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• Condemned Multiple Murderer Orlando G. Romero Dies While Being Treated For COVID-19
• Pandemic Brings A Drop In Rent Prices Across LA, OC
• Frank Ocean's Younger Brother Ryan Breaux Reportedly Killed In Crash Alongside Classmate Ezekial Bishop
• Missing Sailor Presumed Dead In Camp Pendleton Training Accident Was From Stockton
• Apple Fire In Riverside County Intensifies To More Than 20,000 Acres
• Elk Grove Unified School District To Start School Year Through Distance Learning
• COVID-19 Concert: Students Test Skills In Livestream Performance
• Driver Injured After Crashing Into Busy Tuolumne County Store
• El Dorado Hills Neighbors Stood Watch Over Homes As Flames Inched Closer
• Angels Camp Fire That Destroyed 1 Home Now Considered Suspicious
• 'Wild Animals Belong In The Wild': Woman Caught With Wild Fox In Colorado Springs
• Philadelphia Streets Departments Says Delays Expected In Trash Collection Despite Normal Pickup Resuming Monday
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers And Thunderstorms Sunday Evening
• 1 Youth Killed, 2 Hurt In Rollover Pickup Crash In Corcoran
• 'This One Felt Hurtful': Somerville Gyms Remain Closed As City Pushes Back Phase 3
• State Rep. LaShawn Ford Calls For End To History Teaching Until Marginalized Groups Are Better Represented
• Annual Boat Party Goes Ahead In East Peoria Despite COVID-19 Warnings
• Following More Shootings, Brooklyn Borough President Adams Calls For Tri-State Gun Task Force
• Living Room Sports: Former Cowboys C Travis Frederick
• Living Room Sports: Mavericks Play-By-Play Announcer Mark Followill
• Is An Aluminum Shortage Brewing? Increase In Demand For Beer Could Trigger One
• Judge Simply Unstoppable, Hits 2 More Homers As Yankees Complete Sweep Of Red Sox
• Talking Points: Former Congressman Jason Lewis Discusses U.S. Senate Run In Minnesota
• Nassau County Police Investigating Deadly Freeport Creek Boat Crash; 1 Dead, 6 Injured
• Local Safety Programs Promote Vehicle Safety Around Children, Bikers And Pedestrians
• Tent Revival Presses On In Des Plaines Despite Warnings That It Has Been Violating Executive Order On COVID-19 Safety
• Parents Of Special Needs Students Voice Concerns Over Fall Schooling Plans
• Reward Reaches $4,000 And Counting For Information Leading To Arrest In Murder Of 9-Year-Old Janari Ricks
• Red-Hot Judge Powers Streaking Yankees Past Red Sox 9-7
• Couple Turns Former Dakota Co. Missile Site Into Their Home, Plan To Open Mediterranean Cooking School
• San Mateo 'Salon Alley' Business Owners Face Bleak Future With New County Shutdown
• Frustration Grows After Oak Cliff Church Says 'Back The Blue' Cruise Showed Up To Parking Lot Uninvited
• 'History Happened In This Stadium': Paterson Politicians Approve Development Project To Rebuild Historic Hinchliffe Stadium
• Parents In Community Action, Inc.
• Two Men Found Shot Dead In Vehicle On West Side
• Anticipated Crowd Of 250,000 At Annual Sturgis Rally Amid Rising COVID-19 Infections
• Released Inmates Describe Ordeal Inside San Quentin During Coronavirus Outbreak
• LASD Issues At-Risk Missing Alert For 80-Year-Old Bernice Vann Allen
• Man, Woman Hospitalized After SUV Hits Tree On Lake Shore Drive Near Museum Of Science And Industry
• VIDEO: Woman Hospitalized After Suspected Drunk Driver Plows Into Home
• Sen. Tammy Duckworth Says She'll Serve In Any Capacity That Helps Joe Biden Win White House
• Man Injured In Vacaville Shooting, Police Say
• Leon Fleisher, Renowned Pianist And Peabody Institute Instructor, Dies At 92
• Family Spokesperson Identifies 7-Year-Old Boy Shot In Head In West Philadelphia, Police Still Looking For 2 Shooters
• Lord & Taylor Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Research Yields New Roadmap for Treatment Options
• SpaceX Capsule, NASA Crew Make First Splashdown In 45 Years
• Jewish Community Remains Outraged Over Philadelphia NAACP President's Anti-Semitic Facebook Post
• Minneapolis Federal Bank Head Kashkari: Fear A Major Factor In Economic Decline
• 15-Year-Old Dies After Being Pulled From Merrimack River In NH
• Magic Build Big Lead, Stay On Roll In 132-116 Win Over Kings
• North Beach Neighbors Band Together to Boost Restaurants' Business With Volunteer Deliveries
• Gallo, Choo Homer As Rangers Avoid Sweep In San Francisco
• Police: 3 Arrested After Carjacking And Police Chase Were Boys, Ages 12 And 13
• Mandatory Evacuations Ordered For Fire Burning In Rural Area Of Colusa County
• Local Non-Profit Dreambuilders Is Making Desks For Howard County Students
• Local Church Meets Outdoors For First In-Person Service Since Social Distancing Orders Began
• Melrose Trading Post Flea Market Reopens With Tight Safety Guidelines
• Crash On Tri-State Tollway In Lake County Leaves 1 Person Dead, 3 Injured
• Tornado Touch Down Confirmed By Radar In Western Massachusetts
• Sites Fire Quickly Grows To More Than 500 Acres; Homes Evacuated; 'Dangerous Rate Of Spread'
• Wilford Brimley, 'Cocoon' And 'Natural' Actor, Dies At 85
• Two Juveniles Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Several People With Aerosol Spray In White Marsh
• City Officials: Fells Point Residents Should Move Cars, Prepare For Potential Tropical Storm Isaias Flooding
• Orioles Beat Rays 5-1 For First Series Sweep Since 2018
• Police Say Community Tips Led To Arrest Of Murder Suspect In Arlington
• After Encounter With Boyfriend Led To Administration Of Ketamine, Minneapolis Woman Accuses Hennepin Healthcare EMS And MPD Of Racism
• Laureano, Bassitt Lead A's Past Mariners 3-2
• Rangers Beat Giants 9-5, Avoid Sweep in San Francisco
• Rangers Avoid Sweep With 9-5 Win Over Giants
• 80-Year-Old Hagerstown Man With Dementia Missing, Police Say
• 4-Year-Old Girl Found Dead After Wandering Away From Danvers Home
• Beaver Cancels Extracurricular Activities For 3 Days After Student-Athlete Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Maryland Court of Appeals Chief Judge's Order Clarifies COVID-19 Health Measures In Courthouses, Judicial Branch Facilities
• Javy Báez's Single In 11th Gives Cubs Victory Over Pirates
• Pirates Lose To Cubs 2-1 In Extra Innings
• Woodland Man Driving With No License Plates Arrested After High Speed Chase
• California Becomes First State To Record Half A Million Coronavirus Cases
• Orange County Reports 558 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Chicago Smash Fall Short To New York Empire In World TeamTennis Finals
• 19,000 More Americans Could Die From COVID-19 In The Next 20 Days, CDC Composite Forecast Shows
• Steep Dropoffs, Silt & Plants Make Chatfield Reservoir Recovery Effort Difficult
• Volunteers Create Care Packages For Denver Homeless Women
• Forensics identify 500-year-old documents
• Inside Lalibela, the mysterious holy site
• The forged Christopher Columbus letters
• Growing pains for legal weed in California
• Rockies Close Series Against Padres With 'W'
• Uptown Business Hosts Mini Art Fair To Help Local Artists Hurting In Pandemic
• Attorney: Man Lost Job, Custody Battle Before Firing Shots Outside Cigar Store After Mask Dispute
• Los Angeles County Reports 1,476 New Coronavirus Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Brad Keselowski Wins At New Hampshire Motor Speedway
• Anne Arundel County To Hire Unemployed Residents As Part Of Operation COVID-19 Health Corps
• Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown Lead Celtics Past Trail Blazers In NBA Bubble Action
• SpaceX Capsule And NASA Crew Make 1st Splashdown In 45 Years
• Bad News All Around: Mets Drop 5th Straight, Cespedes Opts Out Of Rest Of 2020 Season
• 2 Dead After Crash Involving Wrong-Way Driver In Cedar Hill
• Lake Tahoe's Fluctuating Clarity Worse After Wet Winter
• Architect Changes Hospitals And Himself After Surviving Rare Cancer
• LeVert's Monster Second Half Powers Nets Over Wizards
• Body Of Niles Police Sergeant, Killed With 2 Other Officers In Texas Motorcycle Accident, To Be Flown Home
• Racial Justice Protests In The Long Term: How Is A Lasting Legacy Cemented?
• Family Offers $10K Reward In Search For Missing Hiker Saeed Emadi In El Dorado National Forest
• Philadelphia Flyers Coasts To 4-1 Win Over Boston Bruins To Open Up Round-Robin Play
• Bruins Lose To Flyers In First Real Game: What Does It Mean?
• Several US Companies Working From Home Until 2021 Or Longer
• Colorado Mobile Prosthetics Company Thrives During the Pandemic
• New Hampshire Announces 21 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 More Death
• Flyers Beat Bruins 4-1 In First Round Robin Game In Toronto
• Isaias Strengthens Slightly As It Pushes Toward The East Coast
• SpaceX Crew Dragon Astronauts Splash Down In Gulf Of Mexico After Historic Test Flight
• Madrigal Gets 4 First Big League Hits As White Sox Sweep Kansas City
• SpaceX Safely Returns To Earth Ending Historic Space Mission
• Garver, Twins Lean On Pen For 2-Hitter To Top Indians, 3-1
• Astronomers Capture 'Space Butterfly' From Thousands Of Light Years Away
• Patriots Place Sony Michel, Mohamed Sanu, Brandon King On PUP List
• These Companies Are Working From Home Until 2021-- Or Forever
• Upper Darby Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Stealing From Wawa Donation Jar
• El Paso Marks 1 Year Since Shooting At Walmart That Killed 23
• Maryland Man Who Fired Shots During Charles County Barricade In Custody, Police Say
• W. Va. Governor Jim Justice Extends Monongalia County Bar Shutdown Order
• SpaceX Crew Dragon astronauts splash down after historic test flight
• Dallas County Starts Week With 518 New COVID-19 Cases, 7 More Deaths
• Several Injured Overnight In Separate Baltimore Shootings
• Devin McCourty Takes Charge On Social Justice, Racial Equality In First Press Conference Of 2020 Season
• Denver Weather: Severe T-Storm Watch Issued For All Areas Along, Adjacent To I-25
• Massachusetts Reports 353 New Coronavirus Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Man Charged With Murder Of 7-Year-Old Brother In Haltom City
• Some Disagree With Mask Mandate At Windsor Youth Sports Facility
• Delaware State Police Investigating Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash In Smyrna
• Rosa Parks' Handwritten Letter About Martin Luther King Jr. Goes Up For Sale
• Man Rescued From Tractor Rollover Accident
• Cowboys FB Jamize Olawale Opts Out Of 2020 Season
• NYPD Investigating Spree Of Armed Robberies On Upper East Side
• Rockies Lose Oberg & Davis To Injuries: 'It's A Bummer'
• Five Hospitalized After Two Vehicles Crash, One Man Facing Charges After Jumping Into The Monongahela River
• Finnish prime minister marries longtime partner
• 3 Killed, 3 Others Hurt In Single Vehicle Rollover On I-225
• Welcome Back! SpaceX & NASA Make History With Sunday's Splashdown
• Thieves Steal U-Haul Truck Filled With Relocating East Bay Family's Belongings And Heirlooms
• AP Source: Marlins Get 2nd Straight Day Of No Positive Tests
• Butler Misses Heat Practice, Teammate Hints He's Isolating
• 'As Deep As It Gets': Death Cafe Offers Safe Space For Those With Questions About Mortality
• Indians' Francona Misses Game For Gastrointestinal Condition
• Reopenings: San Mateo County Shuts Down Indoor Sunday Church Services as COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Illinois Reports 1,467 New COVID-19 Cases; 14 Additional Deaths
• Minnesota Ends San Jose's Cinderella Run At MLS Tournament
• Aurora City Council To Approve New Police Chief On Monday
• Tracking Isaias: Isaias Moving Slowly North-Northwestward Just Offshore East-Central Florida Coast
• Man Sought In Connection With Alleged Abductions Of 2 Biological Kids
• Pennsylvania State Police: Car Sought After Construction Worker Struck, Killed On I-81
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 654 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 113,590
• Sheriff: 24-Year-Old St. Cloud Man Falls Off Tube, Drowns In Big Lake
• Help Improve The High Line Canal During Walk For The Canal Fundraiser
• Pittsburgh Pirates Acquire Tyler Bashlor From The Mets, Designate Robbie Erlin For Assignment
• Marines Call Off Search For 8 Missing After California Training Accident; All Presumed Dead
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 82 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing Countywide Total To 8,242
• Pittsburgh Steelers Place Jaylen Samuels And James Washington On COVID-19 List, Release 8 Players
• Gottlieb warns "It's going to be hard to keep the virus out"
• Tight End Matt LaCosse Becomes 8th Patriots Player To Opt Out Of 2020 Season
• Coronavirus In Indiana: 784 New COVID-19 Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Ben Roethlisberger Celebrates 1 Month Birthday For New Puppies
• Multistate Salmonella Outbreak Traced To Red Onions From Calif.
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on August 2, 2020
• 1 Injured After Driver Crashes Into State Patrol Squad Car In St. Paul
• Facing South Florida: The Race for Miami-Dade County Mayor
• Heat, Humidity Hit Delaware Valley Before Extra-Tropical Cyclone Isaias Impacts Region
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop As 900 More Cases Reported Sunday
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Investigation Underway After Coatesville Man Killed In Milford Crash, Delaware State Police Say
• Transcript: Neel Kashkari on "Face the Nation"
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 769 More COVID-19 Cases And 8 Deaths
• Transcript: Vanita Gupta on "Face the Nation"
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest 16-Year Old Suspect After Shots Were Fired On The North Shore
• Black Bear Euthanized After Attack On Man In Garage In North Jersey, State Says
• WATCH: Philadelphia Flyers Release Hype Video As Stanley Cup Quest Resumes Against Boston Bruins
• Transcript: James Clyburn on "Face the Nation"
• Marines Halt Search For 8 Missing Troops Off SoCal Coast; All Presumed Dead
• Coronavirus-At-A-Glance: Florida Has Lowest One-Day Increase In Last 14 Days
• Transcript: Mark Meadows on "Face the Nation"
• Tuukka Rask 'Unfit To Play' Versus Flyers; Jaroslav Halak Gets Start For Bruins
• State Patrol: Woman Dies After Driving Through Construction Zone, Falls Into Hole
• Police Looking For 5 Men Suspected In Armed Home Invasion, Robbery Against 72-Year-Old Woman In Bronx
• Children's Museum Of Pittsburgh And Former Employees At Odds Over Alleged Discriminatory Practices
• Woman Makes Friends With 4-Year-Old Girl Who Yelled 'Black Lives Matter' In Home Depot
• Rockies Bounce Back Against Padres With Freeland, Arenado & Story
• UIC Wraps Up Oral History Project On Former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley
• Philadelphia Phillies Report No New COVID-19 Cases For Third Straight Day
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Indoor Religious Services Shut Down In San Mateo; Harding Park Preps For Fan-Less PGA Championship
• College Football Reopening: Pac-12 Players Call For Possible COVID-19 Opt-Out Gains Momentum
• Biden has edge in North Carolina, race is tight in Georgia — CBS News poll
• Omar, Seeking 2nd Term, Is Targeted For Her Celebrity
• Connie Culp, First American To Receive Partial Face Transplant, Dies
• 'Death Penalty!': President Trump Again Weighs In On Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Decision
• The Book Report: Reviews from Washington Post critic Ron Charles (August 2)
• Jim Gaffigan on living in a time warp
• Airbnb Shuts Down Dozens Of New Jersey Properties After Large Parties
• The eyes have it: Celebrating a career celebrating CBS
• Champagne Industry Struggling As COVID-19 Pandemic Leads To Stream Of Canceled Events
• Popular Coastal Bridge Shutdown Over Safety Concerns
• Wilford Brimley, 'Cocoon' Star And Quaker Oats Pitchman, Has Died At Age 85
• Tanya Tucker, still out to change the world
• Project Home: Neighbors Angered As East Bay Homes Are Being Turned Into Treatment Centers
• The medical value of hugs
• Keller @ Large: Would Charlie Baker Roll Back Massachusetts' Coronavirus Reopening?
• 3 Homeless Men Arrested For Fighting With Knife And Sticks At East Village Park, Police Say
• PGA Championship Now Glory's 1st Shot, With No Fans Allowed
• The flavorful story of vanilla
• Linda Lavin: "I've worked more in these 2½ months than I have in 2½ years"
• Lowe's To Provide $100 Million In Bonuses To Employees Struggling During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Minnesota Advances To MLS Semis With 4-1 Win Over San Jose
• Isaias strengthens slightly as it pushes toward East Coast
• Maeda, Sano Power Twins Past Indians 3-0
• New Safety Report Creates List Of Best Used Cars For Teens
• For the birds: Illustrator David Allen Sibley
• Family Affair; Brothers Scott, Tyler Heineman Share Special Moment At Giants-Rangers Game
• Family Escapes As Fire Rips Through Home In Wilmington, Delaware
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy Day Before Scattered Storms Move In
• Surfers Take Advantage Of Deerfield Beach's Big Waves Caused By Tropical Storm Isaias
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After 4 Women Shot, 1 Stabbed Multiple Times In Kensington
• Bear Complaints Rise In New Hampshire During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Tensions Rise Between Two Groups At Black Lives Matter March In Delaware County
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/2 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• Police: Man Killed, Another Critically Wounded After Gunman Opens Fire During Illegal Drag Race In Port Richmond
• Eduardo Rodriguez To Miss Remainder Of Red Sox Season With Heart Inflammation From COVID-19
• Book excerpt: "Make Russia Great Again" by Christopher Buckley
• Book excerpt: "Begin Again," on James Baldwin's America
• Book excerpt: "Utopia Avenue" by David Mitchell
• Book excerpt: "Hamnet," a child of Shakespeare
• Tropical Storm Isaias Leaves Plenty Of Residents Across South Florida Without Power
• Pittsburgh Weather: Seasonable Air Moves In For The Week
• Penguins Lose 3-2 To Canadiens In Overtime, Trail 1-0 In Series
• Grandmother Returns Home After Four Month Long Battle With Coronavirus
• Pirates Give Up Three Home Runs, Fall 4-3 To Cubs
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/2 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from August 2, 2020

• Apple Fire in California's Riverside County continues to grow
• Inside Lalibela, the mysterious holy site visited by 200,000 Ethiopian Christians on their annual pilgrimage
• Rare, million-dollar copies of a letter written by Christopher Columbus replaced with fakes
• Marijuana in California: How the state's legalization of weed has not destroyed the black market
• The Emerald Triangle, the Columbus Letters, Built By Angels
• Opera breathes new life into Circus Maximus amid coronavirus pandemic
• Boeing to stop production of 747 jumbo jet in 2022
• Europe seeing COVID-19 cases rise as worldwide toll nears 18 million
• Tropical Storm Isaias hits Florida coast with high winds and dangerous surf
• Joe Biden still reviewing candidates for vice president
• White House and Democrats to resume negotiations on coronavirus relief bill
• CDC predicts up to 11,000 people will die every week this month from coronavirus
• SpaceX capsule brings 2 NASA astronauts back to Earth
• CBS Weekend News, August 2, 2020
• Marines call off search for 8 missing military members after training accident
• SpaceX capsule and NASA astronauts return to Earth in first splashdown since 1975
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: On-Site Opera
• Vanita Gupta says U.S. to "gear up" for surge in mail-in ballots this election
• North Carolina, Georgia both in play for Biden, Trump in November
• Scott Gottlieb: "It's going to be hard to keep the virus out" of schools
• Minneapolis Fed's Kashkari says "fear" a major factor to declining consumer activity
• Face The Nation: Kashkari, Gottlieb, Gupta, Salvanto
• Clyburn calls for long-term extension of unemployment, saying "this jerking people around" is "not the way we ought to be conducting ourselves"
• Meadows says he's "not optimistic" will be coronavirus deal in near term
• Total COVID-19 cases worldwide stand at over 17 million
• COVID-19 cases balloon across the country heading into August
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," August 2
• 8/2: Meadows, Clyburn, Kashkari
• Nature: Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Jim Gaffigan on living in a time warp
• George Schweitzer: Celebrating a career celebrating CBS
• Getting back to hugging
• The flavorful story of vanilla
• Bird illustrator David Allen Sibley
• The great broadband divide
• Linda Lavin on her character "Alice" as a model mom
• Vanilla, the spice of life