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Articles from June 28, 2020

• Alleged Golden State Killer 'Does Deserve To Die'; Joseph DeAngelo's Plea Deal Takes Death Off Table
• UCSF Medical School Officials Pay Hackers $1.14 Million Ransom To Recover Stolen Data
• Aurora Sees Uptick In Violence As Search Continues For Police Chief
• Maskless Trader Joe's Shopper Speaks Out After Viral Outburst
• Under Armour Trying To End Record $280M Apparel Deal With UCLA
• I-70 Reopened After Weekend Work On Central 70 Project
• Gov. Newsom Orders Bars In Several Counties, Including San Joaquin, To Close
• Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach Joe Bugel Dies At 80
• Minnesota Weather: More Thunderstorms Expected For Twin Cities, Southern Minn., Western Wis. Overnight
• Cam Newton Signing Just Made Patriots' Season A Whole Lot More Exciting
• Pride Parade In NYC Canceled Due To Pandemic; Virtual Celebrations, March Held Instead
• What Can We Expect From Cubs, White Sox This Shortened Baseball Season?
• Bottles And Garbage Thrown At NYPD Cruisers Responding To Possible Gunfire In Harlem
• Wawa Welcome America Virtual Festival Kicks Off With Hymns, Harmony Gospel Concert
• Living Room Sports: Mavs Owner Mark Cuban Talks COVID-19, NBA Restart, Black Lives Matter
• Sister Identifies 17-Year-Old Girl Whose Body Was Found In Wooded Area In Frederick As Ty'kerria Dawson
• Boy, 6, Critically Injured After Woman Suspected Of DUI Crashes Into Concrete Wall In Carmichael
• CHP Investigating Pedestrian Shooting On San Jose Freeway Off-Ramp
• 'Taking Back Pride' Protest Brings Solidarity To Streets Of Downtown Minneapolis
• Starbucks and Beam Suntory pause advertising on social media
• Customers, Owners Of North Texas Bars Protest Shutdown Order Issued By Governor
• Nominees And Winners: 40 Years Of BET, 20 Years Of The BET Awards Celebrated In Virtual Ceremony
• Group Goes Door-To-Door, Pools Money For Justice After 1-Year-Old Boy Is Among Latest To Be Shot Dead In Englewood
• Mother Pushes For Davis Farmland To Change Policy After Son Is Denied Entry
• City Leaders Say Politics, Economics, Unrest, And Mistrust Of Police Have Created Perfect Storm For Gun Violence In Chicago
• Minnesota United FC On Extended Lockdown At Disney World As They Prep For MLS Tourney
• Talking Points: Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka On Hearings Over Recent Looting In The Twin Cities
• June 28 Proclaimed As 'Freedom Of The Press Day' In Honor Of Slain Capital Gazette Journalists
• Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach Joe Bugel Dies At 80
• Small Crowd Rallies In Support Of Police Outside Delaware County Courthouse
• Daughter Runs Over Dad With Vehicle Following Argument, Police Say
• Group Continues To Push For Solution To Keep Baltimore's Institute Of Notre Dame Open
• Black Executives, Corporate Leaders In Mass. Launch Social Justice Fund
• Minneapolis Mayor, Police Chief Roll Out Tighter Rules On Officer Body Camera Review, Reporting
• Man Killed, 2 Others Hurt In Late Saturday Night Shooting
• Philadelphia Parks Deploying Social Distancing Ambassadors To Preach Safe Practices To Contain Spread Of COVID-19
• Crash Shuts Down Part Of Jane Addams Memorial Tollway In Schaumburg
• 27-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Southwest Philadelphia, Police Say
• Reopening Baltimore: Horseshoe Casino Reopens To General Public On Sunday
• In Dallas, VP Pence Pledges More Testing And Urges Texans To Wear Face Masks
• On Pride Sunday, Activists Hold Black Trans Lives Matter March In Chicago
• 35-Year-Old Killed In East Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Elderly Man Stabbed Another Man During Argument In Stockton, Police Say
• Man Shoots, Kills Alleged Suspect Of Carjacking Attempt In Dallas, Police Say
• Timothy Cardinal Dolan Holds First Public Mass At St. Patrick's Cathedral Since March
• Lodi Nursing Center Announces 50 Cases, 1 Death Over Course Of Pandemic
• Broadway Show 'Super You' Captivates Drive-In Movie Theater In Small N.Y. Town
• Gov. Newsom Orders Bars in 7 Counties to Close, Urges Contra Costa, Santa Clara to Follow Suit
• Red Flag Warning Prompts Marin County to Close Roads, Recreation Sites Monday
• Cleanup In Kentland, Indiana After Flooding Necessitates High Water Rescues
• Pa. Department Of Health & Allegheny County Health Department Launch COVID Complaint Forms
• Oakland Students Use 3-D Printing to Make Face Shields for Hospitals
• Chicago Weather: Spotty Shower Or Thunderstorm Possible Sunday Evening
• 2 Homes Damaged In West Sacramento Fire
• NYPD Reports Big Spike In Shootings, Including 17 On Saturday Alone
• Body Recovered From Sacramento River, Authorities Say
• Gardena, Compton Communities Unite On Behalf Of Andres Guardado, 18, Shot And Killed By LASD
• 5 Hurt In 5 Different Shooting, 1 Stabbed Within 8 Hours In Minneapolis
• Double Strollers Recalled Over Fall, Entrapment, Strangulation Risks
• Patriots Lose Third-Round Pick, Fined $1.1 Million For Bengals Video Incident
• New England Patriots Sign Cam Newton
• Gov. Cuomo Announces New York's Lowest Single-Day Death Toll From Coronavirus Since March 15
• Police: Man Stabbed During Fight At Philadelphia Homeless Encampment
• Emergency Crews On Scene Of A Crash Along Route 30
• Maryland Weather: Severe Thunderstorms Possible For Parts Of State
• Dallas County Judge Asks Governor For New 'Stay Home, Stay Safe' Order Or Ability To Issue One
• Man Injured After Crashing Into Building In Beaver County
• What you need to know about voting by mail
• Baltimore Area Gets More Than $450K To Help Minority, Women-Owned Businesses, Lawmakers Announce
• Police Search For Man Suspected Of Killing 2 In Northern California
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Honors Those Who Died During Coronavirus Pandemic With Memorial Mass
• World War II Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday In Mullica Hill
• Orange County Reports New Coronavirus Cases, Deaths, Hospitalizations; Fewer ICU Patients
• Denver Groups Plan Virtual Town Hall To Address Public Safety
• Man In Stable Condition After Being Shot In The Leg
• High Winds Warning Issued After Kayakers, Paddle Boarders Blown Toward Middle Of Lake Tahoe
• Do probiotics actually do anything?
• Prosecutors: Woman Burned Down Fort Worth Area Mansion While Trying To Destroy Health Records
• How To Address Maskless Mavericks When 'There's So Much Emotions Involved Right Now' With Delaware Valley In Green Phase
• What to know before getting a COVID-19 antibody test
• Flawed COVID-19 antibody tests shipped without FDA review
• VIDEO: Man Arrested After Statue Pedestal Set On Fire
• Separate Shootings Leave Woman Critically Wounded, Man Dead In Rogers Park Early Sunday
• The political fight over how to vote during the coronavirus pandemic
• Analysis: Majority Of Wisconsin Republicans Voted Absentee In April
• Joseph DeAngelo Faces 26 Charges In Golden State Killer Case
• Black Lives Matter Protesters Come Face-To-Face With Cubans For Trump Supporters In Miami Lakes
• San Jose Man Charged With Hate Crime Assault in Santa Cruz
• Minnesota Twins Dominican Summer League Player Among 4 Minor Leaguers Suspended For Drugs
• Florida Looks For 'Way Forward' On Bars
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing 35-Year-Old Mohsen Ali Saleh Askar
• 'They Know We're At A Safety Risk': Mixed Feelings About Return Of RTD Fares
• Gunman At Walmart Distribution Center In Red Bluff Was Former Employee
• 'Harder Every Time': Former CU Buff Emma Coburn Sets New Colorado Record
• Broward To Join Miami-Dade In Closure Of Beaches For July 4th Weekend
• Help Fight Breast Cancer By Participating In Komen Philadelphia's More Than Pink Virtual Walk
• Chaos & Calm: Musicians Honor Elijah McClain During Tense Protests
• Parents Found Dead By Gunshots In Stockton Home; Police Investigating Possible Murder-Suicide
• Coronavirus Cases In New Hampshire Rise By 31 Bringing Total To 5,747
• Driver Accidentally Strikes, Kills Brother With Car While Lost In Delaware County Park, Police Say
• VP Pence, Gov. Abbott Visit Dallas Sunday To Address COVID-19 Surge
• Coroner Identifies Man Who Fell From South Boulder Peak
• Person Killed, 5 Others Injured In Queen Anne's County Crash
• Rolling Stones Tell President Trump To Stop Playing Their Songs At Rallies, Threaten Legal Action
• Flash Flooding Forces Evacuations At Norwood Hospital
• Cyclist Dead, Another Injured After Crash With Miami-Dade Police Cruiser
• Pirates Announce Spring Training 2.0 Roster
• Police: 4-Year-Old Boy Critically Wounded After Being Struck By Car In North Philadelphia
• Illinois Reports 646 New COVID-19 Cases, 15 Deaths
• Fireworks Ignite Wildfire Near Oak Knoll Golf Links In Oakland Hills
• Former Redskins Assistant Coach, "Hogs" Creator Joe Bugel Dies At 80
• Police: Juvenile In Custody After Double Shooting
• Pirates Pitcher Edgar Santana Suspended 80 Games For Positive PED Test
• 18-Year-Old Woman Shot In Fells Point Early Sunday; One Of 3 Overnight Shootings, Police Say
• Former NFL, College Coach Krueger Dies At 90; Bucs' 1st GM
• Calif. Orders Bars In LA, Other Counties To Close Due To Rising Spread Of COVID-19
• State Police Locate 16-Year-Old Lillian Eicher Safe
• Police: 12-Year-Old Killed In 'Tragic Accident' Involving Vehicle Driven By Father In Royse City
• Denver Police Investigating Sunday Morning Stabbing
• Massachusetts Reports 19 New Coronavirus Deaths And 224 Additional Cases
• 'For The First Time...Allegheny Co. Led The State In The Number Of New COVID-19 Cases': Allegheny Co. Officials Ban On-Site Consumption Of Alcohol At Local Bars
• Memorial Service Held At Penn's Landing For 'Captain Lucky' Operator Of Ben Franklin Yacht Killed In Accident
• Tyrazz Hope Arrested For Attempted Murder In June Shooting In NE Baltimore
• Masses Resume At Catholic Churches In Oakmont, Plum And Verona After Parishioner Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• Dallas County Reports 570 More COVID-19 Cases Sunday, Total Now At 20,165
• Suspect in custody after man shot dead during protest in Kentucky
• Man Dies In Fireworks Accident In Scranton, Officials Say
• Boulder To Reinstate Disposable Bag Fee
• Hugo's Tacos In Atwater Village Says Staff Have 'Objects', 'Liquid Thrown At Them' Over Mask Conflicts
• Parkland Brothers Turn Their Activism Toward Fighting The Spread Of Coronavirus
• Man Allegedly Threatened Driver With Gun In Tewksbury Burger King Parking Lot
• Reopening Colorado: State Approves Douglas County Variance Request
• Employee At Eat'n Park Location In Avalon Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• NYC marks 50th anniversary of Pride amid pandemic
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Into Law Bill That Allows Local Elections Officials Speed Up Recounts
• Northern California Manhunt For Shasta County Double Murder Suspect Daun Eric Sanders
• 2 men caught with nearly $4,500 worth of illegal fireworks in NYC
• Vandals Use Axe, Red Spray Paint To Deface Cross Atop Mount Rubidoux
• NYPD Looking For 3 People Suspected In Queens Home Break-In
• Framingham Man Seriously Injured Attempting To Snowboard Mount Washington Ravine
• Man In His 20s Fatally Shot In Hacienda Heights; Probe Underway
• Indiana Announces 362 New COVID-19 Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Tom Morello Of Rage Against The Machine Gifted One Of His Guitars To A 10-Year-Old Rocker Girl
• Gottlieb expects COVID deaths to rise again amid "major epidemics"
• Philadelphia Police Officer Recovering After Being Punched In Face While Making Arrest, Officials Say
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on June 28, 2020
• City Of Pittsburgh Has Distributed Over 60,000 Meals To Children And Seniors Since Start Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• CBS2's John Elliott Celebrates Members Of The Class Of 2020
• Tim Scott condemns "terrible" clip Trump shared showing man yelling "white power"
• Pennsylvania Health Officials Announce Over 500 New COVID-19 Cases As Statewide Total Tops 85,000
• Sears Centre In Hoffman Estates Turns Parking Lot Into Drive-In Movie Theater
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Melba Pearson
• Facing South Florida: Coronavirus Concerns
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 505 New Coronavirus Cases As Total Cases Statewide Climb Over 85,000
• Coronavirus (MN): COVID-19 Cases Rise By 523; 8 Additional Deaths Reported
• Transcript: Sherrilyn Ifill on "Face the Nation"
• Inslee faults Trump for not pushing masks amid "critical" resurgence
• Transcript: Tim Scott on "Face the Nation"
• Former Law Enforcement Officers Under Investigation Over Alleged Threats Against Activist Shaun King
• Maynard Police Issue Silver Alert For Missing Woman With Memory Impairment
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Police Looking For Man After 76-Year-Old Found Unconscious On Ground Dies At Hospital
• Mt. Lebanon Primanti Bros. Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Transcript: Jay Inslee on "Face the Nation"
• NBA Will Allow Players To Replace Names On Jerseys For Social Justice Statements
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-28-20
• Woman Shot In Face With Rubber Bullet By Fort Lauderdale PD To Speak Before Congress
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Record 96 New Coronavirus Cases In Latest Report
• Keller @ Large: Support From Corporations To Black Organizations 'Something We Haven't Seen Before'
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Continue To Decline As Cases Top 66.7K
• Shots Fired At Port Authority Bus
• Chicago Red Stars Open Up Play In National Women's Soccer League Challenge Cup
• Gusty Winds Fan San Francisco Bay Area Brushfires; Red Flag Warning Issued For Sunday Night
• Pence on Black Lives Matter: "I really believe all lives matter"
• Pence says young people are contributing to spike in COVID cases
• Record number of Americans say virus fight going badly, CBS News poll finds
• Majority of Americans agree with Black Lives Matter, CBS News poll finds
• Delaware Police Investigating After Nearly A Dozen Suspects Pile Out Of Truck, Assault 3 Victims
• Passage: Graphic designer Milton Glaser, creator of the "I ♥ NY" logo
• Boston Minority Communities Hit Hardest By Evictions, Report Finds
• Colorado Weather: Hot Today With A Gusty Shower Or T-Storm Possible
• Jim Gaffigan on getting the whole lockdown thing wrong
• Hate Crime Investigation Opened In Delaware After Man Reportedly Found Cord Tied Into Noose Outside His Home, State Police Say
• Police: Man In Stable Condition After Overnight Shooting
• All her sons: Ruth Coker Burks, the "Cemetery Angel"
• 10-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Hit By Stray Bullet In Logan Square
• Guy Fieri talks food, fame and philanthropy
• Bronx Man Arrested For Attempted Rape After Police Release Jarring Attack Video
• 65-Year-Old Man Fatally Stabbed Near Downtown Baltimore Early Sunday
• Ken Burns: "Baseball is a mirror of our country"
• CBS3 Pet Project: Fireworks Can Be Terrifying For Animals; Be Sure To Keep Your Pets Cool During Summer Months
• Red Bluff Walmart Shooter Identified As Disgruntled Former Employee Louis Lane
• Scattered Thunderstorms Possible As Philadelphia Region In Store For Hot, Humid Sunday
• Transcript: Mike Pence on "Face the Nation"
• Whoa! A Sinkhole Nearly Swallowed A Car In The East Village
• Lizzo on the power of words
• 2 Men Caught With About $4,500 Worth Of Illegal Fireworks In Manhattan
• Filling potholes with mosaic art
• During a pandemic, the play's still the thing
• The race to find a COVID-19 vaccine
• One Person Found Dead In Arnold, Police Investigating
• St. Paul Police: Teen Hurt In Saturday Night Shooting
• Multiple Weekend Shootings Continue Citywide Spike In Gun Violence
• Chicago Weather: Warm Mostly Sunny Sunday With Late Thunderstorms Possible
• Ohio Republicans Criticize Gov. Mike DeWine On Election, Pandemic
• Tom Brady's Workouts With Teammates 'Not In The Best Interest' Of Player Safety, NFLPA Executive Director Says
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/28 Afternoon Forecast
• Health Department Investigating Potential COVID-19 Exposure At Drive-In Graduation Ceremony In Westchester County
• Some Neighbors Displaced After Blaze Rips Through Home In Allentown, Officials Say
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny And Warm Week Ahead
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh To Hold Memorial Mass For Those Unable To Have Had Funerals During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Multiple People Injured In Early Morning Duquesne Accident
• San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak Has Sick Inmates Being Treated At Bay Area Hospitals
• Iconic Pink Triangle Lights Up Over San Francisco's Castro
• American Airlines To Start Booking Flights To Capacity In July, Eliminating Social Distancing
• Narcisi Winery Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Justice For 'Baby Marcus': Pittsburgh Police Arrest 22-Year Old Man In 2013 Murder Case
• 10-Year-Old Girl Critically Wounded By Stray Bullet In Logan Square
• W. Va. Governor Jim Justice Details Plans For $1.25B Coronavirus Aid Package
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/28 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from June 28, 2020

• Texas governor pauses reopening as coronavirus cases surge
• Probiotics: Should you be taking them?
• Faulty COVID-19 antibody tests now complicating efforts to know reach of virus
• The political fight over how to vote during the coronavirus pandemic
• Voting During the Pandemic, The Wild West of Testing, Probiotics
• Pilot dad flies 6-year-old son to Disney on Make-a-Wish trip
• Dalai Lama weighs in on Beijing's crack down on Hong Kong's protests
• How more mail-in ballots might delay 2020 election results
• COVID-19 antibody testing explained
• Mississippi lawmakers vote to remove Confederate emblem on state flag
• Trump under fire for retweeting racist video of supporter yelling "white power"
• Brazil ties U.S. with largest daily number of COVID-19 cases
• California orders bars and nightclubs closed in 7 counties as coronavirus cases spread
• Dozen states pausing reopening phases amid surge in coronavirus cases
• CBS Weekend News, June 28, 2020
• Princeton University removes Woodrow Wilson's name
• CBS News poll: Majority of Americans say coronavirus fight going badly
• What you need to know about voting by mail
• Oregon official on vote by mail: “Try it, you might like it”
• Trump retweets, then deletes video of supporter shouting "White Power"
• Full interview: Vice President Mike Pence on "Face the Nation"
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: "Chasing Rainbows: The Road to Oz"
• NAACP Legal Defense Fund's Sherrilyn Ifill says police accountability "totally absent" from Senate GOP bill
• Scott condemns "terrible" video shared by Trump showing supporter yelling "white power"
• Pence on Black Lives Matter: "I really believe all lives matter"
• Gottlieb expects COVID deaths to rise again amid "major epidemics" across the South
• Face The Nation: Scott Gottlieb, Mike Pence, Tim Scott, Sherrilyn Ifill
• Inslee faults Trump for failing to push masks amid "critical" COVID resurgence
• Pence suggests young people are contributing to spike in COVID cases
• Coronavirus resurges as Americans ease into reopenings
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," June 28
• 6/28: Mike Pence, Gov. Jay Inslee, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Sen. Tim Scott, Sherrilyn Ifill
• Passage: Graphic designer Milton Glaser
• Nature: California's Mono Lake
• Jim Gaffigan on how he got the lockdown wrong
• All her sons
• Guy Fieri talks food, fame and philanthropy
• Ken Burns on baseball's power to help us through difficult times
• Housecleaning in a time of pandemic
• Lizzo: For The Record
• Regional theatres prepare for re-opening night
• Pothole art
• Reporting on probiotics
• The race for a coronavirus vaccine