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Articles from April 19, 2020

• '4/20' Celebrants Warned to Stay Away From Golden Gate Park Monday
• LA-Based Clothing Company Makes Millions Of Masks For First Responders, Nonprofits
• 'We Want To Reopen Right Now': Protesters Speak Out Against Stay-At-Home Order
• Hundreds Of Protesters Gather At Colorado's State Capitol Building Sunday
• 'Our Daily Lives Are Unrecognizable': LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Delivers State Of The City Address
• Colorado Trail & Skiing Parking Lots Blocked Due To High Volume Of Cars
• Watch For The Lyrid Meteor Shower This Week
• Better Together: Oakland Teacher Hosts Virtual Story Time For Viewers From Around The World
• California Announces First Inmate Death Caused By Coronavirus
• Large Coronavirus Shutdown Protest At Capitol Planned For Monday
• Coronavirus Update: Mayor Schaaf Says Oakland Has Found Housing For 200 Homeless
• Stow Police Chief Ralph Marino Under Criminal Investigation
• With A Mask Requirement Now In Place, Where Can Pittsburghers Get Masks?
• JBS Employee Released From Hospital, Continues Coronavirus Fight
• Sarver Man Surprised By Parade Outside Of His Home Ahead Of Surgery
• 'Just What The Doctor Ordered:' Coronavirus Researchers At UPMC Treated To Cookies With Dr. Anthony Fauci's Likeness
• Research: Coronavirus Stigma And Discrimination Impacts Survivors
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: 'No Reason To Lunge Forward Recklessly' In Reopening Economy, Sen. Bob Casey Says
• Coronavirus Update: New York State Set To Begin Critical Antibody Testing Survey
• Chicago 'Hamilton' Star Miguel Cervantes Makes Appearance At Virtual Chicago Theatre Benefit Concert
• Coronavirus Update: Family, Friends Line Long Island Neighborhood Sidewalk To Welcome Home Survivor
• Illinois National Guard Battalion Home After Combat In Afghanistan, Quarantine In Texas
• Coronavirus Delaware County: After Being Hooked Up On Ventilator, COVID-19 Survivor Receives Special Homecoming
• Debate On COVID-19 Testing Heats Up On National Scale; Pritzker Says Results Didn't Come In Sunday From One Commercial Lab
• Lyrid Meteor Shower To Be Visible This Week
• 1 Dead, 1 Arrested In Maple Grove Shooting
• Person Shot Multiple Times While Driving On Bishop Ford Freeway
• Good Samaritans Rescue Girl, Man Who Fell Out Of Canoe Into Lake Harriet
• Wheeling High School Student Dies, Likely From COVID-19, Superintendent Says
• Fourth Cook County Jail Inmate Dies After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• San Mateo County Inmate Charged With Sex Crimes Cites Virus Risk as Reason for Release
• Suspected Serial Rapist Arrested By Minneapolis Police After Sudden Break In Case
• Gov. Hogan Says President Trump's Claim That States Have Enough COVID-19 Tests To Reopen Is 'Not Accurate'
• JBS, Cargill Employees To Receive Raise Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• At Least 10 Killed In Nova Scotia Shooting Rampage, Police Say
• Derailed Train Cars Temporarily Block Traffic in Emeryville
• Two Gang Members Arrested After Modesto Police Locate Ghost Guns
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: State Officials Concerned Monday's Planned Protest Won't Follow Social Distancing Guidelines
• Coronavirus Updates: The Latest COVID-19 Headlines From April 19, 2020
• Coronavirus In Texas: Tarrant County Sees 39th Death From COVID-19
• California Reports 1st Prison Inmate Death Caused By Coronavirus
• Woman Dead After Being Shot In Back Of Head In South Shore
• SF Man Perks Up North Beach Neighbors With Free, Fresh Coffee
• Private Health Provider Offers Quick Coronavirus Testing at Bay Area Parking Lots
• Local Nurse, Beloved Mother & Grandmother Evelyn Caro Dies Of COVID-19 After Weeks-Long Fight
• Wrong Way Crash On I-495 In Westboro Leaves 2 Dead
• 'Anybody Could Get This': Yolo County's First Coronavirus Patient Speaks Out
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Signs Executive Order To Expedite Release Of Hundreds Of Inmates In Md. Correctional Institutions
• 'They're Killing Us': Texas Residents Say Of Trump's Public Health, Environment Rollbacks
• The challenge of recovering New York City's coronavirus dead
• Loyola Basketball Coach Porter Moser Has Stayed Busy During Stay-At-Home Period, Says Sister Jean Is Doing 'Awesome'
• '4/20 Day' Celebrants Warned to Stay Away From Golden Gate Park Monday
• Coronavirus: Organization Donates Toilet Paper To Homeless Population
• 'Hope To Make Two More': Coronavirus Couldn't Stop Socially-Distanced 98th Birthday Party Thrown By Neighborhood
• "Hope To Make Two More": Coronavirus Couldn't Stop Socially-Distanced 98th Birthday Party Thrown By Neighborhood
• Two Young Girls In West Virginia Sew And Distribute Nearly 400 Masks
• From Hopkinton To Boston, Marathon Absence Is Seen And Felt Ahead Of Patriots' Day
• Coronavirus Impact: Need For Everett Food Pantry Skyrockets
• Coronavirus Curve In New York Appears To Be On The Descent, Cuomo Says
• Coronavirus: Ventura County Eases Restrictions In Modified Stay-At-Home Order
• With Wagner's 'Ring' Cycle Called Off, Lyric Opera Musicians Perform 'Ride Of The Valkyries' Virtually
• Coronavirus Update: Health Officials To Launch Widespread Testing In SF's Mission District and Bolinas
• Buena Park's St. Mary Of The Lake Parish Opens Food Pantry Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• What will endure from this shared era?
• On Greek Orthodox Easter Sunday Amid Pandemic, Lincoln Park Area Church Donates Meals To Those In Need
• Chicago Area Student Athletes Step Up For Domestic Abuse Survivors
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Face Masks Now Mandatory For Customers, Employees Inside Essential Businesses
• GrandSlam Pizza In Plum Gives Free Meals To Those In Need
• Friends, Family, And Lutherville Volunteer Firefighters Host Birthday Parade For Lutherville Woman Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Local Business Owners Join Up To Make Masks For CPD Officers Mourning Sergeant Who Died Of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Update: Over 200 CDCR Inmates, Employees Test Positive
• 5 Winnebago County Mayors Ask Gov. Pritzker For Authority To Reopen Some Businesses If Stay-At-Home Order Is Extended
• Coronavirus Update: With Donations Down, Churches Face Tough Decisions With Their Employees
• Coronavirus Latest: Second Protest To 'Reopen Maryland' Planned For Monday Morning In Annapolis, City Says
• North Philly Shooting Leaves 16-Year-Old Girl Critically Wounded: Police
• DART Hijacking Suspect Was Wanted In Connection To Girlfriend's Murder In San Antonio
• Baltimore Jewish Community Center Holds 75th Holocaust Liberation Celebration Online
• 2 Officers Injured & Suspect Killed After DART Bus Hijacking, Chase
• LA County Confirms 24 New Coronavirus Deaths
• Coronavirus Coordinator For White House 'Very Much Focused' On Massachusetts Surge
• Coronavirus Fight To Get Harder As Weather Improves, De Blasio Says It's 'Not Snitching, This Is Saving Lives' To Report Gatherings
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Wayzata Assisted Living Facility Moves 40 Residents After Staff Members Get COVID-19
• Self-Employed Marylanders Struggle To Claim Unemployment During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Inside the Japanese artform of Kabuki
• The coronavirus effect on America's food supply
• Restless Kids During Coronavirus Pandemic? The Disney Bedtime Hotline Is Back To Help
• Coronavirus Update: Online Training Getting Little Leaguers Ready For The Day Ball Fields Again Open
• With Days Left Of Stay At Home Order, Governor To Lay Out Plan To Reopen
• Coronavirus Pandemic Fueling Uptick In Anti-Asian Discrimination, Harassment, According NYC Commission On Human Rights
• Baldwin EMS Helps Relocate Food Pantry To Local Library, Coordinator Thankful For Temporary Solution
• 'Completely False:' County Police Say Facebook Post Alleging Coyotes Attacking People In North Park Is Bogus
• How José Andrés wants to keep America fed
• NYC overwhelmed by coronavirus dead as plasma treatment begins
• COVID-19 Help: Orangetheory Fitness Hosting Charity Classes Online To Raise Funds For Those In Need
• Number Of Illinois COVID-19 Cases Tops 30,000; Another Flight Of PPE Coming To Illinois From China On Monday
• 'We Feel It's Rigged': Caravan Of Workers Demand More Action On Unemployment Claims
• Coronavirus Messages Shared In Boston Using Sound Trucks
• Suspect Arrested In Elk Grove Drive-By Shooting That Injured 1
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office Reviewing Complaints From Gym Members Being Billed During Shutdown
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 4-19-20
• Multiple Cars, Homes Hit By Gunfire In Vacaville Shootings
• At least 10 killed in Nova Scotia shooting rampage, police say
• Coronavirus In Texas: Dallas County Reports 104 New Cases, Bringing Total To 2,428
• Eagle County Requests Exemption From Stay-At-Home Order
• Motorcyclist Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI Following Crash With Pomona Police Officer
• Coronavirus Cancellations: Busch Offers Couples With Changed Wedding Plans A Year Of Free Beer
• Those With High Blood Pressure Are At Greater Risk For COVID-19, Here's What To Know To Protect Yourself
• 2 Hurt When Single-Engine Plane Crashes Near Corona Municipal Airport
• 1 Dead, Another Injured After Car Crashes Into Dallas Backyard
• 50 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Deaths Reported In New Hampshire
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured After Suspected DUI Driver Crashes Into Tree Along Hwy. 160
• Talking Points: Rep. Ilhan Omar Discusses New Marriage To Political Consultant Tim Mynett
• Federal Judge Orders Church To Stop Selling Bleach Marketed As Coronavirus Cure
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Gilpin County Closes County Roads To Non-Residents
• Coronavirus Latest: 7 Baltimore County Fire Department Workers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Early Moves by Bay Area Officials Saved Lives, Led Nation in Coronavirus Combat
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez To Hold Virtual Town Hall For Community Input On Reopening Parks, Waterways
• Coronavirus In Texas: Arlington ISD Food & Nutrition Services Employee Tests Positive
• Vail Hotelier Bob Lazier Dies After Battle With Coronavirus
• Hayward Fatal Saturday-Night Shooting Is City's 6th Homicide of 2020
• 'Sounded Like An Earthquake': Philadelphia Fire Crews Rescue 14 People From Apartment Building Collapse In Mount Airy
• 1 Injured, 1 Killed In Separate Sunday Baltimore Shootings
• New York couples can now get married via video conference
• Chicago Weather: Dry Days Ahead, Except For Showers Monday Evening
• 2 Women Dead, 5-Year-Old Child Injured After Multi-Vehicle Crash In Dallas
• Calif. Researchers Developing New Ways To Disinfect PPE Used In Hospitals With UV Light
• Efforts Underway To Save Two South Jersey Catholic Schools From Closing
• The Lyrid Meteor Shower Will Be Visible Around The Globe Beginning Sunday Evening
• Biden picks up more delegates with Wyoming caucus win
• Missing Baltimore County Woman Pauline Eleanora Wagner Last Seen Sunday Morning, Police Say
• Kennywood Ranks Number One In 'Favorite Traditional Parks' In New Survey
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 146 New Deaths, 1,705 More Cases
• Police Arrest Local Arson Suspect After Repeated Attempts To Set Apartment On Fire
• New York Weather: 4/19 CBS2 Evening Weather Headlines
• Police Chief: Man Ambushes 3 Texas Officers In His Home, Kills 1
• Man Struck, Killed Crossing Street in Oakland Saturday Night Hit-and-Run
• COVID-19 Relief Concert: DJ David Guetta Helps Raise $600K With 2-Hour Show Outside Icon Brickell
• 31-year-old Texas officer shot to death, two others wounded in "ambush"
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Port Authority Complies With State Mask Order, Says There Are Some Exceptions To Rule For Passengers
• EXCLUSIVE: CBS4 Political Specialist Shaun Boyd Talks Coronavirus With Vice President
• Coronavirus Protest: Florida Man Calls Attention To Prison Conditions By Encasing Self In Concrete
• Police: Two Burglary Suspects Allegedly Cause Over $5K In Damages While Attempting To Steal More Than $6K Locked In A Safe
• 2 Arrested In Calif. On Suspicion Of Possessing Stolen Cars Released On $0 Bail Order Due To COVID-19
• Nick Cordero has leg amputated due to coronavirus complications
• Baltimore Police Asking For Help In Identifying Armed Robbery Suspect
• Baltimore County Police Continue To Investigate Disappearance Of Tracie Lynn Mosley, Missing Since 1995
• ISP Investigating After Woman Injured In Dan Ryan Expressway Shooting
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: "A Chorus Line in Quarantine"
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Cuomo Says New York 'There For You,' Can Send 400 Ventilators To Massachusetts
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Homeless Shelter Outbreak Grows To Over 100 Confirmed Cases
• Coronavirus Pandemic: RTD Service Changes Begin Sunday
• Allegheny County Police Investigating After Possibly Finding Human Remains
• Probe Underway Following Shooting At 7-Eleven Store In Oxnard
• Florida Police Arrest Suspect In Westmoreland County Homicide After Months-Long Search
• Colorado Congressman Calling For More Money In Paycheck Protection Program
• Coronavirus Update: Fremont Property Crime Jumps 30 Percent During Shelter In Place; Beefed Up Patrols At Schools
• 'This Year Is Not About Money, This Year Is About People': CEO Keeps 260 Employees On Payroll
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: COVID-19-Related Deaths Top 1,100 As Statewide Total Rises Above 32,000; Philadelphia Cases Rise Above 9,200
• Sheriff: Body Recovered From Mississippi River
• Coronavirus Update: Indiana Reaches 562 Deaths, 11,210 Cases; Announces New Drive Trough Testing Clinics
• Deputies Probe Shooting In Walnut Park That Left Man Gravely Injured
• Pa. Health Dept.: Coronavirus Cases Statewide Increase To 32,284, Death Toll Rises To 1,112
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Over 85,000 COVID-19 Cases Reported As Death Toll Tops 4,000
• Facing South Florida: Controversy Surrounding Detention Of Undocumented Immigrants During Coronavirus Crisis
• AG Maura Healey: Equifax To Pay $18M After Data Breach
• Mass. Lawmakers Send Bill Temporarily Banning Evictions, Foreclosures To Gov. Baker
• Police Arrest Moorhead Man In Woman's Disappearance
• Gottlieb says U.S. not "out of the woods" of coronavirus pandemic
• Minnesota Twins Convert 2019 Homer Hankies Into Cotton Face Masks For Front Line Workers
• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 12.8K COVID-19 Cases, 486 Deaths Reported In Maryland
• Police: North Philadelphia Shooting Leaves 36-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life
• Fentanyl Overdose Calls Spiking In Santa Clara County; Murder Charges In Teen's Death
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on April 19, 2020
• Colorado Small Business Spreading Hope With Signs During Coronavirus Uncertainty
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Number Of Positive COVID-19 Cases Rises To 2,356; 13 More Deaths Reported
• Birx emphasizes "community by community" approach to testing
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Releases Names Of Long-Term Care Facilities With Coronavirus Cases
• Coronavirus Impact: K-12 Schools Across State Ordered Closed For Remainder Of Academic Year
• Transcript: Suzanne Clark on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Deborah Birx on "Face the Nation"
• One Person Injured In Early Sunday Morning San Jose House Fire
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Coronavirus Death Toll Increases To 50, Total Cases Increase To 1,035
• Rainbow PUSH Leaders Press For Release Of Nonviolent Offenders
• Local Woman Found Unconscious In Her Car Over A Hillside Dies In Hospital
• Coronavirus Concert: Dozens Of Celebrities Raise Money To Fight COVID-19 In 'One World: Together At Home' Concert
• Will Hailer: 'My Firm's Work With Ilhan For Congress'
• Firefighters Battle Large Pallet Yard Fire In City Of Industry
• Colorado Weather: Gradual Warming Trend Continues Along With Scattered Afternoon Showers
• Federal Election Commission Guidance
• Some ... of many: Those we've lost to coronavirus
• Keller @ Large: Ed Markey Says Country Currently 'Unprepared' To Reopen Amid Coronavirus
• Artist Kadir Nelson's evocative response to the pandemic
• Transcript: King Abdullah II of Jordan on "Face the Nation"
• Oakland Police Shut Down Two Large Illegal Saturday Night Sideshows
• "Mrs. America" and the battle over the Equal Rights Amendment
• Step Up And Give Back Serves Meal To Thank Overnight CPD Officers And Staff
• Tracking Coronavirus: The Latest Local & National Data
• Jim Gaffigan: Kids, quarantine and sanity are not compatible
• Jason Rosenthal on life after loss
• Trump says Defense Production Act will be invoked to make swabs
• Photos: Lines Stretch For Blocks At San Francisco-Marin Food Bank's Drive-Up Distribution Service
• The coronavirus crisis behind bars
• NH Spring Turkey Season Will Open With Coronavirus Precautions
• The Disney Bedtime Hotline Is Back To Help Parents Get Their Kids To Sleep
• Randy Newman has a message: "Stay Away"
• Drive-thru diagnostics: How car culture facilitates COVID-19 testing
• Queen Elizabeth Cancels Birthday Plans And Traditional Gun Salutes Due To The Coronavirus
• The increasing demands upon food banks
• Coronavirus Roundup: New Model Forecast Fewer Deaths; UCSF Launching Free Testing
• New York Weather: 4/19 CBS2 Afternoon Weather Headlines
• On the trail of COVID-19: Contact tracing the virus
• Lessons Learned From CBS4's Coverage Of Coronavirus Crisis Will Last A Lifetime
• CBS3 Pet Project: Tips On How To Ease Separation Anxiety In Your Pet
• Coronavirus Testing Needs To Go Up By 350K Per Day For US To Reopen, Researchers Say
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey Transit Essential Service Schedule To Begin Monday
• Coronavirus Latest: Bill Cosby Will Not Be Granted Early Release From Prison Under Reprieve For Some Pennsylvania Inmates
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Sixers' Ben Simmons Using E-Gaming Skills To Raise Money For Charities Impacted By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Skies And Warm Sunday Temperatures
• 'You Can't Figure Out Who Is Sick And Who Is Not Sick'; Pa. Mask Guidelines To Take Effect Sunday Evening
• Man Arrested For DUI Following Early Morning Crash In Brookline
• Pedestrian Killed In Overnight Tractor-Trailer Accident On Pa. Turnpike
• New Model Forecasts Lower Number Of COVID-19 Deaths But Expert Urges Caution
• Better Together: SF-Based Frontline Foods Feeds Hospital Workers, Helps Struggling Restaurants
• Sunday's Show Info (4/19/20)
• 'Mothers Against Drunk Driving' Hosting 'Celebration Of Life' Zoom Conference
• Tracking Coronavirus
• McCandless Community Gives 12-Year Old A Birthday Parade
• University Of Pittsburgh To Pay Laid Off Dining Service Student Workers
• Islamic Center Of Pittsburgh Distributes Over 100 Boxes Food
• New York Weather: CBS2 4/19 Sunday Forecast

Videos from April 19, 2020

• CBS News presses Trump on February response to coronavirus
• Pence says White House will be calling all 50 governors to discuss testing
• How is America being fed in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic?
• Coronavirus dead overwhelming New York City, as hospitals begin testing plasma treatment
• Lessons José Andrés learned from Puerto Rico disaster relief
• José Andrés wants empathy to bolster the world
• What will endure from this shared era?
• José Andrés adapts plan for coronavirus pandemic
• Chef José Andrés: food security is national security
• WWII veteran raises millions for UK National Health Service
• Skiers and snowboarders donate goggles to doctors fighting coronavirus
• Truckers risk their health delivering essential supplies during pandemic
• More severe weather threatens the South
• Several dead in Nova Scotia shooting rampage
• Hospice program sets up unit for families to visit loved ones with coronavirus
• U.S. farmworkers put their lives on the line during COVID-19 pandemic
• Joe Biden accuses President Trump of being too soft on China in coronavirus response
• Treasury and Senate working to replenish Paycheck Protection Program, boost hospital funding
• Most Americans concerned states will reopen too soon
• CBS Weekend News, April 19, 2020
• Powerful tornadoes threaten the South once again
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: "A Chorus Line in Quarantine"
• Minnesota attorney general discusses pressure on state officials to reopen
• Cuomo says New York will start aggressive antibody testing
• Air quality on Earth improves as global community moves indoors during coronavirus
• Weary Americans look to governors for leaders in a time of crisis
• Jordan's King Abdullah says country will export medical equipment to U.S. to fight coronavirus
• Head of U.S. Chamber of Commerce expects deal in Congress on small business loans
• Gottlieb says U.S. not yet "out of the woods" of coronavirus pandemic
• Face The Nation: Scott Gottlieb, Suzanne Clark, King Abdullah II
• Massachusetts governor says there's "value" in phone call contact tracing
• Birx says White House taking "community by community" approach to coronavirus testing
• Amid recovery, political pressure mounts in China post-coronavirus
• Governments around the world attempt to ease restrictions on coronavirus lockdowns
• Pressure mounts for governors to reopen states for business amid coronavirus
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," April 19
• 4/19: Dr. Deborah Birx, Gov. Charlie Baker, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Suzanne Clark, King Abdullah II
• Artist Kadir Nelson's "After the Storm"
• A nurse's duty
• "Mrs. America" and the fight over the ERA
• Jim Gaffigan: Quarantine Week 5 sanity check
• Background report: What does Zoom reveal about your house?
• Photos of the week: New Orleans under coronavirus
• Jason Rosenthal on life after loss
• Prison in the time of coronavirus
• Drive-thru testing: Car culture meets pandemic
• How food banks are rising to meet an increasing need
• Tech giants on the trail of COVID-19
• The grim challenge of recovering New York City’s coronavirus dead