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• Explosive Guinda Fire Burns 8,000 Acres In Yolo County, Hundreds Evacuated
• Dogs Find Forever Homes In US After Escaping Meat Trade In China
• Rodriguez Strong, D-Backs' Miller Falters In Giants Win, 7-0
• Marijuana Dispensaries Must Now Sell Products That Meet New State Standards
• 1 Dead, 1 Wounded In Maywood Shooting; Suspect At Large
• County Fire Displaces Residents As It Continues To Grow
• One Dead, Two Wounded In SF Mission District Shooting
• Meet Winemaker Jeff Cichocki Of Bonterra Organic Vineyards
• Scandinavian Furniture Retailer BoConcept Shares New Trends In Home Decor
• Amy Sewell Shares Gift Ideas That Will Please Dad All Year-Round
• Durant Will Sign 2-Year Deal With Warriors
• Meet Mike Murphy, Author of The Creation Frequency
• Celebrate Asian Pacific Heritage Month
• 'Hand And Stone Massage' Pros Give Tips On How To Help Mom De-Stress
• Lakehurst Fire Burns In Residential Neighborhood In Fairfield
• Undiscovered SF Celebrates Art, Music, Flavor Of Filipino Community
• SF International Arts Festival Showcases Artists Around The World
• Two Alarm Fire Destroys House In Stockton
• Ibrahimovic Scores 2 Goals In 3-3 Draw With Galaxy
• The Latest: Ellington Looking For A Speedy Resolution
• The Latest: Memorial Services Set For Two Of Five Victims From Newspaper Shooting
• Fire Burnt 22 Acres Near McClellan Park, Now Contained
• Maxine Waters Claps Back At President Trump: 'How Dare You'
• Red Sox Rout Yankees With 11-0 Shutout
• Antwon Rose Shooting: Peaceful Protesters March Through Homewood To Call For End To Violence
• Marlins Top Mets On Scoreboard & In Standings
• Elderly Marina Del Rey Resident With Dementia Reported Missing
• N.J. avoids shutdown one year after Christie's infamous beach photos
• AP Source: Durant Will Sign 2-Year Deal With Warriors
• Minnesotans Gear Up For Record-Setting Fourth Of July Travel
• 7K March Through Minneapolis In Protest Of Family Separations
• Sale Too Much For Yanks Again, Devers' Slam Powers Red Sox
• Union Fall 4-1 To Los Angeles Football Club; Diomande Records 1st Hat Trick In LAFC History
• Dog-Friendly Festival 'Woofstock' Held In Boston
• Family Members Remember Capital Gazette Attack Victims
• New Jersey Gov. Muphy, Lawmakers Reach Budget Agreement To Avoid Shutdown
• Temperatures Climb As Heat Wave Descends On New York City
• New York Aquarium's New Shark Exhibit Opens To Public
• America's Biggest Toy Retailer 'Toys R Us' Closes Its Last Stores
• Was investigation into alleged rape and shooting death influenced by reality TV cameras?
• Phillies Beat Nationals 3-2
• Adama Diomande Has LAFC's First Hat Trick
• UPS Driver Critically Injured In Hit-And-Run Collision
• Rockies Handle The Dodgers, 3-1
• Sinkhole Shuts Down Part Of Oakland Avenue
• Heat Wave Scorches Maryland, Brings Advisories
• Amid Public Triumph, Private Turmoil For Marvel's Stan Lee
• LeBron James arrives in L.A. hours before he becomes a free agent
• 30 People Evacuate School Bus On Fire In Middleboro
• 5 Arrested Outside Dallas ICE Building During Protest
• Father's Killing At A Campsite Spurs Investigations Into 7 Past Shootings
• Former White Oak Firefighter Accused Of Raping Teenage Girl
• It's Academic: June 30, 2018
• Anonymous Person Buys $1M Worth Of Remaining Toys At Toys "R" Us To Donate
• Deaf Puppy Rescued After Falling Down 50-Foot Hole
• Baby boom at Texas hospital: 48 babies born in 41 hours
• NBA Sets $101.9M Salary Cap For 2018-19 Season
• Good Samaritan Saves Overboard Boaters In Chesapeake Bay
• Maryland Zoo In Baltimore Welcomes Newborn Sitatunga Calf
• You're Probably Washing Your Hands All Wrong, Study Says
• Baltimore Offering Free Meals This Summer For City Youth
• Luke Bryan Fans Try To Beat The Heat While Tailgating Before Concert
• Glimmer of hope in search for soccer team missing in cave
• NJ Governor Phil Murphy: 'There Will Be No Government Shutdown'; Budget Agreement Reached Just Hours Before Deadline
• Memorial Services Set For 2 Capital Gazette Shooting Victims
• Anonymous Person Buys $1M Worth Of Remaining Toys At Toys 'R' Us To Donate
• Jackson Gets 1st Win With A's In 7-2 Victory Over Indians
• Watch: CBS2 At Sisters For The Cure
• Cool And Stormy End To June
• Rallies Across The Country Protest Immigration Policies
• Nurse Alleges Johns Hopkins Doctor Sprayed Patient's Fluids On Him
• Dallas Rowing Club's 'Crucial' Training Disrupted By Raw Sewage Spill
• Warren Calls For ICE To Be Replaced During Protest Rally
• Uruguay Puts An End To Ronaldo, Portugal's World Cup Run
• Klobuchar Calls For End To Shingles Vaccine Shortage
• Diocese Of Greensburg Receives Allegation Against Priest, Removes Him From Assignment
• Mankato Walmart Offers New Pick-Up Tower
• Minnesota Veterans, Law Enforcement Honored At Patriot Ride
• Pawnee Fire Has Kicked Up, New Evacuations In Place
• Trump contradicts himself on immigration
• Angels Score 5 In Eighth Inning To Pluck Orioles, 6-2
• Pujols, Angels Use 5-Run 8th Inning To Rally Past O's 6-2
• Motorist Drives 1,000 Feet On Fresh Concrete In Olmsted County
• Volunteers In Irving Spread A Little Red, White, Blue Ahead Of July 4th
• Lakers Waive Thomas Bryant, Clearing More Salary Cap Room
• Jackson Gets 1st Win With A's in 7-2 Victory Over Indians
• 'Life Isn't Fair, But It Should Be Just': Immigration Rally Attracts Hundreds
• Protesters flood U.S. cities to fight Trump immigration policy
• Volunteers Aiming For Healthy Inner Harbor Focus On Efforts Upstream
• Thousands Attend The Families Belong Together Rally
• North Texans March To Protest Family Separations At Border
• Neighbor calls police on boy cutting grass in Ohio
• CoCo County Crews Knock Down Grass Fire Near Site of Friday's Burn
• Orioles Recognize Slain Baltimore Co. Officer Amy Caprio
• Cubs Pound Twins 14-9 At Scorching Hot Wrigley
• 'The Philly Ice Cream Scoop' Festival Takes Over Reading Terminal Market
• Melania Trump Seeing Lots, Saying Little At Migrant Centers
• One Arrested On Arson Charge For Spring Fire; Homes Left In Piles Of Rubble
• ICE gets new acting director
• Comedian Claims To Have Successfully Prank Called Trump
• Cubs Pound Out 20 Hits, Beat Twins 14-9
• Crews Rescue Deaf Puppy Stuck In Hole
• Weston Pass Fire Grows; Hwy 285 Closed
• Hot Weather Forcing Everyone To Keep Cool
• County Fire Burning 8000 Acres In Yolo County, Some Evacuations Ordered
• Ducks Acquire De Leo From Winnipeg In Trade For Kerdiles
• 'Opportunity To Heal': Jefferson County Platoon Reunites 50 Years Later
• Crowds Flood Cities Across The Country To Protest Separation Of Migrant Families
• Penryn Fire Is Out, Grew To Five Acres
• Man Critically Hurt When Tree Falls Onto Van On Belt Parkway
• Police Search For Driver Behind Chain-Reaction Crash In Harlem
• President Trump Plans To Announce Supreme Court Pick On July 9
• Rockies Send Starting Pitcher Gray To Triple-A
• Sheriff: Boy, 17, Dies In Lake Elysian Drowning
• Driver Strikes, Kills Motorcyclist In Butler County
• Oriole Adam Jones, Bowler Danny Wiseman Exchange Baseball, Bowling Ball
• Thousands Rally in SF, Across Nation Against Trump Immigration Policy
• $15 An Hour Minimum Wage Starts Sunday In San Francisco
• Teen Seriously Hurt In 4-Vehicle Crash In Blue Earth County
• California College Security Specialist Killed, Suspect Shot
• Police: Woman Arrested For Loaded Gun, Drugs
• Protesters Demand Change At 'Families Belong Together' Rally In Logan Square
• Blaine Construction Waste Company Damaged In Fire
• LeBron James Flies Into LA On Eve Of NBA Free Agency
• Barack Obama Visits Silicon Valley Venture Capital Firm
• 'We Care': Family Separation Protests Flood US Cities
• High Chateau Fire Burns Structures, Forces New Evacuations In Teller County
• Timberwolves Waive Center Cole Aldrich
• MVA Confident Voters Affected By Error Are Less Than Announced
• Happy Ending: Deaf Puppy That Fell Down 50-Foot Hole Rescued After 30 Hours
• Accused Purse Thief Caught; Victim Recovers Some Belongings
• Keeping Skin Safe With Summertime Sunscreen Protection Options
• Ahead of Mexico vote, fears and warnings over possible fraud
• 2 Shot Dead Outside Downey Motel, Suspect In Custody
• Salazar Concedes, Weiser Wins Democratic Nomination For A.G.
• Golden Gate Bridge Tolls Set to Rise on Sunday
• Virginia GOP chairman announces resignation
• 187 Firearms Turned in During SF Gun Buyback Event
• Neighbor Calls Cops After Kids Mowing Lawns Accidentally Crossed Property Line
• Annapolis-Bred Belichick Laments Capital Gazette Shooting
• Man Held On Rape Charge On Cape Cod, Referred To ICE
• Identity Thief Drains Bank Account Of 112-Year-Old Texas Veteran
• Shooting At Big T Bazaar In Oak Cliff Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• Thousands Hit Downtown LA Streets For Immigration Protest
• Mother Warns Parents After 9-Month-Old Chokes To Death On Balloon
• Animals Try To Keep Cool At The Zoo
• Moose Relocated After Showing Up In Metro Area Yard
• Reno-Sparks Tourism Tops 5 Million For First Time Since 2007
• 'We Care': Protesters Of Family Separations Flood US Cities
• Hello Kitty-Themed Bullet Train Debuts In Japan
• 8-Year-Old To Throw Out First Pitch Using 3D-Printed Hand At Phillies' Game
• Firefighters Respond To Hazmat Situation At Boston University
• Keeping Your Pets Calm During Fireworks
• U.S. ambassador to Estonia says he's resigning over Trump comments
• Inside Efforts To Save The 'Vaquita'
• Holyoke, Massachusetts, Ready To Welcome Marijuana Industry
• New High Definition Cameras Coming To CTA Stations
• Man, 33, Dies While Trying To Fix Power Outage
• Major Cities, Tiny Towns Host Immigration Policy Protests
• Boston Declares Heat Emergency, Mass. Towns Open Cooling Centers
• West Point Appoints First African American Superintendent
• Arnold Schwarzenegger responds to being called a "snowflake"
• Police: Person Brandishing Weapon Leads To Barricade Situation In Elkins Park
• Hundreds Of Immigration Marches Take Place Nationwide
• 14-Year Old Wounded In Washington Park Shooting
• Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Marsh Creek State Park
• Shootings In Boston Leave 2 Dead, 2 Injured Overnight
• 50 Shades Of Silence: Group Protests Revenge Porn
• 'When You Get Out You'll Be Old Like Me': Judge Sentences Pa. Man To Decades In Prison For Xbox Slaying
• Montgomery County Issues Code Red Hot Weather Health Warning
• Trump on Democrats calling to abolish ICE: "I love that issue"
• Centro: Raising Awareness About Suicide Prevention
• Stephen Malkmus on being called "the Dad of Indie Rock"
• State Patrol: 1 Dead In Alcohol-Related Wrong-Way Crash
• Rally Against Family Separation Marches From City Hall To Boston Common
• Scientists are desperately trying to save the world's rarest marine mammal
• Demonstrators Call For Migrant Families To Be Reunited In Pittsburgh Protest
• France Ousts Argentina In World Cup Knockout Stage Opener
• Metro Diner Serves Up Southern Food Favorite In Exclusive Digital Bite
• This Massachusetts city is ready to welcome the marijuana industry with open arms
• Chain-Reaction Wreck Sends Car Careening Into South LA Church, 1 Hurt
• 2 Women Wounded In Drive-By Shooting Outside Artesia Club
• Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Girl In Queens
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 11-Year-Old Boy
• China Opens New, Thrilling Glass Bridge 60 Stories Above Ground
• 6/30 CBS2 Saturday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Marin County Fair to Open Sans Picketers After Labor Deal Reached
• Protests Planned Across Nation Against POTUS' Immigration Policy
• Questions Linger After North Minneapolis Stabbing
• Excessive Heat Watch Underway, Heat Index Values To Top 100 Degrees
• Tim Tebow Makes Eastern League All Star Team For Mets' Double-A Affiliate
• Inflatable Art Floats Into San Francisco's Exploratorium
• Police Search For Woman Who Went Missing In San Francisco
• Police In Queens Search For Missing Teen
• Gas Leak Likely Cause Of St. Paul Home Explosion
• This 23-year-old UCLA student is homeless -- and he's not alone
• Reporter Resigns Over False Tweet That Annapolis Shooter Had On MAGA Hat
• Philadelphia School District Gets $15.6 Million To Improve Conditions
• Comedian claims he prank called Trump posing as senator
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Drive-By Shooting
• Chief Justice Roberts, the new man in the middle?
• All aboard Hello Kitty: Pink bullet train -- a dream ride for fans -- debuts in Japan
• White House does not specify Saudi Arabia will increase oil production despite Trump tweet
• The Heat Is On As First Heat Wave Brings Highs Near 100 Degrees
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links (June 30)
• 3-Alarm Fire Displaces Dozens In Princeton Townhouse Blaze
• Anonymous Person Buys $1M Worth Of Remaining Toys At Toys 'R' Us To Donate
• People honor five slain in newsroom attack in strikingly silent march
• The Dish: Chef Todd Richards' signature soul food
• Tool, A Perfect Circle Frontman Denies Sexual Assault Claim
• NSA deletion of more than 685 million call records raises questions
• 60 Minutes archives: Lionel Messi
• Report: College Baseball Players Help Save Woman From Burning Car
• Protests Planned Over Immigrant Family Separation Policy
• An Army mom, cancer survivor and warrior
• Musgrove Powers Pirates Past Padres
• Phantom Gourmet: Italian Food At The Berry Tavern In Danvers
• Saturday's Show Info. (6/30/18)
• Code Orange Air Quality Alert In Effect Across Pennsylvania

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