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• Teams Enter Day 5 In Search At Lake Piru For 'Glee' Star Naya Rivera
• Employee Arrested After Driving Vehicle Into Thornton Amazon Fulfillment Center
• Dental Patients Pay Price For PPE As Supplies Run Thin
• Galt Mother Counts Blessings After Daughter, Others Safely Escape USS Bonhomme Richard Fire In San Diego
• Dozens Of Firefighters Rush To Green Meadows Wildfire
• Squirrel In Morrison Tests Positive For Bubonic Plague
• 2 In Custody After Man Killed In Arden Area, Sheriff Says
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Anger, Frustration In Alameda County; Contra Costa Churches Shuttered; Sonoma County Bars Shut Down
• St. Paul's SAQ Camp Serves Body And Mind
• Drivers For MBTA's The Ride Program Go On Strike
• Chicago Weather: Clear Skies And A Relatively Cool Night
• 1 Person Tased At Pro-Police Rally Interrupted By Black Lives Matter Protesters In Bay Ridge
• PBA President Fumes After Suspect Seen On Video Putting NYPD Officer In Headlock Is Not Charged
• Long Island Toddler Forges Friendship With Plastic Surgeon Who Repaired Her Face Following Dog Mauling
• Revolution Club Chicago Leads Marches In Englewood, South Shore To Stop Violence
• Living Room Sports: Cowboys Legend Drew Pearson Talks Number 88, Redskins Name Change, Career Highlights
• 2 Killed In 2 Vehicle Crash On Highway 85
• Police Release Photos Of Suspect Car In Roseville Homicide
• Carjacking Suspects Lead Police On Chase From Old Orchard Mall To Old Irving Park; One Apprehended
• Woman Allegedly Kicks, Drowns Dog At Revere Beach
• Traffic Delays On NB I-5 Due To Big Rig Fire In Stockton
• COVID-19 In Minnesota: Long-Term Care Facilities, Adult Day Programs, Some Libraries Set To Reopen
• Leaders, Experts Believe Wearing Face Masks Remains Key Factor In Slowing Spread Of COVID-19
• United Scores 2 In Stoppage Time In Stunning Defeat Of Sporting KC In 'MLS Is Back' Tourney
• EXCLUSIVE: Archbishop Nelson Perez Maintaining Hope, Faith As Philadelphia Grapples With Racial Tensions
• Washington County Bars And Restaurants Seeing Uptick In Business During Allegheny County Restrictions
• Black Lives Matter Signs Slashed At Two Oak Park Churches
• West Texas Sheriff Dies From COVID-19 Complications After Being Airlifted To Dallas Hospital
• 3 More Ocean City, Maryland, Restaurants Close Temporarily After Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• Toddler Injured In Possible Domestic-Related Shooting In Windsor Mill, Police Say
• Reopening Baltimore: 5 City Pools, Basketball Courts, Playgrounds Set To Reopen Monday
• Talking Points: Sen. Jeff Hayden Wants 'Transformational' Police Reform Bill In Next Special Session
• Bear Spotted In Baltimore County, DNR Says
• Group Holds Vigil For Deontrae Matthews, Annapolis Man Killed In Stabbing
• Cubs, White Sox Getting Ready To Return To Field After 10-Month Wait
• Encore Boston Harbor Opens With Safety Precautions After Coronavirus Shutdown
• 'You Have No Plan': Ayanna Pressley Says To Betsy DeVos After Call To Reopen Schools
• TSA Officer Leaves Work At O'Hare After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• DOC Commissioner Credits Mother Of Hardel Sherrell For New Investigation Into His 2018 Death In Beltrami Co. Jail
• Chicago Man Brings Smiles During Pandemic With 'Lockdown Puppet Theater'
• Orioles SS Richie Martin To Miss Start Of 2020 Season Due To Fractured Wrist
• 9-Year-Old Girl Dead After Being Pulled From Water At Private Lake In Portage, Ind.
• Child Care Centers To Reopen In New York City For First Time Since Pandemic Forced Shutdown
• 4-Year-Old Boy Drowns In Southbridge Pool
• Employee Of Blessed Trinity Parish In South Hills Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Fire erupts on board Navy ship in San Diego, injuring 17 sailors
• 3 Dead After Single-Car Crash On Atlantic City Expressway, New Jersey State Police Say
• Appeals court paves way for first federal execution in 17 years
• Arrest Made In Murder Of 16-Year-Old On Dallas Pedestrian Bridge
• 2 Injured In Sunday Night Shootings In Baltimore
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot 11 Times In Grays Ferry
• UTEP RB Quardraiz Wadley Forever Bonded To Luke Laufenberg
• 'You Can't Just Charge Straight Ahead': Health Experts Say Virus Spread Must Guide School Reopenings
• Hundreds Gather For Black Lives Matter Rally In Martinez
• Reopened Then Shut, Contra Costa County Cancels Indoor Religious Gatherings
• Monterey Man Arrested After Allegedly Charging at Police Holding Air Pistol
• Black Lives Matter Chalk Mural Created On Street In Davis
• Couple Gets Engaged On Boat Trip Under Tower Bridge
• Benjamin Keough, son of Lisa Marie Presley, has died at age 27
• Video Of Allentown Police Officer Appearing To Put His Knee On Man's Neck During Arrest Prompts Protests
• Dallas Police Searching For Driver Who Hit, Killed Pedestrian And Then Ran Away
• 2 Dead After Overnight Shootings In Boston
• Major Cleanup After Fire Rips Through 3 Tri-Taylor Storefronts
• NFL's Washington Redskins Will Retire Team's Name On Monday
• Parishioners Hold Sunday Mass Day After Historic San Gabriel Mission Is Ravaged By Flames
• Houston leaders call for lockdown as coronavirus cases spike
• MLS Postpones Toronto-DC United Match After Positive Coronavirus Test
• 2 Arrested In Connection With Brutal Beating, Robbery Of 82-Year-Old Grandfather In Lancaster
• Man Dead In North Sacramento Hit-And-Run, Police Say
• US Navy Welcomes First Black, Female Tactical Jet Pilot, Madeline Swegle
• Former Tennis Pro Mardy Fish Wins Celebrity Golf Tournament at Lake Tahoe; Steph Curry Finishes 4th
• Vetoed Petrochemical Tax Break Bill Revived In Pennsylvania
• Reopening: State Imposes Restrictions On Sonoma County Indoor Dining, Bars, Tasting Rooms, Movie Theaters
• Restaurants Get Creative To Survive Coronavirus Pandemic, Keep Employees, Customers Safe
• 21 Injured In Fire Aboard Ship At Naval Base San Diego
• Sunday Event At Bandimere Speedway Appears To Follow Temporary Restraining Order
• Police: Reckless Driving May Have Been Factor In 2-Car Crash In Brooklyn That Killed 3, Including 11-Year-Old
• Thousands March in Martinez at Black Lives Matter Rally
• Sharon Police Department Arrest Suspect In Fatal Shooting
• 50-Year-Old Father Of 4 Struck By Car, Killed In Borough Park
• Orange County Health Officials Report 814 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• State Lawmakers May Vote On Petrochemical Tax Break Bill This Week
• Sen. Schumer Working On Proposal That Would Give Schools $175 Billion To Help Reopen Safely
• Maryland Couple Holds Small Home Wedding After Coronavirus Forced Larger Ceremony's Cancellation
• Structure Fire In Turlock Kills 1 Early Sunday
• Why "I Feel Pretty" isn't in the "West Side Story" Revival
• "West Side Story" lyrics still embarrass Sondheim
• Removing Robert E. Lee's statue
• MH17's final moments revealed
• Motorcycle Gang Shootout In Arvada Leaves Good Samaritan In Critical Condition
• 60 Minutes producer explains MH17 evolution of story
• How Bellingcat exposed Russian missiles
• "West Side Story": Behind the scenes of the new revival
• 'It Needs To Stop': National Mother's March Calls For The End Of Police Violence
• The history and future of Confederate monuments
• Still no justice for victims of MH17
• 1 Boy Killed, Another Shot As Denver Homicide Rate Grows
• 2-Alarm Martinez Brush Fire Contained After Threatening Structures
• Idea For 'Museum For Black Girls' Growing In Park Hill
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Slight Risk Of Storms Sunday Night, Muggy Start To Work Week
• CPS Sports Programs Set To Resume Practices This Week, With Tight Restrictions For COVID-19
• Miami Group Looking For Volunteers To Help With Coronavirus Contact Tracing Program
• Florida Sets 1-Day Record With 15,300 New COVID-19 Cases
• 2 More San Quentin Inmates Die From Coronavirus Upping Death Count To 9
• Cardinals Owner Michael Bidwill Treated For COVID-19, Released From Rhode Island Hospital
• Residents Calling For Change After 10-Year-Old Boy, 4 Teenagers Injured In Shooting At Playground In Wilmington
• Blessed Virgin Mary Statue Set On Fire Outside Dorchester Church
• Bear Rescue: Firefighters Help Wildlife Officers Lower 350 Lb. Bear From Tree
• Alabama Man Reaches George Floyd's Memorial After Setting Out On 1,000-Mile Protest Walk
• Arundel Olympic Swim Center Temporarily Closed Due To Employees Showing COVID-19 Symptoms
• Kite And Key Owner Clears Air After Controversy About People Not Social Distancing Outside Of Establishment
• Firefighters Rescue Woman Trapped In Car Following Crash
• Salvation Army Cooling Stations In North Texas
• New Hampshire Announces 31 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing State Total To 6,054
• Hundreds March Through Philadelphia Streets Calling For Educational Justice For Black Students In Schools
• Houston Leaders Call For City Lockdown As COVID-19 Surge Continues
• Florida Keys Underwater Music Fest Highlights Reef Protection, Deliver COVID-19 Messaging
• Maryland Governor Larry Hogan Says GOP Needs 'Bigger Tent' After President Trump Leaves Office
• Part Of Kennywood's Reopening Includes 'Mask Break Zones'
• Memorial Set Up For 2 Police Officers Killed In South Texas
• Public Urged To Remain Vigilant As LA County Reports 'High Number' Of New COVID-19 Cases
• Philadelphia Streets Department Running 1 Day Behind On Trash, Recycling Collections
• High County Communites Band Together To Strengthen Coronavirus Testing
• Man Killed In Annapolis Shooting Saturday Afternoon, Police Say
• Anonymous Buyer Pays Record $114,000 At Auction For Rare Super Mario Bros. Video Game
• Dallas County Reports Over 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases For 10th Straight Day
• Effort Underway To Preserve Arbuckle's Fort, Revolutionary War-Era Fort Site In W. Va.
• Saturday Night Shootings In Baltimore Leave Man Dead, Another Injured, Police Say
• Boulder To Get First Ever Independent Police Monitor
• 1 Dead, Another Hurt in 2-Alarm San Francisco House Fire
• Sailors Injured In Fire Aboard USS Bonhomee Richard At Naval Base San Diego
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 15 New Deaths, 172 Additional Cases
• Protest Calling For Racial Justice, End To Police Brutality Held In Montgomery County
• Police Investigating 2 Assaults On Women Along High Line Canal
• Trump Criticizes Private Texas Border Wall Built By Supporters
• Firefighters Gain Handle On 5-Acre Fire Burning In Angeles National Forest
• Police: Virgin Mary Statue In Queens Vandalized With Spray Paint
• Shop 'N Save In Penn Hills Reopens With New Hours
• 13-Year-Old Missing From Dundalk Found Safe
• Federal Funding For Dallas COVID-19 Testing Site Extended To End Of July
• Furry Tails: Molly Is Waiting For A Forever Home
• MISSING: Elizabeth Walker, 36, Last Seen July 5
• Illinois Reports 954 New COVID-19 Cases, 20 Deaths
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Hold First Training Camp Practice
• Johns Hopkins' Dashboard: The People Behind The Pandemic's Most Visited Site
• 2 Men, 1 Child Killed In Dunn Co. House Fire
• Reese Witherspoon Is So Proud Of Her Son's New Single That She Danced To It On TikTok
• Lightning Suspected In House Fire In Western Minnesota
• Florida Sets New Record With 15,300 Coronavirus Cases In 24 Hours
• Celtics' Marcus Smart To Wear 'FREEDOM' On Back Of Jersey During NBA Restart
• Motive Not Yet Known In Fatal Shooting Of Man In San Bernardino County
• 2 Wellington Homes Suffer Extensive Damage From Fire
• At The NBA Restart, Team Equipment Is A Challenge To Manage
• Florida sets new record with 15,299 coronavirus cases in 24 hours
• SEPTA Officials Expected To Release More Information This Week On Officer Who Allegedly Struck Protesters With Baton
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Xavier Suarez
• Duke Hires Celtics Assistant Coach Kara Lawson To Lead Women's Program
• San Quentin COVID-19 Outbreak Continues To Grow; More Than 1,600 Active Cases Among Inmates, Staff
• Police Looking For 3 Men Suspected Of Yelling Anti-Semitic Slurs, Beating Orthodox Jewish Man In Brooklyn
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Flat; Total Cases Top 73K
• Police: 23-Year-Old Critically Injured After Crashing ATV into Ford Pick-Up Truck In North Philadelphia
• Police Identify Suspect Who Allegedly Vandalized Allston 'Black Lives Matter' Art Installation
• Florida Officials Shut Down 2 Strip Clubs Over Coronavirus-Related Violations
• Coronavirus In Indiana: 560 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Vehicle Of 2 Helping Change Tire Struck In Berks County; 2 Dead, 2 Critical
• Protesters Gather In OC In Push To Rename John Wayne Airport
• 20th Annual Old Fashioned Picnic At Fairview Park Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Abington Man Seriously Injured During UTV Crash On New Hampshire Trail
• One Person Injured In South Park House Fire, Several Allegheny County Fire Crews Requested To Contain The Blaze
• Reopenings: San Francisco Bay Area Churches Deal With Changing COVID-19 Requirements
• Nonprofit Helping Coloradans File Taxes For Free
• Gottlieb expects "extended plateau" of COVID cases in the South
• Police: 6 Children, 2 Adults Injured In Crash In Delaware
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Carlos Migoya
• Minneapolis Man Arrested In Chicago For Fatal Shooting Of Leneesha Columbus
• Suspect Dies After Chase, Attempted Carjacking & Officer Involved Shooting
• New York Health Officials Monitoring 'Uptick' In Coronavirus Cases Upstate
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on July 12, 2020
• Phoenix mayor says city still has "a real challenge with testing"
• This Group Is Donating Wedding Gowns To Health Care Workers On The Front Line Of The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 715 New COVID-19 Cases Reported As Death Toll Surpasses 1,500
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 577 New Coronavirus Cases As Total Cases Climb Over 95,000 Statewide
• 'I Had To Learn To Walk Again': COVID-19 Survivor Recovering After 4 Months
• FBI Asking For Public's Help Identifying Glen Ellyn Bank Robber
• Transcript: AdventHealth CEO Terry Shaw on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• City Of Pittsburgh Distributed Over 10,000 Meals To Children, Seniors Last Week
• Surgeon general "trying to correct" earlier guidance against masks
• Police Arrest Bronx Woman Allegedly Caught Kicking Infant On New Jersey Family's Nanny Cam
• Transcript: Tom Wyatt on "Face the Nation"
• Reopening: Santa Clara Unified School District To Start Upcoming Academic Year At Home; Officials Cite Surge In New Cases
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-12-20
• Most Daley Center Traffic Hearings To Be Scheduled On Zoom; Expect Long Lines for In-Person Hearings
• Transcript: Surgeon General Jerome Adams on "Face the Nation"
• City Of Pittsburgh Says Department Of Public Safety Will Be Trained In 'Cultural Competency', Asks For Curriculum Proposals
• Transcript: Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego on "Face the Nation"
• As New England Beach Towns Reopen, Businesses Are Short Foreign Workers
• Solid8 CEO Michael Lofthouse Resigns In Wake Of Racist Rant Captured On Video
• Police Say Text Message Warning About Potential COVID-19 Contact Is A Scam; Expert Tips To Avoid Scammers
• Police: Juvenile Injured In Brooklyn Park Shooting
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 200 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing County Total To 4,962
• Search On For Person Behind Fatal Fort Lauderdale Shooting
• Two Dead, Three Injured In Horrific Santa Rosa Early Morning Crash
• Brooklyn Residents' Basements Flooded With Sewage After Heavy Rain From Tropical Storm Fay
• 'Strip Shut Down': Dozens Of Peaceful Protesters Blocked Traffic, Called For Change During Civil Saturday Protest
• Video Of Allentown, PA Police Officer Putting Knee On Man's Neck During Arrest Prompts Protests
• Contra Costa County Gets Tough On Facemask Restrictions As New COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Battleground Tracker: COVID reshapes presidential race in Sun Belt
• Theodore Roosevelt's great-grandson says: Remove the statue
• Rebuilding caring communities, block by block
• Pennsylvania Adds 4 More States To Travel Quarantine List
• Trevor Noah: Responding To The Moment
• Colorado Weather: Better Chance For Storms Today, Some Could Be Severe On Plains
• Trevor Noah on responding to these times without laughs
• Keller @ Large: Gov. Charlie Baker On How Massachusetts Schools Can Safely Reopen
• CBS3 Pet Project: Bringing New Animals Into Your Home Can Be Tricky For Pets
• Award-winning chef Dominique Crenn is determined to beat coronavirus
• Driver Faints, Crashes Into NJ Restaurant's Outdoor Dining Area
• Robbinsdale Police: 1 Injured In Officer-Involved Shooting, BCA Investigating
• Melissa Gilbert on life lessons learned from "Little House on the Prairie"
• Rome's empty streets reveal a tourism industry in crisis
• Dr. Jon LaPook on the importance of wearing face masks
• Building bridges to combat COVID-19 in communities of color
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Crash Along Roosevelt Boulevard In Summerdale
• Chicago Weather: Cooler, Quieter Day; Dangerous Lake Conditions
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/12 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• Two People, One Dog Killed In Overnight Fire
• St. Benedict The Moor Church To Become 'Personal Parish' For Black Catholic Community
• Pittsburgh Weather: Clear Morning Skies, Afternoon Rain Chances
• Elvis Presley's Grandson Benjamin Keough Dies At 27
• Sunday's Show Info (7/12/20)
• One Person Injured In Clairton Shooting, Police Investigating
• Superhero Drive-Thru Helps Raise Money For School Supplies
• One Person Killed In Fayette Co. Motorcycle Accident
• U.S. Senators Want To Make Adaptive Vehicles Affordable For Veterans
• DHS: Day Services To Reopen Monday For All People With Disabilities
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/12 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from July 12, 2020

• Lisa Marie Presley's son Benjamin Keough has died at age 27
• The history and future of Confederate monuments
• Still no justice for MH17 as reconstructed plane shows shrapnel damage from warhead
• Zoo toy creator puts on a puppet show for his neighborhood with no strings attached
• Florence's Uffizi museum reopens with pandemic restrictions
• Activist group calls on White people to practice anti-racism
• Parents and officials grapple with best way to reopen schools
• An inside look at a Texas hospital overwhelmed by coronavirus patients
• Florida shatters national record for new coronavirus cases
• Sailors injured in fire aboard USS Bonhomee Richard at Naval Base San Diego
• How the pandemic is impacting the presidential race
• Trump pushes for schools to reopen as coronavirus deaths top 135,000
• CBS Weekend News, July 12, 2020
• Fire breaks out aboard Navy ship in San Diego
• CBS News Poll: Virus outbreak reshapes presidential race in the Sun Belt
• Coronavirus impacts 2020 race for Biden, Trump in key battleground states
• KinderCare CEO says childcare industry needs at least $25 billion in stimulus funds
• Gottlieb expects "extended plateau" of COVID-19 cases in the South
• AdventHealth CEO says COVID-19 cases in Florida likely to peak later in July
• Face The Nation: Terry Shaw, Scott Gottlieb, Tom Wyatt, Anthony Salvanto
• Phoenix mayor says city still has "a real challenge with testing" as cases spike
• Surgeon general says administration "trying to correct" earlier guidance against wearing masks
• Atlanta reverts to "Phase 1" as COVID hotspots surge in South
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," July 12
• 7/12: Jerome Adams, Kate Gallego, Terry Shaw, Scott Gottlieb, Tom Wyatt
• Nature: The Everglades in Florida
• Teddy Roosevelt's great-grandson says remove the statue
• Building stronger communities through caring
• Trevor Noah: Responding to the moment
• Chance encounter
• Dominique Crenn, the "Rebel Chef"
• Melissa Gilbert looks back on "Little House on the Prairie"
• All roads lead to an empty Rome
• Dr. Jon LaPook on the importance of face masks
• Martha Stewart on the art of gardening
• Helping communities at highest risk of COVID-19
• A tour of Martha Stewart’s vegetable garden