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Articles from March 1, 2020

• Placer Co. Sheriff Arrests 2 Suspects Accused Of Racially-Motivated Attack
• Thousands Pack LA Convention Center For Bernie Sanders Rally Ahead Of Super Tuesday
• Cyber Attack Targets City Of Torrance
• Suspect Killed In Deputy-Involved Shooting In Santa Clarita
• Family Of Brutally Murdered Portrero Hill Man Pleads To Keep Killer Without Parole
• Family And Friends Mourn Carmichael Stabbing Victims At Candlelight Vigil
• Essential Supplies Run Low As Bay Area Coronavirus Cases Increase
• Kendrick Castillo, Brendan Bialy Honored As Heroes For Actions During STEM School Shooting
• It's Tulip Season At Modesto's Dutch Hollow Farms
• Man Killed By Police At Santa Ana Catholic Church
• Police Investigating Shooting In Hollywood; Searching For Suspect
• Former Goddard Middle School Students Try To Save Missile
• 3 New Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Santa Clara County, Including Travelers To Egypt
• 4 Injured As Vehicle Veers Off I-80 Near Crockett, Falls Down Embankment
• CHP Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Fled After Crashing Into Arden Building
• People Living Near Bridge Demolition For Central 70 Project Sign Noise Complaint Petition
• Pete Buttigieg Drops Out Of Presidential Race 1 Week After Campaigning In Colorado
• Some Colorado Springs Residents Must Get Bear-Proof Trash Cans
• UNT Basketball Star Javion Hamlet's Name Known On & Off The Court
• Talking Points: Rep. Jim Hagedorn Talks Cancer Diagnosis, Re-Election Effort
• Newton North Students, Staff Who Went To Italy Told To Stay Home Amid Coronavirus Fears
• Exhibit Now At DuSable Museum Provides Virtual Reality Experience Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have A Dream' Speech
• Authorities Report Second Coronavirus Death In US
• Buttigieg Supporters React To His Ending 2020 Presidential Race
• Alexandria's Kensington Runestone Stands Out As Minnesota's Mystery
• Schneider A Wall In Net As Devils Extend Point Streak To 6 With Shutout Win Over Ducks
• Jokic's Triple-Double Leads Nuggets Over Raptors, 133-118
• Miss Staten Island Comes Out As Bisexual, And Then Gets Banned From Borough's St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Minnesotans Depleted Costco, Target Supplies In Coronavirus Preparation
• South Loop School Parents Appalled At School Lunch Rule Instituted Over Worries About Marijuana
• Protest Lodged Against Carriage Horse Industry After Disturbing Central Park Video Emerges
• Vanessa Bryant 'Absolutely Devastated' By Report Deputies Shared Photos Of Crash Scene
• Amber Alert Cancelled After Farmers Branch Children Abducted In Stolen Vehicle Found Safe
• Warriors Lose To Wizards, 123-110; Curry Still Preparing For Return
• Democrats Hoping To Fill Katie Hill's Former Congressional Seat
• New York Weather: CBS2 3/2 Monday Forecast
• Police: New Search For Missing 5-Year-Old Dulce Maria Alavez Turns Up Empty In Ohio
• CPD Calls For Charges To Be Dropped Against Ariel Roman, Man Shot By Police At Grand-State Red Line Station
• Man Killed Over Basketball Game Argument At King Of Prussia LA Fitness Identified As Alan Jamal Womack Jr.
• Amid Growing Coronavirus Concerns, US Surgeon General Wants Americans To Stop Buying Face Masks
• 2 Rhode Island Coronavirus Cases Tied To Italy Trip
• Allina Health Introduces Wayfinding App For Abbott Northwestern Hospital
• Klobuchar's Minnesota Rally Canceled Amid Protest For Myon Burrell
• Several Injured, Including Child, After 2 Shootings In Baldwin Hills Area
• Colleges In Maryland Suspend Study Abroad Programs In Italy, Other Countries Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Lamar Jackson, John Harbaugh Named AFC Offensive Player, Coach Of The Year At 101 Awards
• Police Investigating Fatal Hit-And-Run In Prince George's County
• Randallstown Church Holds 'Night To Shine' Prom For People With Disabilities
• Man With Dementia Located After Going Missing From Assisted Living Facility In Lake Balboa
• 5 Apprehended After Police Pursuit, Crash On Bishop Ford Freeway
• Police: 1 Shot After Physical Altercation With Staff Member In Minneapolis
• Anaheim's Top 4 Traditional American Spots
• CDC: Quarantined Patient Released In San Antonio Later Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Safe Injection Site: As Safehouse Leaders Mull Over What Next Move Is, South Philly Residents Vow To Keep Up Pressure
• #Trending: What's Heating Up Los Angeles' Food Scene This Month
• Drexel University's 'Seat At The Table' Exhibit Celebrates 19th Amendment
• New Hampshire Resident Being Tested For Coronavirus
• 19-Year-Old Man Charged In Friday Murder Of Baltimore Man
• Cellist Yo-Yo Ma Performs At St. Sabina Church, Dedicates Selection To 'Everybody... Who Has Experienced Loss'
• Denver Bars Serving Up Cocktails To Rave Reviews
• Man Arrested, Accused Of Burglarizing East Stockton Business
• Early Voting For 2020 Primaries Starts Monday In Chicago
• Uber Driver Injured In Violent Upper East Side Attack Identified, Reward Offered
• Mixed Reactions Greet First Day Of Plastic Bag Ban In NYC
• LA Shoppers Stocking Up On Essentials, Stores Selling Out Amid Coronavirus Fears
• 2nd Washington State Patient Dies of Coronavirus; Gov. Declares State of Emergency
• 5-Year-Old Struck By Car In Hit-And-Run
• Porzingis Scores 38; Mavs Beat Wolves 111-91 Without Doncic
• 3 New Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Santa Clara County, Including Travelers To Egypt
• Highlights from Mike Bloomberg on 60 Minutes
• Political Leaders In Massachusetts Campaign For Elizabeth Warren
• Cuomo: First Positive Coronavirus Case In NYC Confirmed
• Officials: Mount Laurel Fire Sends One Person To Hospital
• Kings Come Back From 17 Down To Beat Pistons 106-100
• Here Are 4 Of The Freshest New Businesses Open In Baltimore
• Porzingis Scores 38, Mavericks Beat Timberwolves 111-91
• Dosunmu Scores 17 As Illinois Tops Indiana
• Fobbs, Gibson Help Towson Hold Off Northeastern 75-72
• Northwestern Snaps 12-Game Losing Streak At Last With Win Over Nebraska
• Deadly House Fire In Turlock Displaces Family, Claims Lives Of 2 Cats
• Chicago Fire FC Loses Tough One To Seattle In Season Opener
• DePaul Women End Regular Season With Loss To Marquette
• Moment Of Silence Held For Towson University Sophomore
• White Sox Eke Out Victory Over Joe Maddon's L.A. Angels In Arizona
• 4 Strikeouts For Jon Lester As Cubs Beat Mariners In Cactus League Play
• Pirates' Pitcher Clay Holmes To Miss 4-6 Weeks With Fractured Foot
• Police: Man, Woman Dead After West Chatham Shootout, But Man Returned Fire On Gunman First
• Woman Dies After Amesbury Stabbing; Son Charged With Murder
• Baltimore's Pigtown Community Celebrates National Pig Day
• Maryland Women's Basketball Ties For Top In Big Ten With 99-44 Win At Minnesota
• 'I'll Be At The Gym If Anyone Needs Me:' Watt Brothers Trade Jabs On Twitter
• Santa Ana's Top 4 Spots For Budget-Friendly Sandwiches
• Northeast Philadelphia Community Honors Boy Who Became Known As 'America's Unknown Child' In Unsolved Murder
• Bernie Sanders Gets Loud Support In San Jose Ahead Of Super Tuesday
• American Physical Society Cancels Conference In Denver Due To Coronavirus
• 3 Men Suspected Of Shooting, Injuring 5 Near Brighton
• Shake Milton's Career Game Not Enough To Lift Sixers Past Clippers, Who Extend Winning Streak To 4 Games
• Woman Who Petted Moose In Breckenridge Cited For Harassing Wildlife
• Police Shoot Assailant After Shots Were Fired At Officers In Little Village, CPD Says
• Local Churches Change Practices For Mass As Precautions Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Time To Consider Flood Insurance Amid Weather Warm-Up
• 2 New Cases In Solano, Alameda Counties Confirmed Presumptive Positive For Coronavirus
• 'Making A Difference': Hundreds Conquer Stairs In Fight For Air Climb
• LA County Announces 24-Hour Voting Centers To Open Monday
• Warmer Weather Makes Polar Plunge Just A Little Less Chilly
• 60 Minutes' first report on solar energy
• President Trump & the case of Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher
• Bahamas installing solar power after storms
• Navy SEAL says he didn't stab ISIS prisoner
• Health Officials Say Maryland Is Still Low Risk For Coronavirus, But Doctors Advise Taking Precautions
• Mike Bloomberg: The 2020 60 Minutes Interview
• Pete Buttigieg Cancels Dallas Visit, Drops Out Of 2020 Presidential Race
• Police Seek Man Accused Of Groping 12-Year-Old In The Bronx
• Pete Buttigieg Is Dropping Out Of 2020 Presidential Race
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Mike Bloomberg Officially Opens Offices In East Liberty
• Beyond 20/20 Works To Help Kids See Clearer, Giving In-Depth Eye Exams
• 2 North Bay VacaValley Hospital Health Care Workers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Quarantined Cruise Ship Couple To Return Home To North Texas Monday
• Man Attacked, Woman Shot In leg During Home Invasion In Stockton
• San Francisco Police Make 2nd Arrest In Racially Charged Bayview Recycling Robbery
• CBS News: Buttigieg To Drop Out Of 2020 Presidential Race
• 68-Year-Old Man Dies After Car Strikes Tree In Yard Of Rising Sun Home
• Exclusive Democratic Senate Primary Poll: Joe Kennedy Leads Ed Markey
• 3 Sentenced In South Dakota On Trafficking Meth From Denver
• Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg Ending Campaign For President
• Pete Buttigieg Suspends Presidential Campaign As California Primary Nears
• Pete Buttigieg Ends Presidential Bid Ahead Of Super Tuesday
• Longboarder Suffers Major Injuries After Being Hit By Car In Auburn Intersection
• Surgeon General Urging Americans To Stop Buying Face Masks
• Super Tuesday Race Tightens In Amy Klobuchar's Minnesota
• Task Force Recommends Ways To Reduce Hate Crimes In Massachusetts Schools
• 2 Local Texas Health Hospitals Welcome Leap Year Babies
• Delaware County Man, Younger Brother Arrested For Breaking Into Brookhaven Beer Store
• Officials: 7 People Injured, 2 Critical After Flames Sweep Through New Castle County Home
• LA Metro To Offer Free Fare On California Primary Election Day
• 2020 Brought First San Francisco Rain-Free February Since 1864
• 2 Killed, 2 Injured During Multi-State Procession For World War II Veteran
• Man Shot By Police During Standoff In Doylestown Dies In Hospital: Officials
• Sheriff: Missing 80-Year-Old Ronald Kuruz Found Safe
• CU Suspends Study Abroad In Italy Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• State Labs Now Testing For Coronavirus
• Charges Dropped Against Five Men In 2015 Vigil Shooting
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Than Average For Days To Come
• 'Two Pleasant Surprises:' Leap Day Twins Born In Greensburg
• Flyers Extend Win Streak To 6 With 5-3 Win Over Rangers
• Ilhan Omar To Join Bernie Sanders At Primary Eve Rally
• 21-Year-Old Man Found Shot Dead Inside Laundry Room At Euless Apartment Complex
• March 1 Ushers In Meteorological Spring, But Will Spring-Like Weather Stick Around?
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Mike Bloomberg All-In On Florida
• 2 Suspects Lead 90-Mile Car Chase After Fleeing Shooting Scene In Haltom City, Police Say
• Police Investigating Shooting On Jenny Lind Street In McKeesport
• Flyers Extend Win Streak To 6, Continue Climb Up Metropolitan Division Standings With Win Over Rangers
• Florida Man Judged Mentally Incompetent In Killing Of Mother With Baseball Bat
• Police: 60-Year-Old Man Stabs Driver 'Several Times' After Car Crash In Dallas
• Officer Arik Matson Update: 'Making Some Huge Strides' And Speech Is Improving
• Florida Man Wanted For Murder Arrested After 2-Year Manhunt
• The 4 Best Barbershops In Sacramento
• 'The Invisible Man' Tops Box Office With $29 Million
• Massachusetts Senate Approves Homeless ID Bill
• Furry Tails: Lasagna, Norah And Ice Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Panthers Lose 3-2 In Shootout With Blackhawks
• Multiple Vehicle Crash Closes Roadway In West Deer
• Inter Miami Ready 'To Do Something Special' In Season Opener
• Police: Convicted Murderer Arrested On Suspicion Of Being In Possession Of Stolen Firearm In Pomona
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Sunday Morning Shooting
• Police K-9 Sniffs Out $1.2 Million Worth Of Meth
• Air Canada Flight Forced To Make Emergency Landing At San Francisco International
• Child Grazed After Two Related Shootings Near I-57 Expressway
• Itchy Eyes? Read This Before You Rub Them.
• Lead, Supporting Actors, Crew Members Needed For 'Daughters Of The American Revolution'
• Person Struck Walking on Tracks in Sunnyvale Is First Caltrain Fatality of 2020
• Jimmy Carter: Buttigieg "doesn't know what he's going to do" after South Carolina
• 'Ready To See This Train Fly': Dilapidated Louisville Caboose Begins Journey Toward Restoration
• Nature up close: Plants that steal or kill for nutrients
• Baltimore City Police Investigating Sunday Morning Shooting
• Facing South Florida: One-On-One With Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony
• City Police Arrest 16-Year-Old With 2 Handguns
• Facing South Florida: Rep. Donna Shalala On Coronavirus Outbreak
• Man Killed, Woman Injured In Lawrence Shooting
• Pompeo sees "rocky and bumpy" path forward in Afghanistan despite deal
• University Fires Striking UC Santa Cruz Grad Student Teaching Assistants
• Super Tuesday: Polling Locations Open Sunday To LA County Voters
• Miami Weather: Warm Temps Return Starting Monday
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on March 1, 2020
• Gurnee Police, Ambulances Called To Gurnee Mills Mall
• Keller @ Large: Sanders Holding Large Rallies In Warren's Home State A 'Power Move'
• Dry Spell Prompts Sonoma County to Inflate Russian River Rubber Dam Early
• Seafood Alternatives For Meatless Fridays During Lent
• San Jose Man Arrested for Alleged Attempted Sex With Minor at Coastside Hotel
• Bloomington PD Arrest Suspect Who Fled After Pursuit In Stolen Vehicle
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Colorado Weather: Thundersnow Possible This Afternoon, Evening
• Transcript: Mike Pompeo on "Face the Nation"
• West Virginia University Responds After Two Back-To-Back Shootings Of Students
• New Ambulance Design By MedEx and Black Fire Brigade To Recruit EMS Personnel
• Another Horse Dies At Santa Anita Park In Arcadia
• Police Investigating Shots Fired Report At Hotel In Minnetonka
• Caribbean Princess Cuts Voyage Short After Passengers Come Down With Norovirus
• Loyola Students Studying Abroad In Rome Must Return To United States
• Battleground Tracker: Sanders And Biden Fight For California And Texas
• Avs Beat Predators, Match Season High With 6th Straight Win
• State Police: 2 Men Charged After Exchange Of Gunfire Outside Pottsville Bar Following Argument Leaves 4 Injured
• Murders And Shootings Are Up For February: CPD Crime Statistics
• Health secretary investigating allegations by coronavirus whistleblower
• Bloomberg on Trump's coronavirus response
• Miramar Police Still Searching For Road Rage Shooter
• Man Dies After Falling Between CTA Train Cars At Roosevelt Station
• Denver Weather: Snow Arrives By Tonight, Slick Monday Drive Possible
• Man Killed In Lakeville Officer-Involved Shooting Identified
• Calendar: Week of March 2
• Unknown Man Attempts Robbery On Bicycle In Oakland, Police Searching For Suspect
• Architect Rem Koolhaas contemplates the future of cities - and the countryside
• Leap Year: Bringing birthdays out of limbo
• Police: Subway Robbery Suspect Puts Man In Headlock Before Stealing Phone, Cards, Cash
• CBS3 Pet Project: How Your Cat's Belly Plays A Vital Role In Their Health
• $375K Raised In Make-A-Wish South Florida Fundraiser 'Wings For Wishes'
• Vanna White, a woman of letters
• Transcript: Alex Azar on "Face the Nation"
• Sanders says he'll have "more than enough money" to beat Trump
• Pet Parade: Buddy Dog Humane Society In Sudbury
• Supermodel Paulina Porizkova: "It's really freaking hard to be a woman over 50"
• Driver Crashes Into Building, Taken To Trauma Center
• Nearly 250 Survivors Participate In Record-Breaking Dolphins Cancer Challenge
• How Jenny Doan created the Disneyland of quilting
• Transcript: Bernie Sanders on "Face the Nation"
• Almanac: The first commercially-successful typewriter
• Heat Up The End Of Your Winter With Some Spicy Shrimp And More
• High Speed Chase Ends With Two Armed Robbery Suspects Arrested, Jeep Crashed Into Roseland Home
• Gretchen Carlson and the complicated truth about NDAs
• Three People Rushed To Hospital After Car, Truck Collide In Northampton County
• Victim Requires 75 Stitches After Midtown Slashing
• The facts about coronavirus: What you need to know
• Women's History Who's Who - Take The Quiz
• Furry Friend Finder: Ollie And Pepe Need Forever Homes
• Dragic Helps Heat Hold On For 116-113 Victory Over Nets
• Tom Brady Appears Uncomfortable As Julian Edelman Tells TV Camera 'He's Coming Back'
• Biden wins South Carolina, giving much-needed boost to campaign
• New York Weather: CBS2 3/1 Sunday Forecast
• New Puppet Exhibit Opens At Pittsburgh Children's Museum
• 1 Person Dead After Flames Erupt Inside Southampton Home, Officials Say
• Misinformation on Amazon fires could mean more to come
• Section Of Brodhead Road Closed Due To Water Main Break
• Crews Respond To House Fires In New Brighton
• Crews Respond To Parkway Accident Near Edgewood Exit
• Sharks Hand Penguins 6th Straight Loss, 5-0
• Sunday's Show Info (3/1/20)
• Penguins Drop Sixth In A Row, Lose 5-0 To Sharks
• Duquesne Tops George Mason With 81-78 Win

Videos from March 1, 2020

• Mike Bloomberg, The Trial of Eddie Gallagher, Array of Hope
• Buttigieg ends his presidential campaign with speech to supporters
• Mike Bloomberg says voters don't want an extreme candidate
• Mike Bloomberg apologizes for stop and frisk
• Mike Bloomberg says he's sorry if he made comments that hurt women
• What does Mike Bloomberg know about people living paycheck to paycheck?
• Mike Bloomberg on how he'd choose his cabinet
• Bahamas going solar to protect power grid from future hurricanes
• Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher says he didn't kill ISIS prisoner
• Mike Bloomberg: The 2020 60 Minutes Interview
• Recovering addicts use music to provide a pathway to a new life
• Female wrestlers make history at state championship
• Pete Buttigieg drops out of 2020 presidential race
• 22-year-old wins biggest jackpot in Quebec's history
• CBS News Battleground Tracker: Sanders leads in Texas and California with Biden close behind
• Crowds shrink at St. Peter's Square as Italy coronavirus cases surge
• Trump's coronavirus response under scrutiny
• Coronavirus outbreak raises concerns at a Seattle nursing home
• If asked, Navy SEAL Gallagher will campaign for President Trump
• Mike Bloomberg on his Democratic opponents: "Donald Trump will eat 'em for lunch"
• From the archives: 60 Minutes' first report on solar energy, in 1979
• Representative John Lewis speaks at Selma march anniversary
• 2020 candidates join marchers in Selma to commemorate "Bloody Sunday"
• Is Rep. John Ratcliffe able to be confirmed by the Senate for DNI?
• Former FDA head warns against devoting resources solely to vaccine in coronavirus battle
• CBS News Battleground Tracker: 2020 contenders gear up for Super Tuesday contests
• Face the Nation: Pompeo, Salvanto, O'Keefe, Gottlieb
• Pompeo says path forward in Afghanistan remains "rocky and bumpy" despite Taliban deal
• Azar says he's personally overseeing investigation into HHS whistleblower allegations on coronavirus
• Sanders says fundraising behemoth means he'll have "more than enough money" to beat Trump
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," March 1
• 3/1: Sanders, Azar, Pompeo
• Mike Bloomberg says President Trump "irresponsible" for hoax comment about Democrats and coronavirus
• Calendar: Week of March 2
• Nature: Owls
• Architect Rem Koolhaas
• "Wheel of Fortune" star Vanna White
• Passage: "Sunday Morning" remembers
• Paulina Porizkova on modeling and a husband's betrayal
• Quilting "sewlebrity" Jenny Doan
• Almanac: Typewriters
• Full disclosure: The truth behinds NDAs
• The facts about coronavirus: What you need to know
• Ed O'Keefe: Voters are deciding at the last minute