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Articles from May 17, 2020

• 12 Firefighters Hurt After Explosion, Fire In Downtown Los Angeles
• Lifeguards Rescue Child, Still Searching For Father In Marina Del Rey
• WATCH: An Inside Look At 'Country's Busiest Fire Station,' LAFD Station No. 9
• 'Honey, I Love You': Suzanne Morphew's Husband Speaks Out For First Time In Wife's Disappearance
• Pandemic Causing Increase Of Plastic Bags And Take-Out Containers Being Thrown Away
• Take-Out Containers Taking A Toll With Everyone Ordering Out
• Olympic Fencing Medalist Alexander Massialas Hones His Skills On San Francisco Back Porch
• WATCH: Firefighters Escape Fiery Explosion In Downtown Los Angeles
• Polis: Schools Likely To Open In 'Hybrid' Fashion This Fall
• Young Sea Lion Rescued From Highway In San Joaquin County
• Transient Attempted To Steal Frozen-Themed Bed Set, Newman Police Say
• Suspected Hit-And-Run Driver Arrested In Fatal Downtown LA Crash
• Chicago Weather: Flooding Across The Area After Heavy Rains, Chicago River Flowing Into Lake Michigan, Homeless Rescued From Lower Wacker
• Sacramento Bus Company Joins In Solidarity To Bring Awareness For Needed Relief For Motorcoach Industry
• Retail Businesses Look Forward to Restricted Reopening in Marin County
• Dallas' Woodrow Wilson High School Football Team Holds Virtual Spring Game
• New Yorkers Urged To Get Tested For Coronavirus: 'There Is No Reason Why You Should Not Get The Test'
• Upper East Side Residents Concerned After Blatant Social Distancing Violations Near Restaurants, Bars
• T.D. Jakes Foundation STEAM Academy
• Point Pleasant Beach Implements Parking Restrictions As NJ Beach Reopenings Show Mixed Results
• Crews Battle 3-Alarm Fire At Harlem Furniture Store
• Doormen, Supers And Building Managers Going Above And Beyond To Keep Residents Safe Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Hardware Stores Seeing Sales Surge As People Take Up Quarantine Home Projects
• MTA Launches New App To Help Riders Plan Alternative Travel During Overnight Subway Shutdown
• Social Distancing Changes How Red Cross Works To Help Fire Victims
• Vallejo Police Arrest 2 Suspects After Drug Search Yields 'Ghost Gun,' Stolen Firearms, Drum Magazines
• Giants Cornerback Deandre Baker Released From Florida Jail On Bond
• Colorado Researchers Find Mobility Drop Off During Stay-At-Home Order
• Bonding Bill Fails As 2020 Minnesota Legislative Winds Down; Special Session Likely
• Alternate Side Parking Resumes Monday In New York City
• Texas Gyms Reopening With Restrictions On Monday
• Talking Points: MDH Infectious Disease Director Discusses Mysterious Illness Linked To COVID-19 In Children
• Rosedale Among Several Minnesota Malls, Shopping Centers Reopening Monday
• 'I Can End Up Broke And On The Street': Bar Owner Planning To Reopen Early Sued By Attorney General Keith Ellison
• CU Denver Students Use Pandemic To Better Their Architecture Class Project
• Deputies Arrest Previous Offender For Village Of Castle Pines Murder
• Suspect In Officer-Involved Shooting In Essex Has Died, Police Say
• Missing: Minneapolis Police Search For Vulnerable Adult Eric Nelson, 38
• Health Officials Double Down On Warnings About Mass Gatherings As States Reopen More Venues
• Fish Tales In Ocean City Buys 'Bumper Tables' For Socially Distant Dining
• Santa Ana Valedictorian Priscilla Arceo Addresses Class Of 2020 In 'Graduate Together' Ceremony
• Police: Driver Facing Wrong Way In Antioch Had Heroin, Loaded Pistol
• Popular Funny Man Fred Willard Dead at 86
• 'Middle Finger To Safety': Manayunk Bar Under Scrutiny After Photo Shows Employee Not Following CDC Guidelines
• Officials In Baltimore-Area, Howard County Remind Residents Stay-At-Home Order Still In Effect As Churches Hold Services, Public Gatherings Continue
• NFL players DeAndre Baker and Quinton Dunbar granted bond
• Guitarist Jorge Santana Dead At 68
• Massachusetts Reopening Details To Be Announced By Gov. Baker Monday
• Baltimore County Courthouse Closed Monday After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Man Drowns In Swift-Moving River In Central California
• Mayor De Blasio Says NYC Will Not Reopen Beaches For Memorial Day Weekend, May Deploy Fencing If Necessary
• Mountain View High School Music Teacher Wrestles Tech to Keep Choir in Sync and Online
• Max Minute: Steroids Eyed To Save Children From COVID-19 Kawasaki Syndrome-Like Disease
• Archdiocese Of Newark Begins Phase One Of Reopening, Welcomes Visitors For Private Prayer
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Fatal Stabbing In McKeesport
• 2 Tornadoes Confirmed In North Texas From Saturday's Storms
• Data Breach In State's New PUA Unemployment System Exposes Some Claimants' Personal Info
• New Hampshire Reports 41 New Coronavirus Cases, State Total Rises To 3,596
• Man Accidentally Shoots Self At Mass Gathering Involving More Than 100 People In Hollywood Hills
• Thousands Of Vehicles Line Up For Mobile Food Pantry In Grand Prairie
• Sacramento State Grads Unsure About Future As Pandemic Continues On
• Man Accused Of Kidnapping Girlfriend, Assaulting Her In San Joaquin County
• Newsom Renews Call for Federal Aid 'Not Charity' to States Grappling With Pandemic-Driven Deficits
• Bakersfield Native Kevin Harvick Wins NASCAR's Return Race
• Nancy Pelosi Speaks To Smith College Graduates During Virtual Commencement
• Man Charged In Shooting Death Of Roommate Near Student Apartments In Denton
• Philadelphia Group Demands Archdiocese To Resume Public Mass 'Sooner Than Later'
• 1 Person Stabbed Multiple Times In Stockton; Suspect At Large
• 29 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 694 New Cases Confirmed In Los Angeles County
• Patti LaBelle, Questlove, Daryl Hall To Headline PHLove Concert To Raise Money For PHL COVID-19 Fund
• Here's How Tropical Storm Arthur Could Affect Maryland Weather On Monday
• Sen. Chuck Schumer Calls For Steep Fines For Scammers Advertising Unproven Coronavirus Cures
• Postal worker leaves notes, gift cards for 2020 grads
• Credit Card Skimmers Found At 3 NJ Stop And Shop Locations
• 'Promote The Vote' Encourages Black Community To Register For Mail-In Voting
• Sen. Joseph Addabbo Wants Mobile Sports Betting In New York By 2021
• Full Transcript: Fed Chair Jerome Powell's 2020 60 Minutes interview
• Why the Fed chair keeps talking to 60 Minutes
• Health Secretary Aiming For 300 Million Coronavirus Vaccines Doses By 2021
• At Least 11 Firefighters Hurt In Fiery Explosion In Los Angeles
• New York Weather: CBS2 5/17 Sunday Night Forecast
• Newsom Says California Budget Deficit Is Direct Result Of Pandemic
• Motorcyclists Head To Capitol For Reopen Colorado Rally
• New CDPHE Data Shows Coronavirus Hospitalizations Below 500
• 'Some Jesus & Some Cleanliness:' Churches Welcome Back Congregants, But With Restrictions
• Brandon Scott Calls For Emergency State Board Of Elections On Status Of Baltimore's Ballots
• Another Shooting In Humboldt Park Has Neighbor Feeling Lucky To Be Alive After Garage Riddled With Bullets
• First Court Appearance For NFL Players Facing Multiple Armed Robbery Charges
• MN House GOP Questions AG Ellison Over Threats Of Fines To Business Owners Planning To Reopen Ahead Of June 1
• Flooding Concerns Mount As Heavy Rains Persist; Skokie Homeowner Swamped With 6 Inches Of Water In Garage
• Neighbors Protest Metro Praise International Church For Holding Services During Pandemic
• 2 Hospitalized After Massive Boat Fire In Fort Lauderdale
• Miccosukee Resort & Gaming Reopens With Restrictions
• Texas Government Agencies Hacked For 2nd Time In Week
• Denver Psychiatric Nurse Gets Uplifting Message From Fellow Nurses
• 'COVID-19 Swept Through Like Wildfires': ACLU Says In Suits On Behalf Of Lompoc, Terminal Island Inmates
• Mad River Bar And Grille, 'Anchor Business On Main Street' In Manayunk, Closing After 11 Years Due To Pandemic
• Stolen Truck With Dog Inside Returned To Owner
• Hollywood PD Investigating Double Shooting That Resulted In Death Of 17-Year-Old
• 2020 Football Still Possible for SJSU Spartans, 2 Other Big Cal State Teams
• Michael Jordan's Game-Worn Air Jordan 1's From 1985 Sell For Record-Breaking Price At Auction
• 2 Injured In Drive-By Shooting Near North Highlands, Deputies Say
• Game-Worn Michael Jordan Sneakers Sell For Record $560,000 At Sotheby's Auction
• Community Comes Together To Celebrate World War II Veteran's 100th Birthday
• Coronavirus Updates: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From May 17, 2020
• Uber Requiring All Drivers, Riders To Wear Face Coverings, But Philadelphians Question How It'll Enforce Policy Change
• South Pearl Street Farmers Market Opens For New Season
• 3 Firefighters Discharged, 8 Others Remain Hospitalized After Fiery Explosion In Downtown LA
• Investigation Underway Into Stabbing Death Of Man In West Covina
• Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League Cancels Remainder Of 2019-20 Season
• Canonsburg Cancels Fourth Of July Celebrations Due To Coronavirus Restrictions
• 'Little Fires Everywhere' Director Lynn Shelton Dies At 54
• Fishing Boat, Watercraft Rentals Reopen In New Jersey As State Relaxes More Restrictions Related To Pandemic
• Anne Arundel County Police Officer Shot Man In Arnold After Being Charged At With Knife, Police Say
• 'What A Metaphor It Is For Our Country': Post Offices, Beloved Community Hubs, Fight Coronavirus-Era Threat
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 92 New Deaths, 1,077 Additional Cases
• Police: American Red Cross Headquarters In Center City Vandalized With 4 Swastikas
• Eastbound I-290 Shut Down After Three Semi Trucks Crash, Catch Fire
• Here Are Five Ways One Expert Says The Pandemic May Change The Status Quo For The Better
• Suncor Reports 'Power Issue' & Warns Of Increased Flaring
• New MLB Rules To Deal With COVID-19 Include No Spitting, No Mascots, Masks In Dugout For Managers And Coaches
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: Itzhak Perlman & the Juilliard Orchestra
• California's Historic Homeless Hotel Quarantine Shows Progress, Need for More Rooms
• Public Gyms Not Included In Broward's Phase One Reopening
• Mother Fighting Coronavirus Gave Birth While In A Coma; She Met Her Baby Five Weeks Later
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,734 New COVID-19 Cases, 51 Additional Deaths
• McHenry County Sheriff's Office Won't Enforce Governor's Stay-At-Home Order
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Officials Report 456 New COVID-19 Cases, No New Deaths
• Woman, 5-Year-Old Drown At Home Of Former Red Sox OF Carl Crawford
• New Grevy Zebra Born At Denver Zoo
• New COVID-19 Deaths Reported In Dallas County Include 3 Who Died At Long-Term Care Facilities
• Woman Shot In Head, Man Shot In Knee In Separate Shootings In Baltimore Sunday, Police Say
• Allegheny County Health Department Announces New Coronavirus Testing Measures
• Carole Baskin Of Big Cat Rescue Selling COVID-19 Masks
• Person Attempts To Light Car On Fire At Aberdeen Hotel By Pouring Gas On It, Fire Marshal's Office Says
• 'Do No Harm' Sheds Light On Silent Killer: Suicide Among Doctors
• U.S. 36 Closed For Hours For Semi Truck Removal
• Minnesota Distilleries Team Up To Make Hand Sanitizer For Local Communities
• Baltimore Spent More Than $108K On Unused Phone Lines From 2017 To 2020, Report Finds
• 'Sweetest Ending Possible': Ellicott City's DJ Kopec Reaches Goal Of $1M For Charity Through Virtual Dance Parties
• Denver Police Respond To String Of Shootings & Stabbings In One Night
• Atlas V Rocket Lifts Off For US Space Force Mission
• CMU Celebrity Alumni Surprise Class Of 2020 As University Celebrates Graduates With Virtual Commencement Ceremony
• Indiana Announces Additional 511 COVID-19 Cases, 11 More Deaths
• Delaware Coronavirus Cases Rise Above 7,600 As Death Toll Stands At 290
• Driver, Pregnant Passenger In Custody Following Stolen Vehicle Pursuit, Rollover Crash
• Police: Wanted Suspect Shot Dallas Officer Then Killed Self After Attempted Traffic Stop
• State Troopers Help Deliver Baby Girl On New Jersey Turnpike
• State Patrol: 1 Killed In Chisago County Crash
• Pennsylvania Man Charged With Assault After Allegedly Pouring Gasoline On 4-Year-Old Boy To 'Burn' Demon Out Of Him
• New MLB Rules: Shower At Home, Don't Spit, Mascots Stay Away
• Pleasanton-Based Specialty's Cafe & Bakery Becomes Latest COVID-19 Shutdown Victim
• Wegmans Semi-Sweet Chocolate Nonpareils Recalled Due To Undeclared Milk
• MLB Reveals Proposed Coronavirus Safety Precautions Amid Push To Resume Play
• Weymouth Man Charged With Murdering Father
• New Jersey Reports Another 1,272 Coronavirus Cases As Fishing Charter Services, Watercraft Rentals Resume Business
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Demonstrates Getting A Coronavirus Test, Calls On All New Yorkers Who Think They Have Symptoms To Get One
• Millions Of High School Seniors 'Graduate Together' In Star-Studded Celebration
• Gottlieb alarmed by "deeply concerning" mysterious illness among kids
• Philadelphia Police: Multiple Suspects Wanted After Shooting, Car Chase That Ends In Crash
• San Francisco, Oakland Consider Ballot Measures To Lower Voting Age To 16
• Facing South Florida: Felon Voting Rights
• Mass. Lawmakers Weigh Bill That Would Legalize Supervised Injection Sites
• 'A Bridge Too Far': Coronavirus Catchphrase Taken From World War II
• Facing South Florida: One-On-One With Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber
• Phyllis George, Trailblazer In Sports Journalism, Dies At 70
• 18-Year-Old Killed In Shooting In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Doctor Charged With Killing Wife After Body Found Near Dover Home
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on May 17, 2020
• Facing South Florida: One-On-One With Rep. Ted Deutch
• 'Your Second First Trip': Uber Implements New Rules To Follow Social Distancing Guidelines
• Gary Cohn calls for drawdown of expanded unemployment aid
• Drought & Coronavirus Adding To Troubles For Colorado Firefighters
• Local Restaurant In Canyon Country Opens For Dine-In Service
• Woman Killed, Man In Critical Condition After Motorcycle Crash In Columbia
• Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Climb Above 62,000, 15 Additional Deaths Reported
• Transcript: Feeding America CEO on "Face the Nation"
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Number Of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Breaches 15,668; 22 More Deaths Reported
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 623 New Coronavirus Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Police: NH Man Threatened To Stab Rite Aid Worker, Stole Twisted Tea
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 5-17-20
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Search For Suzanne Morphew Reaches 1 Week As Questions Mount
• Steelers 2020 Schedule Ranked One Of Easiest In NFL
• Transcript: Gary Cohn on "Face the Nation"
• Girl Scouts Honor First Responders By Steering Cookie Sales Their Way
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Vehicle That Struck Teenage Girl
• Lee County Creates Animal Cruelty Task Force To Educate Residents On Abuse & Neglect
• NH Postman Delivering Cards Along Route To Graduates Impacted By Coronavirus
• Transcript: Nancy Pelosi on "Face the Nation"
• Randomly Selected Healthcare Worker Promised Role By Kevin Hart
• Feds Look To Boost Telehealth Training
• Police Searching For Man Who Fell In Ohio River
• Amid Reopening Of LA County Beaches, Some Defy Orders To Wear Face Masks, Socially Distance
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 8 New Coronavirus Cases, No New Deaths
• Fed chair says don't bet against American economy
• UC Berkeley Graduates Entering An Uncertain World Shaped By COVID-19; 'I'm Supposed To Be Doing Great'
• Keller @ Large: Boston NAACP President Tanisha Sullivan On Convention Postponement
• Charges Pending Against Grubhub Driver Accused Of Running Over East Lakeview Restaurant Owner's Daughter
• Colorado Weather: Summer-Like Temps With High Fire Danger Next Few Days
• Coronavirus Latest: Beaches, Nature Trails Reopen At Assateague Island National Seashore
• Health secretary aiming for 300 million coronavirus vaccine doses by 2021
• Tropical Storm Arthur: 1st Named Storm Arrives Well Before Start Of Official Hurricane Season
• Transcript: Alex Azar on "Face the Nation"
• Police: Man Dies In Hospital After North Minneapolis Shooting
• Jim Gaffigan on living in unprecedented times
• Jerry Seinfeld on missing audiences, comedy before smartphones, and Zoom backgrounds
• Atlas 5 launches military spaceplane on secret mission
• See, run, jump: Playing the role of virtual tourist in the Faroe Islands
• Coronavirus Latest: 38.8K COVID-19 Cases In Maryland; Number Of Hospitalizations At Lowest Point In 3 Weeks
• Man Charged With Assault After Being Accused Of Pouring Gasoline On 4-Year-Old Boy
• Revisiting the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens
• Adapting to living in isolation
• Graham Nash: "It's never been this weird, has it?"
• Postal Worker Leaves Gift Cards For 2020 Graduates On His Route
• New York Weather: 5/17 CBS2 Sunday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• For the Class of 2020, a graduation season like no other
• Balconies: The new performance space for musicians in lockdown
• Giants, A's Games Will Have Much Different Look In COVID-19 Return
• Fear Of The Future: Class Of 2020 Enters A World In Crisis
• Body Of Missing Squid Fisherman Found Off Hyannis
• The stuff that coronavirus dreams are made of
• Coronavirus Roundup: Bay Area July Fourth Traditions Scrapped; Pelosi Joins Veritas PPP Loan Debate
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Keep Your Pets Safe As More Wildlife Comes Out During Spring Warmup
• San Francisco Man Turns To Facebook Ad To Line Up Virtual Dates During COVID-19 Lockdown
• Fire At Aberdeen Home That Caused $50K In Damage Was Intentionally Set, Officials Say
• MN Lawmakers Debate Honoring State Employee Raises Negotiated Before The Pandemic
• Businesses Uncertain Curbside Pickups Will Help Them Survive COVID-19 Fiscal Challenges
• N.J. Sharing Network Hosting Virtual 5k Run/Walk To Raise Money For Organ Donation
• Sheldon Jeter, Figure In Rachael DelTondo Murder Case, Accused Of Murdering Man In Aliquippa
• Lamont Taylor Killed In Shooting Near Rossville, Police Say
• Investigation Underway After Gunman Critically Injures 35-Year-Old Man In Crescentville
• Joel Sartore: For nature, life goes on during pandemic
• Man Killed In Dorchester Shooting
• Police: 38-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In Trenton Triple Shooting
• Police Investigating After Woman Shot In West Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Temperatures, Heavy Rain, Thunderstorm Chances
• Bear Sightings Increasing Around Western Pa.
• One Person Killed After Car Crashes Into Gas Station
• Sunday's Show Info (5/17/20)
• With Deadline Looming, Bonding Bill Fails In Minnesota House
• New Castle Couple Get Married With Drive-By Wedding Ceremony
• Area Farmers Markets Starting Their Seasons As Counties Move Into 'Yellow' Phase Of Coronavirus Reopening Plans

Videos from May 17, 2020

• Atlas 5 launches military spaceplane on secret mission
• Jet crashes while doing flyover tribute to frontline workers in Canada
• What will be the long-term effects of the coronavirus pandemic?
• Whistleblower Rick Bright: The 60 Minutes interview
• Fed Chair Jerome Powell: The 2020 60 Minutes interview
• Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Whistleblower, The Reckoning
• Why the Federal Reserve chair keeps talking to 60 Minutes
• Fed Chair Powell: The U.S. won't have negative interest rates
• 60 Minutes to broadcast new episodes in June
• Remembering former "NFL Today" co-host Phyllis George, who died at age 70
• Elementary school faculty provides laptops for disadvantaged students
• Researchers creating groundbreaking COVID-19 vaccine trial
• Wuhan retesting all its citizens for COVID-19 to prevent 2nd wave of outbreak
• Cases of COVID-19 rise as some states race to reopen
• Trump lashes out at Obama over his criticism of COVID-19 response
• CBS Weekend News, May 17, 2020
• Coronavirus pandemic having adverse effects on people with mental health issues
• Several firefighters injured in explosion at downtown Los Angeles warehouse
• Tropical Storm Arthur takes shape in the Atlantic
• Rallies might be on pause, but Trump campaign merchandise churns on
• "Sunday Morning" salutes the Class of 2020
• Cuomo says "nobody" should be prosecuted in N.Y. for deaths caused by coronavirus
• Feeding America seeing 60% spike in demand amid pandemic, CEO says
• Gottlieb alarmed by "deeply concerning" coronavirus symptoms among some children
• Gary Cohn calls for drawdown of "extraordinary measures" to provide unemployment aid
• Fed Chair Jerome Powell says economy will recover, but it could take a year or more
• Face The Nation: Cohn, Gottlieb, Babineaux-Fontenot
• Pelosi says "time is of the essence" to reach deal on next round of coronavirus relief
• Azar says Trump administration aiming for 300 million vaccine doses by year's end
• European cities weigh risk when reopening major hubs
• States under pressure to reopen amid economic turmoil
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," May 17
• 5/17: Alex Azar, Nancy Pelosi, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Gary Cohn, Claire Babineaux-Fontenot
• Nature: Sharks in Fiji
• Working from home: Tony Dokoupil and Katy Tur
• Jim Gaffigan on living in unprecedented times
• The New Yorker Cartoons: A coronavirus diary
• In conversation: Jerry Seinfeld
• Now you can visit the Faroe Islands, virtually
• Maintaining pomp under COVID circumstances
• Looking back at the Mount St. Helens eruption
• Adapting to isolation
• Class of 2020: A graduation season like no other
• When a balcony is a stage
• Dreams and nightmares inspired by COVID-19