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• PGA Championship: Dustin Johnson Rides Red-Hot Putter To Third-Round Lead
• State Resolves Issue With Computer System That Tracks Coronavirus Cases
• 'Just Trying To Survive': Tracy Casino Reopens Outdoors
• 6 People Hurt In Boat Explosion At Horsetooth Reservoir
• $25,000 Offered In FBI, Army Investigation Of Dismembered Army Paratrooper Enrique Roman-Martinez
• Los Angeles County Reports 2,645 New Coronavirus Cases, 51 Additional Deaths
• 'They Feel Like Human Pinballs': Salons Willing To Defy Order To Reopen
• Slater Homers Twice As Giants Down Kershaw, Dodgers 5-4
• UC System Requires Flu Shots For All Students, Staff By November 1
• Experts Say US Isn't Doing Enough To Contain Virus As Nation Nears 5 Million Cases
• Police: Kidnapping Suspect, Victim Out Of San Antonio Found In Fort Worth After Chase
• Ramsey County Begins Free COVID-19 Testing
• New England Patriots Turn Out In Roxbury To Get Out The Vote
• WATCH: Humpback Whale Gives Boaters Eye-Popping Performance
• Mets Hit 3 HRs, End Makeshift Marlins' 6-Game Win Streak
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Takes To Twitter To Scold Large Crowd At Montrose Beach; 'It's Called A Pandemic, People'
• 6 People, Including Pregnant Woman, Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting: Police
• Even Without Bud Billiken Parade, Back To School Celebrations Go On This Weekend, Just Smaller And Socially Distanced
• 2 Women In Their 70s Among Those Injured In Triple Shooting In South Baltimore, Police Say
• San Francisco Chinatown Business Woes Deepen as Pandemic Persists
• Police: One Person Killed In Motorcycle Accident In Southwest Baltimore
• 'This Year Was Important' | COVID-19 Pandemic Highlights Importance Of Farmers Markets, Local Vendors Say
• Protesters Gather In Copley Square After Beirut Explosion
• 5 Blue Jays Pitchers Combine On 4-Hitter, Beat Red Sox 2-1
• Hundreds Of Trump Supporters March Through Beverly Hills For Planned Rally
• Kennedy, Markey Tour Massachusetts As Campaigning Heats Up Ahead Of Primary
• President Trump Signs Executive Order To Give Unemployed Americans Extra $400 Per Week
• Power Outages, Lingering Debris Cause Mounting Frustration Across Tri-State
• Oakland School Administrators Await Official Plans With School Set to Start Monday
• Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions Expands To Hundreds Of People Sickened In 43 States
• NWS Eastern Region: At Least 38 Tornadoes From Tropical Storm Isaias, 11 In Maryland
• Black Lives Matter Protester Turns Himself In To Police One Day After Six-Hour Standoff
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid Sunday, Storms Possible To Start Next Week
• Drive-Thru Backpack Giveaway Held In Harvard Heights To Assist Low-Income Households
• 2 New Pizzas Will Celebrate The Ravens 25th Season
• Trump Signs Limited Executive Orders On Economic Aid
• Sports Not The Cure For COVID Blues: Fans Disappointed By Pens And Pirates
• Department Of Transportation Adds More Roads To Baltimore's 'Slow Streets' Program
• Rally Commemorates 42nd Anniversary Of Armed Battle Between MOVE, Philadelphia Police
• Nonprofit Provides Hot Meals For Those In Need In Times Square
• MTV Video Music Awards Moving Performances From Barclays Center To Outdoor Venues
• Community Walks In Memory Of Plano Mother Who Was Killed While On Morning Jog
• Police: 1 Dead Following Minneapolis Stabbing
• 'Envision Englewood' Pop-Up Event Seeks To Bring Beauty And Healing To Known Hotspot For Violence
• Gary Police Officer On Leave After Man Arrested When He Filmed Police Detaining Woman At Gas Station
• 1 Dead After Shooting In East Baltimore Saturday Night, Police Say
• Texas woman convicted in husband's murder: "He wasn't supposed to die"
• Drive-Thru Dinosaur Adventure At Minnesota State Fairgrounds
• Nicolas Aubé-Kubel Scores Twice, Philadelphia Flyers Beat Tampa Bay Lightning To Earn Top Seed In Eastern Conference
• Speakers Were Required To Attend Keller ISD Board Meeting In Person, Now There's A Possible COVID-19 Exposure
• Man Stabbed To Death On Des Plaines River Trail In River Grove
• Report: Pirates-Cardinals Game Scheduled For Monday Canceled
• Gallo Homers In Rangers 2-0 Win Over Angels
• NYC Begins Stopping Drivers Entering City In Crackdown On Quarantine Enforcement
• Santander, O's Rough Up Nats Relievers, Rally For 5-3 Win
• Police: Man Critically Wounded After Being Shot 3 Times In Fairhill
• Toews, Blackhawks Into Playoffs For First Time Since 2017
• 'Like A Raging River': Aston Residents Say Flooding Became Worse After Township's Investment To Widen Retention Pond
• Non-Profit 'Another Life Saved' Distributes Groceries To Those In Need Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Summerfield Avenue Renamed In Honor Of Isaac Carrington; Baltimore Police Sgt. Injured In Shooting During Attempted Robbery In 2019
• Parolee Led Officers On Chase In Stolen Car In Vacaville; Vehicle Caught Fire
• Cole Just Misses 20th Reg-Season Win In Row, Yanks Split With Rays In 7-Inning Doubleheader
• Trump Signs Executive Actions After Stimulus Talks Break Down On Capitol Hill
• PGA Championship: Phil Mickelson Fizzles on Course, Flashes in Booth
• Authorities Continuing To Search For Missing Man Cameron Heath Bobo
• Man, 22, Shot And Killed In Vallejo Shopping Center
• Jericho Residents Say Plans To Turn Old Hotel Into Homeless Shelter Were Done In Secret: 'We Need The Transparency'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/8 Saturday Night Forecast
• 'Eliminate Violence In All Forms' | Ceasefire Weekend Organizers, Local Faith Leaders Hold Prayer Walk In West Baltimore
• Police Looking For Man Caught On Camera Suspected In Armed Robbery At Brooklyn Deli
• Man Wanted For Reckless Endangerment Opened Fire In Queens Neighborhood, Police Say
• Jake Arrieta 6 Scoreless Innings For 1st Win In More Than Year As Phillies Shut Out Braves
• Mid-American Conference Postpones All Fall Sports
• Police: 3 People Evaluated After Lightning Strikes Lakeville Park Shelter
• Semien Delivers Again Vs Astros; A's Win 8th In Row
• PGA Championship: Tiger Woods Faces Sunday Final Round Far From the Lead
• Tigers Hit 4 First Inning Home Runs, Pirates Lose 11-5
• Everett Will Require Masks In Public Spaces Beginning Monday
• Nuggets & Murray Top Jazz 134-132 In 2 OTs
• Woman Crashes Into Home After Being Shot In Stockton, Police Say
• Knights Knock Avs Into No. 2 Seed After Overtime Win
• Police: Man Suffers Broken Ribs, Cracked Tooth After Being Attacked On Subway At Union Street Station
• CSU Football Players Call Out 'False Allegations' Amid Racism Investigation
• 'He Just Unilaterally Cut Social Security' Massachusetts Politicians React To Trump's Executive Orders
• Semien Delivers Again and A's Win 8th Straight Against Astros
• Three Juveniles Arrested In Brazen Downtown Alameda Shooting
• Denver Firefighters Rush To Extinguish Fire At Apartment Complex
• Pine Gulch Fire Skyrockets To 20,000 Acres, Smoke Creeps Into Denver Metro Area
• Black, Hispanic Kids Impacted More Severely By Coronavirus, Research Shows
• Even With An Increased Demand During The Pandemic, Food Banks Finding Ways To Keep Up
• Trump Signs Executive Orders Extending Unemployment Benefits, Deferring Payroll Tax
• Over 2,000 Pot Plants Seized In Modesto Bust; 3 Arrested
• Charleston To Close City Street To Cars For Foot Traffic On Sunday
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Positive COVID-19 Cases Hit New Single-Day High
• Police: Suspect Flees After Altercation Leads To Deadly Shooting At SW Miami Gas Station
• School Nurses Throughout US, Including Texas, Describe Challenges Expected Due To COVID-19
• Indians Continue Dominant Pitching In 7-1 Victory Over White Sox
• Crews Tackle 7-Acre Brush Fire Burning Southeast of Sonoma
• Jaxon Edwin Social House, Ellicott City Bar Featured On Gordon Ramsey's '24 Hours To Hell And Back', Closes Due To COVID-19
• Trooper, New Bedford Man Injured In Seekonk Crash
• Haynes Park In Wilmington Heavily Damaged From Friday's Storms Residents Say Was Worse Than Isaias
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Again Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• California Eyes 11 Police Reforms After George Floyd's Death
• Dallas County Reports 540 New COVID-19 Cases, Tarrant County 779
• President Trump Signs Limited Executive Orders Related To Unemployment Relief
• Man Wanted In Connection To Violent Manhattan Robbery
• Anne Arundel County Police Investigating Shooting At Comfort Inn In Brooklyn
• Study Finds Not All Face Coverings Offer The Same Level Of Protection Against Spreading Coronavirus
• Kanye West's Nomination Papers Challenged In Wisconsin
• Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Holds 37th Free Testing Site For Philadelphians With Coronavirus Symptoms
• Boat Catches Fire At Burnham Harbor, One Person Injured
• Woman Transported To Pittsburgh Hospital After Fall At McConnells Mill State Park
• Trump Signs Executive Orders Related To Unemployment Relief
• PSEG Long Island Says Customers Could Be Without Power Until Monday
• Good Samaritan Drowns Trying to Save 3 Children in Kings River Near Fresno
• New Playground Open At Nelson Mandela Peace Park
• Appeals Court To Reconsider Epstein Victims Case
• Driver Charged With DUI After Crashing Into 2 CPD Squad Cars On Dan Ryan Expressway
• 21-Year-Old Woman Killed In Shooting In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Mosquito Spraying To Begin In Plymouth And Bristol Counties on Monday
• Philadelphia Sheriff's Office Partners With Local Community Groups To Ensure Families In Need Have Food
• Early Voting Begins In Florida As State Grapples With Coronavirus
• Crowds Of Bikers Gather At Sturgis Rally, With Little Signs Of COVID-19 Precautions
• About 30 People Displaced After Condominiums Catch Fire In Aurora
• Hope Community Church Offers $100 For Gun Turn In
• Beauty On The Block: Detroit's First Black-Owned Beauty Boutique Opens On Historic Avenue Of Fashion
• White Sox Slugger Eloy Jiménez Wants To Stay In Left Field; 'I Want To Be A Complete Player'
• Massachusetts Reports 320 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Pickup Crashes Through Wall Of Beauty Salon In Gary, Indiana
• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Possible Long-Term Effect Of COVID-19, Experts Say
• Milwaukee Police Chief Demoted After Multiple Incidents Of 'Failed Leadership,' Including Use Of Tear Gas At BLM Protests
• At North Texas Federal Prison, About 75% Of Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• 2 CPD Officers, 2 Civilians Hurt In Crash In Lawndale
• 'It's Astounding' | COVID-19 Can Be Spread Just By Talking, Researchers Say
• Demetrius Williams, Charged With Attempted Murder Of A Chicago Officer, To Appear In Court
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Daily Cases Surpass 2,000 Again, Illinois Reaches New Testing Milestone
• Three Shot, One Stabbed Overnight In Minneapolis
• West Virginia City Extends Outdoor Dining Permits Through The End Of 2020
• Police Search For Vehicle Involved In Hit-And-Run In St. Mary's County
• Woman Shot At 7-Eleven In Dallas After Argument With Suspect
• Red Cross Sheltering More Than 350 After Another Round Of Storms Hit Region
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Suspect In Early Morning Shooting
• Pittsburgh Police Detain Woman With Warrant For Her Arrest While Responding To Paintball Shooting Report
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports 8 New Coronavirus Cases Among Students, Staff And Faculty
• Sharon Police Arrest Suspect After Woman Dies Of Gunshot Wound
• Ed's Driveway: Dodge Durango SRT
• Gov. Abbott Extends Texas Disaster Declaration For COVID-19 Threat
• Video Shows Moments Before Beirut Explosion Tore Through A Pregnant Woman's Hospital Room
• 1,000+ Backpacks Handed Out As Part Of Educational Equity Mission
• Florida Property Insurers Seek Large Rate Hikes
• Kanye West Short 1,300 Signatures To Get On Illinois Ballot
• Baltimore County Police Investigating After A Woman Is Shot Saturday Morning In Woodlawn
• Armed Suspects Rob Palo Alto 7-Eleven; Police Release Surveillance Photos
• Brush Fire Prompted Pre-Evacuation Notices For Some Glenwood Springs Residents
• State Patrol: Driver Crashes And Dies While Fleeing From Burglary
• Satellite images show oil spill disaster unfolding in Mauritius
• Ben Simmons To Undergo Surgery To Remove Loose Body In Left Knee
• Thousands Gather For Prayer Ride For Missing Amish Woman 18-Year-Old Linda Stoltzfoos
• Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Red Onions Expands To New Jersey, Connecticut; Hundreds Sickened In 43 States
• Lawsuit Challenging Mail-In Ballots Filed Against County Executive Rich Fitzgerald And Pa. County Election Boards
• Philadelphia Ranked Among Top 50 Most Pet-Friendly Cities In United States
• Man Who Owned Illegal Massage Parlor Sentenced To 33 Years In Prison For Sex Trafficking
• Pitt Football Star Jaylen Twyman Opts Out Of 2020 Season To Declare For 2021 NFL Draft
• Thousands in Beirut protest in a "day of judgment" after blasts
• Truck Overturns On I-95 In Delaware, Causing Delays
• Southern California Parents Sue Gov. Newsom Over Restrictions On In-Person Schooling
• Man With Knife Pepper Sprayed, Shot After Lunging At Jersey City Police Officers, Authorities Say
• Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions Expands To Hundreds Of People Sickened In 43 States Including Pennsylvania
• 77-Year-Old Man Dies After Shooting At South Suburban Rehabilitation Center In Homewood
• Drivers Should Expect Construction Delays On I-70 Near Wadsworth Blvd.
• Revolution, MLS To Resume Regular Season After Florida Tournament
• 'Wear A Mask,' Coronavirus Can Be Spread By Just Talking, Researchers Say
• Over 250 quarantined in Georgia district after first week of school
• University Of Pittsburgh Will Randomly Test Incoming Students For Coronavirus
• "Heartbroken": MAC cancels fall football season over virus
• Free COVID-19 Testing Sites Open In Ramsey County For Weekends In August
• Indiana Announces 1,036 New COVID-19 Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Delaware State Police: Man Found Shot Dead Following Fight Outside Seaford Bar
• PGA Championship: Tour Pro Paul Casey Struggling With Golf In The COVID-19 Era
• Nurse loses leg after she ignored pain to care for COVID patients
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 924 Additional Cases And 8 Deaths, Total Positive Cases Breach 60K
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 813 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 118,092
• Salmonella Outbreak In Florida, 42 Other States Linked To Onions
• Hermosa Beach To Enforce Masks With Fines Ranging From $100 To $500
• Salmonella outbreak linked to onions expands to 43 states
• Nearly $1 Million Grant Designed To Shelter Colorado Human Trafficking Victims
• How the pandemic may be widening the gender pay gap
• Some Celestial Bodies' Names Disappear As NASA Drops Racially Charged Nicknames
• Rockies Win 6th Out Of 7 Games, Beat Mariners 8-4
• Teachers' Union: Baker 'Totally Wrong' To Suggest Kids Can't Learn To Read Remotely
• Ex-Green Berets get 20 years for plot to topple Venezuela leader
• City Of McKeesport Police Safely Locate Previously Missing, Endangered 41-Year-Old Kelly Lynn Sias
• 97,000 Children Test Positive For Coronavirus In Two Week Span, Report Says
• Investigation Underway After Man Is Found Dead In West Hollywood
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 87 New Coronavirus Cases, 9 More Hospitalizations
• Coronavirus-At-A-Glance 8-8-20; Florida Cases Increase 8,502
• AG: Police In South Jersey Shot And Killed Man After He Advanced With Broken Glass Bottle
• Vancouver Canucks Beat Minnesota Wild 5-4
• AG: Police Killed Man After He Advanced With Broken Bottle In Ventnor
• 2 Former Green Berets Sentenced To 20 Years In Failed Florida-Based Beach Attack In Venezuela
• New York Extends Some Relief For Renters Hit Hard By Pandemic
• Census Bureau Losing Door-To-Door Workers To Coronavirus Fears
• West Mifflin Man Donates Wreath To Fallen Officers Memorial After First Wreath Was Stuffed In A Trash Can By Vandals
• Haunting image of Beirut destruction shows clock frozen at 6:09
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 700+ Cases Reported, Hospitalizations Down Again
• COVID-19: Rental Assistance Program Launched For Hayward Tenants
• Colorado State pauses football after accusations of racism
• Reopenings: 'You Deserve Better'; State Health Officials Fixed Glitch That Backlogged COVID-19 Data
• Gas Prices Show Little Movement In New Jersey, Across Nation
• Colorado Weather: Continued Hot And Dry With Only A Few Afternoon Storms
• One Dead, Two Injured In Englewood Shooting
• COVID-19 Roundup: Rare Syndrome Strikes Hispanic, Black Children; State Death Toll Reaches 10,000; Small SF Gyms Fight For Survival
• Princeton University Announces All Undergraduate Classes Will Be Online During Fall Semester
• Survivors recount escaping plane crash: "I don't know how I made it"
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: August 8, 2020
• New Hampshire Woman Gets Second Face Transplant At Brigham And Women's Hospital
• 'The Show Will Go On!' YouTube Live Concert To Benefit Chicago Theaters
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/8 Saturday Afternoon Forecast
• 4 deaths linked to hand sanitizers in two states
• Chicago Weather: Hot And Humid Weekend Ahead
• Car Crashes Into Pole, Knocking Out Power For Entire Block In Cheltenham Township
• Utah cop fired for mishandling explicit images of college student
• 8 bodies recovered after Marine landing craft sinks off California
• Portion of Schuylkill Expressway Shut Down This Weekend
• Hey Ray! What Causes You To See A Mirage
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Streak Continues With Sunshine And Hot Temperatures
• Strong Storms Bring Tornado Warnings, Flooding And Thunderstorms To Delaware Valley
• Crews Battle Blaze At Beltzhoover House Fire
• Curry College Retiring Mascot, Changing Logo
• Pittsburgh Crime Levels Drop During First Half Of Year
• Greensburg-Salem Pushing Back Start Of School
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• Guy Fieri To Visit Kelly O's Diner In The Strip District
• Tigers Defeat Pirates 17-13 In 11 Innings Slugfest
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/8 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Surprising Marlins Win Again, Top Mets For 6th Straight
• Police-Involved Shooting Under Investigation In Jersey City
• Shahir Massoud vs. Wallace Wong - Fridge Wars
• Back and to the Future - Supernatural
• Charles Esten 3 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• Chris De'Sean Lee - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Teller Vs. Penn - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Stars & S.T.R.I.P.E Part Two - Stargirl
• Chapter 3: Greed - Tell Me A Story
• Etherea - The 100
• Bunny - Coroner
• A Killer Finale - Killer Camp
• Fool Us: The Home Game - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Crossbow Roulette and Magic Just for the Funovits - Masters Of Illusion
• The Blind Magician and Floating Off a Barstool - Masters of Illusion
• Celtics Crush Raptors 122-100, Keep 2 Seed Hopes Alive
• You Are What You Eat - Being Reuben
• New York, New York - Being Reuben

Videos from August 8, 2020

• Chacey Poynter: Witness to Murder
• Trump leaves press conference when pressed on Veteran's Choice misinformation
• Trump signs limited executive orders on unemployment
• London Calling: Looking north and "down under" for true pandemic leadership
• U.S. intelligence says Russia seeking to boost Trump's reelection bid
• Canned wine surges in popularity and shakes up the industry
• U.K.'s Windsor Castle gardens temporarily open to the public
• Olympic athletes get creative to stay in top form for 2021 games
• New book highlights the four "Recurring Crises" of U.S. democracy
• Southwest Airlines CEO says traffic needs to double to avoid layoffs in 2021
• How Black and Latina women suffer more from the gender pay gap
• Hiroshima survivor remembers nuclear blast, 75 years later
• U.S. engine plant employees claim workplace is rife with COVID-19 safety issues
• Beirut residents demand Lebanese government take responsibility after explosion
• Biden meets with Michigan's Gretchen Whitmer days before VP announcement
• Tracking the latest COVID-19 developments as the school year begins
• More than 338,000 U.S. children tested positive for coronavirus as of July, AAP finds
• July unemployment gains lag behind previous months' job growth
• Trump threatens executive action on pandemic stimulus amid shaky negotiations