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• Giants Beat Dodgers 3-1, Gain Split Of Season-Opening Series
• Police: Intruder Stabbed To Death In Koreatown Home Invasion
• Trashed And Crowded, Visitors Asked To Stay Away From Popular Spots Like Yankee Jims
• Man Hangs Himself From 60 Freeway Overpass In South El Monte
• Former UC Davis Researcher Juan Tang To Appear Before Judge For Visa Fraud
• Local Fire Departments Deployed To Hawaii As Hurricane Douglas Approaches Land
• 'Aurora Cannot Become Portland': Mayor Says Courthouse Was Not Adequately Defended
• Homeowners Evacuated As Fire Burned In Bolsa Chica Wetlands In Huntington Beach
• Protest Brings Night Of Unrest In Downtown Sacramento
• Walmart, Others Will Still Serve Customers Who Refuse To Wear Masks, Despite New Rules
• Girl, 17, Fatally Shot In Hollywood When Altercation Erupts During Illegal Street Race
• Cubs, White Sox Taking Strict Precautions On Road Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Strong Storms Sweep Through Chicago Area
• COVID-19 Nurse 'Fighting For His Life' Flown From Florida To Boston For Treatment
• Dorchester Man Killed In Jet Ski Crash In Boston Harbor
• Sen. Ed Markey, Rep. Joe Kennedy Face Off In Fourth Debate
• Swanson Ties Career High With 5 RBIs, Braves Rout Mets
• Black Lives Matter Protesters Stop Traffic On FDR Drive
• Minnesota Parents Anxiously Await Gov. Walz's 'Back To School' Plan
• Bennie's Thai Cafe Closes After 24 Years Due To Financial Struggles Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Demonstrators Clash Over Protest Methods; Oakland Mayor Warns Trump Is Stoking Violence
• President Trump Tweets He Will Not Throw Out First Pitch At Yankee Stadium
• Condemned Killer Johnny Avila Jr. Dies Of Complications From COVID-19
• Man Arrested In Connection To Shooting Near Americana Manhasset Mall
• Duquesne University Music Professor Looking For Keyboards To Keep Incoming Students Equipped
• Evanston Sees 3 Homicides Within 4 Days After None At All Since Beginning Of Year
• Man Arrested For Killing Wife, Mother-In-Law In Domestic Incident: Montgomery County DA
• Finding Minnesota: Wadena Couple Builds Dream Treehouse That Becomes A Popular Destination
• Build-At-Home Skateboard Ramp Kits Available In Eagan
• Piedmont Playfield Closed Over Refusal to Comply With Public Health Orders
• Armed Protester Shot, Killed By Driver In Austin Identified As Garrett Foster, Alleged Shooter Released From Custody
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Training Camp Preview: Defensive Line
• Group Honors Those Lost As Anniversary Of Gilroy Garlic Festival Mass Shooting Approaches
• Orange County Reports 420 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Rescued From Diversey Harbor
• Hanna's High Winds, Drenching Rains Pound South Texas
• Police: Person In Critical Condition After Shot By 2 Suspects In NW Baltimore
• Institute Of Notre Dame Class Of 2020 Gathers For One Last Commencement Ceremony As School Closes
• Sacramento Woman Who Underwent Double Lung Transplant Gets Welcome Home Celebration
• Commissioner Harrison: Investigation Underway After Baltimore FOP Building Vandalized During Protest
• Big Rig Fire Shuts Down SB I-5 Near Lodi
• 2 Shot During Protest On I-225: Aurora Police Release Photos Of Person Of Interest
• Owner of Shuttered Mountain View Restaurant Sued by Landlord for Missed Rent
• Carmichael Rehab Center Reports Uptick In Coronavirus Cases
• Driver Races Jeep Through Protest On I-225: Witnesses Say Driver Was Out To Kill, Driver Says He Was Afraid
• Woman Dead, Man Injured In Shooting In South Suburban Lansing
• Police: Man Shot 3 Times, Killed In Southwest Philadelphia
• Yanks Don't Let Nats Toot Own Horn, Beat 2019 Champions
• Hundreds Converge In Westwood In Solidarity With Portland Demonstrations
• 1 Teen Killed, 2 Other Teens Injured In Brooklyn Shooting
• 2-Alarm Fire In Frederick Damages 12 Condominiums
• Fire Breaks Out In One Albany Park Apartment Building, Spreads To Another
• Coronavirus Unemployment: Will Another Audit Fix the EDD?
• Hurricane Douglas nears Hawaii as "pretty nasty" Category 1 storm
• Members Of 2 Churches March Down Cottage Grove Avenue Against Police Brutality, In Support Of Officers Doing Good
• Raised in Bay Area, Oscar-Winning Star of 'Gone With the Wind' Olivia de Havilland Dies at 104
• Standoff In East Lakeview After Man Barricades Himself In Apartment; Man Later Found Dead
• Patrick Mahomes' Fort Worth Trainer Bobby Stroupe Talks Secrets To Half-Billion Dollar Man's Success
• Protesters Call Removal Of Columbus Statues In Chicago A Slap In The Face To Italian-Americans
• Man, 28, Dies After Shooting, Crash Overnight In Stockton
• Memorial Ride For Fallen Bikers Calls For Motorcycle Safety Awareness
• Mayor Lightfoot Says She Has Drawn A 'Very Tight Line' When It Comes To Federal Agents In Chicago
• President Trump Returns To Texas This Week To Raise Money, Visit Oil Rig
• Families Pack NYC Pools Over Opening Weekend As Tri-State Area Faces Another Possible Heat Wave
• Gov. Cuomo: State Task Force Cites More Than 100 New York City And Long Island Bars, Restaurants For Social Distancing Violations
• Heat Advisories Issued For Possibly The Hottest Days Of 2020
• Michael Thompson Wins 3M Open In Blaine
• 'We Have A Voice:' Local Writer Creates PSA To Make Sure The Deaf Community Has Their Voice Heard
• Man Wanted In Connection To Attempted Rape On Queens Hiking Trail
• 2 Dead After Shootings In Dorchester Overnight
• Republicans To Include $1,200 Checks, Smaller Federal Unemployment Aid In New Stimulus Proposal
• Aurora Police Car Stolen Saturday Night
• A's Batters Pummel Angels' Ohtani in 6-4 Win
• With More Families Turning To Backyard Pools Amid Pandemic, Officials Issue Safety Reminders
• Texas Surpasses 5,000 Coronavirus Deaths
• U.S. Bank Stadium, Other Downtown Mpls. Properties Vandalized Overnight
• Dozens Of Protesters Call For Arrest Of Deputy Who Shot, Killed 18-Year-Old Andres Guardado
• Mountain rescue crew carry Saint Bernard off England's highest peak
• Changes Announced For Annual Sept. 11 Ceremony Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Weekend Storms Cause Flooding In Southern, Western Minnesota
• Parent Who Attended Quincy High School Graduation Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Sen. Chuck Schumer Wants To Extend Current Stimulus Aid Package Into 2021
• Local Salon Owner Opens Newest Location After Beating Coronavirus
• Corey Kluber Leaves After 1 Inning In Rangers Debut; Texas Loses To Colorado 5-2
• Astros' Justin Verlander Suffers Forearm Strain, Out At Least 2 Weeks
• Suspected Drunk Driver In Wrong-Way Crash Kills Texas 5th Court Of Appeals Justice David Bridges
• Matthew Whitaker and Davell Crawford jam out
• Remembering 60 Minutes producer Katy Textor
• More on the trial aiming to cure sickle cell
• Emotional coping tactics for young kids
• Scientists study blind piano prodigy
• Sesame and the IRC join forces to help Syrian refugee children
• Could gene therapy cure sickle cell anemia?
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/26 Sunday Night Forecast
• 'We Are Hurt So Bad': Family Devastated After NW Dade Shooting Leaves 7-Year-Old Girl Brain Dead
• Man Injured In Overnight Shooting At North Highlands Party
• Olivia de Havilland, Star Of Hollywood's Golden Age, Dies At 104
• On A Scorching Weekend, Crowds Flock To Indiana Dunes Beaches As They're Among Few That Are Open
• Bicyclists Ride In Memory Of Man Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Philadelphia
• Civil Rights Leader, Rep. John Lewis Crosses Edmund Pettus Bridge In Selma, AL For Final Time
• Bethel Park Couple Accused Of Drugging 1-Year-Old Child Multiple Times
• Yankees Don't Let Nats Toot Own Horn, Beat 2019 Champions 3-2
• Man Found 'Unresponsive' After Being Shot Outside W Hotel In Streeterville
• Red Stars Fall To Houston Dash In NWSL Challenge Cup Championship Game
• Ruiz, Santander Homer, Orioles Hold Off Red Sox 7-4
• Little Time, Big Agenda When California Lawmakers Return
• Health Officials Report 78 New COVID-19 Cases In Denton County
• Miami Marlins Postpone Trip Home From Philadelphia Amid Fear Of Coronavirus Outbreak
• White Sox Get Slammed By Minnesota Twins, Who Take 2 Of 3 For Opening Series
• 1 dead in shooting at downtown Austin protest
• Orioles Beat Red Sox, Take Final 2 Games Of Season-Opening Series
• Derek Shelton Gets First Win As Manager, Pirates Beat Cardinals 5-1
• 'A Culture Of Cruelty': An Exclusive Look Inside The Secret World Of Greyhound Training
• 4 Miami Marlins Reportedly Test Positive For COVID-19
• Tyler Chatwood Dominates As Cubs Clobber Brewers, Take 2 Of 3 In Opening Series
• Naya Rivera's ex-husband posts emotional tribute to star
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Training Camp Preview: Safety
• 2 Teens Injured In Oak Park Shooting, Authorities Say
• Joshua Fury, Minneapolis Man Who Pleaded Guilty To Killing Wife Maria Pew, Commits Suicide In Jail
• Wicomico County Executive Bob Culver Dies After Battle With Liver Cancer
• Phillies' Pitching Implodes In Series Finale Against Marlins As Specter Of Coronavirus Looms
• LA County Reports 1,703 Newly Confirmed Cases Of Coronavirus; 10 Deaths
• Man Injured In Early Sunday Morning Shooting In North Baltimore
• 'Papas' Miss Key West, COVID-Canceled Hemingway Look-Alike Contest
• New Hampshire Announces 23 New Coronavirus Cases Bringing State Total To 6,436
• Man Accused Of Driving Through 'Blue Lives Matter' Rally In Eaton
• Mike Ditka Says Kneeling For The National Anthem Is Disrespectful In Interview
• Witness: Driver Gunned Down Armed Protester In Texas Capital
• 'I Felt That I Had Died': Front-Line Worker Who Caught COVID-19 At Work Returns Home After Spending 108 Days In Hospital, Rehab Facilities
• Hurricane Hanna Hits Texas Coastline, President Trump Approves Texas Emergency Declaration & Orders Federal Assistance
• Millvale Volunteer Fire Department Finishes Unique Crosswalk Art
• Driver Charged In Saturday's Two-Vehicle Crash In Prince George's County
• Illinois Secretary Of State's Chicago Business Service Office Closed After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• More Than 2 Dozen Ocean County Lifeguards Test Positive For Coronavirus
• 4 Arrested, 7 Injured During Saturday's DTLA Protests In Support Of Portland Demonstrations
• Man On Bicycle Shot, Killed In West Garfield Park
• Borgata In Atlantic City Reopens To Public With 'New Normal' Safety Procedures In Place
• Deadly Crash: Dump Truck Collides With Teen's Car, Then Crashes Into His House
• Dallas County Reports 800 Additional Positive Coronavirus Cases
• Massachusetts Reports 273 New Coronavirus Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Reflects On The 30th Anniversary Of The Americans With Disabilities Act
• 12-Year-Old Cecil County Girl Found Safe
• St. Bernard Dog Rescued From England's Tallest Mountain
• Fowles, Collier Help Lynx Rally, Beat Sun 77-69
• Police Probe Fatal Hit-And-Run Involving Bicyclist In Long Beach
• Broncos And United Way Give Away Backpacks At Back To School Bash
• Gov. Wolf Visits Health Center In Lancaster County
• Police Looking For Man Suspected In Pattern Of Robberies Targeting Women In Bronx Neighborhood
• Firefighters Battling 10-Acre Brush Fire In Cajon Pass
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Alex Penelas
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Fedrick Ingram
• Two Are Questioned In Windy City Cannabis Burglary On Weed Street
• Police: Man Critically Injured After Being Thrown From Motorcycle In Accident In Port Richmond
• Counter-Protesters Scuffle With Demonstrators At 'Back The Blue' Rally In Berthoud Sunday
• Boston Museum Of Science Reopens With Coronavirus Restrictions
• Man Dies Several Days After Shooting In Minneapolis' Willard-Hay Neighborhood
• Bad News For COVID-19 Summer Car Travel: San Francisco Bay Area Has Nation's Highest Gas Prices
• Crush Of Boat Buyers Seek Recreation, Safety During Pandemic
• Plan Seeks To Expand Training Airspace Over West Virginia
• COVID In Illinois: State Reports 1,541 New Cases, One Death
• $600 Weekly Unemployment Boost Expiring for Millions of Americans
• Police Investigate Deadly Shooting In Wilkinsburg, Search For Suspect
• Police: Man Dies After Hitting Parked Car While Driving Under Influence In North Philadelphia
• Eduardo Rodriguez Awaits Test On COVID-Related Heart Issue
• Azar: "The presumption should be to get our kids back to school"
• 'Gone With The Wind' Actress Olivia De Havilland Dies At 104
• JOANN Fabric CEO Says He's Willing To Lose Customers Over New Mask Policy
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on July 26, 2020
• Deadly Shooting: 1 Killed, 3 Hurt In Commerce City Early Sunday
• A Look At Val Demings' Unlikely Path From Former Police Chief To Possible VP
• Shoppers, Store Owners In Robbinsdale React To Statewide Mask Mandate
• Boston Cooling Centers, Pools Open As City Declares Heat Emergency
• Cruz slams Pelosi for "shoveling cash at the problem"
• Pelosi says Congress "can't go home without" a deal on coronavirus relief package
• Legislature Returns To Sacramento For Five-Week Lawmaking Sprint
• COVID-19 Cases In Indiana Keep Surging Across State, Northwest Indiana
• Summer Scorcher: Another Heat Wave Possible As Tri-State Temperatures Sizzle Into 90s
• Cloth Face Coverings Study Looks At Amount Of Layers Needed To Prevent Spread Of Viral Droplets
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 800 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Reaches 107,425
• OC Carpenter Builds Ultimate Backyard Coffee Shop During Pandemic
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 871; 3 Additional Deaths Reported
• Accident Forces Closure Of Eastbound Lanes On I-276 In Montgomery County
• Watch Live: John Lewis Crosses Edmund Pettus Bridge In Selma A Final Time
• Transcript: Sec. Alex Azar on "Face the Nation"
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance: Florida At Nearly 6,000 Deaths After Reporting Another 77
• Motorcyclist Dies After Collision With Marked NYPD Vehicle
• WATCH LIVE: Memorial Service In Selma For Rep. John Lewis
• Transcript: Sen. Ted Cruz on "Face the Nation"
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 133 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 7,294
• Newsom Orders Flags Lowered To Half-Staff In Honor Of 2 Fallen Members Of Law Enforcement
• Pittsburgh Police Say Missing 17-Year-Old Jamilah Mclean And 1-Year-Old Son Found
• Tracking The Tropics: Heavy Rain & Dangerous Flash Flooding From Hanna Continues Over SE Texas, NE Mexico
• Keller @ Large: Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone Calls State's Coronavirus Measures A 'Failure'
• CBS3 Pet Project: PSPCA Reopens By Appointment Only For Cat Adoptions
• LA County Sheriff's Deputy, 14-Year-Old Daughter Killed In Crash In Oregon
• Local Pilot Brings Two Rescue Dogs From North Carolina To Pennsylvania
• Colorado Weather: Few Degrees Cooler With More Afternoon T-Storms
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Total Cases At 83.7K; Hospitalizations Nearly Flat
• Brooklyn Apartment Fire Under Investigation After Firefighters Rescue 3 Children, 1 Woman
• City Charter High School Holds In-Person Graduation Ceremony For Class Of 2020
• Gottlieb: Community spread makes it "very hard to open" schools
• Without water
• Minneapolis Police: 2 Injured In Saturday Night Shooting
• COVID-19 Roundup: Alameda Sheriff's Dept. Suffers Another Death: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Cancelled; Sierra 'Hidden Gem' Swimming Hole Shut Down
• Transcript: Eugene Woods on "Face the Nation"
• Police: 2 Injured In Minneapolis Shooting
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Minnesota Weather: Flood Warnings In Effect After Overnight Storms Drench South-Central Parts Of State
• Jimmy Buffett: "Everybody needs to take a little breath"
• 33rd Annual Ben To The Shore Tour Kicks Off Virtual Event
• The battle over federal forces on the ground in Portland
• Rethinking the design of restrooms
• Christopher David: "Our city has been turned into a war zone intentionally"
• Biden leads in Michigan and Trump has one-point edge in Ohio
• Danny Meyer on the key takeaway for rescuing restaurants
• Revolution Eliminated From MLS Is Back Tournament After 1-0 Loss To Union
• The state of our Union
• Pop-Up Testing Site Opening In Chatham After Coronavirus Cluster Linked To House Party
• Invasion! The threat from Asian giant hornets
• Minneapolis Police Say Missing 10-Year-Old Boy Has Been Found Safe
• Six People Hurt In Two-Car Crash In Lawndale
• Philadelphia Bike Community To Hold Solidarity Ride As Part Of Call For Safer Streets For Bicyclists
• Reopenings: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival Canceled Because Of COVID-19 Fears
• NYPD: Attempted Robbery Suspects In The Bronx Target Man In Wheelchair
• John Lewis' body crosses Selma bridge for a final time
• Police Called To Break Up Block Party That Attracted Approximately 100 People In North Philadelphia
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/26 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• Philadelphia Police Investigating More Gun Violence Cases Across City
• Pittsburgh Pirates To Launch Virtual Fan Experience For Home Opener
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Hot And Humid Weather On The Way
• Economists Fear Mass Evictions As Federal Unemployment Benefits Dry Up, State Reminds Pennsylvanians Of State Benefits Available
• U.S. Ambassador to Iceland "paranoid" about security despite country's record safety
• Mother And Daughter Hospitalized In Late Night Hit-And-Run Collision, Police Investigating
• Shiloh Grill On Mt. Washington To Close Later This Week
• Sunday's Show Info (7/26/20)
• McKeesport Community Rallies Against Having Police Officers In Schools
• Vice President Mike Pence To Visit Pennsylvania, Host 'Cops For Trump' Rally
• Two MN Shoppers Banned From Walmart After Wearing Nazi Flag Face Masks Inside Store
• New Research Shows Importance In Number Of Layers Masks Contain
• Court Program Encourages Lawyers To Staff Polls In November
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/26 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from July 26, 2020

• Man and woman seen wearing swastika face masks in Minnesota
• London Calling: UK Prime Minister admits underestimating coronavirus at start of pandemic
• Sesame and the IRC join forces to help Syrian refugee children
• Civil rights icon John Lewis to lie in state at U.S. Capitol
• Tony Dokoupil examines the risks of mail-in voting ahead of 2020 election
• COVID-19 puts critical medical transplants on hold
• Representative John Lewis honored at Edmund Pettus Bridge
• Violence increases at protests across the country
• Floridians sue over mask mandate as COVID-19 cases surge
• Biden leads Trump in Michigan while president leads in Ohio, CBS News poll shows
• Global coronavirus cases top 16 million amid debate over new stimulus plan
• Hanna becomes tropical depression as Hawaii braces for Hurricane Douglas
• CBS Weekend News, July 26, 2020
• Trump up one point in Ohio as Biden leads Michigan: CBS News Battleground Tracker poll
• Americans with Disabilities Act turns 30 years old
• Trump trails Biden in latest CBS News Battleground Tracker poll
• Civil rights icon Representative John Lewis honored at Edmund Pettus bridge
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: Celebrating Rodgers & Hart
• CBS News Special Report: John Lewis crosses Edmund Pettus Bridge for final time
• Face The Nation: Gottlieb, Woods, Salvanto
• HHS Sec. Azar: "The presumption should be get our kids back to school"
• Cruz says Pelosi's objectives are "shoveling cash at the problem and shutting America down"
• The women of the movement: John Lewis' recognition of female civil rights leaders
• Pelosi says Congress can't go home until there's a deal
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," July 26
• 7/26: Pelosi, Cruz, Azar, Gottlieb, Woods, Salvanto
• Atrium Health CEO calls for national registry for COVID testing supplies
• Nature: Frogs and tadpoles
• The New Yorker Cartoons: Signs of the times
• Americans without water
• 100 days to go: Trump has 1 point lead in Ohio, Biden leads in Michigan
• Scott Gottlieb: High rate of COVID-19 spread in schools making it "very hard to open" in fall
• A summer song: Jimmy Buffett
• Federal officers on the streets of Portland
• Revisiting the public restroom
• Danny Meyer on reviving the restaurant industry
• Honors for John Lewis
• Is the United States "hitting bottom"?
• Invasion! Asian giant hornets have arrived
• Navy vet Christopher David speaks on Portland protests
• The scarcity of clean water
• One West Virginia food bank's most-requested item: Water
• Jimmy Buffett performs “Slack Tide”
• Danny Meyer on overcoming threats to business success