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• LAPD Issues Critical Missing Notice For 13-Year-Old Kimora Thomas
• Students Organize Police Accountability Rally In Greenwood Village
• Denver Weather: July 2020 Average Temp Makes Top 10 Warmest On Record
• 'Life Is Precious': CBS4's Alan Gionet Recounts Tragedy At Campsite
• TikTok 'Not Planning On Going Anywhere' After President Trump's Proposed US Ban
• Auburn Drive-In Weekend Concert Aims To Give People Live Music At A Distance
• Bird Electrocuted On Power Pole Falls To Ground, Starts Brush Fire In Douglas County
• SpaceX's Crew Dragon Astronauts Expected To Begin Return Trip To Earth Saturday
• Fans Celebrate Life Of Naya Rivera At Vigil Nearly A Month After Drowning
• Water Skier Injured On Lake Minnetonka After Accident Involving Hennepin Co. Water Patrol Boat
• Woodward, Modesto Reservoirs Closed To Outside Visitors Due To Pandemic Concerns
• Urshela Slam, Judge HR Lead Yanks Over Bosox, 5th Win In Row
• Acuña Breaks Out With First HR, 2 RBI As Braves Top Mets
• Orioles Extend Rays' Skid To 4 With 5-4 Win In 11 Innings
• Minneapolis Bar Owner Reacts To Mayor Frey's Emergency Regulation To Close Bar Areas
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temperatures, Rain Chances Ahead
• 5 Ways The Coronavirus Changed How We Eat Fast Food
• Families Forced Out Of Their Homes As Apple Fire Scorches 12,000 Acres
• Pregnant Woman Killed In Columbia Shooting; Baby Delivered In Critical Condition
• Around Fenway Park, Restaurant Owners Say Baseball Essential To Their Recovery
• Teens React To President Trump's Threat To Ban TikTok In United States: 'Nothing Is Like TikTok!'
• Anne Arundel County Police Corporal Charged For Allegedly Stealing Firearms, Police Say
• Protestors Demand Justice For Framingham Man Shot In 2011 Police Raid
• Chatwood Fans 11, Cubs Hit 3 Homers To Beat Pirates
• 1 Injured After Sacramento Man, 3 Nephews Involved In Shasta Lake Boat Crash
• Gov. Hogan Criticizes Montgomery County's Online-Only Private School Order
• Astronauts Begin Final Leg Of SpaceX Test Flight: Coming Home
• One Person Seriously Injured After Boat Sinks At Hart Miller Island, Officials Say
• 'Cancer Hasn't Been Canceled,' PMC Riders Keep Riding To Raise Money For Research
• City Of Miami Reopening Outdoor Facilities On Sunday After Isaias
• Three Families Displaced By Ceiling Collapse In North Lauderdale
• Anne Arundel County Father, Daughter Helping Those In Need Amid Coronavirus Pandemic With Backyard Garden
• Large Group Of Protesters Gathers Downtown For Police Reform, Against ICE
• Gio Gonzalez Makes First Start For White Sox As They Clobber Kansas City Royals
• Gov. Cuomo Says Decision On Reopening New York Schools Will Be Made In Next Few Days
• Residents Of Crafton Organize Protest Against Borough Council
• MLB commissioner confident league will get through season
• Police: 7-Year-Old Fighting For Life After Being Shot In West Philadelphia
• Chicago Smash Top Orlando In World TeamTennis Semifinal, Headed To Finals
• Justice for murdered Colorado mom Kelsey Berreth
• Fire Ban Lowered To Stage 1 In Pike And San Isabel National Forests
• 17-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed At CVS In Bedford
• Southwest Side Dunkin' Donuts Employee Charged With Spitting In State Trooper's Coffee
• Thrillseekers & Wave Watchers Enjoy Rough Surf In Northeast Broward Thanks To Isaias
• Tracking Isaias: Storm Forecast To Restrengthen Into Hurricane As It Slowly Approaches Florida's Southeast Coast
• East Bay Cities Cry Foul Over Illegal Sports Tournaments at CoCo County Parks
• Tow Truck Driver Injured After Being Struck By Vehicle On Side Of I-695 In Parkville
• Urshela Slam, Judge HR Lead Yanks Over Red Sox
• Rough Surf Ahead Of Isaias Shuts Down Beaches In Palm Beach County
• Philadelphia Officials Join Forces To Help Put Together 10,000 PPE Kits For Neighborhood Businesses
• Joel Embiid Scores 41 Points, But T.J. Warren's Career-High 53 Paces Indiana Past 76ers
• Wild's Matt Dumba Becomes 1st NHL Player To Kneel During National Anthem
• Brothers Scott, Tyler Heineman Share Pregame Moment As They Earn Starts
• Exclusive: Woman Brutally Attacked While Trying To Film Couple Assaulting Passenger On Queens Subway Train
• Bicyclist Killed In Crash In Upperco, Baltimore County Police Say
• Man Shot, Killed Near Bronx Playground
• Inside the search for mom who vanished ahead of Hurricane Harvey
• North Bay Gym Owner Turns Her Fitness Center Inside Out to Make Most of Pandemic Restrictions
• Maryland Weather: Temperatures Expected To Climb Into The 90s Sunday; Anne Arundel County Opening Cooling Centers
• Sidewalk Vendors at Lake Merritt Sound Off on Oakland's Ban
• Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo Score 22 Each As Heat Top Nuggets 125-105
• Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Man In Connection To 17-Year-Old's Death In Brooklyn
• Downtown Roseville Reimagined For New Outdoor Dining Experience
• Man Who Shot Victim 30 Times In Stockton In 2017 Sentenced To 40 Years To Life
• Man Dies In South Minneapolis Shooting; City's 41st Homicide Of 2020
• South Africa coronavirus cases surge past 500,000
• Locals, Visitors Welcome August Heat With A Day At The Beach
• New Jersey Gym Again Defies COVID Closure Order, Reopens Days After Owners Were Arrested On Contempt Charges
• 7 Injured, Boat Split In Two In Long Island Boating Crash
• 'Rescue America' Rally Held At State Capitol
• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting Of 12-Year-Old Boy In Charles County
• Reopen The Church Rally Held At State Capitol
• Frontline Workers Wearing PPE Still At More Than Three Times The Risk Of COVID-19 Infection, New Study Finds
• Varlamov Stops 27 Shots, Isles Beat Panthers In Game 1
• Red Onions Linked To Salmonella Outbreak That Has Sickened People In 34 States
• Denver Police Find 4 Children Missing In Parental Abduction
• Tracking Isaias: MEMA Activates Pre-Landfall Planning Team To Prepare As Tropical Storm Makes Its Way Up East Coast
• Grief And Outrage After 9-Year-Old Janari Ricks Was Shot And Killed Outside Cabrini Rowhouses
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Health Officials Report 13 New COVID-19 Deaths
• Ribbon Cut For New Trail To Provide Access To Forest Preserves In Hoffman Estates
• Red Onions Linked To Salmonella Outbreak That Has Sickened People In 31 States, Including Maryland
• Colorado Weather: Sunday To Bring Threat For Severe T-Storms With Hail By Afternoon
• Can You Get COVID-19 Through Your Eyes? Possibly. Should We All Be Wearing Goggles? Probably Not.
• Business Owners Talk About Triumphs, Challenges As National Black Business Month Begins
• Firefighters Fight Flames In Gloucester Home From The River
• Sacramento County Surpasses 10K Coronavirus Cases; California Surpasses 500K
• Man Arrested In Fatal Friday Morning Stabbing In Roxbury
• Museum of Science And Industry Reopens After 4 Months Of Being Closed Due To Pandemic
• Police: Man Shot 6 Times, Killed In North Philadelphia
• Police: 4 Injured, 1 Dead In Several Mpls. Shootings This Weekend
• Medline Holds Major Mask, Hand Sanitizer Giveaway In Waukegan
• 16-Year-Old Boy Killed In Shooting In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• 3 Arrested Following Police Pursuit Of Carjacking Suspects In North Metro
• Group Marches To Demand Justice For Vanessa Guillén, Draw Attention To Sexual Harassment In Armed Forces
• 15 New Locations Added To NYC Open Streets, Open Restaurants Program To Allow For More Outdoor Seating
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 290 New Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• Delaware County To Overhaul Emergency Communications Systems Due To Issues With Radios
• Crews Spend Days Working To Free Humpback Whale Caught In Fishing Gear Off Jones Beach Coast
• Cowboys Release K Kai Forbath, Clear Way For Greg Zuerlein
• Blackhawks Stun Edmonton Oilers In Series Opener
• Missing 9-Year-Old Anjy Senat Safely Located, Philadelphia Police Say
• Vacaville Private School Plans For On-Campus Instruction To Begin School Year
• Blessed Francis Seelos Academy Plans To Hold In Person Classes This Fall
• Black Lives Matter Mural Painted Across From City Hall In Elizabeth, New Jersey
• Protesters Demand Transparency In Case Of Eric Lurry's Death In Joliet Police Custody
• Travel Order In Effect: Travelers Arrive In Massachusetts With Plans To Test Or Quarantine
• Juvenile Male Dies In Early Morning Shooting In Denver
• Boy's Body Pulled From Lake Granby In Apparent Drowning Incident
• Crews Resume Search For Adult At Chatfield State Park
• Stapleton Neighborhood Is Now Central Park After Final Vote
• Oldest Living United States Marine Celebrates 105th Birthday in Stockton
• Los Angeles County Reports 2,303 New Coronavirus Cases, 50 Additional Deaths
• Aurora Police Investigate Shooting Leaving 1 Man Dead
• Harmar Township Police Searching For Suspect In Car Theft
• 'I'm Going To Be His Biggest Cheerleader': Bromance Brews Between Dolphins QB Ryan Fitzpatrick & Rookie Tua Tagovailoa
• While Phillies' Scheduled To Resume Playing Monday, Some Fans Believe MLB Should Pull Plug On 2020 Season
• Family Of Gun Violence Victim Terrell Bosley Provides Meals, Masks In Chatham
• Concern Growing About Residents Not Wearing Masks, Social Distancing In Delaware Valley
• Man Hit By Car On Suisun City Train Station Platform, Officials Say
• Watertown Police 'Disheartened' By Decision To Overturn Death Penalty Of Boston Marathon Bomber
• 'Lizzie's Lemonade' Raising Money For Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/1 Saturday Night Forecast
• New York Added To List Of States Affected By Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Red Onions, Health Officials Say
• 'It's Just Sad': Local Boating Community Mourns Man Who Died At Washington's Landing
• Bowie Man Sentenced To 18 Months In Federal Prison For False Use Of A Passport
• Suspect Caught On Camera Stealing From Park Slope Church's Collection Box, Diocese Of Brooklyn Says
• Trump Says He Plans To Ban TikTok From U.S.; App Manager Responds, 'We're Not Planning On Going Anywhere'
• Cuomo: New York Breaks One-Day COVID-19 Testing Record
• Swimming Halted At Hempstead Beaches After Another Shark Sighting
• Man Accused Of Firing Shots Outside Cigar Store Following Mask Dispute Apprehended
• Miami-Dade Installs UV Light Fans At EOC To Kill Coronavirus Particles While Monitoring Isaias
• Prince George's County Police Asking For Public's Help Locating Missing 13-Year-Old Girl
• Red Onions Linked To Salmonella Outbreak That Has Sickened People In 31 States
• Man Charged For Allegedly Setting Fire Outside Princess Anne Home
• Coronavirus Hits Florida State Prisons Chief & Top Aide
• Tiny Baby Goes Home After Rare Tumor Removed In Rare Procedure
• Baltimore Museum Of Art Appoints Six New Members To Board Of Trustees
• Health care provider severs ties with Mississippi prisons
• 79-Year-Old Woman Charged For Allegedly Setting Her Bel Air Home On Fire
• Marathon Martinez Refinery 'Indefinitely Idled' Due to Pandemic-Driven Drop in Auto Travel
• PSE&G Releases Plans For When Hurricane Isaias Hits New Jersey
• Dallas County Passes 50K Mark With 614 New COVID-19 Cases On Saturday, 10 More Deaths
• 'Sleeves For Support': McDonald's Selling Coca-Cola Insulated Beverage Sleeves To Support Local Ronald McDonald Houses
• Search On For Man Who Has Been Stealing Things From Boats In Burnham Harbor
• Man Goes To 40 Different Stores, Eventually Finds $5 Million Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket
• New Jersey, New York, Connecticut Boaters Urged To Prepare For Hurricane Isaias
• Man Charged In Connection With Alleged Shooting Following Road Rage Incident In Edgewood
• Aho Leads Hurricanes To 3-2 Win Over Rangers In NHL's Return
• Despite First Game Loss, Nuggets Show Support For Black Lives Matter Movement
• Philadelphia Phillies Report No New COVID-19 Cases, Will Return To Play Monday Against New York Yankees
• Hurricane Isaias Batters The Bahamas & Caribbean Before Headed Toward Florida
• Airbnb shuts down dozens of NJ properties after large parties
• Woman Faces Charge Following Fist Fight Over Social Distancing At Walmart
• Red Onions Linked To Salmonella Outbreak That Has Sickened Hundreds In US, Including Texas
• Woman Found Dead Near Creek In Plano
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Parts Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia Canceled
• O's To Makeup Series With Marlins In Baltimore; Miami Reports No New Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Family Seeks Bay Area Woman Missing Near Joshua Tree National Park for 6 Weeks
• Texas City Commissioner Killed In Gun Battle With Police During Domestic Disturbance Call
• 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers Training Camp Preview: Running Backs
• Student, staffer test positive for COVID-19 at Indiana schools
• Florida Removes 5,000 Bermuse Pythons From The Everglades
• Whitehall Borough Police Department Celebrates Officer Retiring After 25 Years Of Service
• Marlins Get LHP Richard Bleier From Orioles For Player To Be Named
• Maryland Says All 24 Jurisdictions Hit 10% Virus Test Goal
• Jets LB C.J. Mosley Opting Out Of NFL Season, AP Sources Say
• Trouble In Tiny Town: 'This Place Needs The Sound Of Children'
• Illinois Reports 1,639 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 New Deaths
• Harden's 49 Leads Rockets Over Mavericks 153-149 In OT
• Police: 20-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Broad Daylight In Fairhill
• SpaceX Crew Dragon heads for Sunday splashdown
• Congressman Raúl Grijalva tests positive for coronavirus
• NFL star opts out of season after treating COVID-19 patients
• DHS official removed from post amid reports his office compiled intel on journalists
• Rockies Fans Enjoy Home Opener 'Even Outside The Stadium'
• Indiana Reports 989 New COVID-19 Cases
• Investigation Underway Into Fatal San Bernardino Shooting
• Shark Sightings Near Cape Cod Beach Keep Swimmers Out Of The Water
• Overnight Crime In Minneapolis Continues, With One Homicide And Two Shootings
• Pelosi calls relief package discussions "productive" but no deal
• Fremont Police Deploy Surveillance Camera At Shopping Center After 80-Year-Old Woman Robbed
• Tropical Storm Isaias Inches Toward Florida; Could Reach Maryland By Tuesday
• Parts of North Carolina under mandatory evacuation due to Hurricane Isaias
• Suspect Wanted For Setting Bellevue Apartment Building On Fire Arrested, Charged
• U.S. Navy's first Black female fighter pilot gets her Wings of Gold
• FPL: Significant Number Of Customers On State's East Coast Could Lose Power
• Man Charged After Giving Woman He Met On Dating App A Drug That Killed Her
• History Colorado Celebrates Special Edition Of Colorado Day
• Arrest Made In Brickell Key Island Condo Shooting
• Road Trip? Quarantines Mess With Americans' Travel Plans
• West Virginia Breaks Record For New Confirmed Virus Cases
• McDonald's, Target and Gap brand stores now require masks
• Wisconsin Republicans 'Stand Ready' To Strike Down Gov. Tony Evers' Mask Mandate
• Neighbors Prepare To Take Action On Homeless Camp Near School
• Weekend BART Tracks Project Halts Train Service In Hayward; Bus Bridge Provided
• Police: Man Crossing Between SEPTA Subway Cars Killed After Falling, Run Over By Train
• Broward Residents Making Last Minute Preps As They Keep An Eye On Hurricane Isaias
• Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor Adrianne Haslet 'Livid' At Court Ruling
• U.S. Department Of Transportation Awards $1 Million To University Of Pittsburgh
• Nationwide salmonella outbreak linked to red onions
• Man Dead, 4 Injured After Shooting At Backyard Party In South Austin
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 731 Cases Of COVID-19, 6 Deaths
• Gas Prices Dip In New Jersey, Remain Stable In Country As A Whole
• His Gyms Forced To Close, Former Marine Working Out How To Solve Exercise Equipment Shortage
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 888 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 112,936
• Coronavirus-At-A-Glance: Miami-Dade Sees One Day Increase Of More Than 2,700 Cases
• Report: MLB Tells Broadcast Partners To Prepare For Potential 2020 Season Shutdown
• Red Onions Linked To Salmonella Outbreak That Has Sickened People In Pennsylvania And 30 Other States
• Compton Makes Progress In Road Repair Project
• Apple Fire in Southern California prompts home evacuations
• What Makes A Good Vice Presidential Pick? Walter Mondale Answers
• Grants Will Help Ensure Health Of Ecosystems In Massachusetts Bays
• James Murdoch resigns from News Corp board over editorial differences
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 66 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 New Hospitalizations
• Rookie Viktor Hovland Abandons Road Trip On The Way To PGA Championship
• Tree Falls Onto Woman Camping With Family
• Firefighters Respond To Brush Fire In Douglas County
• 9 Year-Old Child Fatally Shot On Near North Side
• Flight 93 Memorial Service Will Be Shortened Due To Coronavirus
• The Biggest Names Win Golf Tournaments At Harding Park
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Said The State Is Prepared For Hurricane Isaias Impacts
• Key impeachment inquiry witness says nation's values threatened under Trump
• PGA Championship: A Hole-By-Hole Look At TPC Harding Park
• Hurricane Isaias Heads Toward Florida's Coast As State Battles Coronavirus Surge
• Marqise Lee Becomes 7th Patriots Player To Opt Out Of 2020 Season
• Berkeley Police Investigate Shooting That Left Victim In Serious Condition
• Shaler Area School District Holds In-Person Graduation For Class Of 2020
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 1K More Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Remain Flat
• Ed's Driveway: Cadillac XT6
• COVID-19 Roundup: Airbnb Shutters Party Houses; Clock Runs Out On Unemployment Aid; California's First Teen Death
• Trader Joe's Says It Will Not Change Ethnic-Sounding Label Names
• Baseball Commissioner Warns He Might End Season If Coronavirus Isn't Managed Better, ESPN Reports
• CPD Car Damaged After Man Jumps Off Car Roof Near River North Hotel
• Alaska state legislator among 7 killed in midair plane collision
• Police Locate 76-Year-Old Baltimore Woman Safe, Unharmed
• Trump Says He Plans To Ban TikTok From U.S.
• Bay Area Health Officials Call For Enforcement Of Face Covering Directives
• Motorcyclist Crashes After Leading Santa Rosa Police On Pursuit
• Justice Department schedules two more federal executions
• Family Of Richmond Teen Killed In Sacramento Cemetery Shooting Pleads For Justice
• North Carolina Fugitive Killed In Police Involved Shooting In South Dade
• Isaias heads toward Florida's coast amid coronavirus fight
• San Jose Mayor Liccardo Joins Plaintiffs In Lawsuit Over 2020 Census Count
• Northern California Agriculture Experts Warn About Strange Seeds Received In Mail
• 21-Year-Old Bronx Man Killed In Late Night Shooting, Police Searching For Gunman
• CPD's July Crime Statistics Reveal Increase In Gun Violence
• Resurgence of single-use plastics has environmentalists worried
• Philadelphia Parking Authority Begins Issuing Fines For Roosevelt Boulevard Speeders
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/1 Saturday Afternoon Forecast
• Red Light Cameras Activated At Lindbergh & 70th Street In Southwest Philadelphia
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: August 1, 2020
• Mike's Mix: 5 Adult Ice Cream Drinks
• Atilis Gym Reopens Saturday Just Days After Owners Arrested For Repeatedly Defying New Jersey Shutdown Order
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot And Humid Weekend With Strong To Severe Storms
• Hey Ray! Explaining The Difference In Precipitation Terms In Weather Forecasts
• Crews Battle Overnight House Fire In West Mifflin
• 23 Ohio Death Row Inmates Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Saturday's Show Info (8/1/20)
• Highlands School District To Begin Year With Hybrid Model
• Visit Colorado State Parks For Free To Celebrate Colorado Day
• On A Positive Note: Young Adult Survivors United Helps Provide Support And Encouragement
• Pirates Fall Short After Late Rally, Lose 6-3 To Cubs
• Matt Basile vs. Massimo Capra - Fridge Wars
• Hello. - Taskmaster
• Jeanine Mason - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Greg Proops 5 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• P&T in 3D…Glasses - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Stars & S.T.R.I.P.E Part One - DC's Stargirl
• Chapter 2: Loss - Tell Me A Story
• A Little Sacrifice - The 100
• Black Dog - Coroner
• A Killer Twist - Killer Camp
• P&T in 3D…Glasses - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• The Sound of Magic and the Intrusive Rope - Masters of Illusion
• Cell Phone Hack, Water Torture, and Alonzo's Shop of Horrors - Masters of Illusion
• California tops half a million coronavirus cases
• A Very Modern Family - Being Reuben
• Four Go Camping - Being Reuben

Videos from August 1, 2020

• Justice for Kelsey Berreth
• Storm of Suspicion
• Saturday meeting on Capitol Hill fails to break coronavirus relief bill impasse
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• SpaceX astronauts cleared for return despite weather concerns
• Coronavirus infections skyrocket in South Africa
• White House and Congress fail to reach new stimulus deal despite benefits lapsing
• California leads U.S. in COVID-19 infections as cases surpass 500,000
• Heat wave fueling wildfires in California, forcing evacuations
• Florida prepares for Isaias as state grapples with coronavirus infections
• CBS Weekend News, August 1, 2020
• London Calling: "Global Britain" branding meets global pandemic reality
• From 2002: Bill Geist on the road in Indiana
• Museum of Food and Drink takes culinary education online
• Virginia community uses drones for a contactless library amid pandemic
• Kansas City Super Bowl star spends off-season treating COVID-19 patients on the front lines
• Wyoming newspaper's digital transition may signal the demise of print
• Breaking down Joe Biden's hunt for a VP
• Environmentalists fear increase in plastic pollution amid coronavirus pandemic
• Trump, Republicans signal willingness to negotiate on $600 unemployment benefit boost
• COVID-19 treatments will come before a vaccine, doctor says
• Hurricane Isaias heads toward Florida coast
• Florida prepares for Hurricane Isaias amid record surge in coronavirus cases