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• Santa Cruz Deputy Killed, Another Wounded In Ben Lomond Ambush
• Protests Stretch To Orange, Los Angeles, Ventura Counties To Start Off Second Weekend Of SoCal Demonstrations
• Santa Ana Imposes Curfew After Day Of Peaceful Protests In Orange County
• 2 Suspects Arrested In Santa Paula For Possession Of Methamphetamine
• Denver Teen Captivates Crowd With Speech About Struggles Of Growing Up Black
• Curfew Cancelled: Peaceful Protests Continue in Downtown Sacramento
• Massive Quail Fire In Solano County Doubles In Size To 1,200 Acres; 2 Structures Destroyed
• Evacuations Ordered As 1200-Acre Quail Fire Burns Near Winters
• Trump Demanded 10,000 Active-Duty Troops Deploy To Streets In Heated Oval Office Meeting
• LAPD Hands Out Roses As Hundreds March Downtown In Honor Of George Floyd
• Deputies Arrest Auburn Man For Arson
• Student-Led Protesters Near Denver International Airport Lie Down In The Middle Of Peña Boulevard
• Protestors Flood Fairfax District, Rally In Pan Pacific Park For Second Weekend
• 4 Shot At House Party In South Sacramento, Police Say
• Protesters Kneel, Lay Roses At Feet Of Chicago Police In Peaceful Protest
• Chicago Weather: Comfortable Weekend Before A Big Warmup Monday
• Denver Broncos Players Speak To Protesters In Civic Center Park
• Thousands March Through Heat, Rain For Tenth Straight Day Of Protests Over Police Brutality
• 'This Is A Pandemic That's Been Going On Far Longer Than The Coronavirus': Thousands Of Health Care Workers Take To The Streets In 'White Coats For Black Lives' March
• Power Outage: Storm That Brought Strong Winds Leaves Thousands Of Coloradans Without Power
• Tens of thousands join marches throughout U.S.
• Reimagining Education: Preschools Worry They Cannot Reopen Without Government Funding
• Abandoned Home Catches Fire In Duquesne
• Lake Street Store Manager Activated Into Duty After His Business Was Looted, Burned
• 2 Buffalo Police Officers Charged With Assault After Allegedly Pushing 75-Year-Old Protester Martin Gugino
• Marine Corps to remove displays of Confederate battle flag
• Police: Suspect Shot After Firing Weapon At Dallas Officer Who Was Inside Squad Car
• Bradley Chubb Among The NFL Players Both Eager & Anxious To Return During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Police Release Video Showing Suspect Wanted For Allegedly Setting Police Vehicle On Fire In Brooklyn
• Pink Flamingos Planted In Maine High School Football Field To Represent Graduates
• Asteroid The Size Of 6 Football Fields Whizzed By Earth Saturday Night
• Brooklyn Man Charged In Connection To Attack On 3 NYPD Officers
• Sonoma County Relaxes COVID-19 Restrictions For Dine-In Restaurants, Wineries
• Coronavirus Reopening: Houses Of Worship Can Open With 25% Capacity For Regions In Phase Two, Gov. Cuomo Says
• Protests In Chicago Remain Peaceful Saturday As Police Maintain Strong Presence
• NYPD Reports Over 1,000 Arrests, Nearly 1,500 Summonses Since Protests Began
• Thousands Of Protesters Around Pittsburgh And Surrounding Areas Remain Peaceful On Eighth Day Of Protests
• Berkeley Activists Host Symbolic Funeral To 'Bury Racism'
• George Floyd Remembered At Events, Protests Across The Country
• Anti-Racism Rally In Brockton Where Protesters Clashed With Police Remains Peaceful
• Judge Slightly Alters Order On Use Of Tear Gas By Denver Police
• Student Protesters At UMass Boston Call For Racial Justice
• Severe Thunderstorms Knock Down Trees, Damaging Cars And Buildings In Massachusetts
• George Floyd Protest In Center City Draws Thousands As Philadelphia Under Curfew For Eighth Straight Night
• State Releases Guidance For Recreation, Including Parks, Pools & Gyms
• Hazmat Teams Called To Charlton For Early Morning Double Tractor-Trailer Car Crash
• Good cop/bad cop: Solving the Heather Bogle murder
• Thousands Of Protesters 'Disrupting The Status Quo' To Force Change In Fight Against Racial Inequality, Police Brutality
• Hurricane Force Winds In Colorado Topple Front Range Billboards And Uproot Trees
• Willow Fire Burning Near Concord Naval Weapons Station 75% Contained
• Broncos Players Get Warm Reception At Saturday's George Floyd Protests In Denver
• Coronavirus (WI): Wisconsin Officials Report Downward Trend Of Positive COVID-19 Tests In State
• Forward Progress Stopped On Wind-Whipped Gulch Fire Southeast Of Petaluma
• George Floyd Death: Protesters March Around Baltimore, Parts Of Maryland Saturday
• Visiting Minneapolis Beaches? Check Out Updates For Summer 2020
• Fire Erupts In Panorama City Apartment Complex Overnight
• Sam Acho Gathers Pro Athletes From Most Chicago Teams To West Side Events
• Police: Man Caught On Camera Trying To Pry Open ATM In Hagerstown
• Texas County GOP Chair-Elect Won't Take Office After Backlash From Posting MLK Quote With A Banana
• Sheila Dixon's Lead Narrows Over Brandon Scott In Baltimore Democratic Mayoral Primary
• George Floyd Death: Thousands Of Demonstrators Protest Peacefully In Washington D.C.
• San Francisco Offers 'Pop-Up' COVID-19 Testing for Demonstrators
• LAFD Respond To Brush Fire In Elysian Park Near Northbound 110 Freeway
• Ostriches At The Maryland Zoo Take A Dip In The Water To Cool Off
• Police: Man Strangled Woman, Fired Gun At Her Before Speeding Through Red Lights With Kids In Car
• Neighbors Celebrate Homecoming For Teen COVID-19 Survivor
• Thousands March Across Golden Gate Bridge, Demonstrators Gather in Peaceful Protest Rallies Saturday
• Black Lives Matter Protesters Met By Counter-Protesters In Huntington Beach
• Pritzker, Foxx, Preckwinkle Attend Day Of Action In Calumet City
• Frederick County Sheriff's Office Implements New Policies For U.S. Immigration And Customs Enforcement Related Cases
• 'I'm Not For Abolishing The Entire Police Department': Mayor Frey Speaks Out At Mpls. Protest
• Thousands March In Simi Valley To Protest Police Brutality, City Official's Facebook Comments
• 'Black Lives Matter' Artwork Painted Along Ft. Duquesne Boulevard
• Sacramento, Davis Police Suspend Carotid Hold Training
• Bucks County Park Ranger Tom Booz Dies From Coronavirus
• NYPD: Paint Thrown On Teddy Roosevelt Statue Outside Museum Of Natural History
• Wineries Welcome Go-Ahead to Reopen Tasting Rooms With Restrictions
• City Officials Announce Downtown Road Closures Amid Saturday's Protests
• 2 Injured After Propane Tank Explodes On Boat In Avalon
• Protestors, LAPD Harbor Division March Together For Unity In San Pedro
• 'Great Deal For Me To Learn': Mayor Jim Kenney Kneels With Protesters, Hopes Demonstrations Spark 'Real Change' In US
• Erie Zoo Employee Bitten On Arm By Orangutan
• LIVE UPDATES: Peaceful Protests In Grant, Union Park; Downtown Road Closures Continue
• Family, Friends Say Goodbye To George Floyd In North Carolina Memorial Service
• Thousands March In Sacramento For Second Weekend Of George Floyd Protests
• Teenager Rewarded With Car, College Scholarship After Spending 10 Hours Cleaning Hometown After Protests
• Hum, Baby! Golden Gate Bridge Now 'Sings' During High Wind
• Protesters Urged To Get Tested For COVID-19 As Dallas County Has Highest Daily Average Of New Cases This Week
• Christo Rey High School Grads Honored In Mpls. Drive-Thru Commencement 
• Man Facing Several Charges After Shooting Another Person At A Party
• Boulder Hosts Justice For George Floyd Protest
• Suspect In Custody After Officer-Involved Shooting In Santa Cruz County
• Orange County Reports 274 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 New Deaths
• Active-duty soldiers ordered to pull out of Washington D.C.
• Couple Celebrates Wedding Among Thousands Of George Floyd Protesters In Center City
• Suspect Sought, 2 Arrested After 3 Shots Fired Into West Sacramento Home
• Eagle Authorities Searching For Sebastian Castro, Missing Boy With Autisum
• 60-90 MPH Wind & Severe Storms Blast Much Of Colorado
• Hundreds Of Kids Marched In St. Paul For George Floyd
• Vallejo Police Association Backs Officer Involved in Fatal Shooting of Unarmed Man
• Strip District Shows Signs Of Life During First Weekend In Green Phase
• Chicago Releases Reopen Plans For Houses Of Worship; Attendance Limited To 50 Per Room Or 25% Capacity
• Former Mets Pitcher Reportedly Fielding Offers From Korean Baseball League; NJ Pro-Baseball Team Returns To Field
• Vacaville Postal Worker Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Man Accused Of Breaking Into Home, Touching Sleeping Woman
• Judge Sides With Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe In Lawsuit Over Reservation Status
• Tropical Storm Cristobal Progressing Toward US Gulf Coast
• Fire Crews: Squatter Starts Fire In Beaver Falls, Leaving Family Of Four Homeless
• Police: Man, Woman Hospitalized After Double Shooting In Fairhill
• New York Weather: 6/6 Saturday Evening CBS2 Weather Headlines
• George Floyd Memorial Service Held In North Carolina
• 'A Long Time Coming:' Businesses Eager And Ready To Reopen For Phase Two On Monday
• 1 Dead In Police-Involved Shooting In New Rochelle
• LA County Reports Another 56 Deaths, 1,329 Cases Of COVID-19 Saturday
• Arrest Made In Graffiti Vandalism Of St. Patrick's Cathedral
• Thousands March In Downtown Dallas Saturday On Day 9 Of Protests
• Several Protests Held Across South Florida Calling For End To Injustice
• The Saga of Colin Kaepernick: Vindication but Still No Contract
• Chicago Couple Married In 'Micro Wedding' After Two Canceled Wedding Dates
• Owings Mills Man Sentenced 8 Years In Prison For Possession Of Firearm In Furtherance Of Drug Trafficking Crime
• In Rare Weekend Session, Lawmakers To Debate Vaccine Bill
• 'Ain't Too Proud' Cast Releases Moving Rendition Of 'I Wish It Would Rain' To Show Support For Black Lives Matter
• Bronzeville Business Owner Resolves To Rebuild After Her Business Burned Down During Violent Protests
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 74, 5 More Deaths Reported
• Pirates Team Up With Allegheny Health Network To Honor Healthcare Workers
• $4.6B Plan Outlined To Protect Miami From Climate Impacts
• Baltimore Felon Pleads Guilty To Illegal Possession Of A Firearm
• FHP: Expect Temporary Closures Of South Florida Highways, Streets Due To Expected Protests
• Tracking The Tropics: Cristobal Continues Northward Toward US Gulf Coast
• Sacramento City Council Ends Citywide Curfew
• Baltimore DPW To Increase Trash Collection In Areas With Outdoor Dining Services
• Delaware County Collecting Donations For Local Food Pantries To Help Those In Need During Pandemic
• United States Marine Corps Bans Public Display Of Confederate Flag
• CBP Baltimore Field Office Seizes Unapproved PPE, COVID-19 Medications
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 975 New COVID-19 Cases, 72 Additional Deaths Confirmed
• 'The Conversation Will Lead To Action': Pa. State Police Release Statement About The Death Of George Floyd
• National Gas Price Average Hits $2 For The First Time Since March, AAA Says
• Man Injured In West Baltimore Afternoon Shooting
• Philadelphia Department Of Health Urges Protesters To Wear Masks, Monitor COVID-19 Symptoms
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: 575 New Cases, 55 More Deaths Reported
• Surfers In Texas, Around The World Honor George Floyd With 'Paddle Out'
• Ahead Of Plans To Reopen, California Issues Guidelines By Industry
• Baltimore Police Search For Suspect After Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run On Park Heights Avenue
• Hundreds Protest In Bakery Square Over The Death Of George Floyd
• 'We Will Be Watching': Philadelphia City Councilmembers Call For Cease And Desist On Police Use Of Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets In Peaceful Demonstrations
• 'End Police Brutality': Rally Held At Trenton's City Hall To Protest George Floyd Death
• Ahead Of The Upcoming School Year, Here's What Schools Need To Do Before Reopening
• MISSING: Nevah, 9, and Zion, 8, Woods; Last Seen With Two Adults In West Pullman
• Attorney Representing Thomas Lane, Ex-Cop Involved In George Floyd's Death, Argues Case Against His Client Is 'Weak'
• Drew Brees responds to Trump: "We need to listen and learn"
• Healthcare Workers Spent Months Helping Coronavirus Patients Breathe; Now They Are Kneeling For George Floyd
• Mayor Of Ohio's Capital City Ends Curfew Order
• 'This Is Horrifying': Fire Damages 6 Cars, Apartment In Panorama City Complex
• Phase Two Of Reopening Massachusetts To Start Monday
• Protesters Gather In Irwin Park To Protest The Death Of George Floyd, Steve USS Cunningham Speaks To Demonstrators
• Line Of Severe Storms Blasts Through Western Colorado At Over 100 MPH Early Saturday
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says "we were wrong" amid protests
• Caught On Video: 2 Men Accused Of Attempting To Rob Letter Carrier At Gunpoint
• Dallas City Officials Lift Curfew: 'We Agree It's Time'
• Check Out The Denver Chalk Art Festival Online
• Ivanka Trump calls out "cancel culture" after her commencement speech is canceled
• Alameda County Reopening: 'Social Bubbles' Allowed; Outdoor Dining, Religious Services Still Restricted
• NYC official and ex-cop says police profession has been "hijacked"
• Children's Museum Of Pittsburgh Announces It Will Not Reopen As Allegheny County Enters Green Phase
• Buffalo cops plead not guilty to shoving protester
• RTD Suspends Some Service In Anticipation Of Weekend Protests
• Denver police ordered to stop using tear gas on protesters
• Sweetwater Announces 8 PM Curfew For Residents Ahead Of Expected Protest At FIU
• Missing 30-Year-Old Man Last Seen May 24 At Royal Farms Store In Middle River
• George Floyd's Memorial Begins In His North Carolina Hometown
• The little-known program with a key role in the government's virus response
• VIDEO: Alameda Police Release Body Cam Footage Of Black Man's Arrest For Dancing In Street
• Police, Medics Respond To Vehicle Crash Near Duncan Field
• 5 Rescued After Boat Capsizes Near Breakwater In Marina Del Rey
• CTA Announces Service Changes As Protesters Gather Throughout The City
• Federal Charges Filed Against Man Accused Of Leaving Explosives Near A Downtown Pittsburgh Building
• Cuomo: "We have a moment here where we can make change"
• Pennsylvania Coronavirus Cases Top 75,000 As The Death Toll Nears 6,000; Philadelphia Cases Rise To 23,529
• Crews Responding To Fire In South Austin
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Pointing Gun At Officers
• Severe T-Storm Watch Issued For Western Colorado, High Wind, Large Hail Possible
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 701 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To Over 75,000
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports Additional 526 Cases, 22 Deaths
• Allegheny County Councilwomen Prepare To Introduce Ordinance Against The Use Of Tear Gas In Allegheny County
• Michael Jordan, Jordan Brand to donate $100M to racial justice orgs
• "We were wrong," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says
• Elway On Justice For George Floyd Protests: 'We Can All Be Part Of The Solution'
• Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical School Holds Drive-In Graduation
• 2 Buffalo Police Officers Charged With Assault After Pushing 75-Year-Old Protester
• Santa Clara County Reopening: Businesses Still Face Challenges As More Restrictions Are Lifted
• Multiple Streets In Downtown Baltimore Closed Temporarily Saturday Afternoon, Charm City Circulator Detours Service
• Santa Clara County Schools Superintendent Says More PPE Needed To Reopen Campuses
• Citywide Curfew To Continue Saturday And Sunday Night, Will End Monday Morning
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 16 New Coronavirus Cases, No New Deaths
• Mall of America announces plan to reopen on June 10
• Gas Prices Up Again In New Jersey, National Average Hits $2 A Gallon
• Shots Fired At CPD Squad Car In Lawndale; No Injuries Reported
• First Eaglet Flies From Hays Nest
• "Enough": Cries for change at George Floyd's memorial service
• In-Person Special Education Classes To Resume In N.Y. This Summer
• Ed's Driveway: Subaru Legacy
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-6-20
• Congressman Conor Lamb Attends George Floyd Demonstration In Coraopolis
• Colorado Weather: Severe Storms With Large Hail, Damaging Wind Gusts Possible Today
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Tops 57K Cases, Hospitalizations Dropping
• It's Academic: June 6, 2020
• San Jose Mayor Proposes Changes In Police Use-Of-Force Policy For Large Protests
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• Prince William has been anonymously helping out on a crisis helpline
• Downtown Partnership Painting Positivity On Boarded Up Stores
• Marcel Oliver Charged With Murder For Police Chase That Killed Woman
• Setting The Record Straight On Colin Kaepernick As An NFL Quarterback
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: State Allows Bars To Reopen; Cruise Line Sued For Exposing Passengers To COVID-19
• Reopening New Jersey: Motor Vehicle Offices, Road Testing To Return This Month
• Tropical Storm Cristobal heads toward U.S. Gulf Coast
• Newsom Demands End To Police Use Of Chokeholds
• Pittsburgh Police Ask For Help Identifying Man Suspected Of Using Incendiary Device Against Police Officer
• New York Weather: 6/6 Saturday Afternoon CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Towson University To Consider Renaming 2 Residence Halls Named After Slave Owners
• Chicago Weather: Sunny, Less Humid Weekend
• AAA Reminding Drivers To Take Extra Care Behind The Wheel As Region Gradually Reopens
• Philadelphia Announces Road Closures For Saturday's Scheduled Protest At Art Museum
• Philadelphia Police Increasing Officers On Street Ahead Of Saturday Protest At Art Museum Expected To Draw Thousands
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Sunny, Settled And Warm Weekend
• Hey Ray! 'Albedo' Shows How Light Reflects Off Of Clothing And Surfaces
• Pittsburgh Police Announce Creation Of Task Force To Investigate Violent Protesters, Vandals, And Looters
• Rivers Casino To Reopen With 'Rivers Clean' Initiative As Southwestern Pa. Enters 'Green' Phase
• Salvation Army And Oakmont Bakery Provide Donuts To Healthcare Workers And Patients At VA Hospital
• Sacramento Prepares For Stage Three, Gyms And Bars Ready To Open
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• 3 People Arrested, Police Searching For 2 Others After Burglary At Homestead Waterfront
• Meadows Casino To Reopen With Social Distancing Guidelines And Safety Protocols
• 'The Status Right Now Is No Fans'; Pa. Governor Tom Wolf Says Fans Will Not Be Allowed At Sporting Events
• Liquids Found In Suspicious Box In Mt. Lebanon Determined Not To Be Incendiary
• New York Weather: 6/6 CBS2 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Two Women Charged With Throwing Water Bottles At Police Officers In East Liberty
• New Mexico cop charged after man dies in neck restraint
• Three People Facing Charges After New Castle Drug Bust
• Protesters gather to remember Breonna Taylor on her birthday
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Videos from June 6, 2020

• Good Cop/Bad Cop: Solving the Murder of Heather Bogle
• Attendees of George Floyd protests explain their motivation
• Artists in Minneapolis turn boarded up storefronts into art
• Drew Brees stands by apology for national anthem comments despite attack from Trump
• Protests against racism occur worldwide in the wake of George Floyd's death
• Most troops sent to D.C. to quell protests have been pulled out
• "Enough," says North Carolina sheriff at George Floyd's memorial service
• Trump wanted to deploy 10,000 troops to D.C. to deal with protests
• Thousands of protesters continue to march through cities across the U.S.
• CBS Weekend News, June 6, 2020
• Recent graduates face uncertain future as pandemic sinks economy
• Biden secures enough delegates to clinch Democratic nomination
• D.C. mayor says "we pushed the army away from our city"
• Protests continue in Twin Cities after George Floyd's death
• Nonprofit Sheridan Story helps feed Minneapolis after protests, unrest
• Inside the little-known program at the center of the U.S. coronavirus response
• Tear gas is being used on U.S. protesters: Where did it come from?
• Support group "Witnessing Whiteness" confronts racism and white privilege
• Some police join marches, take a knee with protesters
• Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams on George Floyd protests, police reform
• Examining the racial disparities of traffic stops
• Gulf Coast hunkers down for Tropical Storm Cristobal
• Analyst breaks down May jobs report
• Trump celebrates May jobs numbers after a week of nationwide unrest
• Biden clinches 2020 Democratic nomination
• Minneapolis to ban police from using chokeholds in wake of George Floyd's death