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• CHP: Victim Shot While Driving Then Run Over On SB I-5; Suspect In Custody
• Neighbors Have Mixed Reactions To Family Of Coyotes In Midtown Neighborhood
• Peaceful Protesters Gather At State Capitol For Fifth Day Of George Floyd Demonstrations
• 3 Dead After Helicopter Hired By PG&E Strikes High-Voltage Line And Crashes Near Fairfield
• 'We're Not Gonna Have A Showdown': Protestors, Police Remain Peaceful During Demonstration Outside Mayor's House In Hancock Park
• Police Enforcing Curfew In Sacramento, Several Arrests Made
• 'A Foot Is On My Neck Every Day': Civil Rights, Faith Leaders Hold Peace Vigil For George Floyd In Pasadena
• Protesters Defy Curfew In Oakland, But Evening Ends Quietly
• Scientists From Colorado Say They Have Found The Cleanest Air On Earth
• Denver Police To Hold Virtual Community Town Hall Wednesday
• State Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Make Sweeping Changes To Policing After 6 Days Of Protests
• San Francisco Businesses, Residents Cope With Curfew As Shelter Order Relaxed
• New Denver Safety Director Calls Violence From Rioters 'Despicable', Says What Has Happened 'Hurts My Heart'
• Some Older Coloradans Feeling 'Lonely-Sad' From Isolation Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• People Trained In Emergency First Aid Hope To Provide Help To Injured Protesters
• Peaceful Teen Protest In Clayton Ends With Smoke Grenades, Tear Gas
• Oakland Protest Organizer Shocked By Huge Turnout, Disappointed With Police Response Following March
• Hundreds Gather In DTLA For Seventh Day To Protest Police Brutality, Demonstrators Arrested For Curfew Violations
• Peaceful Protestors Step Up In Fairfield After Violent Looting
• 'Worst Speeder Ever,' Motorcyclist Caught Going 108mph In A 30mph Zone
• Curfew Violators Describe Arrests, Bookings By Sacramento Police
• Colorado Man Describes Injury From Police Confrontation
• Gov. Jared Polis Praises Peaceful Protesters: 'I See You, I Hear You'
• 'Just As We Were Making Progress': Gov. Jared Polis Says He Fears Hundreds Of New COVID-19 Cases Due To Protests
• Thousands Gather In Hollywood To Protest Death Of George Floyd, Dozens Arrested For Violating Curfew
• George Floyd's Daughter Remembers Her 'Super Fun' Dad
• LIVE UPDATES: Unrest In Chicago In Wake Of George Floyd Protests
• DePaul Men's Basketball Coach Dave Leitao Emphasizes Leadership In Moving Forward On Issues Of Racial Injustice
• Chicago Weather: Thunder By Daybreak
• Minnesota Weather: At Least One Tornado Touches Down During Southern Minn. Storm
• GoFundMe Dispute Flares Up After Minneapolis Barber Shop Burns During George Floyd Unrest
• Volunteers & Medics Fan Out To Help Fellow Denver Protesters
• Diverse Crowd Marches Peacefully At Fremont George Floyd Protest
• Long Line Forms At OC Gun Shop As Unrest Continues
• Denver Police Officer Fired Following Controversial Instagram Post
• Help Clean Up Downtown Denver On Wednesday, Friday
• Protesters In Downtown Denver Urged To Get Free Coronavirus Test
• Mayor Michael Hancock Talks Curfew & What's Next On CBSN Denver
• Thousands March Peacefully In New York City, But Many Ignore 8 p.m. Curfew
• Baltimore Police Release Body-Worn Camera Footage In Incident Where Officer Struck Woman, Investigation Continues
• Violent Crowd Clashes With Police In Brockton After Peaceful Protests
• Protesters Cheer As Officers 'Take A Knee' Outside Boston Police Headquarters
• Joe Biden Wins Democratic Presidential Primary In Maryland
• Kweisi Mfume Wins Democratic Primary For 7th Congressional District For Full Term In House
• Thousands March Through Boston After Vigil For George Floyd
• Donald Trump Wins Republican Presidential Primary In Maryland
• 2020 Pennsylvania Primary Election: Mike Doyle Reportedly Beats Jerry Dickinson, Votes Still Being Tallied For Other Races
• Some Critical Of Gov. Hogan's Decision To Send Maryland National Guard To DC
• George Floyd Death: Hundreds Of Demonstrators Protest In Annapolis, Across Maryland Tuesday
• Voters Wait For Hours, Polls Close Late For Marylanders To Cast Primary Election Ballots
• How You Can Help Minneapolis Students Impacted By Unrest
• Hyde Park's Mellow Yellow Restaurant Can't Wait For Chicago Reopening Wednesday
• NYPD: 1 Dead In Police-Involved Shooting In Crown Heights
• Several Minn. Labor Organizations Call For Minneapolis Police Union Head Bob Kroll To Step Down
• Philadelphia Sports Teams Speak Out Against 'Systematic Racism' In Country After Death Of George Floyd
• USC Expected To Begin Fall Semester With In-Person Instruction Aug. 17
• Downtown Access To Be Restored Wednesday, With Some Restrictions Remaining
• Large Group Of Peaceful George Floyd Protesters March In Philadelphia For Fourth Straight Day
• Texas Youth Sports Resume Just In Time For Summer
• Decision To Open Day Camps In New York Met With Relief, But Some Parents Still Mulling Their Next Move
• 2 Charged With Criminal Trespass After Being Found In Police Officer's Backyard With Gasoline Can; Say They Had Run Out Of Gas
• Family, Friends Mourn Federal Security Guard David Underwood Shot Dead During Oakland Protests
• Curfew Gets In The Way Of Businesses Ready For Reopening Of Miami-Dade Beaches
• Fire Sweeps Through Dollar Store In Humboldt Park
• Police: Man Dies After Attempting To Break Into North Philadelphia ATM With Explosives, Approximately 30 ATMs Damaged Overnight
• Dream Defenders Hold Protest At Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office
• Severe Weather Causes Rush To Preserve George Floyd Memorial In Minneapolis
• At Least 4 Shot In South Chicago
• SF Supes Push Decision on Approving Mayor's Curfew Order Until Thursday
• Social Media Goes Dark To Support Black Lives Matter Movement
• Man Taken To Hospital In Westmoreland Co. After Car Falls On Top Of Him
• Minn. Department Of Human Rights To Launch Civil Rights Investigation Into MPD Following George Floyd's Death
• Despite Peaceful Protests Some Arlington Businesses Close Fearing Second Night Of Looting
• Those Protesting George Floyd's Death Comply Peacefully With Dallas Police As Curfew Zone Expanded
• Business Owners Along Devastated Fordham Road In The Bronx Not Convinced Of Looters' Motivation
• Aurora Interim Police Chief Vanessa Wilson Joins Protesters For Peaceful March
• Ford Joins With Volkswagen To Help Produce Self Driving Car Deal
• San Jose Black Religious Leaders, Activists See A Silver Lining As Protests Over George Floyd's Death Heat Up
• Minneapolis Public Schools Terminates Contract With Police After George Floyd's Death
• National Guard Patrols Torn California Streets Amid Unrest
• Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Items Stolen From Days Of Looting Found In Colwyn 'Stash House,' Police Say
• Pittsburgh Citizen Police Review Board Investigating How Police Officers Handled Protesters In East Liberty
• Philadelphia Gym Owner Spray-Paints 'Black Owned' On Studio To Deter Looters
• Thieves Ransack San Carlos Jewelry Store Day Before It Was Set To Reopen After Shelter-In-Place
• College Board suspends plans for at-home SATs
• Juvenile Justice System Sees More COVID-19 Cases
• Police Arrest Richmond Man On Suspicion Of Murdering Grandmother; Attempting To Eat Her Body
• 'We Have To Stand Up For Our Chief': Black Community Leaders Show Support For Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo
• 'This Is Not A Day Off': Millions Show Support By Participating In #BlackoutTuesday, But Many Say Sharing Image Cannot Be Ending Point
• Daycare Centers For Essential Workers' Kids Offer Glimpse Into Future Of Child Care During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 3 Killed After Helicopter Hits Power Line, Crashes Near Fairfield
• Sacramento Fire Responding To Hazmat Situation Near Del Paso Boulevard
• 'Armed Vigilantism Will Not Be Tolerated': Philadelphia Officials Condemn Fishtown Residents Armed With Baseball Bats In Neighborhood
• Fire Crews Contain Grass Fire Burning In Pinole
• Students, Teachers At Western Pennsylvania School For The Deaf Embracing New Ways Of Learning
• Brian Miller confirmed as pandemic special inspector general
• Child Psychologist Talks To CBS2 About How Parents Should Discuss Racism And Activism: 'Use This As A Teachable Moment'
• Joe Biden, Donald Trump Win Pennsylvania Primary Election Amid Unrest, Pandemic
• Former Gov. Hickenlooper Tries To Stop Ethics Subpoena
• LA County Reports 60 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths, Officials Urge Protestors To Take Precautions
• Peaceful Protesters Hold Hours Long Demonstration In Downtown Pittsburgh; No Protesters Arrested
• Virus Leaves The US Travel Industry Struggling to Recover
• McKees Rocks Police Locate Missing 31-Year-Old Man
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Majority of Americans disapprove of Trump's protest response
• Santa Clara County Businesses Prepare For Limited Reopenings, Outdoor Dining
• CTA To Maintain Reduced Bus, Rail Service Overnight
• George Floyd's Family Joins Estimated 60K At Houston Rally, Call For Non-Violent Protests
• Man Sentenced To 19 Years In Prison For I-5 Crash Near Woodland That Killed 5-Year-old
• Sixers' Tobias Harris Calls For Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale To Resign Following 'Disgusting' Statement On Philadelphia Violence, Looting
• Student-Led Peaceful Protest Outside Minn. State Capitol Brought Thousands
• In State Of The City Address In Wake Of Chicago Unrest, Mayor Lightfoot Announces Police Reforms, Aid For Small Businesses
• Former Gubernatorial Candidate Krish Vignarajah Battling Breast Cancer
• Demonstrators Protest Death Of George Floyd In Baltimore's Roland Park Neighborhood
• Contra Costa, Napa, San Mateo, Solano Counties Enact Curfews Over Civil Unrest
• Castle Rock Rally Remains Peaceful As Police Chief Joins Crowd
• Businesses Affected By Stay-At-Home Order, Now Dealing With Sacramento Curfew
• 'Horrible Way To Die': 2 Ohio Men Found Dead In Apartment Building With Broken Air-Conditioning System
• South Miami-Dade NAACP President Dwight Bullard On Social, Economic Injustices Black People Face
• Contra Costa County Reopening Stores, Businesses, Camps, Allows Services With 'Close Customer Contact'
• Police: Man Found Shot To Death In Living Room Of Frankford Rooming House
• DC Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde: 'I Am Outraged' By Trump Church Visit
• Drivers Traveling Along I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon Should Expect Delays This Week
• Knicks Internal Email Reportedly Discusses Why Team Hasn't Commented On George Floyd
• Dallas Cowboys Staying In Frisco For Training Camp Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• NYPD Officers Have Conflicting Feelings As They Deal With The 'War Zone' And Public Perception
• 'You Don't Deface Something On Behalf Of Someone Else': Protester Speaks Out After Confronting Taggers At LA Demonstration
• Denver Elections Division Conducts Logic And Accuracy Tests
• Sacramento County Declares Local State Of Emergency
• Police Looking For Suspect Allegedly Responsible For Destroying Police Car During Riots In Pittsburgh
• Police handcuff people apparently trying to protect LA store
• Ben Franklin Bridge Reopens In Both Directions, Westbound Traffic Into Philadelphia Diverted To I-95
• Denver Weather: More Heat Heading For Colorado
• 'We Really Miss The Normalcy': Penn Hills School District Holds Summer Sendoff For All Students
• Grand Princess Passengers Sue Princess, Carnival Cruise Lines For Alleged Negligence During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Texas DPS Director Says Protest, Looting Of Target Store Organized By Antifa
• Business Owners Sifting Through Destruction After 5-Alarm Fire Ripped Through Warehouses
• Anne Arundel County Police: Drugs, Handgun Found In Vehicle In Glen Burnie
• Orange County Coronavirus Death Toll Reaches 150 As County Announces 100 New Cases
• Oakland Mayor, Deputy Chief Laud Peaceful Protesters, Vow To Maintain Stance Against Looting, Violence
• Nighttime Training Scheduled At Aberdeen Proving Ground This Week
• Lower Merion Police Officers Kneel With Protesters In Memory Of George Floyd
• COVID Chronicles: Recent grads in Pennsylvania enter uncertain future
• Protesters Organized By 2 College Basketball Players March In West Philadelphia
• Man In Uniform Suspected Of Impersonating National Guard Member Arrested During LA Protest
• LAPD Chief Apologizes For Stating George Floyd's Death Is On Looters' Hands
• Jim Clyburn says Trump is contributing to "American carnage"
• Restaurants Try To Reopen Despite Damage And Looting
• Colorado Sports Teams Issue Statements On George Floyd Protests
• Governor Abbott Won't Ask US Military To Come To Texas: 'We Have An Abundance Of Resources'
• PennDOT Facing Significant Backlog As Agency Resumes Driver's Testing Services
• Protesters March From Wrigley Field Toward Downtown Area Calling For Justice For George Floyd
• Kings Sideline Announcer Grant Napear Parts Ways With Kings, KHTK After BLM Tweet
• Vitalant Performing Coronavirus Antibody Testing On All Blood Donations
• Pastor believes protests are a "real opportunity" to change the system
• Baltimore Ravens, American Red Cross Team Up To Host Blood Drive Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• VP Mike Pence Says Pres. Donald Trump Will Not Hesitate To Deploy Military If Gov. Tom Wolf Can't Stop 'Violence' In Pennsylvania
• Black Girls Break Bread Steps In As Looting Leaves Food Deserts Even Worse Off
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Makes Cashless Tolling System Permanent, Approximately 500 Employees Laid Off
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths; Ventura Reports More Cases
• Dozens Of Businesses Damaged After Riots In South Minneapolis
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Defends Decision To Abandon MPD 3rd Precinct
• #BlackoutTuesday Takes Over Social Media As Corporations Urged To Go Silent In Solidarity Against Racism
• George Floyd's Death Evokes Painful Memories For Atatiana Jefferson's Family Now Working To Help Underserved Communities
• Mother of George Floyd's 6-year-old child speaks out
• Delaware Gov. Carney: 'Inequities In Our Society Have Been Laid Bare' By Coronavirus Pandemic, George Floyd Protests
• Faith Leaders Protest Killing Of George Floyd, Want Others To March In Peace
• Perrigo Donates 160,000 Toothbrushes To West Michigan Nonprofit Organizations
• Denver Police Chief's March Criticized Amid Violent Demonstrations
• Standing In Solidarity: New Bedford, Worcester Police Take A Knee With Protesters
• No Clear Favorite In This Year's CoBank Colorado Women's Open
• 'No Plans' To Stop Philadelphia Moving To Yellow Phase On Friday After Protests, Pennsylvania Health Officials Say
• 'Investigate This': Protesters Say Police Started Violent Confrontation During March In East Liberty To Honor George Floyd
• NYC "contact tracing" program now tracking people with coronavirus
• Timothy O'Donnell, Wearing Joker Mask, Charged With Torching Chicago Police Car During Weekend's Protest Violence
• Bush makes first public statement on George Floyd's death
• Best Buddies Song And Video 'Alone Together' Raises Awareness And Funds
• Daughter, Grandson Of Muhammad Ali Share What He Would Say About Unrest Around Nation
• Demonstrators Gather In Coral Springs To Protest Death Of George Floyd
• Boston Businesses Board Up Windows Ahead Of Protests
• Tiger Woods issues statement on George Floyd's death, protests
• Church Groups Help To Keep Protests Peaceful In Lower Manhattan
• Special Olympics Pennsylvania To Host 2020 Virtual Summer Games
• Naperville Business Owners Clean Up After Violence And Looting
• Dallas County Sees Record Number Of New Coronavirus Cases (257) And Deaths (16)
• SF Resolution Seeks To Prohibit City From Hiring Officers With History Of Misconduct
• Tracking The Tropics: Depression #3 Becomes Tropical Storm Cristobal
• 'Ain't The America I Grew Up With': Pittsburgh Area Voters Have Mixed Reviews On Coronavirus Changes
• Art Museums Across The Country Can Now Sell Their Pieces To Stay Afloat Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Stony Brook Senior Uses Tech Skills To Purchase, Program Tablets For Families To Speak To Loved Ones With COVID-19
• Davie's Posnack School Holds Drive-In Commencement Ceremony For Class Of 2020
• Honda Recalls Nearly 1.4 Million Cars Worldwide Over Faulty Fuel Pumps
• Lightfoot: Chicago's Phase 3 Starts Wednesday
• 'We Don't Really Have The Space' | Sip & Bite Diner Hopes To See Outdoor Dining Transition Into Limited Capacity Indoor Service
• Roger Williams University May Have Fall 'Mini Terms' In Case Of Second Outbreak
• Cowboy with Cancer Loses His Leg But Gets Back With His 'Soul Mate'
• Some Dallas Business Owners Board Up Windows To Prevent Looting During Protests
• How Safe Are Rideshares? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Broward County Public Schools To Continue Food Distribution Through Summer
• 14-Year-Old Charged With Arson In La Plata House Fire
• 2 Charged With Throwing Molotov Cocktails Into Dakota Co. Government Building
• More Than A Month After Maryland Purchased COVID-19 Tests From South Korea, Lawmakers Still Have Concerns
• Economically Devastated By Keys' Closure, Florida City Hopes To Rebound As Monroe County Reopens
• Voters Head To Polls For Pennsylvania Primary Amid Chaos, Coronavirus Pandemic As Philadelphia Curfew Goes In Effect At 8:30 PM
• Max Minute: Pharma Giant Clones Gene That Could Lead To Coronavirus Antibody Treatment
• Gov. DeSantis Extends Moratorium On Evictions And Foreclosures
• Update: Vallejo City Hall Arson Fire, Officer-Involved Shooting During Night Of Violence
• Florida's Top Teachers Union Offers Proposal For Reopening Schools
• Zoom's Revenue Soars 169% As People Flock To Service During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Philadelphia Lawmakers Propose Reform To Outlaw Police Chokehold, Require Officers To Be Evaluated For PTSD
• Free Coronavirus Testing At Pepsi Center Now Open To All Coloradans
• Keller @ Large: Will President Trump's Hard Stance On Law And Order Work?
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Suspect In Connection To Deadly Shooting In Carney
• Cuomo Blasts De Blasio, NYPD Response To Looting In NYC: 'They Didn't Do Their Jobs... It Was A Disgrace'
• Boston's First Marijuana Shop Loses $100,000 In Cannabis During Looting
• 'Tried To Run Through A Crowd': Group Of Protesters Left Frightened After Car Drives Through Middle Of Rally
• Orioles Organization Says It Is Committed To 'Advocate For Change' In Wake Of Death Of George Floyd
• North Texas Companies Show Solidarity Against Racism, Participate In #BlackoutTuesday
• Tech Rights Group Sues To Block Trump Order Regulating Social Media After Twitter Fact-Checking His Tweets
• Howard County Police Chief Lisa Myers On George Floyd's Death: 'These Types Of Incidents Embarrass Our Profession'
• Blackout Tuesday Brings Entertainment Industry And Others Together Against Racism
• Chicago Weather: Record Heat Tuesday
• Broward County Leaders Meet To Address George Floyd Protests
• Daycare Centers, Summer Camps Prepare To Reopen After Coronavirus Shutdown
• Twitter Flags Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz For 'Glorifying Violence'
• Coronavirus Contact Tracing Gets Boost From 800 AmeriCorps, Senior Corps Members
• Cocktails To Go Now Legal In Illinois
• Trucker who drove toward crowd of protesters released
• Mayor Lightfoot To Deliver State Of The City Address In Wake Of Unrest
• Institute Of Notre Dame Alums Hope To Save School From Shutting Its Doors For Good
• FBI Seeks Information On Individuals Inciting Violence During Protests
• Parents Watch On TV Daughter Get Tear-gassed, Zip-tied By Police While Demonstrating On Vine Street Expressway
• Carnival sued by passengers alleging negligence over COVID-19
• As More South Florida Businesses Open, Some Board Up To Prevent Damage From Protesters
• Trump says governor has "forced" new convention location for RNC
• UC Study: Same-Sex Weddings Have Boosted Economy By $3.8B Over Past 5 Years
• History Colorado Turning Vandalism Into History Snapshot
• Stunning Video Shows Sacramento Bicyclist Miraculously Avoid Violent Crash
• Former President Bush Says After George Floyd's Death 'It's Time For America To Examine Our Tragic Failures'
• 'We Didn't Ask Them To Be Here': Miami-Dade Mayor On Federal Riot Team Sent To Miami
• Target Temporarily Closing Nearly Two Dozen Stores In Southern California
• Maryland Weather: Slight Risk For Severe Storms Wednesday
• Retired Firefighter Helps Rescue Concord Health Inspector Who Fell Into Trench At Country Club
• Maryland Universities Plan In-Person Learning For Fall Semester After Moving Online Due To Coronavirus
• Chick-fil-A Twelve Oaks Sets Its Grand Opening Date
• 'This Is The Tipping Point': Ayanna Pressley Introduces 'Precise' Resolution Against Police Brutality
• Illinois Announces 1,614 New COVID-19 Cases, 113 Deaths
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Will Hold Training Camp At Team Facility, Not At Saint Vincent College
• Empathy, Accountability Key In Moving Forward In Harmony Following Violent Protests, Expert Says
• SMU Professor Arrested For Same Crime As George Floyd Says 'White Privilege' Reason For Different Outcome
• Mayor: NYPD, Community Leaders Will Create Peace In New York City, Not The National Guard
• Sacramento's 4 Favorite Spots To Find Low-priced Vietnamese Food
• Man Charged With Fleeing Police At South Shore Plaza
• Missing 2-Year-Old Found Dead In Central Texas Dumpster, Mother Charged
• Mark Zuckerberg Tries To Explain Inaction On Trump Posts To Outraged Facebook Staff
• Semi Ojeleye: 'If We Fight Hate With Hate, We All Lose'
• Barr was part of order to expand White House safety perimeter
• Report: Eyota Teen, 17, Arrested In 5-Year-Old Brother's Death
• Court Approves Pier 1's Bankruptcy Application
• George Floyd Protests: 6 Arrested Overnight, Including 74-Year-Old Woman And Man With Long Gun, After Protesters Clash With Police In Baltimore
• Lake Street Business Owner Released From Custody In Man's Shooting Death Amid Riot
• Judge Denies Zion Williamson's Request To Nix Improper Benefits Inquiry
• Young 'Hasn't Seen A Need' For A Curfew In Baltimore, Citing Mainly Peaceful Protests
• Sheriff: 25-Year-Old Man Killed In Cass County Crash, Passenger Critically Injured
• Twitter says fake "Antifa" account was run by white supremacists
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: 358 New Cases, 50 More Deaths Announced
• Coronavirus pandemic could haunt economy until 2029, CBO says
• Police File Charges In Fatal Hopewell Twp. Crash
• Protester arrested after telling police he loves and respects them
• Solano County Institutes Curfew After Several Businesses Hit Hard By Looters Monday Night
• 'We Are Open': Amid Lake Street Damage, Longfellow Market Is An Oasis For Food And Medicine
• Short-Term Rental Guidelines Include 24-Hour Break Between Guests, Access To Hand Sanitizer, Soap
• Minnesota launches civil rights probe into Minneapolis police
• Amid Baltimore Protests, Young Girl Hugs Officers In Riot Gear
• Police Arrest Richmond Man For Murdering Grandmother; Attempting To Eat Her Body
• Doctors Say Protesters May Be At Risk For Coronavirus
• Mass. Man Allegedly Threw 'Large Pickle' At Highway Worker; Charged With Assault
• Warriors Coach Steve Kerr Rips President Trump's Church Photo-Op
• West Virginia National Guardsman To Be Punished For Saying He Would Shoot People Protesting Death Of George Floyd
• Reverend says she was tear-gassed so Trump could "look Christian"
• 73.5 Million Americans Plan To Look For A More Pandemic-Proof Job
• Adams County Buildings Reopen Tuesday, Including DMV, Human Services Center
• Colorado Falls Low On The List Of Safest States
• 'We've Got To Be Creative': Gov. Newsom Helps Clean Up Graffiti Around State Capitol, Commits To Helping Businesses Recover
• New Pool Guidance With Latest 'Safer-At-Home' Phase
• Arlington Police Say Peaceful Protest Devolved Into Hours Long Crime Spree
• 10-Year-Old Jamari Fernandez Missing From Pasadena Area Found Safe
• New Statistics Show How New Jersey Stay-At-Home Orders Have Flattened Curve In State
• Biden says country is "crying out for leadership" amid nationwide protests
• Catholic archbishop: Trump visit violates "religious principles"
• Delaware Health Care Workers Go Door-To-Door Offering COVID-19 Testing To Seniors, Other Vulnerable Residents
• Facebook employees protest Zuckerberg's inaction
• St. Paul Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Allegedly Shooting At Minneapolis Police
• Pritzker, Preckwinkle: We Must Find A Way Forward
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Going Cashless Permanently, Laying Off Hundreds Of Toll Collectors
• Sports Teams, Leagues Seeking Creative Solutions To Social Distancing In Stadiums
• Ceasar Vaughan, Leader Of 'Never Stop Grinding' Drug Shop, Sentenced To More Than 5 Years In Prison
• Mayor Duggan, Police Chief Provide Update On Detroit Protest
• 'Let's All Be Better Together': Pittsburgh Penguins Release Statement About George Floyd, Saturday's Violent Protest
• Worcester Crowd Clashes With Police Hours After Chief Kneels With Protesters
• Another Round Of Curfew Orders For LA County Tuesday Night
• Black and Asian people in U.K. more likely to die of COVID-19
• 'Tired Of Waiting For Justice': Minnesota's People Of Color & Indigenous Caucus To Push For Reform In Wake Of George Floyd's Death
• LASD Reports 294 Employees, 1,984 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Hot Weather Baking Bay Area With Above-Average Temperatures
• 'Genuine Evidence Of Improvement': Remdesivir Helped Some Coronavirus Patients In Study
• Pelosi Cites Ecclesiastes In Response To Trump's Photo Op At Church, Says It Is A Time For Healing
• Somerset Collection Mall to Reopen
• Florida Ranked As One Of Least Safest States In The U.S., Study Finds
• 'Acts Of Violence Overshadowing George Floyd's Death', Gov. Abbott On Unrest
• Nazi diary reveals secret location of WWII treasure worth billions
• Protests underscore worsening racial wealth gaps: "Justifiable anger"
• Coronavirus Response: Maryland Health Department Launching Campaign To Highlight Importance Of Contact Tracing
• Gov. Cuomo Draws Line Between Protesters And Criminals Exploiting Movement To Cause More Chaos
• LAPD: 2,700 Arrests, 66 Police Vehicles Damaged Since Start Of George Floyd Protests
• DCPA Plans Staff Cuts After Season Canceled
• Tropical Storm Cristobal Forms In Gulf, Could Head North Towards Texas
• Inside Oakland Protest: Protester Describes Experience Peacefully Marching With 15,000
• Illinois SNAP Recipients Can Order Groceries Online Starting Today
• Blackout Tuesday marks day to reflect on racism in America
• Man Who Drove Semi Into I-35W Protest Released Without Charges; MnDOT Releases Traffic Footage Leading Up To Incident
• Carnegie Man Sentenced To Life In Prison Plus 11-22 Years Over Homicide, Rape Case
• Cicero Issues Curfew Amid Unrest, Implores Residents Not To Take Law Into Own Hands
• Detroit Popcorn Company Owner Under Fire After Social Media Comment
• Temple University Releases Reopening Plan For In-Person Classes In Fall
• Brad Stevens Would Rather Have NBA Fans Hear Player Interactions Than Fake Crowd Noise
• Brawl At The Polls: Allegheny Co. Officials Say Voters Got Into Screaming And Shoving Match Over Face Masks
• Police: 17 Arrests Made In Atlantic City Following Looting, Violence
• Boxer Floyd Mayweather To Pay For George Floyd's Funeral
• Police Searching For Missing 15-Year-Old Boy In Randallstown
• Black Squares Flood Instagram As Entertainment Industry Blacks Out To Protest George Floyd Death
• Florida Supreme Court Weighs Reinstating Death Sentences
• Suspect, Officer Wounded In Adams-Normandie Officer-Involved Shooting, 2 Others In Custody
• Port Authority Ends Service To South Fayette Park And Ride
• Salem Police Captain Kate Stephens Placed On Leave For Tweet Criticizing Boston Protests
• San Mateo Health Officer Urges Vigilance Amid Reopening, Says Hospitalizations Rising
• At Least 50 Arrested After Sacramento Curfew Goes Into Effect
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall: 'If You Break The Law, We Will Arrest You'
• NorthPark Center, The Galleria Remain Closed, Other Small Businesses Boarded Up
• Arlington Police Pull Officers From DC After Trump Photo-Op At St. John's Church
• Michigan Ranked #22 In Report On Safest States In America
• 'We Believe That Something Has To Be Done', South Florida Interfaith Leaders Demand Justice In George Floyd's Death
• Crews Continue To Search For Missing Swimmer In Potomac River Near Great Falls
• Fayette County Emergency Management Agency Reports No New Coronavirus Cases In A Week
• Primary Election Day 2020 Voting Information
• Florida Bars, Lounges Anxious To Reopen
• Cuomo: Don't "blur the lines" between looters and protesters
• MPRB: Harmful Blue-Green Algae Blooms At 3 Mpls. Lakes Are Subsiding
• WATCH LIVE: Whitmer Testifies Before US House Subcommittee On Michigan's Response To COVID-19
• LA Looters, Vandals Could Face Federal Charges
• Judge in Michael Flynn case defends decision to review case
• Bishop blasts Trump for church visit and holding up Bible
• Brad Stevens Praises Celtics Players For Taking Active Leadership Roles Away From Basketball
• Boston Bruins Make Statement Against 'Bigotry, Ignorance And Senseless Violence'
• Lead prosecutor in George Floyd case on probe's next steps
• Terrence Floyd says looting won't "bring my brother back"
• What is the Insurrection Act, and can Trump use it against protests?
• Trump says he is "your president of law and order"
• Volunteers Put Together Pop-Up First Aid Stations During Denver Protests
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Latest COVID-19 Headlines From June 2, 2020
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 100 More Deaths And 612 New Coronavirus Cases
• Protests In Wisconsin: Night Of Violence Results In More Arrests, Damage
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 310 New COVID-19 Cases And 22 Deaths; Testing Slows Due To Lab Closure
• Press Conference With Dallas Chief Of Police Reneé Hall
• George Floyd Protests: Santa Rosa Police Make 27 Arrests As Demonstrators Get Unruly
• Oakland and Macomb County Pools Are Reopening
• In Tweet Praising 'Overwhelming Force,' Trump Credits Himself For Relative Calm In Minneapolis
• Marshfield Fair Canceled For First Time In 153-Year History
• Stockton Jewelry Store Looted, 2 Suspects Arrested After High-Speed Chase
• Baltimore, Washington Bullets Legend Wes Unseld Dies At 74
• Police Searching For Suspects After Approximately $40,000 In Cash Taken From Center City Pharmacy Looted Over Weekend
• NWSL Players Association Vice President Rachel Corsie On Challenge Cup: 'It's Extremely Exciting'
• Good Samaritans Raise Thousands For Man Whose Car Burned In Van Nuys Protests
• Free Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Set For Wylie And Frisco
• Maryland 16th-Safest State In U.S., Analysis Finds
• NBA Hall of Famer Wes Unseld dead at 74
• Providence Protesters Break Into Mall, Loot Stores, Burn Police Cruiser
• Congo is battling coronavirus, measles and a new Ebola outbreak
• Gov. Jared Polis, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock: Trump Threat Is Counterproductive
• What Happens When You Don't Pay Rent?
• Justin Timberlake Pledges Support For Jailed Twin Cities Protesters
• Former Minneapolis Episcopal Rector Mariann Budde: 'I Am Outraged' By Trump's Visit To DC Church
• Over 7,200 people arrested this weekend, CBS News review finds
• Virginia county pulls officers from D.C. after tear gas used on protesters
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-2-20
• Woman Hoping To Return To Work Finds Salon Looted, Likely Unable To Reopen
• Inside the WHO's early struggle to get coronavirus data from China
• Police chief says he doesn't "believe racism plays a role" in NYPD
• Officer Critically Wounded On Las Vegas Strip During George Floyd Protests
• Red Sox' Sam Kennedy Releases Statement: 'Silence In The Face Of Injustice Is Unacceptable'
• Two Teen Girls Killed In Tamarac Roll Over Crash
• State Supreme Court To Hear Scott Peterson's Death Sentence Appeal
• 'In Battle For The Soul Of This Nation:' Joe Biden Says Now Is Moment For Country To Deal With Systematic Racism, Economic Inequity
• Elon Musk's Big Week Also Includes $770 Million Payday
• Man Arrested After Pointing Rifle At Protesters In Upland
• West Philadelphia ShopRite Looted For 15 Hours Straight, Owner Says
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 1 New Coronavirus Death And 9 New Cases, Bringing Total To 1,928
• Carey Kelly Tells Dr. Oz About His Conversation With R. Kelly Following His Acquittal In 2008.
• Marlboro Police Seek To Identify 'Lone Streaker' Who Ran Through Hotel Parking Lot Nude
• Democratic leaders condemn Trump for crackdown on protesters
• Florida Woman Discovers Alligators Fighting By Her Home
• State Supreme Court To Hear Scott Peterson's Death Sentence Appeal
• Mountain Lion Found Sleeping Under Car In Longmont Garage
• NASCAR Fans Might Not Be Far Behind
• Police chief fired after fatal shooting of black business owner
• 4 Firefighters Hurt In Massive 5-Alarm Fire In South Sacramento
• Carole 'Hey All You Cool Cats And Kittens' Baskin Wins Control Of Joe Exotic's Zoo 
• Tom Brady Participates In Blackout Tuesday With Post On Instagram
• New York Rangers Prospect K'Andre Miller: 'I Struggle Because For Years I Have Been One Of The Only People Of Color On My Hockey Teams'
• Gov. Hogan: George Floyd's 'Senseless' Death Shows Americans Still Have 'Long Way To Go'
• Cicero Organizing Community Cleanup After Violent Night
• NYPD Sergeant, Officer Struck By Hit-And-Run Drivers In Separate Incidents
• 4 Teens Ejected, Badly Injured Following Two-Vehicle Crash In Bustleton
• Team Hoyt Mourns Loss Of Bryan Lyons, Who Pushed Rick Hoyt In Boston Marathon Since 2015
• AC Transit Ending Service At 7:30 PM This Week Amid Unrest, Curfews
• Police killing of Palestinian man draws George Floyd comparisons
• 4 St. Louis officers hit by gunfire at protests
• 'It's Worth Fighting For': Denver Police Chief Marches With Peaceful Protesters
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Fall Again As Total Cases Top 54K
• NYC looting persists despite curfew, with Macy's among stores hit
• Police Charge NH Man Who Allegedly Urged Others To 'Take Examples From Riots In Other Cities'
• PTL Links: June 2, 2020
• George Floyd's Public Viewing, Funeral, Homegoing Celebration Planned In Houston
• Weather Blog: Still Keep Those Faces Masks On
• 36-Year-Old Southfield Man Charged After Trying To Run Over Police During Protest
• Denver Weather: Not As Hot, But Still Toasty As Our Heat Wave Continues
• Carey Kelly Opens Up To Dr. Oz About The Sexual Abuse He Experienced As A Child.
• Pedro Martinez Urges MLB Players And Owners To Reach Agreement For Fans
• 'All The Guys Are Getting Ready': Nikita Zadorov Excited For Colorado Avalanche's Return To The Ice
• Gragson Crashes Allgaier To Win Xfinity Race At Bristol
• Vallejo Police Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting Following Reports Of Looting
• Gun Range Owner Shoots, Kills Suspected Burglar In South Philadelphia
• Florida's Carole Baskin Given Control Of 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic's Zoo By Federal Judge
• Apartments For Rent In Detroit: What Will $1,400 Get You?
• LA Clippers Owner Steve Ballmer: 'Can't See Anybody Agreeing To Reopen Arenas Or Concert Venues In Foreseeable Future'
• Colorado Ethics Commission Subpoenas John Hickenlooper
• Connecticut Warns Casino-Goers 'Don't Gamble With COVID'
• Chase In Munster, Indiana Ends With Officer Shooting Into Vehicle In Chicago
• Detroit industry spotlight: Tech hiring going strong
• Another Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle
• Minneapolis Police To Be Investigated By State Civil Rights Department
• Sixers' Ben Simmons Calls President Donald Trump 'Cowardly' In Response To George Floyd Protests Across America
• Acid Leak At Swimming Pool In Lone Tree Contained
• Detroit's 3 Favorite Mexican Grocery Stores (That Won't Break The Bank)
• Navy Announces Football Game Against Notre Dame Will Not Be Played In Ireland, Could Be Moved To Annapolis
• Miami Weather: Steamy Start, Showers Possible In The Afternoon
• Al Sharpton To Deliver Eulogy At George Floyd Memorial Service
• Players Skip Voluntary Workouts After Union Impasse With MLS
• Antonio Janifer Charged In Shooting Of Baltimore Officer Joshua Jackson
• The Case Against R. Kelly: His Younger Brother Speaks Out About His Family's Abusive Past.
• Miami Gardens Restaurants Soon Offering Dine-In Service
• Rob Gronkowski Loses WWE 24/7 Title, Getting Pinned In Foxborough Backyard
• Maine Named 'Safest State In America'; Massachusetts Ranked 7th
• Urban Roots In St. Paul Holding Food Donation
• MLB Will Reportedly Counter MLBPA Offer With Full Prorated Share Of Salaries
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Archbishop Holds First Public Mass; Santa Clara Easing Business Restrictions
• 'Lions, Tigers, & Bears, Oh My', Zoo Miami Has Reopened
• 'Motivating And Encouraging': North Broad Renaissance Executive Director Talks About Community Coming Together To Help North Philadelphia
• Floyd Mayweather to pay for George Floyd's funeral
• 'Left Dying In The Street,' President Trump Mentions Dallas Man Beaten During Protest
• CTA Service Resumes Tuesday; No Service In, Near Downtown
• Globe Life Field Hosts North Forney High School's Graduating Class
• Naperville Orders Overnight Curfew Late Monday After Looting, Violence
• Crews Battling Building Fire In Bronzeville
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot To Address City Violence Tuesday
• Postal Service Resumes In The Twin Cities; Service Relocated For Minnehaha, Lake Street Locations
• Australian TV crew "pretty bruised" by police at White House protest
• 2 Injured After Flames Rip Through Home In North Philadelphia
• Americans see differences in police treatment of whites, blacks
• Poll: Americans worry COVID outbreak will worsen amid reopening
• What You Need To Know If Your Unemployment Benefits Are Running Out, Expired
• Astronauts describe first ride aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon
• Metra Suspends All Service Tuesday
• Volunteers Step In To Help After Bronzeville Business Is Looted
• Aliquippa Police Department K9 Officer Stella Receives Body Armor Donation
• New York City Spends Night Under Historic Curfew; Expected To Start Earlier Tuesday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Rain, Potential For Severe Weather On The Way
• Weekend Of Violent Unrest Brought About Alarming Number Of Shootings In Chicago, Many Deadly
• Looters Break Into Philadelphia Rite Aid, Start Fire
• Chicago Weather: Near-Record Warmth; Evening Storms Possible
• Red Cross Volunteers Find Themselves Busier Than Ever During Coronavirus Pandemic
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/2 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Fire Breaks Out At Boost Mobile Store In Kensington Following Looting Reports In Area
• 'Racism In Every Form Must Be Stopped'; Tree Of Life Congregation Speaks Out Against The Death Of George Floyd
• Carole Baskin Awarded The Zoo Once Owned By 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto To Review Police Communication From Clash With Protestors In East Liberty
• 'Sad To See': Local Community Reacts After East Liberty Protest Damaged Local Businesses, Injured Police Officers
• Dormont Council Stands By Previous Vote To Keep Pool Closed For 2020 Season
• 'We Are Reading Their Pain'; Highland Park Vandalized With Graffiti Amid Ongoing Pittsburgh Protests
• Hempfield Township Projecting Tax Deficit Due To Coronavirus Shutdowns
• Peaceful Protester Targeted By Vandalism Receives Help From Stranger-Turned-Hero In Sacramento
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Videos from June 2, 2020

• Senator Cory Booker slams Trump over church photo-op
• GoFundMe for destroyed restaurant raises over $1 million
• Officials raise concerns over spread of the coronavirus during nationwide protests
• Minneapolis pastor sees hope in recent protests
• Biden blasts Trump's response to George Floyd protests
• New York City under curfew for first time since World War II
• Religious leaders condemn Trump photo-op amid unrest
• Protests grow across U.S. demanding justice for George Floyd
• George Floyd's family joins tens of thousands of people in Houston march
• CBS Evening News, June 2, 2020
• Trump and Biden offer very different responses to nationwide protests
• Rep. Jim Clyburn: Trump has contributed to American carnage
• Rep. Jim Clyburn addresses protesters who feel the political system has failed them
• CBS News poll: Many see differences in police treatment
• Mother of George Floyd's child speaks out: "This is what those officers took"
• Trump's visit to a Washington church sparks outrage
• 6/2/20: Red and Blue
• Minnesota launches civil rights probe into Minneapolis Police Department
• Joe Biden says the moment has come for our country to deal with racism
• Joe Biden gives speech in Philadelphia on nationwide protests
• Could Trump invoke the Insurrection Act to send in troops?
• Cuomo says protesters and looters are separate groups
• Report: Activists decry "outsiders" who hijacked peaceful march for justice
• What it will take to reduce deadly use of force by police
• Nikole Hannah-Jones on protests and the roots of racism in the U.S.
• Biden says country is "crying out for leadership" amid protests
• George Floyd's hometown of Houston prepares for march in his honor
• BET News host Marc Lamont Hill previews primetime special and talks about creating change now
• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones on protesting and democracy
• George Floyd's brother implores protesters to stop looting
• Washington's Episcopal bishop on being "outraged" at President Trump's church appearance
• Blackout Tuesday marks day to reflect on racism in America
• Florida emergency officials prepare for hurricane season during pandemic
• NYPD chief discusses where to draw the line with protesters
• 2 separate George Floyd autopsies reveal homicide
• Analyzing Trump's calls for military mobilization to confront nationwide protests