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Articles from February 16, 2020

• Car Theft Suspect Arrested In Koreatown After Shooting At Officers During Chase
• New Wave Of Evacuees From Japan Arrive At Travis AFB
• Cruise Ship Evacuees Landing At Travis Air Force Base Test Positive For Coronavirus
• President's Day Holiday Brings 'Superstitious Dread' To Avalanche Experts
• Installation Brings Imaginative Dreams Alive In Denver: 'Share That Creativity'
• Break Out The Tumblers, The Price Of Wine Is Dropping Fast
• Cab Driver Saves Elderly Woman From Being Scammed Out Of $25K In Roseville
• Kawhi Leonard Wins NBA All-Star Kobe Bryant MVP Award
• 3 Men Rescued From Boat Caught In Rocks Along Baker Beach
• Clinic Helps Consumers Fix What They Already Bought (And Broke)
• Man Rescued, Hospitalized After 30 Ft. Cliff Fall In Marin Headlands
• Child Injured In Mountain Lion Attack On Santa Clara County Park Trail
• Snow Drifts Bury Car At Eleven Mile State Park
• Wrong-Way Crashes Unfold On Southern California Roads Overnight
• Biden To Hold Private Fundraiser In Denver
• Team LeBron Wins NBA All-Star Game At United Center
• Blackhawks End Road Trip With Loss To Winnipeg Jets
• Orange County Fire Department Organizes Fundraiser For 5-Year-Old Battling Leukemia
• Officials: Two People Injured In Explosion At Bensalem Hotel
• Team LeBron Edges Team Giannis At NBA All-Star Game
• Coronavirus Death Toll Passes 1700, Quarantined Cruise Ship Passengers To Return To US Feb. 16
• Finding Minnesota: African American Heritage Museum And Gallery In Minneapolis
• Carjacking Suspect Shot And Killed By Police After Ramming Cruisers
• Father Of 4 Struck, Killed By Dallas Street Racers
• Southern Minnesota Bowling Alley Destroyed By Fire
• Baptist Church Gutted By Fire Hours Before Sunday Services In New Jersey
• Pittsburgh Auto Show Teaches Young Drivers To Be Safe
• Exclusive: Superintendent William Hite Says Lack Of Financial Resources Chiefly Behind Asbestos Crisis In Philly Schools
• Man Killed In St. Paul Shooting Saturday Night
• 3 Men Robbed At Gunpoint At Belmont Central Neighborhood Jiffy Lube; Suspect Apprehended
• Chicago Man's Family Worries As He Is Held By ICE, Trump Administration Plans Sanctuary City Crackdown
• Woman Killed, 2 Men Seriously Injured In Solo-Vehicle Crash In Antioch
• Twins Cities Robotics Team Needs Help Replacing Stolen Equipment
• Talking Points: House Speaker Melissa Hortman Weighs In On What To Do With Minnesota's Budget Surplus
• Roxbury's Dudley Station Will Soon Be Called Nubian Station, MBTA Confirms
• Blackwood Makes 52 Saves, Devils Top Jackets In Shootout
• Deadly Dallas Crash Being Investigated As Possible DWI Hit-And-Run, Police Say
• Spike Lee Encourages Pursuing Dreams In Speech At St. Sabina Church
• Both Teams Honor Kobe And Gianna Bryant In NBA All-Star Game At United Center
• Leaning Tower Of Dallas: Implosion Fails To Take Down Uptown Office Building
• No Injuries After SUV With 2 Adults, 4-Year-Old Inside Hit By Gunfire In Annapolis
• Mike Scott Hive: Sixers Forward Hosts Fan Appreciation Night At North Bowl In Northern Liberties
• Teen Girl Drives Stolen Golf Cart Off 2nd Story Of San Jose Construction Building
• Girl, 14, Accused Of Stabbing Another Woman, Striking Officer In Stockton
• 2 Men Killed By Avalanche Near Vail
• Delaware State Police: 15-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed Inside New Castle County Apartment
• Here Are Baltimore's Top 3 Mexican Food Spots
• Minnesota Democrats Held 'Health Care For All' Rally At State Capitol
• Condition Upgraded For Chase Thompson, Deerfield Boy Injured In Hit-And-Run
• Former Ranger Darvish Says Astros Should Be Stripped Of 2017 World Series Title
• Landing Gear Emergency Reported At LAX
• Man, 33, Wanted In Connection With Burglary In Escalon
• The Locals Love These Businesses In Montbello
• MISSING: Ajia Omagbaluwaje, 14, Last Seen In West Rogers Park
• South Bay Lawmaker Pushes For Felony Charges In Car Thefts Targeting Electronics
• Artists Expected To Finish Fixing Defaced Cecil B. Moore Mural In North Philadelphia This Week
• Boy, 15, Charged With Accidentally Shooting 14-Year-Old Girl In Little Village
• A New GBMC Unit In Towson Is Designed Just For Victims Of Sexual Abuse, Trauma
• Islanders Bolster Defense, Acquire Devils Captain Greene
• Daughter Of Former Top U.S. Diplomat Charged With Murder Of Man In Rockville Home
• Renowned Civil Rights Era Photographer Matt Herron Showcases Work In San Francisco
• 2 Men Face Multiple Charges After Gang-Related Assault In Santa Rosa
• Annapolis Police Say Suspicious Ride Share Incident Is A Warning To Other Ride-Share App Users
• Dallas Firefighter Injured From Falling Debris Released From Hospital, On Road To Recovery
• Monument Unveiled In Honor Of Tuskegee Airman
• Police Searching For 2 Suspects Following Armed Robbery In Stockton
• 2nd massive storm hits North Atlantic and Western Europe
• Jones Leads No. 10 Maryland Women Past Penn State 106-69
• Police Find Man Dead Inside Sleeping Bag Outside Of Church
• Police, Fire Crews Confirm No Hazmat Incident In Frederick
• Loyola-Maryland Leads Start To Finish In Win Over Colgate
• Raanta Stops 36 Shots, Coyotes Keep Ovechkin At 698 Goals
• Northern California Safeway Workers Threaten Strike Over Wages And Hours
• Exclusive: Broken Elevator Strands Cars In Morningside Heights Parking Garage
• These 5 Adorable Pups Can Be Adopted Now In Baltimore
• Suspected DUI Driver Arrested Following Fatal Collision In Modesto
• 2 men killed in large avalanche in Colorado
• Suspected DUI Driver Arrested After Head-On Crash Leaves 7 With Major Injuries In North Highlands
• Dr. Dre Wows Fans With Kobe Bryant Video Tribute
• Brother Of Former Steeler Antwaan Randle El Charged In Double Homicide
• Red-Hot Bruins End Rangers' Win Streak At 4
• "West Side Story" lyrics still embarrass Sondheim
• Family And Friends Hold Fundraiser For Fallen EMT
• Fmr. Australia PM calls own party members' climate change conduct "idiotic"
• NYPD: 30 Arrested In Midtown ICE Protests
• Businesses In Bellevue Evacuated Due To Gas Leak Sunday Morning
• Australia's bushfires impact a 60 Minutes team
• Audubon Society Confirms Second Egg Laid In Bald Eagle Nest
• "West Side Story": Behind the scenes of the 2020 revival
• Climate change's role in Australia's fires
• Activists Outraged After Dead Horse Is Hauled Away From Englewood Backyard
• Chicago Police Officers Run Into Massive Apartment Fire To Evacuate Building
• President Trump, CrowdStrike and "the server"
• Police Searching For Suspect In Shooting Of Bronx Deli Worker
• Search For 5-Year-Old Dulce Maria Alavez Continues 5 Months After She Disappeared From Bridgeton City Park
• Parishioners In Philadelphia Come Together Sunday To Pray For Archbishop-Elect Nelson Perez Ahead Of Installment
• Forest Lake Fire Department Rescued 3 Dogs From Burning Home, 1 Dog Later Died
• Hundreds Mourn Timberland Employee One Week After Fatal Stabbing
• Allston Woman Says She Was Abducted Trying To Get Into Ride Share
• Schumer Blasts Trump Administration's Plan To End Funding For Bomb-Sniffing Dog Teams
• Surging Bruins Earn 3-1 Win Over Rangers
• California To Apologize For Internment Of Japanese Americans
• Driver Rescued After Car Crashes Off Road In Laytonsville
• CHP: Man, 62, Dead After Crashing Into Tree In Yuba County
• Adult Film Shot At Santa Monica Public Library During Business Hours Sparks Outrage
• "Parasite" director greeted by applause in return to South Korea
• Gov. Tim Walz Proclaims 'Grain Bin Safety Week'
• Man Critically Injured In Far Northwest Side Shooting
• 4 Arrests, 60 Citations, 6 Cars Towed At Stockton Sideshow
• Flower Mound Marcus Golf Coach Kerry Gabel Battling Stage 4 Kidney Cancer
• Fed. Prosecutors In Md. Recommend 5 Plus Years For Man In Plot To Obtain $1M In Stolen TVs
• Butler City Police Department Investigating Home Invasion And Shooting
• Mon Wharf Will Remain Closed Monday For Cleanup
• How the NBA All-Star Game honored Kobe Bryant
• Bowhunting Organization Says 700-Pound Bear Shot In New Jersey Set World Record
• CHP Searching For Driver Of Fatal Modesto Hit-And-Run That Killed Elderly Man
• Woman Shot In Wrist In East Baltimore Late Saturday
• Multiple Fire Crews Battle Fire At Abandoned Cactus Star Restaurant In East Huntingdon
• 'Matrix' Movie Production Brings San Francisco Street Closures, Low-Flying Choppers on Sunday
• Bill Would Expand Maryland In Vitro Insurance To Cover Unwed Women
• State Police Arrest Suspect In Hit-And-Run In Bullskin Township
• Nolan Arenado Reports To Rockies Spring Training
• 2 Firefighters Hurt As Fire Destroys Austin Neighborhood Bakery
• Man Injured, Arrested After Setting Fort Worth Apartment On Fire
• Man With Puncture Wound Dies In Commerce Following 'Disturbance' Call
• Check Out The 3 Top Spots In Baltimore's Midtown Neighborhood
• Bill In Ohio Would Require Flashing Lights On Amish Buggies
• Fobbs Scores 14 Points, Towson Defeats James Madison 63-48
• Chicago RealTime Weather: Milder Temperatures To Continue Another Day, Showers Coming Monday
• A.E. Hotchner, prolific author and friend to Hemingway, has died
• Man Robs Walgreens Pharmacy At Knifepoint In Irving Park
• Air Force Academy: Man Dies After Stadium Series Game
• Garza Scores 24 Points; No. 21 Iowa Beats Minnesota 58-55
• Annie Glenn, Widow Of Astronaut John Glenn, Turning 100
• Dante, Injured Lynwood Police K9 Officer, Is 'Continuing To Make Great Strides'
• 1 Dead, Another Seriously Injured After Street Racing Crash In Dallas
• 3 Women Arrested For Assault Near Convenience Store On Boston Common
• Boil Water Notice For Areas Near South Fork Of New River Lifted
• Police Investigate Shooting Death Of Man, 33, In Long Beach Alleyway
• Hornqvist's Three-Point Game Powers Penguins 5-1 Rout Of Red Wings
• No. 15 Villanova Beats Philadelphia Rival Temple To Clinch Big 5 Title
• Trump Becomes Second President Ever To Attend Daytona 500
• Artist Chemical X Brings Dose Of Skid Row To Rodeo Drive With Logo-Laden Homeless Tents
• Lost Purse From 1957 Discovered In Walls Of Ohio Middle School
• CSU Women's Basketball Honor Cancer Warriors
• Trump hails "pure American glory" at Daytona 500, race postponed
• Former Tarrant County Boy Scoutmaster Arrested On Allegation Of Indecency With A Child
• Mississippi on the brink of near-record flooding
• LRT-Car Crash Delays Blue Line In Bloomington
• Here Are Stockton's Top 3 Greek Spots
• Video Shows CPD SWAT Officers Rescue Man Who Fell Into Lake Michigan
• Box Office: 'Sonic' Speeds To $57M Debut; 'Parasite' Sees Big Oscar Bump
• Dog, Puppies Doing Well After Found Alone In Snowdrift
• Shooting Unfolds In Quiet Residential Area Of Altadena; 1 Killed
• Milwaukee Officials Investigating Homicides Of 3 People
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Mike Bloomberg Opens 7 New Campaign Offices In Florida
• Coronavirus Update: Upstate New York Couple Among Cruise Ship Passengers Under Quarantine In Japan
• Boyfriend of ex-"Love Island" host Caroline Flack speaks out
• Pitcher Chad Bettis, Yankees Reach Minor League Deal
• 'It's Freedom': Instructor Opens Dance Floor To Visually Impaired
• California Grape Glut Helps Send Wine Prices Plummeting
• 19-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Shooting In Duquesne
• No.16 Buffaloes Beat Oregon State, Move Into 1st In Pac-12
• Philadelphia Police Remember Fallen Officer John Pawlowski With Vigil At 35th District
• Man Wounded in East Bay BART Shooting on Saturday Expected to Survive
• Kings Beat Avs In Air Force Academy Stadium Series
• Police Arrest 17-Year-Old In Killing Of Planned MS-13 Trial Witness In New Cassel
• Banksy's Valentine's Day mural covered after it was vandalized
• Officials: 55-Year-Old Man Shot Dead After Allegedly Forcing Himself Inside Collegeville Home
• Jane Fonda To Speak At Commemoration Of Kent State Shootings
• Pedestrian Killed on Highway 4 Off-Ramp in Pittsburg Early Sunday
• California to Apologize for World War II Internment of Japanese Americans
• 'I See Stigmatizing Of The Chinese Community' Says Local Public Health Official Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Tom Steyer hoping for top-2 finish in Nevada caucuses
• Trump Tariff Fears Replaced By Coronavirus Concerns At Port Of Oakland
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on February 16, 2020
• Worry A Constant Companion For Those Aboard Quarantined Cruise Ship
• Chicago Couple Diagnosed With Coronavirus Released From Isolation
• Kennedy defends Barr's intervention in Roger Stone case
• Facing South Florida: Head Of SOUTHCOM On Haiti
• Facing South Florida: Guantanamo Naval Base
• Facing South Florida: One-On-One With Adm. Craig Faller
• Transcript: Tom Steyer on "Face the Nation"
• NH Public Asked To Help Count Turkeys For Annual Survey
• Celebrate Mardi Gras At Heaven On Seven
• Dozens of Americans on cruise ship test positive for coronavirus
• Study Abroad Travel Safety Tips From Depart Smart
• Oilers Pour It On Panthers, 4-1
• City Settles Lawsuit For Woman's Claim Of Exposure By Police
• Transcript: Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Sen. John Kennedy on "Face the Nation"
• Caught On Cam: Search On For Homestead Tow Yard Shooter
• Police Searching For Man In Shooting Of 43-Year-Old In East Harlem
• Amy Klobuchar Says She's Raised $12 Million Since New Hampshire Debate
• Transcript: Amy Klobuchar on "Face the Nation"
• Ocean County Man Arrested In Alleged After-Hours School Assault
• Price Of Wine Expected To Drop To Lowest Level In 5 Years
• Klobuchar says she's raised $12 million since last debate
• Check Out These Cold And Flu Season Comfort Dishes
• Falmouth Man Accused Of Crashing Truck Into House While Drunk
• You Can Now Buy A Dog Collar That Will Swear Every Time Your Dog Barks
• Denver Weather: Chance For Snow, Chilly Temps In This Week's Forecast
• Injured Driver In Westmoreland County Lifeflighted to Pittsburgh Trauma Center
• Heat's Jones Jr. & Adebayo Winners At Epic All-Star Saturday
• Keller @ Large: James Pindell On What To Expect After The NH Primary
• Charlotte Alter on young voters' support of "socialism"
• East Baltimore Shooting Kills 30-Year-Old Man
• Pennsylvania Family Searches For Runaway 14 Year Old
• Yad Vashem: A mission to remember the victims of the Holocaust
• 'Sesame Street Live' Bringing Sunny Days, Party Time Back To Madison Square Garden
• A return to Auschwitz, 75 years after liberation
• Edward Kahn, Chicago Jeweler And Holocaust Survivor, Dies At 103
• Toy Fair Preview: Sustainability Tops High-Tech For This Year's New Playthings
• Harrison Ford, the reluctant superstar, on "The Call of the Wild"
• The history of the Moulin Rouge
• Devastated Family Left Planning Funeral For 3-Year-Old Boy Killed While Selling Valentine's Day Gifts
• Furry Friend Finder: Seymour And Maria
• CBS3 Pet Project: Increase In Studies On Canine Cognition Due To Dogs' Intelligence
• Faith Salie on the bittersweet truth about her love of chocolate
• Denver Restaurant Week Celebrates The City's Culinary Scene
• Air Supply: Rocky romance
• Almanac: Esperanto
• No Bond For Man Accused Of Attacking 2 Girls, Including His Own Daughter, With Machete
• Taking migraine seriously
• New York Weather: CBS2 2/16 Sunday Forecast
• U.S. evacuating Americans stuck on quarantined cruise ship
• Calendar: Week of February 17
• Pet Parade: Pawfect Life Rescue Brings Two Puppies From Texas
• Two People Accused In Gunpoint Robberies In The Bronx
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Warm Up Ahead Of The Work Week
• A Texas Teen Bought 170 Flowers To Give Every Girl At His School A Valentine
• It Looks Like Harriet Tubman Is Throwing Up The 'Wakanda Forever' Sign On This New Debit Card. The Bank Says She's Not
• Man Fatally Shot Outside Nightclub
• Chester Native Derrick Jones Jr. Celebrates 23rd Birthday By Winning NBA All-Star Dunk Contest In Chicago
• Police: Fight Between Neighbors In West Philadelphia Ends In Stabbing
• Woman Arrested For DUI After Car Gets Stuck On Train Bridge Above Monongahela River
• Friends And Family Gather For Celebration Of Life Service For Jaime Feden
• Sunday's Show Info (2/16/20)
• Fleury Gets 60th Career Shutout, Vegas Blanks Islanders 1-0
• Pa. State Police K9 Benny Greets Patrons At Pittsburgh Auto Show
• Police: Auto Parts Stolen From Salvage Yard In Aleppo Township
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Host 'Hockey Day In America' Sunday vs. Red Wings

Videos from February 16, 2020

• President Trump, CrowdStrike and "the server"
• Climate change's role in Australia's fires
• Australia's bushfires impact a 60 Minutes team
• What embarrasses Stephen Sondheim?
• What does Sondheim think of the new "West Side Story?"
• Mexican volcano El Popo erupts, triggering an earthquake
• Whistleblower says Olympic Committee "wrongfully terminated" him
• Ousted Australian PM calls own party members conduct over climate change “idiotic”
• Author A.E. Hotchner has died at age 102
• Mother and daughter arrested for drugging a woman to kidnap her infant daughter
• Winter storm whips up strong winds, disrupting travel
• Mississippi on the verge of catastrophic flooding
• Americans quarantined on cruise ship in Japan begin returning home
• Trump administration enforces stricter immigration policy ahead of Nevada caucuses
• Trump and first lady attend Daytona 500 in Florida
• Trump and first lady appear at Daytona 500 in Florida
• Hundreds of thousands displaced in Syria's raging war
• Are Democrats prepared to take on Bloomberg?
• Face The Nation: Tom Steyer, Ed O'Keefe, Amy Walter, Eliana Johnson, Paula Reid, Holly Williams,
• Tom Steyer hoping for top-2 finish in Nevada caucuses
• Klobuchar says she's raised $12 million since New Hampshire debate
• Kennedy defends Barr for overruling prosecutors in Roger Stone case
• Coronavirus quarantines sparks global fears over international impacts
• More than 40 Americans on quarantined cruise ship test positive for coronavirus
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," February 16
• 2/16: Face The Nation
• Charlotte Alter on young voters and "socialism"
• Nature: North Dakota
• Yad Vashem: Remembering victims of the Holocaust
• Auschwitz at 75: For those who come after
• Harrison Ford on "The Call of the Wild"
• Happily ever after
• Faith Salie: Give me chocolate, sweet chocolate
• Air Supply: Love is in the air
• The effects of migraine
• Calendar: Week of February 17
• Ruth Webber on how she survived Auschwitz
• Auschwitz survivor Michael Bornstein on Holocaust deniers
• Ron Lauder on preserving the artifacts of Auschwitz
• "Moulin Rouge!" scenic designer Derek McLane