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Articles from May 3, 2020

• 'The Timing Is Devastating': Coronavirus Forces New Elk Grove School Shuttle Service To Hit The Brakes
• Coronavirus: Orange County Officials Seek Compromise To Reopen Beaches
• 2 Children Suffer Serious Leg Injuries In Boating Accident In Sacramento
• Coronavirus: San Clemente Restaurant Reopens In Defiance Of Stay-At-Home Orders
• Sacramento Orthodontists Break Down New Procedures And Sterilization Practices With Reopening Amid Coronavirus
• LAPD Officer Arrested On Suspicion Of Attempted Murder In Shooting Of Fellow Officer While Camping
• Yuba, Sutter Counties Get Back To Business Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'Job Of My Dreams': Retiring Teacher Gets Emotional Goodbye As Preschool Shuts Down
• Assault Rifles, High-Capacity Magazines Recovered From Pomona Home
• Coronavirus Unemployment Woes: N.J. Department Of Labor Online System Crashes Again, Causing Even More Angst
• San Francisco Carjacking Suspect Captured After Crashing In San Mateo
• San Mateo Police Search For Driver In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Procession Held For Colorado Paramedic Who Died From Coronavirus While Volunteering In NYC
• NYPD: 2 Homeless Men Found Dead On C And 4 Trains
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Sewell Family Puts On Nightly Light Show To Honor Essential Workers
• Bells Ring Out Across Pennsylvania To Celebrate Front Line Healthcare Workers
• Special Social Distanced Birthday Parade Held For Jim Mullen, Former CPD Officer Who Was Shot, Paralyzed In Line Of Duty
• ACES All-Star Auction Featuring Matt Dumba, Chad Greenway
• Man Accused Of Trying To Start Brush Fire In South Pasadena
• Employees At South Loop, Lakeview Whole Foods Stores Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: Golfers Counting Down The Hours Before San Francisco Bay Area Links Reopen
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Army Reserve Medical Personnel Joins Temple University Hospital In Fight Against COVID-19
• Cuomo Unveils Plan For 7-State Regional Coalition For Purchasing Medical, Protective Equipment
• Chicago Police Break Up Large Parties Defying Stay-At-Home Order; 5 Teens Shot At Lawndale Party
• Coronavirus Caution: De Blasio Warns Of A Possible COVID-19 'Boomerang,' Lauds New Yorkers For Social Distancing
• Dream Of Local Sports Podcast Realized For Livonia's Otto
• Coronavirus In MN: New York Times Dubs St. Cloud A Potential COVID-19 Hot Spot; Mayor Says 'Don't Fixate On The Numbers'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Curbside Option To Allow 30,000 Retail Workers To Return To Work
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware Joining Regional Purchasing Consortium To Combat COVID-19
• Illinois Sees First Sunday After Small Religious Gatherings Become Acceptable Under Stay-At-Home Order
• Police: 13-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life After Being Shot Multiple Times In Chester
• Gov. Larry Hogan Says Rep. Harris Has Right To Say 'Crazy Things' After Harris Compares Maryland To North Korea
• Police Warn Of Spate Of Auto Thefts In Lakeview, Largely Near Clark And Belmont
• Cook County Sheriff's Deputy Dies From Complications Due To COVID-19
• City Of Dallas To Launch Programs Aimed To Help Those Impacted By Coronavirus
• Super Bowl Champ Chiefs Land Wolverine QB
• Worcester Pastor Fined For Holding Church Service, Defying Coronavirus Order
• Investigators Locate Both Teens Missing Since Saturday After Harford County Fire
• Business Owners Eager to Get Back to Work With Lockdown Rules Set to Ease Monday
• San Francisco Police Chief Bans 'Thin Blue Line' Face Coverings
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Sued Over Gov. Larry Hogan's Stay-At-Home Orders
• Worcester Walmart Still Closed After 81 Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Cheering Healthcare Workers At Shift Change Brings Some To Tears
• 'Trolls World Tour' Streaming Causes Rift Between Movie Theaters And Movie Studios
• Coronavirus Casualty: Long-Time Sacramento Dining Staple Biba Closing After 33 Years
• Massachusetts DCR Makes Adjustments At Parks To Prevent Overcrowding During Coronavirus
• Protests, Open Defiance Test Newsom's Resolve as California Counties Push to Reopen
• One Person Flown To Hospital Following ATV Accident In Aliquippa
• 'It Was A Mistake To Close Gyms' Says Owner Of Local Gym Defying State, County Stay-At-Home Orders
• On 'Face The Nation,' Pritzker Says There Is Progress In Fighting Coronavirus And Moving Toward Reopening Economy
• Stabbing Attack Victim Dead, Suspect Killed In San Jose Officer-Involved Shooting
• San Mateo Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest for Possession of Drugs, Guns
• Avalanche Victim Was Former Backcountry Guide, Town Councilman
• Trailer Fire Near Turlock Claims 1 Life, Officials Say
• White Sox Play-By-Play Man Jason Benetti Hopes To See Baseball In 2020
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Archbishop Hebda Gives Guidelines For Reopening Catholic Churches
• Man Shot In East Baltimore, Police Investigating
• Maryland Weather: Storms Across The Area
• Coronavirus In MN: Worthington's JBS Pork Processing Plant To Reopen After 350+ Workers Tested Positive
• Man Crossing Street Against Red Light Killed By Oncoming Vehicle In Stockton, Police Say
• Police In North Braddock Investigating String Of Car Break-Ins
• Coronavirus In Baltimore: Family Celebrate's Baltimore Woman's 80th Birthday With Parade
• New Hampshire Coronavirus Death Toll Rises To 86 With 2 New Deaths Reported
• K9 Apprehends Suspect Accused Of Lathrop Donut Shop Robbery, Stealing Car
• 3 Men Shot, Wounded In Auburn Gresham
• How Texas' digital divide hampers healthcare
• Black Hawk, Search & Rescue Teams Save Hiker From Avalanche
• Shuttered By Pandemic, Sip Of Hope Coffee Shop Launches Fundraiser To Reopen, Resume Promoting Mental Health
• Coronavirus Complications: Families Struggling To Find Childcare Due To Pandemic
• Pilot Killed In Small Plane Crash At Delta Airport
• More Than 13,000 Runners Across 43 States And 5 Countries Run In 'Virtual' Pittsburgh Marathon
• Danvers Doctor Answers Call To Volunteer, Fight Coronavirus In New York Hospital
• Car Parade Shows Support For Livingston, N.J. Man Ahead Of Surgery; 'We Haven't Seen A Smile That Big In A While'
• Coronavirus In MN: House GOP Leader Stymies Bonding Bill To Get Gov. Walz To Give Up Emergency Powers
• Officials Urge Marylanders To Fill Out The 2020 Census, Self-Response Deadline Extended Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Philadelphia Police: 56-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Hitting Head, Falling Into Schuylkill River
• California Lawmakers Set To Return As Coronavirus Lingers
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By DART Streetcar On Dallas Bridge
• Doctor, nurse practitioner use own money to provide health care in rural Texas
• Most trade war relief aid bypassed small & medium farms
• Houston Food Bank sees huge spike in demand during pandemic
• Citrus Heights Newlyweds Arrested In Hawaii For Allegedly Violating Mandatory Quarantine Rules
• Faced With Thousands Of Deaths, Nursing Homes Nationwide Seek Shield From Lawsuits
• First Responder Escort Planned For Fallen Colorado Paramedic Paul Cary
• Littleton Teachers Making Intubation Boxes To Help Colorado Health Care Workers
• Dallas Police Salute DISD Officer Vincent Remediz As He Continues To Fight Coronavirus
• Why are people in big cities receiving farm bailout money?
• Colorado Tourism Recommends Planning Out Post-'Safer-At-Home' Trips
• Stories from coronavirus layoff victims
• Colorado Father & MS Advocate Loses Battle With Coronavirus
• Search For 38-Year-Old That Fell Into Slippery Rock Creek Now Being Considered Search & Recovery
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Beach At Corson's Inlet State Park Closed Until Further Notice
• UCLA Student Reports Sexual Assault Outside Off-Campus Apartment
• Colorado Coronavirus Deaths Increase As Hospitalizations Decrease
• Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony Opens Up About Killing Man As A Teen 27 Years Ago
• SUV Plunges Down Slope Into Creek Off Metcalf Road in San Jose
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: Elective Procedures Returning As Part Of Phase 1 Reopening Florida
• Talking Points: Sheriff Dave Hutchinson Discusses Hennepin County's COVID-19 Safety Protocols
• Coronavirus In MN: #SaveTwinCitiesEats Aims To Keep Restaurants Alive During State Shutdown
• Meteorologist's daughters crash his live TV weather report
• University Of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
• Social distancing got you down? Here's some advice from experts
• 3.2-Magnitude Quake Rattles Chatsworth Area, USGS Says
• Fremont Police Arrest Woman Who Allegedly Wielded Cricket Bat Against Robbery Victim
• No Crowds On California Beaches; Counties Look To Reopen Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Joe Biden wins Kansas primary
• Police: Bear Spotted In West Davis Found Dead On Highway 113
• Old Victorian Style House Catches Fire In Bel Air Sunday
• Gov. Ron DeSantis To Address Unemployment System Issues
• We're All Glued To Our Screens Right Now, Here's How You Can Protect Your Eyes
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Shares Blessings To Teachers As Teacher Appreciation Week Begins
• Coronavirus Bucks County: Our Lady Of Grace Parish Holds Food Drive To Restock Shelves Of Mary's Cupboard
• Houston Officer Injured In Helicopter Crash Now In Serious Condition
• Pennsylvania Teaming Up With New York And 3 Other States To Purchase Items To Help Fight Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Bucks County: Mother Battling Breast Cancer During COVID-19 Pandemic Receives Parade Of Support
• Man Taken Into Custody After Car Rolls Over In Solo Wreck That Left 5 Kids Seriously Hurt
• 'Finally Back Together': After 4 Years As Stray On Philadelphia Streets, Lost Pit Bull From Tennessee Reunited With Family
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Shooting In Stowe Township
• LA County Announces 21 New Deaths Related To COVID-19
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Cooler For Week To Come
• Serious Injuries Reported In Crash On I-76
• Coronavirus Latest: Uber To Require Both Drivers, Riders To Wear Face Coverings
• 4 Teens Charged With Robbery In What Victim Thought Would Be Sale Of 'THC Products' In Northbrook
• Colorado State Patrol Looking For Vehicle Involved In Deadly Pedestrian Crash
• Denton County Coronavirus Cases Pass 800 With 4 New Patients
• Total Number Of Coronavirus Deaths In Indiana Reaches 1,132
• Carjacking Suspect Arrested Following Chase From Santa Cruz to Capitola
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Leads In Cases Among Meat, Poultry Plant Workers Nationwide
• Steelers OT Matt Feiler & Wife Celebrate Birth Of Their Daughter Emery
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: Center City Trader Joe's Reopens Following Deep Cleaning After Employee Gets COVID-19
• Deerfield Beach Teens Charged With Killing 16-Year-Old Over Marijuana Sale Gone Bad
• Massachusetts Coronavirus: 158 New Deaths, 1,824 Additional Cases Reported
• Pritzker Announces Nearly 3,000 New COVID-19 Cases And 63 Deaths, Highest Number Of Tests In One Day
• New York Weather: 5/3 CBS2 Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Furry Tails: Casper And Lil' Girl Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• When Her School Canceled Prom, This Girl Held One At Home And Took Her Brother As Her Date
• 19-Year-Old Driver In Serious Condition After Crashing Into City Of Dallas Sanitation Truck
• ISP Investigating Early Morning Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Launches New Website With Information About Free Food, Meals
• West St. Paul Police Officer Rescues Sick Baby Fox
• NAACP National Convention Scheduled For July In Boston Postponed Due To Coronavirus
• DCHHS Reports 234 New Cases Of Coronavirus; A New High For Dallas County
• Coronavirus Delaware: State Joining Regional Purchasing Consortium As COVID-19 Cases Rise To 5,208
• Carrick Church Gives Out School Supplies, Over 1,000 Meals To Families
• Infant Manatee Rescued In Florida Keys
• Appeals Court Sides Against Molson Coors In Corn Syrup Debate
• Denver South Basketball Star Wonders 'What If' After Contest Is Canceled
• Local Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary With Parade
• Gil Schwartz, former CBS communications chief, has died at 68
• One Dead, Driver Arrested On DUI Charges In Early Morning San Jose Crash
• Oakland Police Seek Public's Help In Search For Missing 20-Year-Old
• So-Called 'Murder Hornets' Found In US For First Time
• North Central College Hosts Personalized Virtual Graduation
• Grand Forks Outbreak Has Other North Dakota Plants On Alert
• Sandtown-Winchester Achievement Academy Meal Site To Close Due To COVID-19 Case
• Police: Vacant Building In North Philadelphia Collapses, Woman Injured
• Gilead CEO says remdesivir could reach COVID-19 patients within days
• Florida Gulf Coast University Has Virtual Commencement Ceremony Hacked
• NY Gov. Cuomo: Massachusetts Joins Other Northeast States To Purchase Coronavirus Equipment
• Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey Joins Regional Purchasing Consortium To Fight COVID-19 As Statewide Cases Top 126,500
• Frederick County High Schools Student Agriculture Groups To Donate Plants To Benefit Non-Profits
• Facing South Florida: Francis Suarez
• Facing South Florida: Mercedes Schlapp
• Family Finds Dog That Ran Away Following Fatal Crash In Baltimore County
• Gottlieb says coronavirus mitigation "didn't work as well as we expected"
• Nanook The Huskie Misses His Friends At Hersey High School In Arlington Heights
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on May 3, 2020
• Queen, Adam Lambert Reimagine Classic Song With 'You Are The Champions,' Dedicated To Health Care Workers
• Police: 2 Seriously Injured After Biker And Pedestrian Collide
• Coronavirus Latest: Pennsylvania Joins Regional Purchasing Consortium As COVID-19 Cases Climb Above 49,000; Philadelphia Cases Rise To 15,854
• Pa. Health Department Say Total Coronavirus Cases Near 50,000; Deaths Increase To 2,444
• Illinois governor faults White House for testing supply shortages
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 435; 24 Additional Deaths Reported
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 3, 2020
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Urge Feds To Include Seafood In Coronavirus Aid Purchases
• Transcript: Gary Kelly on "Face the Nation"
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-3-20
• Delaware State Police: Discovery Of Drugs During Traffic Stop In Rehoboth Beach Leads To 3 Arrests
• Frederick County Sheriff's Office Investigating Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash
• Transcript: Atlanta Fed chief Raphael Bostic on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Governor J.B. Pritzker on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Gilead CEO Daniel O'Day on "Face the Nation"
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Fatal Motorcycle Crash In Edgemere
• Legal Drama 'All Rise' Adapts To Pandemic For Season Finale
• Police Investigating Possible Arson In NW Miami-Dade After Car Found On Fire
• Coronavirus Update: Marin County Health Officials Opening Test Site In San Rafael's Canal Neighborhood
• NH State Rep. Richard Komi Resigns After Tweet About Joe Biden Accuser
• Liberty City Double Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• San Bruno Police Arrest Three Alleged Catalytic Converter Thieves
• Online Viewership Soars For Old St. Pat's Church In Chicago During Pandemic
• Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier Says Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic Could 'Decimate' Hollywood
• Police Seek Hamilton Heights Attempted Rape Suspect
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept: 12 New Coronavirus Cases Brings Countywide Total To 1,345; No Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus Latest: More Than 25.4K COVID-19 Cases, 1,182 Deaths Reported In Maryland
• 3.3-Magnitude Quake Strikes Chatsworth Area
• Authorities: Patrol Vehicle Driver Charged After Striking Two Pennsylvania Girls On New Jersey Beach
• Denver Weather: Warmer Today With A Few Scattered Afternoon Storms
• Some ... of many: Those we've lost to coronavirus
• Jim Gaffigan discovers he misses strangers
• Keller @ Large: Liz Walker Says Impact Of Coronavirus 'Devastating' In Roxbury
• Letter From Archbishop Hebda To Parishioners Following Extension Of Stay-At-Home Order
• Marlo Thomas + Phil Donahue on the secrets of marriage
• "Sunday Morning" presents quarantine videos with their very own awards - the Sunnys!
• Coronavirus Roundup: World's Ugliest Dog Contest Called Off; Vacaville Barber Takes Defiant Stand Against Staying At Home
• The survivors: Life after COVID-19
• Great Scott Music Club In Allston Closing Permanently
• Coronavirus Update: Coronavirus Robs The Spotlight From The World's Ugliest Dogs
• Former Oakland A's 'Five Aces' Pitcher Matt Keough Has Died
• Dr. Jon LaPook: This is not the time to abandon science
• Retail winners and losers in the wake of COVID-19
• The enduring Henry Winkler
• New York Weather: 5/3 CBS2 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• Local Professional Photographer Takes Pictures Free Of Charge For High School Seniors
• Coronavirus Update: San Francisco Hotels Struggling During COVID-19 Shutdown
• Sheriff: 2 Injured In Carlton Co. Crash
• Dishing up some comfort food
• Coronavirus Outbreak: Defiant Vacaville Barber Becomes Symbol Of Stay At Home Resistance
• How the fight against polio was won
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Play It Safe While Exercising With Your Dog
• Baltimore Police Looking For Missing Vulnerable 72-Year-Old Woman
• Andy Dalton Agrees To 1-Year-Deal With Dallas Cowboys
• Recipe: Martha Stewart's Kitchen Sink Cookies
• Coronavirus Philadelphia: City Officials Using Mobile Billboard To Stress Importance Of Social Distancing As Weather Warms Up
• The Book Report: Reviews from Washington Post critic Ron Charles
• Book excerpt: "Writers & Lovers" by Lily King
• Book excerpt: "Little Family" by Ishmael Beah
• Book excerpt: "Simon the Fiddler" by Paulette Jiles
• Book excerpt: "Hidden Valley Road" by Robert Kolker
• Man Taken Into Custody Following Barricade Situation Involving Child In Kensington
• Two People Injured In Route 119 Motorcycle Crash
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warmer Temperatures Come To An End As Cooler Weather Moves Back In For The Week
• Firefighters Battle Rekindled Flames At Warehouse Fire In Delaware County
• West Deer Neighborhoods Put On Parade To Celebrate High School Seniors
• Crews To Continue Search For Man Who Fell Into Creek At McConnells Mill State Park
• Sunday's Show Info (5/3/20)
• Giant Eagle To Temporarily Limit Ground Beef Purchases Amid Coronavirus Meat Shortages
• PNC Bank Processes More Than 70,000 Loans Through Paycheck Protection Program
• Oakland Woman Lifts Neighborhood Spirits With Giant Teddy Bear
• New York Weather: CBS2 5/3 Sunday Forecast
• Burlington Police Locate Missing 12-Year-Old Girl

Videos from May 3, 2020

• CBS News poll shows Elizabeth Warren is Democratic voters' top pick for vice president
• Medical workers using own money to keep health care system afloat in rural Texas
• Small, medium-sized farmers on edge while trade war bailout money goes to some surprising recipients
• Americans unemployed by coronavirus share their stories
• The Jobless, Where Did the Money Go?, The State of Texas
• "Murder hornet," invasive insect from Japan, found in the U.S.
• Procession held for Colorado paramedic who died from coronavirus while volunteering in NYC
• Sen. Grassley: I tried to limit farm subsidy recipients
• U.S.-Canada border closure leaves families separated amid coronavirus pandemic
• How to cope with confinement during COVID-19
• How coronavirus puts a strain on teachers working from home
• Europe's slow reopening met with heavy dose of caution
• Thousands line up as food banks struggle to keep up with demand
• Will Joe Biden's sexual assault allegations hurt him in the polls?
• White House officials blame China for coronavirus pandemic
• Americans push to reopen states as U.S. coronavirus death toll rises
• CBS Evening News, May 3, 2020
• CBS News poll: Elizabeth Warren tops Democrats' list for vice president
• Coronavirus in rural Texas: The high cost of low technology
• Lesley Stahl shares her personal battle with coronavirus
• Trump administration terminates funding of coronavirus bat research in China
• Cuomo announces 7-state coalition to buy medical supplies
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: "Stomp" in quarantine
• Joe Biden continues defense against new assault allegations
• Southwest CEO Gary Kelly insists it's safe to fly as future of air travel remains uncertain
• Head of Atlanta Fed says new jobs report numbers are "going to be tough"
• Face The Nation: O'Day, Bostic, Kelly
• Gilead CEO says coronavirus drug remdesivir could reach patients within days
• Gottlieb says coronavirus mitigation "didn't work as well as we expected" in reducing cases
• Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker faults White House for shortages in coronavirus testing supplies
• Signs of normalcy start to emerge in Europe and Asia
• Questions still remain as cities, businesses gear up to reopen
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," May 3
• 5/3: J.B. Pritzker, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Daniel O'Day, Raphael Bostic, Gary Kelly
• Nature: Spring flowers in Pennsylvania
• Some ... of many: Remembering victims of coronavirus
• Jim Gaffigan in quarantine: I miss strangers
• Marlo Thomas & Phil Donahue on the secrets of lasting marriages
• The Sunny Awards: Honoring the best in quarantine videos
• Kids rebel against lockdown
• Survivors: Life after coronavirus
• Martha Stewart bakes her Kitchen Sink Cookie
• Dr. Jon LaPook: No time to abandon science
• Department stores on the ropes, while online grocery sales climb
• Henry Winkler speaks, at his door
• Snapshot: Washington, D.C. in a time of coronavirus
• Comfort food for discomforting times
• Conquering the polio epidemic
• When the show's interrupted ...
• "Abblasen" performed by Debra Martin
• The Book Report: Reviews by Washington Post critic Ron Charles
• How will the pandemic affect consumer confidence?