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Articles from May 10, 2020

• Friends Remember Santa Cruz Fatal Shark Attack Victim As Religious, Kind And Genuine
• Bay Area Economists Weigh In On Whether U.S. Is Headed For Depression From COVID-19
• Bioluminescent Waves Light Up Southern California Coasts
• Dramatic Video Shows Off-Duty CHP Officer Rescue Hiker Trapped in Sierra Foothills Whirlpool
• Sacramento County Chase Ends With Crash, Minor Arrested
• Staffers From Giants, A's, Other MLB Teams Participate in Nationwide Antibody Test
• 'We Felt Safe With Everything': Raft Rental Reopens With Changes On The Water
• Larimer County Deputies Looking For Armed & Dangerous Man
• Colorado Wrestling Coach Adjusts To New Way To Train Students
• Catholic Parishioners Gather For In-Person Mass In Denver
• 'Please Be Careful': Fountain Valley Nurse And Her Family Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Disney's Free Classes Teach You How To Draw Your Favorite Characters
• 26-Year-Old Surfer Killed In Shark Attack Off Northern California Beach
• Taking The Next Step: Nevada County May Soon Move Further Into Phase 2 Of Coronavirus Reopenings
• California Science Center's 'Stuck At Home Science' Video Series Offers Hands-On Projects
• Colorado WWII Veteran Celebrates 'Amazing' 100th Birthday From A Distance
• Low Cost Ventilator Developed In Colorado Could Get FDA Approval
• Suspect In Custody For Slaying Grandmother Inside El Sobrante Home
• WATCH: Southland Families Celebrate Mother's Day During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Dramatic Rescue: CHP Releases Helicopter Video Of Nighttime Water Rescue From Half Moon Bay Cave
• Denver International Airport Shuttle Lots To Be Closed
• Family Faces News Challenges Having Recent Triplets During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Latest: Philadelphia Launches Cash Grant Program To Help Low-Income Families Struggling During Health Pandemic
• Viral Video Sensation 'Double Rainbow Guy' Dies At 57
• Home Care Nurses Admit Emotional Toll On Them Has Been High During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Tattoo Shop Opens, Owner Eager To Help Fellow Small Business Owners
• 'Yosemitebear,' Whose Joy Beholding Double Rainbow Became A Viral Video, Dies At 57
• Dozens Of Red Lobster Patrons Sent Home Without Their Orders
• Union Representing Minnesota Meatpacking Plants Speaks Out Against Opening
• Local Expert: Self-Isolating Can Cause Issues For People With Eating Disorders, But There Is Help
• State Police Investigate Death Of Woman Found In West Roxbury Woods
• De Blasio Says There's 'Tremendous Concern' About Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome; At Least 38 Cases Confirmed In NYC
• 'I Feel Like I Saved Her Life': New Jersey Grandmother's Battle With Coronavirus Has Happy Ending In Time For Mother's Day
• Gov. Cuomo Announces New Regulations For Nursing Homes; Says There Are 3 Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome Deaths, 2 More Under Investigation
• Woman Fights To Get Mother Who Contracted COVID-19 Out Of Southwest Side Rehab Facility
• Community Group Hands Out Thank You Baskets To Women This Mother's Day
• Rash Of Motorcycle Thefts Reported In Lincoln Park, Lakeview, Ravenswood, Uptown
• 2 Baltimore Police Officers Injured After Patrol Cars Collide
• New Baltimore Raven Patrick Queen Just Bought His Mom A Range Rover For Mother's Day
• Parolee Suspected Of DUI Found With Suspended License; Passenger Faces Drug, Weapons Charges
• Family Seeks Answers After 67-Year-Old Willard Scram Killed In Hit-And-Run Off Reisterstown Road
• Georgia AG asks DOJ to investigate handling of Ahmaud Arbery case
• Police: 5 People Injured, 2 Critically, After Shooting At Southeast Fort Worth Park
• Santa Cruz Surf Community Mourns Shark Attack Victim Ben Kelly
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Grim Economic Outlook Has Bucks, Delaware Counties Petitioning Gov. Tom Wolf To Reopen Early
• Trump's goal to be "king of ventilators" may leave unexpected glut
• Carmichael Doctor Returns Home From Coronavirus Frontlines In NYC
• Hair Salons Set To Reopen In Indiana On Monday, But With A Lot Of Changes
• Moms in Senior Care Visit Families From Balcony at Walnut Creek Facility
• 'He's Like A Second Grandpa': Volunteers Call Isolated Seniors To Lift Their Spirits
• Man With 2 Loaded Guns Arrested After Stockton Police Respond To Reports Of Shooting During Fight
• 1 Dead In Columbia Heights Townhome Fire
• 26-year-old surfer mourned after shark attack at Calif. beach
• Woodland Police Responding To Reports Of Fight Arrest Suspect Attempting To Discard Sawed-Off Shotgun
• California Hair Salons, Barber Shops Say They're Safe, Ready to Reopen
• At Least 1 Dead in Solo Vehicle Crash in Oakland Hills
• Police: Shoplifters Threatened To Shoot Store Employee In Stockton
• Mother's Day Looks Different For Families, Restaurants During Coronavirus Pandemic
• State Sen. Patricia Van Pelt Calls For Donations To Help West Side Seniors Fight COVID-19
• Baltimore City Mothers Celebrated With 'Brown-Bag Drive-By Give-Away'
• Deadly Collision Shuts Down Several Lanes On 10 Freeway In Baldwin Park
• Lynnfield Whole Foods Closes Temporarily After Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• This Mother's Day, California Flower Mall Reopens In Time To Treat The One You Love
• Jay-Z's Roc Nation Demands Answers In Ahmaud Arbery Case
• Trespassing On El Dorado Hills Hotspot Heaven Could Get You $1,000 Fine
• U.S. Chief Of Naval Operations To Self-Quarantine
• Worcester Pastor Continues To Hold Service After Being Fined Twice
• Elvis & Company Celebrate Maryland Woman's 80th Birthday
• CSO's So Young Bae Performs 4 Parts Of Spring Concerto From Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' With Daughter In Tow
• 'Flowers By Chris' Welcomes Mother's Day Deliveries After Months Of COVID-19 Uncertainty
• Illinois Men's Golf Coach Mike Small Shares Frustrations, Hopes After Pandemic Cut Season Short
• Vice President Mike Pence To Self-Isolate After Aide Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Lancaster County Among Pennsylvania Counties Stuck In Red Phase Of Reopening Going Rogue
• Intel Corp Mulls Building New U.S. Chip Factory to Hedge Against Asia Supply Disruption
• Cuomo brings out mom for special Mother's Day message
• Mother's Day Extra Special For Woman Who Gave Birth While On Ventilator, Staff At Jamaica Hospital
• Ex-Mayor W. Wilson Goode Calls For Philadelphia Apology In 1985 MOVE Bombing As 35th Anniversary Approaches
• Castle Rock Restaurant Serves Dozens On Mother's Day Despite Public Health Order
• Some Minnesotans Scammed For Renting Fraudulent Vacation Homes On Craigslist
• Ghost Guns: Build-it-yourself firearms
• Pritzker Pushes Back Against Critics Of Plan To Reopen Illinois
• NYC To Expand Number Of Non-NYPD 'Social Distancing Ambassadors' To 2,300 Following Viral Videos Of Arrests
• NFC Champion 49ers Hope Roster Stability Pays Dividends
• Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Mother's Day Isn't Business As Usual For A Chelsea Florist
• Coronavirus Update: 2 New Plasma Donation Sites Set To Open In N.J.
• Driver Lands In Arkansas River
• Examining Amazon's treatment of its workers
• Amazon employee: hundreds of coworkers have coronavirus
• Ending funding for coronavirus research
• Broadway Actress Ruthie Ann Miles Welcomes Daughter After Losing Unborn Child, Daughter In 2018 Park Slope Crash
• Protesters Hit Streets Of South Beach Demanding Reopening Of Shops, Restaurants & Beaches
• 'Being Held Hostage Of Our Business': Some Business Owners Dissatisfied With Restrictions Still Imposed For Yellow Phase Counties
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces Palm Beach County Businesses Can Reopen With Restrictions
• Northern Virginia Health Leaders: We're Not Ready To Open
• Fort Lauderdale Wells Fargo Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Celebrating Mother's Day Through A Window At Senior Centers
• Naples Closes Beaches Again Because Visitors Didn't Practice Social Distancing
• Despite Orders Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Northwest Side Church Does Not Require Masks, Allows Hugs
• Coronavirus Montgomery County: Abington Woman Juggling Duties As Mom, Volunteer Firefighter, COVID-19 Frontliner
• Coronavirus: 'No Shortage Of People From Pennsylvania' In Ocean City As Beaches, Boardwalk Partially Reopens
• 2 Men Killed In South Sacramento Shooting
• Children's Minnesota Face Mask Donation Center
• Talking Points: Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan Opens Up About Losing Her Brother To COVID-19
• Deputies Find Missing Pregnant Woman From Tracy
• Double Shooting Leaves 2 Men Hospitalized: Philadelphia Police
• 3 Firefighters Hospitalized When Ceiling Collapses As They Fight South Shore Blaze
• While Picking Up Pieces After Coronavirus Shutdown, North Texas Restaurant Gets Slammed By Truck
• Police Investigating Man Assaulted Downtown
• Police Investigating After Man Shot To Death In NE Baltimore
• VIDEO: Deputies Searching For Suspect Vehicle Involved In Shooting
• Suspect At Large After Downtown Denver Shooting
• Wisconsin's American Legion Baseball Season Canceled Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Fremont Police: Beware the Bobcat!
• NYC hospital staff gifted free vacations
• State Issues Testing Orders For Long-Term Care Facilities
• Kathleen DuRoss Ford, Widow Of Henry Ford II, Dies At Age 80
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Days In The Week To Come
• UFC's Return Could Provide Blueprint For Other Pro Leagues
• Megadrought 'Unprecedented in Human History' Likely the New Normal Across the West
• Illinois Reports 1,656 New COVID-19 Cases, 57 Deaths
• Coronavirus: Cherry Hill Garden Center Enhances Social Distancing Efforts To Keep Customers Safe For Mother's Day
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 139 New Deaths, 1,050 More Cases
• Elon Musk Threatens To Move Tesla From Calif. Amid Pandemic Shutdown Orders
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: COVID-19 Death Toll Hits 400; Total Cases Top 10K
• Denver Animal Shelter Allowing Pet Adoptions
• Coronavirus-Related Restrictions Won't Stop People From Celebrating Mother's Day Virtually
• New York Weather: 5/10 CBS2 Mother's Day Evening Weather Headlines
• Google, Apple Partner Up To Create COVID-19 Exposure Notification System
• NH Woman Caught Speeding Twice Within 13 Minutes
• Tarrant County Reports 485 New Coronavirus Cases, 423 Caused By Federal Prison Outbreak
• Chicago Restaurant Little Bucharest Bistro Closing After 50 Years In Business Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Humanity First USA, Palestinian American Club Among Organizations To Deliver Meals This Weekend
• Gov. Cuomo's Mom, Matilda Cuomo, Makes Special Mother's Day Appearance During Coronavirus Briefing
• Irving Police Find Missing Teen With Intellectual Disability
• Arsenal Bison Among Those In Planned Transfers To National Park, Indian Reservation
• UCSF Doctor Returning From Battling COVID-19 In New York Stunned By Conditions On Flight
• Coronavirus Update: Sonoma Farmers Market Reopens With New Location, New Rules
• Texas Man Accused Of Online Threat Mentioning Walmart Near El Paso
• A Mama Bear Was Caught On Camera Rescuing Her Cubs
• Legendary R&B Singer Betty Wright Dies At Age 66: Reports
• Cuomo says coronavirus death toll at lowest level since mid-March
• Coronavirus Latest: Boat Ramps, Fishing Piers Open In Cecil County; Playgrounds Remain Closed
• Deputies Investigate Shooting Death Of Woman In LA
• Several Colorado Counties Switch To Safer-At-Home Orders
• Delaware State Police Identify Man Who Allegedly Killed Maryland Couple In Cemetery Shooting As Sheldon Francis
• Strong Faith Keeps Carson Wentz Focused On Something Bigger
• A Bakery Gets Creative With Social Distancing By Lowering Its Goodies In A Basket
• South Side Man Charged In Fight That Injured 7 CPD Officers
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Plans To Expand Testing Efforts For First Responders, Healthcare Workers
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-10-20
• North Hills Neighborhood Throws Surprise Birthday Parade For 98-Year-Old Retired Doctor
• Santa Cruz Surf Community Mourns Shark Attack Victim Ben Kelly
• Berkeley Officials Warn Departing University Of California Students Over Stiff Fines For Illegal Dumping
• Sheriff: 26-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Rollover Crash
• Becca Cosmetics Recalling Concealers Over Mold Concerns
• 49ers Hope Roster Stability Pays Dividends To Overcome COVID-19 Schedule Challenges
• More Than A Dozen Wildfires Raging Across Florida
• Coronavirus Delaware: Statewide Cases Approaching 6,500 As Death Toll Now Stands At 224
• Fauci to go into "modified quarantine"
• Keller @ Large: DA Rollins 'Deeply Concerned' About Violence Increase During Coronavirus
• 'Freedom Is Essential': Protesters In Huntington Beach Say Facilities Should Reopen Fully
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on May 10, 2020
• Ravens Have Best Chance Of Winning Super Bowl LV, SportsLine Predicts
• Facing South Florida: Florida Unemployment
• Facing South Florida: The Future Of Restaurants
• Coronavirus New Jersey: Over 1,500 New COVID-19 Cases Reported As Statewide Total Reaches 138,500
• State Senate Committees Holding Hearing On Unemployment Site Issues
• 'Salute To Mothers': UPMC Senior Communities Celebrate Residents, Employees With Mother's Day Parade
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Remain Steady; State Reports More Than 32K Cases
• Police: No Suspect In Fatal Denver Stabbing
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 481; 20 Additional Deaths Reported
• Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Statewide COVID-19 Cases Exceed 56,000 As Death Toll Rises Above 3,700; Philadelphia Cases Climb Above 18,000
• Coping With Anxiety During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 10, 2020
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,295 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Total To 56,611
• 2 Chases & Vehicle Fire End In Clear Creek County Officer-Involved Shooting
• Caught On Camera: 3 People Break Into Brickell Restaurant & Cause $10K Worth Of Damage
• Transcript: Jim Ryan on "Face the Nation"
• Highway 101 In Thousand Oaks Closed In Both Directions Due To Large Truck Fire
• Gottlieb says newly approved test could be "game changer"
• Transcript: Eric Schmidt on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Avon, Abington Walmart Stores Reopen After Coronavirus Cases
• Pennsylvania National Guard To Be Deployed At Brighton Rehabilitation And Wellness Center To Fight The Coronavirus
• Key coronavirus model projects 137,000 deaths in U.S. by August
• Transcript: Dr. Christopher Murray on "Face the Nation"
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Total Coronavirus Cases Are Over 1,500 With 122 Deaths
• Methuen's Calvin Kattar Victorious As UFC Returns To Action With Coronavirus Precautions
• Colorado Weather: Showers And Thunderstorms Likely Monday, Especially West
• Illinois State Senator To Call For Donations For Seniors
• CBS3 Pet Project: Is Eating Grass A Normal Behavior For Your Dog?
• 'Why We Stay Home': Two Pitt Medical Students Co-Author Children's Book Explaining Coronavirus, Quarantine
• Mother's Day: Honoring moms for their pandemic roles
• Breast Cancer Survivor's Tireless Spirit Helping Komen Philadelphia Make A Difference
• The president as communicator-in-chief
• The Obama Foundation Honors Chicago Chef Latrice McArthur For Donating Dinners To Students
• Woman Battling Fourth Round Of Cancer Continues To Stay Positive Despite Health Pandemic
• FDR and the re-creation of America
• Coronavirus Latest: Rite Aid To Start Testing Adults Not Showing COVID-19 Symptoms, Opening Additional 46 Sites
• Jim Gaffigan on sharing dinner with the masses
• Transcript: Kevin Hassett on "Face the Nation"
• Reese Witherspoon on her media company, Hello Sunshine
• White House economic adviser says it's "scary to go to work"
• Komen Philadelphia Supporters Still Reaching Out During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Breezy And Cold With Showers For Mother's Day; Lakeshore Flood Advisory In Northwest Indiana
• Behind the shut gates of the zoo
• Fourteenth Port Authority Employee Tests Positive For The Coronavirus, Temperature Checks Now Mandatory At East Liberty Garage
• Challenges abound for students forced to take classes remotely
• Chef Bobby Flay on his favorite customer: his mother
• Traffic Fatalities Spike In New Hampshire Despite Less Traffic During Coronavirus
• How plasma transfusions may heal COVID-19 patients
• Sheriff: Man Suffers Serious Injuries Following Rollover Crash In Duluth
• For better or worse, in quarantine
• Firefighters Lead Birthday Parade For Maryland 11-Year-Old
• Local Mother, Two Daughters Continue Defying Odds As They Each Survive Breast Cancer
• New York Weather: 5/10 CBS2 Sunday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Coronavirus Roundup: Musk Threatens To Move Out Of Bay Area; Oakland Mayor Issues Lake Merritt Warning
• San Francisco's 'Honey Bear' Artist Raises Over $100,000 For COVID-19 Charities
• Survivor Working To Close Gap In Breast Cancer Deaths In African American Community
• Man Released On $0 Bail Leads Sonoma County Deputies On Wild Stolen Car Chase
• Coronavirus Update: Che Fico Restaurant Owner Will Likely Give Back His Relief Loan
• Officials Identify Alleged Gunman In Deadly Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery Shooting
• Southwestern Pa. Prepares To Move Into The 'Yellow' Phase And Begin Easing Coronavirus Restrictions
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Gunman After Overnight Shooting In Logan
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warmer Temperatures For Mother's Day Before Colder Air Takes Over Again
• Pittsburgh 'Race For The Cure' Offering Special Promotion For September Race
• Carnegie Mellon University Artist Makes Video Of Squirrels Socially Distancing, Eating At Tiny Table
• Sunday's Show Info (5/10/20)
• City Of Pittsburgh, Parkhurst Dining, Salvation Army Team Up To Distribute Over 5,000 Meals
• Philadelphia Man Charged With Passing Counterfeit Money At Indiana Co. Giant Eagle
• Steelers Rookies Adapting To 'Virtual' Path As They Start Their Careers Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• New York Weather: CBS2 5/10 Sunday Forecast

Videos from May 10, 2020

• Surfer killed in shark attack at California beach
• Coronavirus pandemic impacts U.S. meat industry
• Coronavirus in Navajo Nation
• How build-it-yourself firearms skirt most federal gun laws
• How Amazon is handling the coronavirus pandemic
• How dishonest politics upended a coronavirus researcher's funding
• Man held in U.S. migrant detention center dies from COVID-19
• Pandemic Politics, Amazon, Ghost Guns
• Happy Mother's Day from 60 Minutes
• Amazon worker tracks coronavirus cases from home
• From the archives: Hunting viruses
• Car hops and TV dinners: Restaurants try out new ideas amid coronavirus
• New Honda design will protect drivers delivering coronavirus tests in Detroit
• Boris Johnson unveils new COVID-19 lockdown rules for England
• Cattle prices plummet amid coronavirus pandemic
• Nevada becomes latest state to partially reopen while protests continue in some states that remain shut down
• Jay-Z's Roc Nation pens open letter to Georgia governor demanding justice for Ahmaud Arbery
• How will the pandemic affect the Trump 2020 campaign?
• More than 20 million Americans lost their jobs in April as unemployment rate climbs 15%
• CBS Weekend News, May 10, 2020
• Banks rake in hefty fees by granting small business loans to big companies
• Why it matters that the NIH canceled a coronavirus research grant
• Cuomo celebrates Mother's Day with a special shout out to his mom
• Cuomo says coronavirus hospitalizations at the same rate as the day shutdown order began
• Honoring the mothers going above and beyond during the COVID pandemic
• UVA president on what the upcoming fall semester might look like post-coronavirus
• Former Google exec says a "reimagining" of the workplace is coming after COVID crisis
• Gottlieb says newly approved test could be "game changer" in fight against virus
• Face The Nation: Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Eric Schmidt, Jim Ryan
• White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett says unemployment rate could climb past 20%
• Historic unemployment numbers rattle nation crippled by COVID-19
• Death toll subsiding as 4 million coronavirus cases reported worldwide
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," May 10
• Honoring moms, the “essential workers” of the soul
• Nature: Tulips in Holland
• Communicator-in-chief: How presidents use the media
• FDR and the role of president
• 5/10: Hassett, Murray, Gottlieb
• Jim Gaffigan serves up dinner online, every night
• Reese Witherspoon and Hello Sunshine
• Who's the "World's Greatest Mom"?
• Snapshot: Moms on the frontlines of COVID-19
• Inside zoos closed for COVID
• Education in a time of COVID-19
• Bobby Flay's Mother's Day brunch
• Using plasma transfusions to treat COVID-19
• For better or worse, in quarantine
• "Abblasen" performed by Tim Nicholas Tang
• The tulips of Keukenhof
• Chef Bobby Flay prepares Eggs Benedict
• Influential coronavirus model projects 137,000 virus deaths in U.S. by August