Scores To Seal Sharks' 2-1 OT Win Over Sabres
• Brothers Convicted In Dallas-Area Visa Fraud Case
• Mass. Police Step Up Security Following Deadly Paris Attacks
• Bruins Score 3 In 2nd Period, Beat Red Wings 3-1
• Bruins Beat Red Wings
• Delays Of More Than 2 Hours At JFK, Newark Airports
• Timeline: How the Paris attacks unfolded
• VA Medical Centers Get Extra Help During 'Access Stand Down'
• Could attacks like Paris happen here in the U.S.?
• Rep. Ron Simmons Announces Re-Election Bid
• MOA Store Helps You Give While Holiday Shopping
• Bay Area Law Enforcement On Heightened Security After Paris Attacks
• Cal State Long Beach Student Among Those Killed In Paris Terror Attacks
• NFL Increases Security At All Stadiums In Aftermath Of Deadly Paris Attacks
• American band caught up in chaos of Paris attacks
• Democratic debate exposes policy divisions
• Grant HS Football Player Shot And Killed, Del Paso Heights In Mourning
• U2's Bono: 'This Is The First Direct Hit On Music That We've Had' In Paris Attacks
• Canes Grades: UM Eliminated From ACC Coastal Race, Canes Routed By UNC
• St. Michael-Albertville Beats St. Thomas Academy For 1st Class 5A Title
• Coloradans In Paris Shaken By Terror Attacks
• CHP: Suspected Drunk Driver Caused Fatal Crash On Highway 99
• Michigan Holds Indiana On Final Play For Thrilling 48-41 2OT Victory [VIDEO]
• 3 Dead In Shooting In Oxon Hill
• Can underdogs flex foreign policy muscle at Democratic debate?
• ALCOSAN Holding Public Hearing About Customer Assistance Program
• Fort Collins Outlaws Dedicate Championship To Teammate With Tumor
• GOP Candidates Criticize Obama, Clinton After Paris Attacks
• Homestead Man Allegedly Sets Own Father On Fire
• Texas Tech Beats Kansas St. 59-44, Becomes Bowl Eligible
• Lions' Rashean Mathis Out For Season With Concussion
• Hundreds Attend Silent Vigil Outside French Consulate To Remember Victims Of Paris Terror Attacks
• No. 5 Oklahoma State Rallies For 35-31 Victory
• North HS Falls Short Of Amazing Turnaround
• Rubio Still Stuck With Hamstring Problems, Listed As Questionable For Sunday
• Hillary Clinton, foreign policy driving talk on Twitter ahead of debate
• Man Charged After Standoff Following Crash, Scuffle With State Trooper On Tri-State
• Minnesota Teamsters Gather To Discuss Pension Crisis
• Iroegbu Sparks Rally As Northern Illinois Beats South Dakota
• Award-Winning Earphones Made By Colorado Company
• Runaway Teenager From Uniontown Found, Man Charged
• Woman Arrested In $1 Million Jewelry Robbery
• Pitt Beats Duke, 31-13
• No. 22 Navy Sails Past SMU 55-14
• No Threat In NJ, But Police Adding Troopers For Giants Game
• Klingberg Lifts Stars Past Wild 3-2 In Overtime
• Person Found Dead After Fire At Modesto-Area Hotel
• Lawrence County House Damaged In Fire
• Hundreds protest Mormon LGBT policy
• Police In NJ On Heightened Alert After Paris Attacks
• No. 6 Notre Dame Beats Wake Forest 28-7, As Adams Has 98-Yard TD
• 17-Year-Old Identified As Suspect In Chopping Down Memorial Trees
• Reynolds Scores 4 TDs To lead No. 22 Navy Past SMU 55-14
• Social media response to Paris attack raises questions
• Out Of Coma, Sick Teen Walks Mother Down The Aisle
• Minnesota Natives Who Witnessed Terror Attacks Share Their Stories
• Trinidad Man Accused Of Running Illegal Hunting Operation
• Madigan Can't Attend Budget Summit, Rauner Postpones It
• Old San Francisco Bay Bridge Piling Imploded Without A Hitch
• Ground Game Fuels North Dakota Rout Of N. Colorado 45-14
• Air Force Downs Utah State 35-28
• Pistons Blow 17-Point Lead, Fall To Clippers, 101-96
• Details Emerge On Some Of The Victims Of Paris Attacks
• Clippers Rally For 101-96 Victory Over Pistons
• Lion King Actors Visit Students At Hallett Elementary School
• Expressions of Solidarity For France In Red, White & Blue
• Robb: Bradley Itching To Return After Suffering Calf Injury
• Teen Suspects Shot After Confrontation With Police
• Read Martha Ford's Letter To Detroit Lions Season Ticket Holders
• 2 Pedestrians Die After Being Hit By Car In Dallas
• Salvation Army Bell Ringers Kick Off 2015 Campaign
• NFL to increase security after Paris attacks
• Memorial Bike Ride Held For Victim Of Unsolved Hit-And-Run
• Group To Give Consumer Award To Market Basket
• Bigger, More Accessible Museum Proposed At Statue of Liberty
• Pedestrian Dead After Fatal Crash In Germantown
• 2 Colorado Towns Ranked Among Best Holiday Destinations
• Duluth-Based Minnesota Power Proposes Rate Hike In Cost-Cutting Plan
• University Of Michigan Students, Officials Confirmed Safe In France
• 11/14 CBS2 Saturday Evening Weather
• American Airlines Operating Full Schedule To Paris Following Attacks
• Fire Damages Vacant Hotel In Colorado Springs
• Police Investigating Apparent Murder Of Rowlett Mother
• North Texas Couple Grateful To Be Home From Paris
• Suspected Shoplifter Pepper Sprays Walmart Employee
• NFL Plans To Increase Security Inside And Outside Stadiums
• Stretch Of City Avenue Named To Honor Legendary Philly Newsman
• Police Seek 2 Armed Men In Violent Robbery At Merrick Five Guys Restaurant
• Macgarrett Kings Jr. Makes Incredible One-Handed Catch Vs. Maryland [VIDEO]
• Motorist Killed After Slamming Into BSO Deputy's Car
• Sports Authority Field Confirms Extra Security Measures Before Chiefs-Broncos Game
• Pierz Beats Jackson County Central 36-8 To Win 3A Title
• 8-Year-Old Girl Gets Prosthetic Leg From Marathon Bombing Survivor
• Old Bay Bridge Pier Imploded With Hundreds Of Underwater Explosive Charges
• 3 Dead, 2 Critical After Suspected Street Racing Crash In Commerce
• Mile High Holiday Mart Offers Unique Gifts For Holidays
• Alcohol And Drug Rehab Facility for Women
• PHOTOS: Paris Attack Vigil In Washington Square Park
• Thousands Volunteer For 'LOVE Your Park Fall Service Day'
• Tennessee Shuts Out North Texas 24-0
• 2 IUP Students Stabbed On Campus
• Martin Richard's Sister Sends 'No More Hurting People' Message To Paris
• Boyle Scores Deciding Shootout Goal, Rangers Top Senators 2-1
• 4 Still In Critical Condition After Friday's Tour Bus Crash In SF Union Square
• Officials: Woman Found In Burning Car Died Of Head Trauma
• West Virginia Topples Texas 38-20
• Robbins Street Dedicated To Deceased Football Player Rocky Clark
• Crews Try Again To Plug Uncontained Gas Leak In Porter Ranch
• Mourners Say Goodbye To Slain Model Kaylyn Pryor
• Spartans Beat Maryland, 24-7, Despite Connor Cook's Injury
• Northeastern Officials Confirm 57 Students, Faculty In Paris Are Safe
• What college students want to ask at the Democratic debate
• Detroit Police Chief: Authorities On 'Heightened Alert' After Paris Attacks
• Empire State Building To Remain Dark In Show Of Sympathy For Paris Terror Attack Victims
• Winds Spread Backyard Fire To Mt. Pleasant Home
• Pentagon: ISIS leader in Libya likely killed in U.S. strike
• TCU Holds Off Winless Kansas 23-17
• Police: 20 People Hurt After Tour Bus Crashes In S.F.
• Student At Long Beach State Killed In Paris Attacks
• No. 2 Ohio States Runs Past Illinois, 28-3
• Colorado State Ends Northern Iowa's Home-Court Streak 84-78
• WVU Beats Texas, 38-20
• No. 14 Michigan St Beats Maryland 24-7 Despite Cook's Injury
• Man's Body Found Along I-76, Deputies Ask For Help
• Late TD By Jackson Lifts Northwestern Over Purdue, 21-14
• AAA: Md. Drivers Paying $2.18 Per Gallon
• Phillies Acquire P Hellickson From D-Backs
• Prosecutor: 3 teams of extremists carried out attacks
• Police: Man Sexually Assaulted Woman After Following Her From Harrison Red Line Station
• Scheduled Closure On Parkway West Cancelled
• Inaugural 'Health Hackathon' Takes Place In Center City
• American Woman Wounded In Paris Attacks Undergoes Surgery
• Minneapolis' Alliance Française Plans March For Paris
• NFL Announces Increased Security Measures Following Paris Attacks
• Man In Serious Condition After Knoxville Shooting
• Dearborn Couple Among Dozens Killed In Lebanon Bombings
• Clowns In Training For Thanksgiving Day Parade Learn From The Best At Big Apple Circus
• Minneota Defeats Minneapolis North 35-18 For 1A Title
• CBS LA: Cal State Student Killed In Paris Terrorist Attack
• Peyton Manning Also Dealing With Ribcage Injury
• GOP candidates rip Syrian refugee policy after Paris attacks
• Police: No Sign Of Foul Play In Canton Woman's Disappearance
• Man Arrested After String Of Manchester, NH, Bank Robberies
• Fineview Convenience Store Robbed, Police Investigating
• Police: Man Broke Into Gym Lockers, Used Stolen Credit Cards At Apple Store On Long Island
• DU Confirms Safety Of Students Studying In France
• Police Investigating Hill District Shooting
• Dolphins Look A Lot Like Eagles
• Ask A Pittsburgh Fashionista: Hottest Fall Fashion Trends
• Liufau Hurt In Colorado's 27-24 Loss To USC
• MGM Discussing Major Changes To Springfield Casino Design
• Twin Cities Advertising Legend Pat Fallon Dies
• CU Buffs Give It Up To Trojans On Frigid Friday Night
• VA Hospitals Holding Access Stand Down Day To Ensure Vets In Need Of Urgent Care Get It
• Nuggets Beat Rockets, Spoil Ty Lawson Return
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - Free Speech For Some
• Furry Tails: Desiree Is Waiting For A Forever Home
• Gov. Wolf, NJ Police: No Known Threats After Paris Attacks
• Suspect Arrested After Jumping Out Of Stolen Vehicle During Police Chase [VIDEO]
• Andover Man Dies Days After Wife Was Killed In Suspected DWI Crash
• Local Community College Students Safe After Terror Attack in Paris
• What You Need To Know About The Paris Attacks
• The making of the military's highest award, the Medal of Honor
• Toxic Ocean Algae Events Could Get Worse; Conservation Group Warns Of Marine Mammal Die-Offs
• Local College Football Roundup: Stanford Can Clinch Pac-12 North Vs. Oregon
• Bubble Soccer = Full-Contact Fun
• Celtics Rookie Guard Terry Rozier Assigned To D-League
• Eagles Formidable Rushing Attack Poses Big Problems For Fins
• Islanders Top Ducks 4-1
• Pitt Basketball Game In Japan Cancelled At Halftime
• DeMarcus Cousins Leads Kings To 111-109 Victory Over Nets
• Finding Rover: Oakland County Using Facial Recognition Technology To Return Lost Dogs
• Belgium: Authorities make arrests tied to Paris attacks
• Boston Residents Asked To Sign Condolence Book For Paris Victims
• Minn. Muslim Group Calls Paris Attacks 'Unacceptable & Inexcusable'
• Bloomington Police: No Extra MOA Security After Paris Attacks
• Flights In And Out Of France Resume After Terror Attacks
• Second Democratic Debate A Chance For Sanders, O'Malley
• Governor's Office Is Encouraging Pennsylvanians To Stay Vigilant
• MN Businessman In France On Attacks: 'It's Like Being Home On 9/11'
• After The Bell: Stocks Tumble on Lower Oil And Weak Retail Sales
• Sunny Saturday For Chicago Area
• NJ Poll: Voters Tell Legislators To Keep Their Hands Off The Gas Tax
• Local Siblings Create New Music Discovery Platform In Their Dorms
• Mother Charged With Throwing Newborn Baby Out Window In Uptown
• State Patrol: Wrong-Way Driver Hits Vehicle, Rolls In Golden Valley
• Detroit Police Chief: Officers Had No Justification For Chasing Car That Fatally Struck Another Vehicle
• PHOTOS: France, World Mourn Deadly Paris Terror Attacks
• Northfield Police: Bank Robber Considered Armed & Dangerous
• Police: 6 Arrested For Robbing, Beating People At Elgin Restaurant
• Memorial Honoring French Victims Grows At Boston Consulate
• Local Expert Weighs In On How To Combat Attacks Like One In Paris
• Man Claims Deceased Fox Lake Cop Harassed Him For Months
• Lake Shore Drive To Close For Repaving In Gold Coast
• Get Marty: Local Pee-Wee Football Team Gets To Play 'Super Bowl' Game
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit By Vehicle In Stone Park
• 11/14 CBS2 Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Tuesday Storm Still Threatens To Bring Pockets Of Heavy Snow To Colorado
• Tawanda Jones Wages Long Fight For Justice In Baltimore
• Assateague Island Gets Its First Resident Artist
• Bronx Man Charged In Three Attacks On Women In Lower East Side
• Creatures Are The Teachers In Animal-Science Classroom
• Ford Starts Testing Autonomous Vehicles In U-M's Simulated City
• American killed in Paris terror attacks
• Islamic Society Of Boston Calls Paris Attacks 'Horrific And Heartbreaking'
• It's Academic: November 14, 2015
• Food Bank Of South Jersey Holding Turkey Drop Off
• Security Tightened At LA Events In Wake Of Paris Attacks
• Mass. Police Will Remain Vigilant After Paris Attacks, Gov. Baker Says
• Minnesota Students Encouraged To Enter Writing Contest
• Show Information: 11/14/15
• Man Pleads Guilty For Escape From Fargo Halfway House
• Left In Disarray, Lions Must Break Through In Green Bay
• Hurricanes Head To North Carolina For Showdown With Tar Heels
• Mike's Mix: Ginger Rouge At Le Town Talk Diner
• 4th Case Of Chronic Wasting Disease Detected In Southern Michigan Deer
• 2 Critically Injured In Separate Philly Shootings
• 'Faneuil Hall Tree Lighting Spectacular' To Kick Off Holiday Season
• "48 Hours" to air special on Paris attacks Saturday
• WEATHER BLOG: Cool, Sunny Day
• Detroiters Invited To Experience Vibrancy Of Shopping Local With First Ever 'Grocery Crawl'
• Where the 2016 Democratic candidates stand on Wall Street reform
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm Fire At South Jersey Home
• Saturday, November 14, 2015
• Keep Dreaming: Winning $200M Mega Millions Ticket Sold In Ohio
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To DFW
• Movie Review: Love The Coopers
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links (Nov. 14)
• No. 11 Florida Seeking More After Clinching SEC East
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To Baltimore
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To Minnesota
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To Pittsburgh
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To Sacramento
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To Chicago
• 5 Most Scenic Walking Trails In OC
• Campbell's Recalls 355K Cans Of SpaghettiOs Over Choking Hazard
• Prosecutors Want Businessman Sent To Federal Prison Over Pot Growing Operation, $1 Million Fraud
• Senate Bill Would Drop Protections For Wolves In Michigan, 3 Other States
• Patriots-Giants Week 10 Stats & Fun Facts
• Wolfpack Present Tough Challenge For No. 19 Seminoles
• Celtics @ 7: Jared Sullinger Showing Signs Of Improvement
• State Police Release Name Of Trucker Killed In I-275 Crash
• Phantom Gourmet: La Cantina Italiana In Framingham
• U.K. authorities arrest man, evacuate airport terminal
• Grandmother Sent To Prison In Teen's Beating Death
• Advocates Highlight Energy Efficiency As The Cheapest Energy That Boosts A Sustainable Future
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To South Florida
• World Leader Of Ukrainian Catholic Church To Visit Philadelphia
• Local Therapy Dog Returns As Ambassador To National Dog Show
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To Philadelphia
• Thanksgiving 2015 Visitor's Guide To Boston
• Where the 2016 Democratic candidates stand on gun laws
• Where the 2016 Democratic candidates stand on college affordability
• What to watch for in the Democratic debate
• 3 Admit To Buying Bear Gallbladders In Michigan Sting Operation
• What To Watch For: Giants Must Get To Tom Brady To Have A Chance
• ISIS claims "blessed invasion" of Paris
• 11/14 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• 'Audubon To Warhol: The Art Of American Still Life' Showing At Philadelphia Museum Of Art
• Campers Fined $200 Each For Killing, Eating Rattlesnake
• Hunt on for anyone linked to Paris bloodshed
• Full Episode - 11/13/15
• Concertgoer describes escape from Paris carnage
• Ravens Can't Rely Solely On Home-Field Edge Against Jaguars
• Cathedral Kitchen In Camden Offers Up More Than Just Food

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