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Articles from August 9, 2020

• A's Top Astros, Win 9th Straight Following Bench-Clearing Brawl in 7th
• LA Police Union: 'Someone Else With A Clipboard,' Not Officers Should Enforce Coronavirus Gathering Restrictions
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: No Remote Learning Deal In Oakland; Beloved San Quentin Officer Dies Of COVID-19; Crowds Gather At Dolores Park
• State Health Department Director Sonia Angell Resigns, Reports Say
• Ruby Ibarra's World: Bay Area Rapper By Night; COVID-19 Researcher By Day
• Back To School: Still No Remote Learning Deal Between Teachers And Oakland District Officials
• 'Like A Rocket': Air Compressor Takes Flight, Lands In Home
• 'We Got This': Family Prepares For School Year Of Distance Learning
• 'We've Got This': Family Prepares For School Year Of Distance Learning
• PGA Championship: Warriors Star Steph Curry 'Photobombs' Collin Morikawa Post-Victory News Conference
• 75-Mile Long Shadow From Distant Storm Briefly Blocked Goodland's Sunrise Tuesday
• Community Mourns Death Of Beloved Griffith Park Carousel Co-Owner Julio Gosdinski
• Injured Elderly Couple Saved By Helicopter After Being Chased By Cow In Solano County
• Firefighters Gain Ground On Apple Fire In Riverside County
• 31-Year-Old Released From Hospital After Nearly 4 Months Of Battling Coronavirus
• Minnesota Weather: Sunday Storms Brought Big Hail To Metro
• Thousands Still Without Power Across Tri-State; Con Edison Makes Significant Progress In NYC, Westchester
• New Heat Wave Likely As Temperatures Soar Into 90's Again In Massachusetts
• Chicago Weather: Showers, Thunderstorms Pass Through; More On Monday Night
• California Coronavirus Cases At 554k, Firm Helps Enforce Mask Rule
• Shock Video: SUV Flies Off Southern State Parkway, 6 Injured
• White Sox Fall To Cleveland After 10 Innings, Rain Delay
• Ian Happ Will Be In Lineup For Cubs On Consistent Basis
• Some Not Pleased As Access Is Cut Off Near Montrose Beach After Mayor Lightfoot Took To Twitter To Scold Group That Gathered On Lawn
• Baltimore Artists Showcase Work With Outdoor 'Pop-Up Exhibition Gallery'
• Schumer, Cuomo Blast President Trump's Bypass Of Stalled Coronavirus Stimulus Negotiations
• Pilsen Neighbors Demand End To Violence After Stray Bullets Narrowly Miss Mother, Children
• Living Room Sports: Former Cowboys, Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer
• Maryland Court Orders New Trial In Federal Hill Bartender Alex Wroblewski Jr.'s Murder Case
• Sykesville Community Celebrates World War II Veteran Turning 100 With Drive-By Parade
• College Students Faced With Tough Decision Of Whether Or Not To Return To Campus In The Fall
• Cal Golf Alum Collin Morikawa Wins PGA Championship
• Driver Rushed To Hospital After Crashing Into Funeral Parlor In Wheeling
• Cal Fire Crews Battle Blaze Burning West of Morgan Hill
• Pastor Holds Indoor Worship In Defiance Of Court Order, Warns Congregants They May Be Cited Too
• Chaos Erupts In Englewood After Officers Shoot Suspect Who Police Say Fired At Them
• Parents, Teachers, Students Prep For Unprecedented First Day Of 'Stay At Home' School
• How A Minnesota Farmer's Experiment With Sunflowers Led To A Thriving Microwave Popcorn Brand
• Two 11-Year-Old Boys Grazed By Bullets In Violent Weekend In Philadelphia
• At Least 35 Shot, 3 Killed So Far In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago
• 'It's Very Crazy, Scary': Robber Shot By Minneapolis Smoke Shop Employee
• Sixers Lose Joel Embiid To Injury, Can't Contain Damian Lillard In Loss To Trail Blazers
• Police Searching For Suspect Vehicle In Road Rage Shooting On I-95 Near Arbutus
• AC Transit 'Tempo' Rapid Bus System Opens to Riders
• Protesters Demand University Of Pennsylvania, Drexel Dissolve Private Police Departments
• Jogger Spots Black Bear In St. Paul Near University Of St. Thomas Campus
• San Quentin Prison Guard Battling COVID-19 Dies in San Jose Hospital
• Police: 23-Year-Old Texas Officer Killed In Crash Caused By Wrong-Way Driver
• Flu Shots Will Be Required at All UC Campuses by November
• 103-Year-Old Woman Gets First Tattoo To Cross It Off Her Bucket List
• Unarmed Civilian Teams To Hit Minneapolis Streets To Help Prevent Violence, Engage Community
• Wildlife Rescues Urge People To Clean Up Fishing Lines As More Animals Get Tangled
• US Tops 5 Million Coronavirus Cases, With Five States Making Up More Than 40% Of Tally
• 7-Year-Old Girl Found After Going Missing In Koreatown
• States Would Be On Hook For Billions Under Trump's Unemployment Plan
• 9 People Injured In Park Shooting In Denver
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Pedro Arias Dies From Complications of COVID-19
• Livery Cab Drivers In Brooklyn On High Alert Following Robbery Spree
• Sacramento County Closes Discovery Park After Learning Of Stephon Clark Event
• Collin Morikawa Stuns Golf's Stars With Historic PGA Championship Victory
• Grays Ferry Triple Shooting Leaves 31-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded, 11-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized: Police
• Off-Duty Dallas Officer Shot During Robbery Near Fort Worth Stockyards
• 3 Shot Overnight At Arden-Arcade Area Airbnb Party
• Gordon Hayward Scores 31 As Celtics Edge Magic 122-119 In OT
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Sentenced In Sacramento Dies From Apparent Coronavirus-Complications
• Capitals Beat Bruins To Earn East 3 Seed, Face Isles Next
• Mitch Moreland 2 HRs, Walk-Off Shot Sends Red Sox Over Toronto 5-3
• One Person Taken To Hospital Following Shooting In Highland Park
• Woman Dies After Being Hit By Car On Mass. Pike In Hopkinton
• Gov. Carney Gets Firsthand Look At Widespread Damage From Storms As Thousands Of Delawareans Still Without Power
• Maryland's Tax-Free Week Runs Sunday Through August 15
• Glider Plane Crashes Into Lake Winnipesaukee, Off-Duty Stoneham Police Officer Helps Rescue Man
• Man Pointed Gun At Officer, Led Chase In Stockton
• Trash Pickup To Resume In Upper Darby On Monday After Coronavirus Scare
• Police Arrest Suspect In Lincoln Avenue Shooting
• Spencer Howard's Big League Debut Spoiled By Braves, Phillies Swept In Sunday Doubleheader
• Carroll Hardy, 2-Sport Star And Minnesota Twins Vet, Dies At 87
• Mon Incline Out Of Service Due To Maintenance Issue
• Gas Leak At IKEA Warehouse In Perryville Isolated, No Injuries
• Orange County Reports 565 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• 5 Men Shot, Woman Stabbed At Large Brockton Outdoor House Party
• Royals Pull Off 3-Game Sweep Of Twins In 4-2 Win
• Joel Embiid Leaves Philadelphia 76ers' Game Against Portland Trail Blazers With Ankle Injury
• Blackhawk School District Postpones Middle And High School Sports After Athlete Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Astros, A's Clear Benches, Empty Seats; Oakland Wins 9th Straight
• Sparks Beat Lynx 97-81 In Seimone Augustus' 1st Game Against Former Team
• 25-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In East Mount Airy, Police Say
• Baltimore City Professional Counselor Pleads Guilty To Felony Medicaid Fraud
• Colorado Pilots & Mask-Packed Planes Deliver Relief For Airports
• Pollock, Betts Launch 3-Run Homers, Dodgers Beat Giants 6-2
• One Person Detained In Homewood Shooting
• Blackmon Hits For 13 Games, Rockies Lose 5-3 To Mariners
• With Two 3-Run Dingers, Dodgers Club Giants 6-2
• Father of Michael Brown Jr. attends Breonna Taylor protest
• Suspended Sacramento Priest Excommunicated From Roman Catholic Church
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Reports New Low COVID-19 Positivity Rate
• Unruly Large Crowds At Wissahickon Park Lead To Neighbors Demanding Increased Police Presence In Area
• Remembering Jerry Garcia
• Man Suffers Extensive Burns When Personal Watercraft Backfires In Cedar Lake, Indiana
• Paxton Dominant For 6 Innings, Then Falls Apart; Yankees Lose For 5th Time In Last 7 Games
• Sheriff: Man, 19, Saved From Drowning At Waite Park's Quarry Park
• Delta Bans Over 100 People From Flying For Refusing To Wear Masks On Flights
• Raising baby pandas in captivity
• Chanel Miller reads her entire victim impact statement
• Saving the giant panda from extinction
• Chanel Miller meets the men who stopped her assault
• Mets Top Marlins, Thanks To DeGrom, Rookie Gimenez
• Chanel Miller: The full "60 Minutes" report
• Los Angeles County Reports 1,789 New Coronavirus Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Rangers Sweep Angels After 7-3 Win Sunday
• Fort Worth Opening 4 More COVID-19 Testing Sites This Week
• Multiple Sharks Spotted Off Truro, Wellfleet Beaches
• 3 Arrested After Pro-Police Group Clashes With Counter Protesters In Fort Collins
• Ninth CDCR Staff Member Dies Of COVID-19; Was San Quentin Employee
• Mets Beat Marlins 4-2 Behind DeGrom, Rookie Giménez
• Church holds indoor services amid pandemic, defying court order
• Man Arrested For Murder In Terrell After Week-Long Search
• One Person Flown To Hospital Following Motorcycle Accident
• Eddy Louis Changes Manslaughter Plea To Guilty In Toddler Son's Drowning Death
• Additional Law Enforcement Officers To Be Deployed Throughout Trenton To Combat Uptick In Violent Crime
• Suspect Sought After Running Away From Deadly Crash In Dallas, Police Say
• Pirates-Cardinals Series Scheduled This Week Postponed
• Code Orange Air Quality Action Day Again Issued For Most Of Southwestern Pennsylvania
• Strasburg Hit Hard In Debut, O's-Nats Suspended
• Exercise, Eat Right, Get Good Sleep: Top 3 Ways To Prevent Some Diseases
• New Hampshire Announces 14 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing State Total To 6,831
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 760 New Cases Of Coronavirus, Bringing Total To 118,852
• Skateboarder Killed In Crash Involving Metro Bus In East LA
• Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions Expands To Hundreds Of People Sickened In 43 States
• 1 Dead, Another Injured in Early-Morning East Oakland Shooting
• Pirates Swept By Tigers, Lose 2-1 On Sunday
• NYPD: Man Suspected Of Robbing Bronx Cab Driver Held Razor Blade To Victim's Neck
• 36-Year-Old Man Killed In Morrisania Shooting, Police Investigating
• NBA Fines Warriors Star Draymond Green $50,000 For Devin Booker TV Comments
• In DC, City Of Gridlock, Tarp Stymies Nationals Ground Crew During Game Against Orioles
• DC Shooting Leaves Teen Dead, Some 20 Injured During Large Outdoor Party
• Minnesota Authorities Search For Man Feared To Have Drowned
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's Conflicting Coronavirus Tests Raises Backlash
• US Surpasses 5 Million COVID-19 Cases, Texas Among 5 States That Make Up More Than 40% Of Tally
• Gov. Pritzker, Experts Emphasize Importance Of Mask Rule Enforcement During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Woman Found Shot To Death In Pickup Truck In Dallas
• Riot declared in Portland after police union building set on fire
• Piper Plane Overturns On Runaway At Rostraver Airport
• Massachusetts Reports 286 New Coronavirus Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Man Shot At Ramada Inn In Hammond, Indiana
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Slight Shower Risk Sunday Night, More Sun, Humidity On Monday
• Best Selling Author Alyssa Rapp Releases New Book 'Hacks For The New World' With Routine Tips For Living In A Pandemic
• 3 Texas Parks And Wildlife Employees Killed In Helicopter Crash
• Grace And Peace Church Helps 400 Families Every Week Through Its Food Pantry
• Dallas County Sees Uptick In New COVID-19 Cases Sunday With 843 Reported
• Report: Nonstop Pittsburgh To London Flights Won't Return Until October At The Earliest
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Phillip Evans To Miss Rest Of Season Due To Fractured Jaw And Concussion
• The Space Force Has A New Recruit: A Wild Mustang
• Indiana Announces 1,048 New COVID-19 Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Officials: 2 Philadelphia Police Officers, Another Person Injured In Sunday Morning Crash
• Doncic Gets 17th Triple-Double, Mavs Top Bucks 136-132 In OT
• Faith Group Calls For Firings & 'Immediate Change' Within Aurora Police Department
• Pennsylvania Quickly Recovering From Unemployment Claims Filed During The Coronavirus Pandemic, Study Finds
• Bruins To Face Hurricanes In First Round Of Stanley Cup Playoffs
• Bruins Lose To Capitals, Finish Round-Robin Play Without Any Wins
• El Paso County Sheep Tests Positive For Rabies After Coyote Attack
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,382 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 Deaths
• Authorities: Gunfire Leaves Two 18-Year-Old Men Dead In New Jersey Capital City
• Connecticut Gov. Lamont Pushing For In-Person Schooling To Avoid 'A Lost Year'
• Evacuations Ordered For Pine Gulch Fire, Now 7% Contained
• Colorado Athlete Madison Kenyon Joins Fight For Ban On Transgender Athletes In Idaho
• VIDEO: San Mateo Police Seek Public's Help; Release Surveillance Video Of Sexual Assault Suspect
• Researchers Test Different Types Of Face Coverings To Track Germ Spread During Normal Conversations
• Mets Pitcher Michael Wacha Goes On IL With Right Shoulder Inflammation
• Connecticut governor pushes for in-person classes to avoid "a lost year"
• Simon Cowell Injures Back While Testing Electric Bicycle
• Large RV Catches Fire On Interstate 70
• San Francisco Firefighter Injured Battling 2-Alarm Hayes Valley Blaze
• Nearly 11,000 Inmates Hit By COVID-19
• Aurora Police Investigate Man Shot, Killed Near Jasper Circle
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 61 New Coronavirus Cases, Raising Countywide Total To 8,857
• Former Colts Receiver Chester Rogers Signs With Dolphins
• City Police Investigating Saturday Night Shooting In Southeast Baltimore
• Bellingham Man's Body Found In Maine River After Report Of Unoccupied Sailboat
• Sheriff: 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Douglas Co. Crash
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on August 9, 2020
• 2 Hospitalized After Chain Reaction Crash In Brighton Park
• Gottlieb says U.S. could reach 300,000 COVID deaths by end of the year
• Wadsworth Boulevard Reopened In Arvada Following Crash
• Woman, 11-Year-Old Injured In Downtown Fort Lauderdale Shooting
• Ohio Governor Warns People Against Seeing Coronavirus Tests As Unreliable After He Received A False Positive
• Police: 25-Year-Old Man Recovering After Being Shot In Broad Daylight In Northern Liberties
• Chicago Photographer Barry Butler Releases New Book, 'Chicago, A City Above All'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 806 More COVID-19 Cases And 9 Deaths
• O'Brien promises "severe consequences" for foreign election meddling
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance 8-9-20; Florida Cases Increase 6,229
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• New Hampshire Hospitals Losing Millions, Bracing For Cuts Due To Coronavirus
• U.S. Coronavirus Cases Top 5 Million As Pandemic Rages On
• Transcript: Charles Evans on "Face the Nation"
• Philadelphia Weather: Temps To Reach 90s This Week As Sunshine Returns To Region
• Transcript: Quinton Lucas on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Governor Ned Lamont on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Robert O'Brien on "Face the Nation"
• Native Mascots Still A Sticking Point For High School Sports In Massachusetts And Beyond
• 15-Year-Old Girl Shot Near Englewood's Periwinkle Playlot Park
• Suspect Arrested After Slamming SUV Through Security Gate At Santa Clara County Jail
• Rockies' Pitchers Get Beer Shower After 1-Hitter Against Mariners
• Yankees Place Giancarlo Stanton On 10-Day IL With Hamstring Strain
• Hospitality Union Stepping Up To Help Hotel Worker's Family After They Say He Lost Battle With COVID
• Keller @ Large: Mass. AFL-CIO President Says Coronavirus Job Loss 'More Than We've Ever Seen In Our Lifetime'
• PGA Championship: Three-Peat? Confident Brooks Koepka Has Work To Do To Claim 3rd Straight Title
• Cardinal Dolan Pens Joint Appeal To Congress For Financial Aid With Future Of Catholic Schools In Doubt Nationwide
• Reopening: 'Disappointing' Behavior At Jam-Packed Dolores Park In San Francisco's Mission District
• Reopenings: Study To Help Shape San Jose's COVID-19 Response To Aid Immigrants
• NASA drops "insensitive" nicknames for cosmic objects
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Gov. Ron DeSantis
• Ohio governor tests negative for coronavirus a second time
• CBS3 Pet Project: How Stress, Separation Anxiety & Boredom May Be Causing Your Cat To Avoid The Litter Box
• A Police Dog Found A Missing Mom And Her Baby During Its First Shift On The Force
• Denver Weather: Smoky With Record Highs Likely, Ozone Alert For Poor Air Quality
• A historical reckoning for the global slave trade
• U.S. coronavirus cases top 5 million as pandemic rages on
• Soler's 2 Homers Helps To Power Royals To 9-6 Win Over Twins
• James Taylor on how memories feed his memoir and music
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Up, 900+ More Cases As Total Surpasses 95K
• One photographer's intimate view of the presidency
• 15-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Thrown From Vehicle In Crash On Eisenhower Expressway
• Jim Gaffigan on acquiring a green thumb
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In St. Croix Falls Officer-Involved Shooting
• Dr. Jill Biden on family, teaching, loss and levity
• Kennywood Guest Hospitalized After 'Non-Ride Related Medical Incident'
• RV life booms during the pandemic
• Man Accused Of Robbing, Groping Woman On Brooklyn M Train
• Pop art, by bubble wrap artist Bradley Hart
• Higher education during a pandemic: Giving it the old college try
• Minneapolis Police Investigating After Overnight Shooting Leaves 1 Dead
• Chicago Weather: Hot, Humid Sunday With Storms On The Way
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/9 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• Fire Crews Battle Flames At Strawberry Mansion Home
• Hong Kong fires back at "shameless" U.S. sanctions
• Trump signs measures to boost economic aid but could face challenges
• Hasbro removing Trolls doll after complaints
• Crews Salvage Family-Owned Steel Fabrication Company In Shaler Township
• 18-Year-Old Shot Three Times In East Frankford, Police Say
• Philadelphia Police Car Struck By Gunfire As Block Party Disperses In Summerdale
• Pittsburgh Weather: Turning Up Heat For The Week, Much Needed Rain On The Way
• Pac-12 Player Group 'Disappointed' After Commissioner Call
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Mask-less Crowds Gather At SF Dolores Park; Golf Pro Misses Fans At PGA Championship; Chinatown Business Woes Deepen
• University Of Pittsburgh To Begin Randomly Testing Students For Coronavirus
• Code Orange Air Quality Action Day Issued For Southwestern Pennsylvania
• At Least 1 Person Injured In Parkway East Motorcycle Accident
• Sunday's Show Info (8/9/20)
• Indiana Pa. Man Charged In Shooting At Taco Bell Near IUP Campus
• Sewickley Bridge Reopens To Traffic Ahead Of Schedule
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/9 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from August 9, 2020

• Giant Pandas: How China and the U.S. are saving the iconic bear from extinction
• Chanel Miller: The full 60 Minutes report on the author and sexual assault survivor
• Know My Name, Giant Panda
• Michael Brown's father attends Breonna Taylor protest in Kentucky
• Biden leads Trump in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, CBS News poll shows
• Trump signs coronavirus executive orders, but legal challenges may loom
• Biden leads in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania due to COVID concerns
• From 2009: Jill Biden, second lady of the land
• Chicago Fed chief Charles Evans says additional coronavirus relief package is "incredibly important"
• Gottlieb says U.S. could reach 300,000 COVID deaths by end of the year
• Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont pushing for in-person schooling to avoid "a lost year"
• Schools weigh safety over return to "normal" as fall term begins
• Face The Nation: Lamont, Gottlieb, Evans
• Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas warns of layoffs if cities don't get federal aid
• National security adviser warns of "severe consequences" for foreign election interference
• Eviction crisis looms as COVID-19's next catastrophe
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," August 9
• 8/9: O'Brien, Lucas, Lamont, Gottlieb, Evans, Salvanto
• Nature: Beluga whales
• Britain examines its slave-trade past
• Sunday Journal: Aftermath of Beirut blast
• James Taylor looks back
• An unprecedented lens on the White House
• Jim Gaffigan goes green
• The story behind an iconic Betty Ford photo
• Dr. Jill Biden on family, teaching, loss and levity
• Driven! The rise of RVs
• Learning curve: Higher education during COVID
• Oil spill prompts environmental state of emergency in Mauritius