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Articles from June 14, 2020

• Northern California City Named After Confederate General Considers Name Change
• Update: Police Arrest 29 As Black Lives Matter Protesters Block Westbound Lanes Of Bay Bridge
• Protesters Call On Authorities To Investigate Hanging Deaths Of Black Men In Palmdale, Victorville
• CEO Apologizes For Pacific Heights Confrontation Over Black Lives Matter Sign
• Colorado Weather: Heatwave Will Hold On Thru Mid-Week
• Multi-State Walk To Bring Awareness To Issues Facing Veterans Comes To An End In Santa Monica
• Community Rallies To Bring Back Nevada County Fair
• A Total Of 7 Anaheim Firefighters Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Prayer Vigil Held In Lancaster Following Deadly LASD Shooting Of 62-Year-Old Michael Thomas
• VIDEO: Union Pacific Train Derails & Fireball Erupts Along Interstate 80 In Wyoming
• One Week After Being Impaled by Tree During Derecho Windstorm, Colorado Man Is Home
• Boston Playgrounds, Splash Pads Open Monday
• Over 40,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Recalled Due To E. Coli Concerns
• Hundreds Come Out To March In Downtown Los Angeles Against Children In Immigration Detention
• Baltimore Police Officer Shot In Torso While Breaking Up A Parking Lot Party, Suspect In Custody
• Camp Gladiator Online Summer Camp
• Police Investigating Northeast Baltimore Shooting
• Protesters Criticize Arrests By Nassau County Police During Friday George Floyd March In East Meadow
• Southlake Mother Says Blind Son, Others With Disabilities Are Being Left Behind After Classes Shifted To Online
• University Of Wisconsin Planning For On-Campus Classes This Fall
• Over 40,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Recalled Due To E. Coli Concerns
• Protesters Have Killing Of Rayshard Brooks On Their Minds As They March And Rally In Manhattan, Brooklyn
• Local Restaurants See Uptick In Business During Second Weekend In Green Phase
• 2020 Chicago High School Grad Jayla Wheeler Has Never Visited Davidson College Campus, But Is Thrilled To Go On Full Scholarship
• Gov. Cuomo Could 'Reverse' Reopening In Regions Breaking Social Distancing Rules, Restaurants And Bars Could Lose Liquor Licenses
• Protests, Marches Held In Skokie, Lincoln Park, Boystown
• Family Of Isabella Thallas Set Up GoFundMe Page
• Suspect Wanted In The Disappearance Of Amari Wise Arrested In Maryland
• Bollywood star Sushant Singh Rajput dead in apparent suicide
• New Jersey Company Recalling Around 40,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Due To E. Coli Concerns
• Mayor Lightfoot Joins Town Hall On Police Reform, Racial Justice With 3 Other Black Women Mayors
• 'We're Tired Of Our Kids Being Hashtags' | Mother Organizes Peaceful Protest With Cockeysville Community
• University Of Minnesota Students Rally In Effort To Defund, Disarm Campus Police
• Chicago Lakefront Remains Closed, But Many Don't Seem To Realize It
• Medford Police Searching For Suspects After Shots Fired In Residential Neighborhood
• MedStar Health Celebrates Discharge Of 2,500th COVID-19 Survivor
• State Lawmakers Tour St. Paul Businesses Damaged In George Floyd Unrest
• 'Fun On The Run' Delivers Socially-Distanced Activities For Kids At Minneapolis Parks
• Two Men Charged After Officer Dragged By Stolen Vehicle, Police-Involved Shooting
• Man, 33, Dies After Suffering Multiple Gunshot Wounds In Lodi
• Black Lives Matter street mural unveiled in New York City
• California Has Recorded More Than 5,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• Wilmington Woman Charged With Attacking Disabled Ex-Brother-In-Law Who Later Died
• Beyoncé wants justice for EMT worker killed by police in her own home
• Tension Remains High Over Christopher Columbus Statue At Marconi Plaza, Which City Says Isn't Coming Down
• Faith Leaders Hold Conversation In North Minneapolis On Future Of Public Safety
• Journalist Maria Ressa convicted of "cyber libel" in Philippines
• Sheriff: Man ID'd In Lake Minnewashta Drowning
• Sikh Community Gathers At Cesar Chavez Park To Honor Black Lives Matter
• At least 7 Minneapolis cops have quit since George Floyd's death
• Multi-Vehicle Crash On Artesia Freeway Temporarily Closes Traffic Lane, On-Ramp
• 60 Minutes Presents: Whitaker's Wildlife Tour
• Penn State University Plans To Resume On-Campus Instruction For Fall Semester
• The Baltimore Farmers Market & Bazaar Is Now Open, Here's What To Expect
• Dallas Chief Renee Hall Denounces Calls To Defund Police Department At Sunday Protest
• Murrysville Community Holds Protests, Discusses Experiences With Racism
• 3 Calif. Police Unions Unveil National Reform Agenda To Improve Policing
• Penn State Planning To Resume In-Person Classes In August
• Sunday Service: Churches Are Allowed To Restart In-Person Masses
• Thousands Gather For 'All Black Lives Matter' Pride March
• Annual Pause For Pledge Event Held In Essex For Flag Day
• Man Injured In Shooting At Hotel In Downtown Baltimore, Person In Custody
• Woman Smashes Glass Door At Mansfield Public Safety Building With Wrench, Police Say
• Texas sees its highest number of COVID-19 hospitalizations so far
• 2 Arrested After Robbing Same Store At Gunpoint Twice In Same Day, Stockton Police Say
• Mount Hebron Memorial Welcomes Worshippers As Outdoor Services Begin In Baltimore
• How Tulsa's Greenwood massacre echoes today
• Pennsylvania Poor People's Campaign Caravan Calls For Justice Throughout Philadelphia
• Former Cub And Current Professor Doug Glanville Says It's Important Athletes Don't Just Stick To Sports
• Black Lives Matter Mural Unveiled On Fulton Street In Bedford-Stuyvesant
• Taylor Allderdice High School Graduates Hold Parade Prior To Virtual Graduation
• Oprah Winfrey, Miguel Cervantes On Hand For 'For Chicago, By Chicago' Virtual Celebration Of Class Of 2020
• Police: Suspect Pushed Employee Down At Cedar Hill Business Over Face Mask Policy
• Woman Talks To CBS2 About Being Purposely Coughed On By Customer Inside Astoria Bagel Store
• Pennsylvania Poor People's Campaign Organizes Protest Outside Of Allegheny County Courthouse
• Visitation Held For Dr. Conrad Worrill, African-American Leader In Civil Rights And Education
• Driver Seriously Injured After Car Strikes Tree In Frederick
• Boy, 13, Drowns After Being Separated From Family In Tuolumne River In Waterford
• Recent CPS Grads March, Call For Public Schools To Cut Ties With Chicago Police
• 60 in 6: A new era in storytelling for 60 Minutes
• What fall sports might look like across NCAA campuses
• In Return To Pro Golf, Daniel Berger Wins At Colonial In Fort Worth In Playoff
• Greenwood: One of the worst race massacres in American history
• Universities get set for class with coronavirus in mind
• Case backlog mounts for federal appeals board
• Community Association To Take Up Stapleton Name Change This Week
• Former Patriot Ben Watson Brings People Together To Pray For Change In Boston Common
• Peaceful Protesters Pedal Across Town To Show Support For The Black Lives Matter Movement
• Penn Wood High School Student Leads Black Lives Matter Protest In Delaware County
• Suspects Arrested After CHP Officers Shot At In Hayward Early Sunday Morning
• WBZ Responds To Statements By Phantom Gourmet's Dave Andelman
• Vigil Held For Yovanny Lopez, Baby Cut From Murdered Mother's Womb, One Year After His Death
• Bubba Wallace's Courage Lauded After NASCAR's Trying Week
• Driver Arrested Following Fatal Hit-And-Run Near Midtown Sacramento
• Chicago Statues Of Christopher Columbus, George Washington Hit With Spray Paint
• Daughter of Hank Williams Jr. dies in car crash, authorities say
• Bear Euthanized After Entering Home While Resident Cooks Food
• Randolph Police Searching For Two Vehicles After Woman Shot In Arm
• Nearly 43,000 Pounds Of Beef Shipped To Stores Nationwide Recalled Over E. Coli Concerns
• Loading Pen Fire Burns In Rugged Forest Southwest Of Telluride
• Motorcyclist Dies In Single-Vehicle Crash On I-70
• New Hampshire Coronavirus Cases Rise By 21, 2 More Deaths Reported
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Fall-Like Evening Overnight, No Signs Of Rain
• 'Rotten To The Root': Rep. Ilhan Omar Defends Support Of Dismantling Minneapolis Police
• LA County Sees Another 1,000-Plus Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19, 17 New Deaths
• East Canyon Fire Prompts Evacuations Near Mancos
• Dykes On Bikes Minneapolis Films Segment Of Virtual Twin Cities Pride Parade
• 'This Is Where I Come': Montbello Church Helps Restore Peace For Some Coloradans
• 'We Support The Police': Group Holds 'Law And Order' Rally At Bayfront Park
• Dallas County Reports 302 More COVID-19 Cases, Total Now At 14,232
• California Lawmakers Take Up Budget In Tense Economic Times
• Community Honors 3 King Soopers Employees Who Died From Coronavirus
• Medical examiner: Rayshard Brooks' manner of death a homicide
• Man Shot, Killed In South Baltimore
• Over 40,000 Pounds Of Ground Beef Products Recalled Due To Possible E.coli Contamination
• Protests Continue In Atlanta After Fatal Shooting Of Rayshard Brooks
• Todd Park Sign Mysteriously Changed To Read 'George Floyd Park'
• Denver Celebrates Unique Year For Juneteenth Parade
• Police Investigating Body Found In Franklin Park
• Unconscious Man Rescued From Burning Car By Fishermen, Officers, EMT In Atlantic City
• At Least 42,000 Cruise Ship Workers Still Stuck At Sea
• Cuomo: Low-Risk Youth Sports Allowed In Phase 3 Regions Starting July 6
• Berkeley Prepares to Permit Reopening Wide Range of Services by End of Week
• Chicago Police Return To 12-Hour Shifts For Officers, Cancel Days Off 'Out Of An Abundance Of Caution'
• U.S. Surgeon General: 'Exercise And Promote Your Freedom By Choosing To Wear A Face Covering'
• Police: Man Shot, Killed In Southwest Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Chicago Weather: Cool And Clear On Sunday Night
• 3 Suspects In Custody After Off-Duty Florida Wildlife Officer Found Fatally Shot
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 48 New Deaths, 208 Additional Cases
• Police: Dallas Officer Arrested After Entering Ex-Wife's Home Without Permission
• Black Lives Matter Mural In Front Of Vermont Statehouse Vandalized With Mud, Oil
• Former Resident Of Sheraton Hotel-Turned-Shelter Talks Experiencing Homelessness
• Illinois Reports 672 New COVID-19 Cases, 19 New Deaths
• As Florida Coronavirus Cases Rise, Some Pubs Closing Temporarily
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Fatally Shot Man In Oak Cliff Neighborhood
• Indiana Reports 407 New COVID-19 Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• New Castle City Police Searching For Two Suspects In The Amari Wise Case, File Criminal Charges
• Florida Inmate COVID-19 Cases Surpass 1,600
• Company Recalls Nearly 43K Pounds Of Ground Beef Over E. Coli Concerns
• NYPD Looking For Suspect Seen Throwing Rock Through Glass Door, Breaking Into Hardware Store In Bronx
• Cuomo threatens liquor licenses of restaurants, bars if crowds appear
• NH Conservation Officer Seriously Injured Trying To Stop Speeding Off-Road Vehicles
• Trump Supporters Celebrate President's Birthday With Flotillas, Caravans
• Butler City Police Investigate After Man Dies Of Stab Wound
• OC Reports Its Highest Weekly Death Toll From Coronavirus Since Pandemic Began
• Gas Prices Inch Upward As San Francisco Bay Area Emerges From COVID-19 Shelter In Place
• Sen. Booker Says 'Sense Of What's Possible Has Shifted' On Police Reform
• Police: Scott Gudmundsen Arrested After Holding Salesmen At Gunpoint
• Scammers Are Posing As COVID-19 Contact Tracers, City Attorney Mike Feuer Warns
• North Minneapolis Church Helps Community Access Food Resources
• 2 Arrested After Large Police Response To Stolen Vehicle Investigation
• Black Bear Sighting Prompts Shelter-In-Place In Bucks County
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 3 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing County Total To 2,079
• Reopening Colorado: Campaign Asks Tourists To Follow Health Guidelines
• 2020 State Legislative Session Ends With Sweeping Changes
• Police: Woman Drives Herself To Hospital After Being Shot Twice In Chest In Kensington
• Gottlieb would "counsel against" Trump holding large rallies
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, District Attorney Larry Krasner Criticize Group 'Protecting' Christopher Columbus Statue
• Polis Signs Executive Order To Further Assistance For Tenants
• Police Shoot, Kill Man Allegedly Waving Gun At Gas Station In San Bernardino
• Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend As Maryland Reports More Than 61.7K COVID-19 Cases
• Florida Elections Take Shape As Qualifying Ends
• Man Charged With Throwing Brick Through Chicago Police Station Window
• Pennsylvania Health Officials Announce 4 More COVID-19-Related Deaths, 336 New Cases
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on June 14, 2020
• Seattle police chief says "policing will never be the same"
• One Dead, One Wounded In Early Morning Hayward Shooting
• N.J. Gov. Murphy Signs Executive Order Allowing Salons, Barber Shops To Reopen June 22
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 336 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 More Deaths Statewide
• New Demands From Protesters Include Eviction Moratoriums & ICE Abolishment
• Atlantic Hurricane Season Just Started And Records Have Already Been Broken
• Furry Tails: Semicolon & Grant Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 311 Additional COVID-19 Cases, 15 Deaths
• Booker says the "sense of what's possible has shifted" on police reform
• Amid protests, media companies face reckoning with racism
• 6 Injured After Overnight Shooting Outside 200 Club In North Minneapolis
• Some Tribes Reopen Their Casinos Despite State Opposition
• Walt Disney World Sues Orange County Property Appraiser Over 2019 Tax Assessments
• She Called 'Men With Guns Because Of Chalk Art'; Pacific Heights Man On Black Lives Matter Sign Confrontation With San Francisco CEO
• Transcript: Robert Kaplan on "Face the Nation"
• Massachusetts Senate Approves Bill To Fight EEE
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Victim Shot In Leg During Manchester Shooting, Taken To Hospital
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-14-20
• Transcript: Chief Carmen Best on "Face the Nation"
• N.J. Pastor Says Virtual Services Create Opportunity For Growth
• West Virginia Governor Calls In National Guard To Contain Coronavirus Outbreak At A Church
• Transcript: Cory Booker on "Face the Nation"
• Petaluma Sideshow Suspect Arrested Following High-Speed Pursuit
• Gregg Popovich Calls Robert Kraft, Other NFL Owners 'Hypocritical' For Supporting President Trump
• George Floyd Protests: Local Police Unions Unveil Reform Agenda With Newspaper Ad Campaign
• Former Northwestern Professor Charged With Murder Denied Release From Jail To Do COVID-19 Research
• Man In His 60s Dies After Jumping From 2nd Story To Escape Hollywood Apartment Fire
• Local Firefighters Learn New Skills During Firefighter Survival Weekend
• Kyle Busch Wins Trucks Race At Homestead
• Blind Voters Fear Loss Of Privacy With Shift To Mail Voting
• John Dickerson on the example Ike set for "The Hardest Job in the World"
• 2 Injured In East Baltimore Shooting Saturday Night, Police Say
• Medical examiners under fire
• Mon-Fayette Expressway Goes Cashless Starting This Week
• Keller @ Large: Ed Davis Says President Trump 'Fueled The Flames,' Won't Be Part Of Police Reform Solution
• Charles M. Blow on race and the power held by police
• Bryce Dallas Howard and Ron Howard on fatherhood
• Black-Owned Businesses In Oakland See Boost In Sales In The Wake Of George Floyd Protests
• Tim Scott says ending police immunity is "poison pill" for reform bill
• Bringing a discussion about racial bias in the military to social media
• Residents Displaced After Owings Mills Home Catches Fire
• A million-dollar treasure hunt ends
• West Contra Costa Unified School District Officials Vote To End Contract Services With Local Police
• Veepstakes: Handicapping Biden's pick for running mate
• Glen Campbell Man Dies After Tractor Rollover Accident
• Seniors and millennials share their movie love virtually
• Transcript: Tim Scott on "Face the Nation"
• Recreating the "great outdoors" in miniature
• The Melania you don't know
• 12-Year-Old Boy Shot In Both Knees In Humboldt Park Overnight
• Outdoor Dining, In-person Retail To Resume Monday In New Jersey As Coronavirus Cases Reach 166,881
• NYC Officials Expect More Outrage At Protests After Deadly Police-Involved Shooting In Atlanta
• CBS3 Pet Project: Two Dogs Getting Second Chance After Being Victims Of Abuse
• New York Weather: 6/14 CBS2 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• Chicago Weather: Cool Sunday Before A Big Warmup In The Week
• 'Tell Us When And Where': Players Say Negotiations Futile, Tell MLB To Order Coronavirus Return
• Officials: Crowd Smashes Police Cruiser Windshield, Loots Gas Station In North Philadelphia
• Book excerpt: Melania Trump and "The Art of Her Deal"
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Cool End To The Weekend Before A Hot Week Ahead
• Children's Museum Of Pittsburgh Hosting Virtual 'Great Night In Gala'
• One Person Killed In Double Shooting In Brighton Heights
• Sunday's Show Info (6/14/20)
• 37-Year Old Man Killed In Single-Vehicle Accident In Beltzhoover
• Local Artist Painting Mural In Homewood To Honor Victims Of Police Brutality
• Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald Speaks About Summer Plans For Parks Without Pools Being Open
• 'We're All In This Together'; 412 Food Rescue, Pirates Charities, Others Team Up To Host Food Distribution Event
• New York Weather: 6/14 CBS2 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from June 14, 2020

• 60 Minutes Presents: Whitaker's Wildlife Tour
• Case backlog piling up for vacant Merit Systems Protection Board, protector of wrongly terminated federal workers
• Uncovering the Greenwood Massacre, nearly a century later
• How will college campuses look as fall semesters begin amid the coronavirus pandemic?
• How Tulsa's Greenwood massacre echoes today
• Black flight attendant and white airline CEO share emotional conversation
• One year later: Looking back at Hong Kong's pro-democracy protest
• Black-owned business struggle during coronavirus pandemic
• Coronavirus cases surge in more than 20 states
• Joe Biden facing pressure to pick a woman of color as his VP
• Trump says he's working on executive order on policing
• California's attorney general asked to investigate death of a black man found hanging from a tree
• Tensions rise as Atlanta braces for more protests following the death of Rayshard Brooks
• CBS Evening News, June 14, 2020
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: Bach, by Lang Lang and Lil Buck
• Farming and fishing among U.S. industries hardest hit by coronavirus lockdowns
• Cuomo says bars and restaurants violating social distancing will lose liquor licenses
• 60 in 6: A new era in storytelling for 60 Minutes
• From the 60 Minutes archives: The Terence Crutcher shooting
• From the archives: Tulsa burning
• Inside UNC's preparation for the return of fall sports
• John Dickerson on presidential leadership and "The Hardest Job in the World"
• Dallas Fed president sees high unemployment rate through end of the year
• Gottlieb says he would "counsel against" Trump holding large rallies
• Face The Nation: Carmen Best, Scott Gottlieb, Robert Kaplan, John Dickerson
• Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best: "Policing will never be the same as it was before"
• Booker says the "sense of what's possible has shifted" on police reform
• Tim Scott says ending qualified immunity is "poison pill" in police reform bill
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," June 14
• 6/14: Tim Scott, Carmen Best, Cory Booker, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Robert Kaplan
• John Dickerson on Eisenhower and "The Hardest Job in the World"
• Nature: The woods of Maine
• When medical examiners are targeted
• Charles M. Blow: When black men have run-ins with police
• Ron Howard & Bryce Dallas Howard on "Dads"
• A fan’s letter to Babe Ruth
• Military leaders open up about race
• Finding buried treasure
• Handicapping Joe Biden’s pick for VP
• A quarantine movie club for seniors, millennials
• Capturing the great outdoors in miniature
• Melania Trump and "The Art of Her Deal"