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• Racist Rant Caught On Camera Against 3 Women At Dockweiler Beach, Hate Incident Filed With LAPD
• Rallies For Police Reform, Racial Equality Held Throughout LA Area
• Glider Makes Emergency Landing In Lake Tahoe
• Doctors Weigh In On How Coronavirus Precautions Impact Flu Season
• Reports Of Shots Fired At Participants In Pro-Trump Rally In Woodland Hills
• Some Sacramento County Hair Salons Prepare To Reopen Under New State Criteria
• Firefighter Injured In Modesto Warehouse Fire, Officials Say
• Northern California Wildfire Updates: Moc Fire Fully Contained, LNU And SCU Complexes Still Growing
• A Look Back At A Harrowing Week In Kenosha, Wisconsin
• Chicago Weather: Cool To Mild Sunday Night
• MBTA Adds More Bus Service In Boston Area Due To Rising Demand
• Chicago Police Officer, Teen Bond Over Skateboarding
• Firefighters Treated For Heat Exhaustion After Battling 5-Alarm Blaze In Port Chester
• Caught On Video: 'Red Paint' Vandal Targets Queens Home
• Parents Protest State's Student Flu Shot Requirement Outside Massachusetts State House
• Phillies' 5-Game Winning Streak Ends In Wild Slugfest With Braves
• Nuggets Force A Game 7, Defeat Jazz 119-107 In NBA Bubble
• LA County Business Owners Frustrated About Reopening Limitations As Other Counties Ease Restrictions
• Rain, Hard Work Help Keep Colorado Wildfires From Spreading Significantly
• MTV Makes Most Of Challenging Times, Puts On Socially Distant Video Music Awards All Over New York City
• Boy, 15, Critically Injured In Woodlawn Shooting
• Talking Points: Sen. Smith's Poll Numbers Against Former U.S. Congressman Jason Lewis
• Temporary Order Issued Against Longmont Business Amid Mask Dispute
• Experts Call For Independent Commission Separate From FDA To Review Coronavirus Vaccines
• Mural Of Elijah McClain Replaced At Epic Brewing
• Man Dies After Tubing Behind Boat In Maine Lake
• Sunday Marks One Week Since Jacob Blake Was Shot By Kenosha Police; Wisconsin Gov. Evers Urges President Trump To Reconsider Visit
• State Leaders Look Forward After Deputy Fired For Social Media Posts Related To Fatal Shootings At Kenosha, Wisconsin Protest
• Colorado Avalanche Fall Into Deep 3-1 Hole Against Dallas Stars
• 'Drive For Justice' Motorcade Protests Against Racial Injustices
• Residents Of 'Gnometown' Take Up Permanent Residence In Dawson, Minnesota
• Living Room Sports: Cowboys Hall Of Fame Safety Cliff Harris
• University Of Pittsburgh Students Finding Ways To Socialize While Staying Socially Distant
• Nelson Scores Twice, Islanders Edge Flyers For 3-1 Series Lead
• Flyers Pushed To Brink Of Elimination With 3-2 Loss To Islanders In Game 4
• Demonstrators Gather In Roxbury To Protest Shooting Of Jacob Blake
• Divers Search For Man In Water At Monroe Harbor Who Is Believed To Be Dead
• Temple University Suspends In-Person Classes For 2 Weeks Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• California Senate OKs State Reviews For Police Shootings
• California Senate Votes to Require State Review of All Deadly Police Shootings
• Team Designs 'The Love Lot' On Hollins Street For Businesses
• Breonna Taylor's Family Helps Dedicate Mural In Annapolis
• Early Morning Stabbing At Essex Bar Leaves Man Dead, Suspect Injured
• Taurasi, Diggins-Smith Help Mercury Hold Off Lynx, 83-79
• Anti-Police Slogans Spray-painted On Mural Of Slain Philadelphia Police Sgt. Robert Wilson III
• Hundreds March Through Downtown Minneapolis Protesting Jacob Blake's Shooting
• 'She Changed My Life': Denver Hit-And-Run Survivor Thanks Suspect
• 23-Year-Old Man Shot In Leg In North Baltimore
• Police Report Deadly Shooting On Lowry Avenue In North Minneapolis
• Harford County Public Schools Don't Have Enough Laptops For Online Classes, Superintendent Says
• 3 Women Stabbed, 1 Fatally In North Baltimore
• Stars Take 3-1 Series Lead Over Avalanche With 5-4 Win
• Several Trees Catch Fire In Compton Alleyway Overnight
• Lingering Smoke Prompts Bay Area Spare the Air Alert Through Tuesday
• Jon Rahm Makes The Biggest Putt To Win A Thriller At BMW
• Beyond the Beach: California Coastal Cleanup Expands Statewide Through September
• Rep. Dean Phillips Reports Break-In At Minnetonka Campaign Office
• Hernández's Single Gives Blue Jays 5-4 Win Over Orioles
• Girls Selling Bracelets To Help Those Struggling After Unrest Have Raised $130,000
• Israeli Firefighters Arrive In California To Assist In Wildfire Battles
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers Requests Trump Reconsider Planned Visit To Kenosha
• Small Plane Forced To Make Emergency Landing Near Rostraver Airport
• Sanchez's Pinch-Hit Grand Slam Powers Yankees To Doubleheader Sweep Of Mets
• Mother Demands Justice For Slain Son As Group Calls For Program To Protect Gun Crime Witnesses
• Protest Held After Vacaville Prisons Aren't Evacuated During LNU Complex Fires
• 1 Dead, 2 Hurt In Brooklyn Park Shootings
• Los Angeles County Reports Continuing Decline Of Coronavirus Hospitalizations
• Brookhaven Fire Department Apologizes After Photo Surfaces Of Truck Displaying Confederate Flag
• Medina Alert Canceled: Denver Police Find Vehicle In 3-Vehicle Crash
• Giants Beat Diamondbacks 4-1 to Win First Road Series
• Dalbec Homers For First Big League Hit, Red Sox Top Nats 9-5
• Damage Seen In Tarrant County From Saturday Storms, High Winds
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Trying To Rape Woman On Upper East Side Subway Platform
• Burning Man 2020 Goes All-In On Virtual Reality With 'Multiverse'
• Union Claims NYPD Has Abandoned Bodegas; Meeting Planned With Commissioner Shea
• Johns Hopkins Experts Share Coping Skills For Those In Mental Distress Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Robert Hits 3-Run HR In 10th, White Sox Beat Royals
• Striving To Improve Relationship With City's Youth, NYPD Holds Basketball Tournament In Manhattan
• Giants Beat Diamondbacks 4-1 To Win First Road Series
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured After Wrong-Way Driver Becomes Airborne In 3-Vehicle Crash Near SMF
• Survivors of Mengele's twin experiments
• A Holocaust survivor's motivation for recording memories
• Two mass shootings, two Red Flag law opinions
• Local All-Star Competitive Cheerleading Program Opens New Gym In Strip District
• Speaking with Holocaust survivors who've died
• A standoff over Red Flag gun laws in Colorado
• Lopsided Loss: Rockies Fall To Padres 13-2
• Plane Crash In Central Texas Kills 3, Injures 1
• Non-stop protests keep pressure on Belarus' president to resign
• SUNY Oneonta Campus To Shut Down For 2 Weeks After Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• Tallahassee PD: Man Brandished Gun At Black Lives Matter Protesters In Self-Defense
• Demonstrators March From Aurora To Denver In The Name Of Racial Justice
• Miami-Dade Restaurants & Patrons Can't Wait For Ban On Indoor Dining To Be Lifted
• Three Men Charged In Home Invasions In Wheaton And Lombard, Shooting Of Homeowner
• Piano Performance Honors Healthcare Workers At UPMC Shadyside
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 2,735 New Cases & 14 Deaths
• Pittsburgh Public School Teachers Say Current Supply Problems Could Have Been Prevented
• Dr. Birx Praises Minnesota's Comprehensive COVID-19 Testing At Nursing Homes
• Two Chicago Police Officers, One Suspect Shot In Homan Square Neighborhood
• Manhunt Continues For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Critically Wounded 4-Year-Old Boy In Tacony 2 Weeks Ago
• Leonard Leads Clippers Past Doncic, Mavs To Reach 2nd Round
• Arvada Center Expands 'Amplify' Series To Include Black Women
• Dalbec Homers For First Big League Hit, Red Sox Top Nats 9-5
• Man Dies After Being Shot While Driving In South Sacramento
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Generally Clear Skies Overnight, City Temps In Low 60s
• Police: Knife-Wielding Suspect Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting In Anaheim
• Low-Income Housing Community Gets Geriatric Medicine Clinic On Site
• Suspect Arrested In Lino Lakes Homicide
• Polanco And Bell Homer In Pirates 5-1 Victory Over Brewers
• A's Announce Positive Coronavirus Test, Astros Game Postponed
• Colon, Rectal Cancer Cases Are Going Up Among People Younger Than 50, Researchers Say
• Yurts Considered For Outdoor Dining In Breckenridge During COVID-19
• Police Shoot, Kill Florida Man Who Fired At Officers Serving Arrest Warrant
• Schwarber Homers Twice As Cubs Pound Reds
• Sonoma County Deputies Arrest Alleged Arsonist Who Admitted 'Having a Bad Day'
• Joe Biden To Deliver Remarks In Southwestern Pennsylvania On Monday
• Bobby Dalbec Makes MLB Debut, Hits First Career Homer In Second At-Bat For Red Sox
• 19-Year-Old Injured In Shooting In Deep Ellum; 6th Person Shot In Area This Weekend
• 4 People Shot In Zion, Including 8-Year-Old Boy
• Adames Hits Grand Slam, Surging Rays Beat Marlins For Sweep
• Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot Multiple Times In Nicetown-Tioga: Police
• Here Are Some Planet-Friendly Activities That Are Good For Your Body And Are Pandemic Possible
• Celtics A Confident Bunch After Game 1 Blowout Against Raptors, But Know Series Is Far From Over
• Explore, Raise Money For High Line Canal, One Of Denver Metro Area's Great Natural Resources
• Endangered 'Pierre The Penguin' Loves To Watch A Show About Penguins
• I-70 Through Glenwood Canyon Reopened After Crash
• Baltimore Police Investigating After Man Shot In Shoulder Saturday Night
• Cubs Acquire 1B/OF José Martínez In Trade With Tampa Bay Rays
• Sheriff: 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Long Prairie Shooting
• City Of Pittsburgh Continuing Food Distribution During Pittsburgh Public Schools Delay
• Pitching-Desperate Braves Acquire LH Milone From Orioles
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Providing Grab And Go Meals For First Nine Weeks Of School
• 2 Boys, Ages 7 And 9, Killed After Ejected From Vehicle In Juniata Park Crash
• Enhanced Security In Place For Sunday Mass At Cathedral Basilica Of Saints Peter And Paul Following Attack Of Lector
• Colorado Rockies Acquire Right-Hander Mychal Givens From Orioles
• Universal Orlando To Cut Over 800 Hotel Jobs
• Tigers Finish Sweep Of Twins With 3-2 Win Sunday
• Hundreds Of Bicyclists Ride In Denver To Continue Protest Against Police Brutality
• Notices Sent To W. Va. Families Of Babies Being Born Exposed To Drugs
• Woman Hit, Killed By Suspected Drunk Driver While Helping Broken Down Vehicle On Highway In Dallas
• Heat, Bucks Set To Open Eastern Conference Semifinal Series
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 174 New Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• LNU Lightning Complex: 375,000 Acres Burned, 56 Percent Contained
• 1 Shot And Killed As Trump Supporters And Protesters Clash In Portland, Oregon
• No Contest: Celtics Beat Raptors 112-94 In Game 1
• Dallas County Adds 360 More COVID-19 Cases Sunday, 1 Death
• City Spending Roughly 12 Times More Now On Landslide Repairs Than When Mayor Peduto Took Office
• Diamond Bar Family Outraged After Finding Noose Hanging In Tree Near Home
• University Of Pittsburgh Offers List Of 'Socially Engaged, Physically Distant' Activities For Students
• SCU Lightning Complex: Containment at 55 Percent; 378,000 Acres Burned
• Man Suspected Of Slashing 68-Year-Old Subway Rider In Brooklyn, Police Say
• Deer Lakes School District To Start School Year With Multiple Learning Plans, Offer Grab And Go Meals For Students
• Activists Question Boulder Police Response To Squatting Call
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 99 New Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• 4 Seriously Burned In Fire Pit Explosion In Hamptons
• Kayaker Finds Body In The Monongahela River
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Wide Receiver DeAndre Thompkins, Release Cornerback Alexander Myres
• Mets Place Pitchers Betances, Matz On Injured List
• 'They Didn't Deserve This': Family Of Teen Brothers Damian & Dillon Wikoff Killed In Shooting Want Justice
• CZU Lightning Complex: Nearly 1,200 Structures Destroyed, Containment At 35%
• Skyline Boulevard In Daly City To Be Named After Filipina Activist Alice Bulos
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 670 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 133,504
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Report 1,992 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Man Fatally Shot Inside Bedroom Of Rochester, NH Apartment
• Police: Man Shot To Death In North Philadelphia Following Large Street Party
• Democrats To Choose Candidates In 4 Massachusetts Congressional Races
• Police Seek Public's Help In Locating 71-Year-Old Woman With Dementia
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on August 30, 2020
• Second Steamship Authority Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• NYPD: Man Riding Moped Suspected In Pattern Of Assaults On Women In Brooklyn
• Global Internet Outages Made Unemployment Compensation Websites Inaccessible For Hours, Intermittent Issues Still Expected After Systems Restored
• Indiana Announces 880 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Jerry Falwell Jr.'s Fatal Sin Wasn't Hypocrisy, It Was Hubris
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 2 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 75,000
• A Husband And Wife In Ecuador Are The World's Oldest Married Couple
• Transcript: James Brown on "Face the Nation"
• Denver Chicano Groups Protest Police Brutality, Racism & Park Name
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Woodward Firefighters Encounter Fire Whirl While Battling Marin County Wildfire
• U Of M Issues Safety Advisory After Robbery Near Campus
• Police Officer Shot Responding To Potential Domestic Violence Incident In Orange County
• Red Sox Trade Mitch Moreland To San Diego Padres
• Transcript: Benjamin Crump on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Val Demings on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Daniel Cameron on "Face the Nation"
• City Police Investigating Overnight Fatal Crash In South Baltimore
• Facing South Florida: Immigration Advocate Reacts To RNC
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With State Sen. Joe Gruters
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez
• Police: 1 Injured In Saturday Night Brooklyn Park Shooting
• Oakland A's Have Positive COVID-19 Test, Postpone Sunday Game Against Astros
• Car Parade In Tustin Honors Breast Cancer Survivors Ahead Of Susan G. Komen Virtual Walk
• San Jose City Hall Vandalism Suspect May Be Linked To Incident At Mayor's Home On Night Of Protests
• At Least 11 Shot In Another Wave Of Weekend Overnight Gun Violence, NYPD Says
• Keller @ Large: Joe Kennedy Says Ed Markey Has Been On 'Wrong Side' Of Racial Justice Issues
• Pilot In Fatal Pembroke Park Plane Crash Identified As Joaquin Ricalde Magaña
• Pechanga Banning Certain Types Of Face Coverings In Effort To Keep Customers Safe
• Villanova University Confirms 15 Positive Cases Of COVID-19, The Villanovan Reports
• Female Driver Flees On Foot After Crashing Car Into Guardrail On 5 Freeway In Burbank
• PAWS Chicago Rescues 10 Dogs, 15 Cats From Louisiana Shelters After Hurricane Laura
• Jaguars Agree To Trade Pro Bowl Edge Rusher Yannick Ngakoue To Vikings For Draft Picks, Per Report
• Search Underway After Man Is Killed In Car-To-Car Shooting On I-405
• The "underrated" Stephen Curry
• Coronavirus In Maryland: State Positivity Rate, Hospitalizations Down As Nearly 500 New COVID-19 Cases Reported Sunday
• Pittsburgh Penguins Name Evgeni Malkin As Team MVP Of 2019-2020 Season
• John Lewis and the power of our vote
• Investigation Underway After North Chicago Officer Discharges Firearm During Traffic Stop; No One Injured
• CenturyLink: All Services Restored After Significant Internet Outage
• Olivia Newton-John on finding joy in a life with cancer
• Police: Gun Battle In North Philadelphia Ends With 1 Dead, 1 Critically Injured
• A world of corn, from farm to table
• DHS chief faults Portland leaders for "lawlessness and chaos"
• Chicago Weather: Cool And Comfortable Weather Continues
• Now showing: The return of the drive-in
• Minneapolis Police: 1 Dead In Overnight Shooting
• Studying the creativity and intelligence of the octopus
• Search Continues For Missing 6-Year-Old Boy On Mississippi River In Mpls.
• Art of history: Preserving African American dioramas
• Great-Grandmother Beats Coronavirus After Five Months In Hospital And Rehab
• Fire Engulfs Imperial Zinc Building In Chicago's Pullman Neighborhood
• Transcript: Chad Wolf on "Face the Nation"
• Passage: Remembering Chadwick Boseman
• The use of "less-lethal" force by law enforcement
• Cheers At Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketplace Closing For Good Sunday
• PPE Gear Distributed To Pittsburgh Healthcare Workers In Preparation For Potential Fall Wave Of Coronavirus
• New York Weather Headlines: Temps Top Out In 70s, Comfortably Breezy, No Humidity!
• Book excerpt: "Piranesi" by Susanna Clarke
• Book excerpt: "Transcendent Kingdom" by Yaa Gyasi
• Book excerpt: "Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents"
• Book excerpt: "Homeland Elegies" by Ayad Akhtar
• The Book Report: Reviews from Washington Post critic Ron Charles (August 30)
• Portland mayor says deadly shooting could be a "flashpoint"
• Trump tours damage from Hurricane Laura in Texas and Louisiana
• Intelligence director to stop in-person briefings to Congress
• SpaceX calls off one launch, succeeds with another
• Suspected Kenosha protest shooter faces homicide charges
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry, Comfortable End To The Weekend Before More Rain Arrives
• "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman has died at 43
• U.S. Marshals say they found 39 missing children in 2-week operation
• Start Of Classes Delayed For Pittsburgh Public Schools After District Runs Out Of Devices For All Students
• Local Girl Scout Creates Joke Book As Part Of Gold Award Project
• Sunday's Show Info (8/30/20)
• Trading Cards, Comic Books Seeing Resurgence During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Bishop Edward Malesic To Hold Farewell Mass
• Pirates Fall 7-6 In Walk-Off Loss To Brewers
• Ed Markey and Joe Kennedy Campaign For Senate Support In Final Hours
• Uniontown Area School District To Participate In Fall Sports
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/30 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from August 30, 2020

• Holocaust survivors will be able to share their stories after death thanks to a new project
• A standoff over Red Flag gun laws
• Red Flag, Talking to the Past
• Aesha Ash breaks barriers at School of American Ballet in New York City
• New protocols for students riding school buses during coronavirus pandemic
• Protests keep pressure on Belarus President Lukashenko to resign
• Michigan pays tribute to coronavirus victims
• Thousands homeless after Hurricane Laura as COVID-19 concerns grow
• Trump blasts mayor of Portland, Oregon, over protests
• Portland protests turn deadly as National Guard heads to Kenosha, Wisconsin
• CBS Weekend News, August 30th, 2020
• Portland mayor says to Trump: "It's you who have created the hate and division"
• Colon cancer: Understanding the disease that killed "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman
• Trump to visit Kenosha, Wisconsin, amid protests over police shooting of Jacob Blake
• Sports world comes together to fight racial injustice
• Gottlieb says "full approval" of coronavirus vaccine for general population unlikely before 2021
• Lawyer for family of Jacob Blake says they haven't been contacted about meeting Trump
• Face The Nation: Cameron, Crump, Gottlieb, Brown
• Kentucky AG says he has "critical" ballistics report about Breonna Taylor's death
• Demings says Trump "not capable" of calming protests
• Wolf faults Portland leaders for "lawlessness and chaos" after 1 killed in clashes
• Protests and racial tensions flare nationwide amid pandemic
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," August 30
• 8/30: Wolf, Demings, Cameron
• Nature: Ladybugs
• John Lewis and the power of our vote
• Sunday Profile: Olivia Newton-John
• Taste of Summer: Corn
• Now showing: The return of the drive-in
• Untangling the mysteries of the octopus
• Just The Facts: Hurricane Laura
• Preserving dioramas of African American history
• The police use of less-lethal force
• The Book Report: Reviews by Washington Post critic Ron Charles