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Articles from January 25, 2020

• OC Health Care Agency Confirms First Case of Novel Coronavirus in Orange County
• 'Too Close To Home': Auburn Homeowner Speaks After Deadly Plane Crash In Backyard
• Alameda Co. Slaps Homeowners With $20K Bill To Clean Up Homeless Encampment
• Irvine's 5 Best Ramen Spots
• Want To Adopt A Pet? Here Are 7 Charming Cats To Adopt Now In Los Angeles
• Paul Jones, Grand Junction Fertility Doctor, Responds To Lawsuit
• 6 Delightful Doggies To Adopt Now In Irvine
• Man Suspected In SJ Fatal Stabbing Called Police For Welfare Check On Victim
• Police Searching For Three Suspects Connected To A Stockton Carjacking
• 'Rebuilding Paradise' Documents Aftermath Of The Camp Fire
• Suspect Identified In Fatal Berkeley Hit-And-Run
• Move-Out Day Looms For Homeless Encampment Along Joe Rodota Trail In Santa Rosa
• Loomis Woman Accused Of Using Counterfeit Bills At Rocklin Clothing Store Has Been Arrested
• New Hampshire's Largest Newspaper Endorses Amy Klobuchar
• Deaths Of Mother, Infant Under Investigation In Jersey City
• Waseca Hockey Players Again Wear Jerseys In Support Of Officer Arik Matson
• Coronavirus Update: Doctors Investigate 3 Possible Infections In New York; More Than 1,200 Infected In China
• Lev Parnas Releases Recording Of Trump Dinner
• 5.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern Puerto Rico Amid Ongoing Tremors
• 3 Dead In Wrong-Way Crash In Queens
• Passenger With Flu Like Symptoms Escorted Off Plane At BWI, Did Not Meet Coronavirus Testing Criteria
• 2 Vehicles Damaged After Rain, Wind Bring Down Large Tree In Queens
• New York Mets Host First Ever Fan Fest At Citi Field
• Ben Simmons, Tobias Harris Lead Sixers Past Lakers As LeBron James Passes Kobe Bryant On All-Time Scoring List
• Dodgers players weigh in on Astros' sign stealing
• Police: Condition Of 14-Year-Old Stabbed In Halethorpe 'Appears To Be Improving'
• Police Searching For Suspects Who Tried To Rob Man Inside Baltimore Synagogue
• Fundraiser Held For Pierre Gibbons, Man Who Ran Into Burning Patterson Park Home To Save Neighbor
• Baltimore Mayoral Candidates Discuss Plans For City At Public Forum
• What To Watch For From Some Of The Ravens In The Pro Bowl
• Baltimore City Schools Students Compete In Hopkins Robotics Cup
• Police: Woman Shot With Child Inside Car During Road Rage Incident In Dallas
• Karl-Anthony Towns Scores 37 Points, But Timberwolves Lose 9th Straight
• Funk Scores 22 To Lead Bucknell Over Loyola 98-83
• 16-Year-Old Boy Found Dead From 'Homicidal Violence' Near Dallas Park, Police Say
• Kyrie Irving Scores 45 Points, Nets Beat Pistons In OT
• Dallas Police Searching For 2 Teens Responsible For 47-Year-Old Man's Murder
• Colorado Man Raising Money For Coronavirus Medical Supplies In China
• Baltimore Police: Pedestrian Struck On Frankford Avenue
• Serious Accident On Vine Street Expressway Leaves At Least One Person Injured
• Man Wanted By FBI On Suspicion Of Sexually Assaulting Young Girl In Sacramento County Captured In Mexico
• With January Warmth, Pothole Reports On The Rise In Twin Cities
• Man Shot In The Face In South Baltimore
• Morse Scores 20, Mount St. Mary's Slips Past Bryant 79-76
• Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck, Killed 37-Year-Old Man In North Philadelphia
• Beloved Retired Sacramento County K9 Eko Dies After Stage 4 Lymphoma Diagnosis
• Father Shoots, Kills 24-Year-Old Son After Domestic Dispute In Fort Worth, Police Say
• Scammers Taking Advantage Of Job Hunters Applying For Census Bureau Positions
• Metropolitan Division All-Stars Lose 9-5 To Atlantic Division All-Stars In Semifinal
• Elizabeth Warren gets coveted Iowa newspaper endorsement
• Jazz Rally Past Mavericks, Win 112-107
• Des Moines Register Endorses Elizabeth Warren For Democratic Nomination
• Impeachment trial: Trump's lawyers lay out their defense
• Police Seek 2 In Suspected Transphobic Attack At Harlem Subway Station
• Santa Ana Lunar New Year Fireworks Accident Injures A Dozen People, 2 Seriously
• 1 Hurt In Crash Between 2 Snowmobiles In St. Louis County
• The 4 Best Korean Spots In Baltimore
• 3 Teens Stabbed Near Franklin Park Zoo, One In Critical Condition
• Funeral Services Held For Fallen Sheriff's Detective Amber Leist
• Former St. Zachary Pastor, John Plotkowski, Removed From Ministry After 'Inappropriate Material' Found On Computer
• Man, 50, Killed In Becker County Snowmobile Crash
• Man Escapes Injury After Bullet Gets Lodged In Clothing In Stockton Bar Shooting
• Bramah's 18 Points Leads Robert Morris To 71-66 Victory Over LIU-Brooklyn
• Morgan St. Clips Coppin St. In 50-48 Win
• Dukes Upset By UMass 73-64
• Senators Jet From D.C. Impeachment Trial To Campaign In Iowa
• School Counselors Available Saturday After Tragic Death Of Marnee Kelley-Mills
• Barricaded Suspect Arrested In Hingham After Shots Fired, Shelter In Place Lifted
• Woman Kills Self After Shooting Three State Police Officers In Lisle's Humidor Cigar Lounge
• Lisa McMullan, Woman Who Shot Three State Troopers: What We Know
• Local Nonprofit Aiming To Combat Gun Violence & Its Impact On Dallas Youth
• Man Cut Off Oxygen Supply At Twin Cities Hospital, Charges Say
• Wesleyan University Student Being Monitored For Coronavirus
• Vet Students Clear Sled Dogs For John Beargrease Marathon
• Gibson Scores 21 To Lift Towson Over William & Mary 70-58
• Philadelphia Museum Celebrates Lunar New Year With Water-Based Traditions From Around World
• Rare Bob Dylan Album Believed To Be 1 Of Only 2 Known In Existence
• Iraq War Veteran Says 'Big & Emotional Thank You' For Service Labrador
• Young Athletes Partake In 22nd Annual Katie Kirlin Junior Wheelchair Basketball Tournament In West Philadelphia
• Oakdale Man Suspected Of DUI Arrested After Crashing Stolen Car Into Power Pole During Chase In Oakdale
• NPR Host Says Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Shouted And Swore At Her After Interview
• Fans Gather At PNC Park For PiratesFest
• Philadelphia Organization Finds Creative Way To Keep Children Safe Amid Rising Gun Violence In City
• 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits Puerto Rico
• Iran Conflict Protesters Take To Boston Common
• Thousands of Abortion Opponents Rally in San Francisco
• Local Man With Neo-Nazi Obsession Arrested For Illegally Owning Firearm
• New York Weather: 1/25 CBS2 Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Man That Was Kicked Out Of Fair Oaks Bar Struck And Killed By Car While Lying In Middle Of The Road
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Frederick
• Penn Hills Police Searching For Suspect In Shooting On Frankstown Road
• Ground Beef Recalled Over Possible Plastic Contamination
• 'You'd Be Better Off With A Small Boat': Heavy Rain Caused Headaches On Roadways Throughout Delaware Valley
• Warden At Manhattan Jail Where Jeffrey Epstein Died Transferred
• Rope From Scaffolding Breaks Window Of East Side Apartment
• Impeachment Trial: Trump's Lawyers Lay Out Their Defense
• Woman Injured After Furniture Falls From Balcony Near Union Square
• Study Ranks Maryland Fifth Most Stressed-Out State
• FedEx, Amazon Warn About Text Message Scam
• 4-Year-Old Boy Killed, Another Child Injured In Euless Car Crash
• Seller Auctioning JFK Docs From Ex-California Governor
• At Least One Person Hospitalized After Accident In Chester County: Police
• 49ers' Super Bowl Run Has Similarities To 1981 Title Team
• Thousands Pack Queens Streets For Rainy Lunar New Year Parade
• Dad Covers ACDC's 'Thunderstruck' By Recording His Baby's Sounds For A Year
• Ex-Trooper Denies Collecting Pay For Holidays He Didn't Work
• Man, Woman Found Dead In Alhambra, Suspect In Custody
• City Of Duquesne Police Arrest Two People On Parole And Firearm Violations
• Weekend Traffic Alert: '60 Swarm' Construction Partially Shuts Down 60/91/215 Freeway Interchange
• Berwyn Police Officer Charles Schauer, Killed In Crash, Laid To Rest
• Call Center Worker Sentenced For Scamming Victims Of More Than $377,000
• How To Protect Yourself Against The Deadly Coronavirus
• 2 Hospitalized After Exposure to Chemical at High School Wrestling Match in San Jose
• Identity Of Man Arrested Following SWAT Situation In Windgap Released
• Pete Stark, East Bay Congressman Who Reshaped Health Care, Dies at 88
• Billie Allen Sentenced In Attempt To Influence Weld County District Attorney
• 8 Critically Endangered Guitarsharks Born At The Mall Of America's Sea Life Aquarium
• Harris County Child Dies After Parent's Vehicle Rolled Back, Struck Her
• Driver Dies in Solo-Car Crash Friday Night in San Leandro
• Executive Director Of Organization For Troubled Youth In Sharon Wanted For Sexual Offenses With A Minor
• Jackson Scores 16 To Lift UMBC Past Maine 63-53
• Funk Scores 26 To Lead Army Over Navy 73-66
• Stabbing At Owatonna Walmart Sends 37-Year-Old Man To Hospital, Suspect Taken Into Custody Saturday
• Ground beef recalled in nine states
• Chicago Weather: Finally, Snow Is Ending, Calmer Conditions Ahead
• Taste of the NFL Recipe: Dungeness Crab Fried Rice With Uni Mayo
• FBI Looking For 'Powder Puff Bandit'
• Adorable Video Shows Justin Tucker's Son Working On His Kicking Skills At Pro Bowl
• Baltimore's 5 Best Cafes That Won't Break The Bank
• Firefighting Base To Serve 600 Mile Radius Out Of Colorado Springs
• Source: Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals Agree On $2M Plus Incentives
• Pa. Board Of Game Commissioners Give Preliminary Approval For 2020-2021 Hunting & Trapping Seasons
• 'It's The Difference From Staying In a Fridge And A Deep Freezer': Minnesota Is Warmer 1 Year After The 2019 Polar Vortex
• Maryland Court Disbars Lawyer Over Claims Made In Loan Case
• Deputies Looking For Suspects In Trailhead Car Burglary
• Dog Found Emaciated In Delaware County Adopted By Collingdale Police Officer Who Rescued Her
• Wife Of Maryland Ponzi Schemer Kevin Merrill To Serve 6 Weekends In Jail
• Suspect In Arlington Murder Case Found, Arrested In Los Angeles
• Know the Different Types of Primary Care Providers
• Kindergarten Enrollment Jumps Nearly 12,000 Students In First Year Of New Law
• Mavs Complete Trade, Acquire Cauley-Stein From Warriors
• Nature up close: Are humans really the smartest species?
• Mountaineers Beat Missouri 74-51 In Big 12/SEC Challenge
• 18-Month-Old Boy Dies After Being Found Unresponsive Outside His Foster Home, Investigation Underway
• Man Found Shot In Back In Uptown
• Celebrate Tết At One Of These Top Vietnamese Restaurants In Stockton
• Boeheim Scores 21, Syracuse Beats Pittsburgh 69-61
• Shoplifter Pulls Knife On Shop 'n Save Employees, Employees Fight Back
• Sanitation Vehicle Hits, Kills 90-Year-Old In Chinatown
• Denver Public School Board Passes Resolution On Safe Gun Storage
• Malibu Artist Helping Victims Of Woolsey Fire
• Great Valentine's Day Gift Ideas
• Chicago Weather: Snow Totals For The Area
• Super Bowl: 49ers Tight End George Kittle's Love Of Wrestling Carries Over To Playing Field
• Women's Foundation of Colorado - Lobby Day
• Lawyers Begin Defense Of President Trump During Senate Impeachment Trial
• Pueblo Man Plans To Keep Working After Winning $2 Million Powerball
• Coronavirus Watch: Bay Area Residents Urged to Take Precautions During New Year Festivities
• Heavy rainfall expected in Northeast this weekend
• St. Paul Police Make Arrest In Tuesday's Homicide That Killed Larnell Brown
• NPR host says Pompeo shouted and swore at her after interview
• Be Warned: Puffer Week Begins In Colorado
• Project C.U.R.E - Celebrating International Women's Day
• Meat-Packing Company Recalling Raw Beef After Reports Of Plastic In The Meat
• Denver DA Dismissing Cases Against 33 State Capitol Protesters
• Wrong-Way Crash On Route 1&9 Leaves 1 Dead
• Man In Critical Condition After Crashing Into Wall On Forbes Avenue
• 49ers CEO Jed York Goes From Vilified to Super Bowl
• 5G expansion is giving this industry a boost
• U.S. Senate Candidate Jason Lewis Voices Support For Beltrami County's Vote To Limit Refugees
• Get A Digital Bite Of Old World Italian Melanzana Capriccia From Sottosale Kitchen And Wine In Miami
• Locust outbreak in Kenya is worst in 70 years
• Body Of Missing Notre Dame Student, Annrose Jerry Of Blaine, Found On Friday
• Armed Robbery Reported At Gas Station In Naperville
• The Party Is Starting As Super Bowl LIVE Fan Fest Opens At Bayfront Park
• Newark Air Train Service Suspended Saturday Night Through Sunday Morning
• Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose Calls Out MSHSL's Decision To Bar Hockey Jerseys In Support Of Officer Arik Matson
• Lev Parnas claims he has audio of Trump ordering Ukraine ambassador's firing
• Driver Of Car Taken In Hijacking Escapes After Police Pursuit
• Jokic, Nuggets, Control Boards In 113-106 Win Over Pelicans
• Gas Prices Keep Dropping Amid More Supply, Low Crude Prices
• Fire Burns Structure In Western Wisconsin Friday
• Commuter Alert: PATH 33rd Street Line Suspended
• Scientists say this planet could unlock insights about Earth
• Police: Woman Shot In The Leg In Minneapolis After Altercation Early Saturday Morning
• Store Clerk Stabbed During Armed Robbery In New Hampshire
• Super Bowl Experience Kicks Off In Miami Beach
• Colorado Weather: Quiet Before Next Weather System Arrives Monday
• More than 1,000 injured, 22 dead in earthquake in Turkey
• Lunar New Year Celebrations Kick Off Marking Year Of The Rat
• Caught On Camera: Thieves Smash Window, Steal $40,000 Worth Of Coats From Store
• Columbus Diocese Task Force Examining Sexual Abuse Policies
• Man Airlifted To Hospital, In Critical Condition After Shooting
• Fire destroys as many as 85,000 artifacts in Chinatown museum
• 2 People Killed When Car Slams Into Pole In Newark
• Downed Utility Poles Damage Cars, Knock Out Power In Cambridge
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: January 25, 2020
• Philadelphia Weather: Soggy Start To Weekend
• Mike's Mix: Meteor's Old Fashioned
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Dropping, Chances Of Snow
• Deval Patrick announces six-day bus tour in New Hampshire
• New Businesses Open In Denver
• New York Weather: CBS2 1/25 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Saturday's Show Info (1/25/20)
• An Un-Birthday Present - Batwoman
• Back From the Future – Part One - Supergirl
• Protect Ya Neck - All American
• The Book of Markovia: Chapter Two - Black Lightning
• Arrow: Hitting the Bullseye
• Fadeout - Arrow
• Chapter Sixty-Eight: Quiz Show - Riverdale
• The Lady of Larkspur Lane - Nancy Drew
• Astronauts perform spacewalk to fix $2 billion cosmic ray detector
• The Gamblers - Supernatural
• What Cupid Problem? - Legacies
• Dance Like No One is Witching - Charmed
• A Wound That May Never Heal - Dynasty

Videos from January 25, 2020

• "48 Hours Live to Tell": Murder on Prom Night
• Jeff Bezos' girlfriend shared text messages about their affair
• Democratic candidates head to Iowa to campaign before resumption of impeachment trial Monday
• Turkey earthquake kills 22 people and leaves thousands injured
• U.S. embassy evacuates American citizens from Wuhan amid coronavirus outbreak
• Trump's legal team blasts Democrats over "no evidence," defends Ukraine call
• Video appears to show Trump demanding former ambassador to Ukraine be fired
• "CBS Weekend News" headlines for Saturday, January 25, 2020
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• Lev Parnas releases recording of Trump dinner: Full video
• Trump is heard saying "take her out" about Ukrainian ambassador in newly-obtained recording
• Inside the Senate chamber during the impeachment trial
• Harvey Weinstein trial gets off to dramatic start
• Senators running for president go from impeachment trial to Iowa
• Inside Miami's Museum of Graffiti
• Trump's lawyers conclude first day of opening arguments
• CBS News' Major Garrett on reporting referenced by Adam Schiff
• Cooking school owner introduces ancient foods to a modern audience
• One NYC mom is on a mission to inspire other mothers to read again
• Can scientists learn about Earth by looking at Venus?
• Researchers recreate what mummy's voice would have sounded like
• As demand for 5G grows, companies struggle to keep up with the logistics
• How climate change is impacting Antarctica's ecosystem
• Four senators balance impeachment with 2020 bids as Iowa caucus nears
• What to expect from Trump's defense team's first day
• Trump's lawyers to begin impeachment trial counterarguments