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Articles from September 5, 2020

• Stockton Man Makes Recovery After Battle With Coronavirus
• Santa Monica Mountain Trails Closed Through Labor Day Weekend After Hiker Dies
• California ISO Declares Stage 2 Emergency, Announces Possible Outages As Extreme Heat Spreads Statewide
• Community Calls For Justice In Fire Which Killed Senegalese Family
• 'All-Time Records' Possible As Heat Wave Hits SoCal This Labor Day Weekend
• Giants Spoil Bumgarner's Return To SF, Beat Diamondbacks 4-3
• El Dorado Fire In Yucaipa Quickly Grows, Spurs Evacuations
• Lafayette Woman Killed In Concord Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Creek Fire Traps Campers In Sierra National Forest
• Islanders Beat Flyers In Game 7, Advance To Eastern Conference Finals For First Time In 27 Years
• Lugo Lifts Mets Over Phillies; Harper Erupts After Ejection
• Stewart Hits 2 HRs To Help Orioles Beat Cole And Yankees
• Suspect Shot In Officer-Involved Shooting In Rancho Cordova
• Anne Arundel County Police Release Surveillance Photo Of Suspect Accused Of Stealing Vehicle With Infant, Toddler Inside
• University Of Maryland Wraps Up First Week Of Classes With 0.3% COVID-19 Positivity Rate
• At Least 8 Facing Riot Charges After Allegedly Smashing Storefronts In NYC
• Man Killed In Quadruple Shooting In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Suspect Armed With Knives Caught On Camera Robbing Bronx Cell Phone Stores, NYPD Says
• Cubs Get Swept In Doubleheader Against Cards
• California ISO Lifts Stage 2 Emergency Saturday As Heat, Energy Demand Is High
• Buxton Beats Out Infield Single In 9th; Twins Top Tigers 4-3
• Thousands protest at Kentucky Derby over Breonna Taylor killing
• Wind-Driven Fire Destroys 4 Apartment Buildings In Stone Park
• Beach Goers Rely On Masks, Social Distancing To Celebrate Labor Day Weekend
• Celtics Show An Unacceptable Lack Of Effort In Game 4 Loss To Raptors
• Former West Baltimore Home Of Jazz Icon Cab Calloway Demolished
• After Rides, California Law Could Target Food, Grocery Delivery Services Next
• Jacob Blake, Man Shot By Police In Kenosha, Offers Message Of Encouragement From Hospital Bed
• Loved Ones Gather For Vigil For 1-Year-Old Zykier Young
• Students, Artists, Musicians Hold Peaceful Rally For BLM In Copley Square
• New York Attorney General Moves To Empanel Grand Jury In Daniel Prude Death Investigation
• Mother, Three Children Dead After Kensington House Fire: Officials
• BWI Reports Highest Passenger Traffic In Nearly 6 Months
• Stewart Hits 2 HRs To Help Orioles Beat Cole And Yankees 6-1
• Former boxer marked for murder fakes death in undercover sting
• Demonstrators Call On City, State Leaders To End Evictions In Minneapolis Parks
• Trace McSorely Survives Ravens Cuts, Which Offered No Surprises
• Coastside Cities Choose Opposite Approaches to Holiday Beach Access
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch In Southern Parts Of State Threaten Large Hail
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man Stabbed To Death In South Baltimore
• Phillies Star Bryce Harper Ejected Arguing Fair-Foul Call In 5-1 Loss To Mets
• Abreu Extends Hitting Streak, White Sox Beat Royals
• Philadelphia Flyers Shut Out By Thomas Greiss, East Finals-Bound New York Islanders In Game 7
• Baltimore City Looking For Volunteers To Help With Recycling, Trash Pickup
• Multiple People, Including Activist Dominique Alexander, Detained After Incident At Rally In Downtown Dallas
• Portable Generators Fly Off Bay Area Store Shelves With Continuing Threat of Rolling Blackouts
• Video Games Help Children Improve Literacy, Communication And Mental Well-Being, Survey Finds
• Smoking Ban Reinstated Inside Atlantic City Casinos Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Sacramento To Consider Pulling Money From Police And Fire Budgets
• Brooklyn Borough President Calls On New York State, City To Sue FEMA Over Funding Cuts
• 10 Ways To Conquer Adult Nightmares And Get Better Sleep
• Raptors Hand Celtics 100-93 Loss In Game 4, Tie Series 2-2
• Send A Birthday Card To The Oldest Living WWII Veteran In The US As He Turns 111
• Ahead Of Ravens 25th Anniversary Season, Here Is A Look Back At Some Of The Best Moments In Team History
• Confrontation Between Defund The Police And Pro-Trump Demonstrators Occurs In Lodi
• Former New Hampshire Governor Stephen Merrill Has Died
• California ISO Declares Stage 2 Power Emergency for Northern California
• New Video Shows American River Water Rescue Near Auburn
• Authentic's Upset Win at Kentucky Derby Overshadowed by Virus, Racial Unrest
• Protesters Once Again Gather And March Through Downtown Pittsburgh
• Mpls. Mayor Frey Marched Alongside Mothers Against Community Gun Violence
• Gov. Hogan Declares Saturdays In September 'Buy Maryland Seafood Days'
• Man's Body Found Along Sacramento River Near I Street Bridge
• Construction Begins On New, 'Super' Rec Center In Cherry Hill
• Chicago Weather: A Few Strong Storms May Be Coming Sunday Morning
• Laureano Homers and A's Get Back on Track to Beat Padres
• Fells Point Merchants Announce First Saturdays Sidewalk Sales
• Police Seek To Identify Looting Suspects Caught On Camera At Ulta Beauty On Michigan Avenue, Mr. Submarine On Wells Street
• Ohio Governor Allows Up To 6,000 Fans At Two Cleveland Browns And Cincinnati Bengals Games This Season
• Two 6-Year-Olds, Woman Struck In Hit-And-Run In Northeast Baltimore, Police Say
• W. Va Seeks More Than $700 Million In Federal Funding For Broadband Investments
• Minnesotans Take Precaution Labor Day Weekend As State Leaders Fear Rising COVID-19 Numbers
• Beaver County Man Sentenced To Nearly 5 Years In Prison For Bank Robbery
• Laureano Homers As A's Get Back On Track To Beat Padres 8-4
• 'We're Still Here As A Community': Brooklyn Businesses Keep Traditions On Display While West Indian-American Day Celebrations Go Virtual
• New Jersey Woman Who Survived Spanish Flu, COVID-19 Celebrates 108th Birthday
• Fire Activity Increases At Cameron Peak Fire In Larimer County
• New York Attorney General To Empanel Grand Jury To Investigate Death Of Chicago Man, Daniel Prude, In Rochester
• Sever's 2020 Fall Festival
• Protesters March To LASD Station Following Shooting Death Of Dijon Kizzee
• New York Weather: Clear Skies Tonight, Sunday Looking Good!
• Several Boats Sink During Trump Parade On Texas Lake
• Chicago Police Host Community Resource Fair In Humboldt Park
• Sacramento City Unified Moving Forward With Distance Learning Plan Without Teachers Association Agreement
• LOCATED: Marquise Williams, 14, Last Seen In West Garfield Park, May Need Medical Attention
• As First Day Of Remote School Approaches, Staffers At Morgan Park High School Give Students Computers
• Garland Police Searching For Missing 11-Year-Old Karen Morales
• Authentic wins 2020 Kentucky Derby
• Nearly 50 New COVID-19 Cases Reported At CU Boulder In 1 Day
• Stretch Of 75th Street In Chatham Transformed Into Community Boardwalk
• Boaters Hold Parade For Police, Veterans At Jersey Shore
• Activists Say Black And Brown Chicagoans Are Being Ignored In Cannabis Dispensary Licensing
• Marysville Man Accused Of Assaulting, Stabbing Girlfriend In Olivehurst
• American Airlines Arena Won't Serve As Voting Site In November
• Fire Destroys Nearly 2 Dozen Cars At Villa Park Used Car Lot
• Dallas County Reports 398 COVID-19 Cases Saturday; 195 Came From State's 'Flawed' System, Judge Says
• 43 million Americans are baking under record temperatures
• NanoScope Allows Orthopedic Surgeons To Treat Patients Without Anesthesia
• Demands For Attention To Gun Violence In Wake Of June Shooting That Killed Amaria Jones, 13
• Local Unions Continue 'Weekend Of Service' By Renovating Renzie Park In McKeesport
• Activists Call For Manhattan DA To Charge Driver Who Plowed Through Black Lives Matter Protesters In Times Square
• Vandals Cut Wires, Damage Compressor On Community Fridge In South Philadelphia, Founder Says
• Group Launches 60 Days Of Protests Against Trump Administration Before Election Day
• 18-Month-Old Hit By Car In Kingston
• 'We Only Lasted A Week': Some Temple University Students Move Out Of Dorm Rooms After COVID-19 Outbreak
• Chicago Police Fatally Shoot Man Armed With Knife Who Lunged At Officers In Vittum Park
• Funeral Held For Sgt. Elder Fernandes In Brockton
• Nationwide Protests Enter Fourth Month
• Labor Day Weekend Kicks Off With Packed Beaches, Rules In Place
• Police Investigate Opa-locka Shooting, Search For Suspect
• Police & SWAT Situation Closes Bryn Mawr Road In Hill District
• Santa Cruz County Correctional Officer Arrested, Suspected of Sexual Relationship With Inmate
• Orioles OF Santander Likely Out For Year With Oblique Strain
• Alex Smith Makes Washington Roster 22 Months Since Breaking Leg
• Boston Police To Add Counselors Under New Budget Proposal
• Penguins Re-Sign Defenseman Juuso Riikola To Two-Year Deal
• Cowboys Finalize 53-Man Roster With 16 Cuts On Saturday
• Mom Who Lost Own Child To Battle With Cancer Determined To Win The War
• Steelers Make Cuts, Get To 53-Man Roster
• COVID-19 Infection Rate Below 1% In New York State For 29th Straight Day, Officials Say
• #FinishStrong - Virtual Boston Marathon Begins Saturday
• Denver International Airport Expecting Less Than Half Of Passenger Traffic For Holiday Weekend
• Report: Phipps Conservatory Says Membership Information May Have Been Exposed In Hack
• Illinois Announces 2,806 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 Deaths, 61,936 Tests Reported Back
• Police: Man Arrested For Breaking Into Medford Home After Woman Hears Him Smash Window
• Live! Casino Looking To Hire More Than 500 Employees
• Prince George's County Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Report: Patriots Releasing Kickers Justin Rohrwasser And Nick Folk
• Sidney Jones, Rasul Douglas Among Philadelphia Eagles' Cuts To Reach 53-Man-Roster
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Delays Three Executions Amidst Drug Shortage
• Colorado State Patrol: Driver Collides With Officer On Interstate 25
• Cancer Survivor Will Rappel A Denver Skyscraper To Raise Money For Cancer Research
• Towson Branch Of Baltimore County Public Library Resumes Curbside Service
• Bay Area Hero Pilot 'Sully' Sullenberger Blasts Trump Over Alleged Veteran Remarks
• Massachusetts Reports 416 New Coronavirus Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Democratic State Lawmakers Discuss Ways To Help Restaurant Industry
• California Removed From Pennsylvania's Coronavirus Travel Advisory List
• Iron Streak, Golden Memory: Ripken Embraces 2,131st Game
• Police Warn Businesses After Armed Robbery, Attempted Robbery At Northwest Side Pharmacies
• Three Types Of Dog Food Sold Nationwide Recalled Over Potentially High Levels Of Poisonous Mold By-Product
• Biden transition team includes top aides and former VP prospects
• 2 Arrested For Murder After Denton Man Found Dead In Oklahoma
• India's coronavirus cases top 4 million
• Pedestrian Seriously Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash In Randallstown
• 1 Dead In Single-Vehicle Crash On I-30 In Dallas
• Labor Day Weekend Travel To Colorado Mountains Could Top Pre-Pandemic Numbers
• Pittsburgh Police Motorcycle Officer Injured In Accident
• Japan braces for Super Typhoon Haishen
• 11 students dismissed from Northeastern for violating COVID policies
• MnDOT Closes Highway 100 On Holiday Weekend
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Man Accused Of Hitting Two Bicyclist, Pedestrian In Baltimore City
• Candlelight Vigil To Be Held For 1-Year-Old Killed In Shootout
• Cam Newton Shares Excitement For Deshaun Watson's Big-Money Deal With Texans
• Bay Area Spare The Air Alerts Extended Through Labor Day; Poor Air Quality Enters 3rd Straight Week
• Kamala Harris' Visit To Wisconsin Will Be In Person, After Weeks Of Campaigning Virtually
• Rockfall Work To Close Lane Of Independence Pass After Holiday Weekend
• Harris won't say if she would take a COVID-19 vaccine
• Nisswa City Council Requests Mayor's Resignation After He Attempts To Record Traffic Stop, Calls Officers As Bad As 'Dinks Down In Minneapolis'
• Coronavirus model projects U.S. deaths will top 400,000 by end of year
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Ambulance In East San Jose
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms Possible Sunday, Including Damaging Winds And Hail
• Multiple Rounds Fired In Car-To-Car Shooting Downtown That Results In Crash
• Gas Prices Tick Up In New Jersey, Down Across Nation As Whole
• 1 Rescued After Fire Breaks Out At Martinez Aquatic Center
• In-Person Court Proceedings Will Slowly Resume In New Hampshire
• Police: Arrest Made After 54-Year-Old Man Stabbed To Death In Mantua
• Heat To Tempt Thousands To Beaches But Fauci Warns: 'We Don't Want To See A Surge' In COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Distribute More Than 2,800 Devices To Families This Weekend
• Heat Wave: Progress Made On LNU, SCU, CZU Fires Ahead Of Soaring Temps
• Investigation Underway After Multiple Injuries Reported Following Crash On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• N.Y. attorney general to empanel grand jury in Daniel Prude case
• Larimer County Sheriff's Deputies Arrest 1 Man In Deadly Shooting
• 5 Arrests, 14 ATVs & 2 Dirt Bikes Impounded In Miami Beach
• Suspect In Road Rage Stabbing In Delaware Faces Felonies, State Police Say
• Indiana Reports 1,085 New COVID-19 Cases, 11 New Deaths
• Americans Can Send A Birthday Card To Oldest Living WWII Veteran In The US As He Turns 111
• Tattoo Ink May Leave Its Mark In Detection Of Cancer, Study Finds
• Patriots Release Running Back Lamar Miller
• BART Construction: No Trains Between Bay Fair, South Hayward Over Labor Day Weekend
• Massachusetts Records Nearly $2B In Tax Revenue In August
• 16-Year-Old Girl Shot While Riding In Car On Near West Side
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 924 Cases Of COVID-19, 4 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 Inmate Death Toll Tops 100 In Florida
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 963 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Statewide Total To 138,625
• COVID-19 Forces FSU To Postpone Homecoming Until Spring
• 147 COVID-19 cases and 3 deaths now linked to Maine wedding
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs 10 Bills Into Law
• Consumer Advocates Say Labor Day Sales Mean Definite Bargains, But Black Friday Remains Supreme
• Boston Bars That Have Closed Because Of The Coronavirus Pandemic
• San Quentin Inmate Emon Barnes To Be Released After 19 Years Amid New Questions About Conviction
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: 3,656 New Florida Cases Reported, 60 Deaths
• Kennywood Expects Labor Day Weekend To Be The Busiest Of The Season
• Palm Beach County Poised For Second Phase Of Reopening
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No New Coronavirus Deaths, 68 New Cases
• 4-Year-Old And 18-Year-Old Shot In Gresham Neighborhood
• Heat Wave: Pacifica Businesses Seek Support Amid Labor Day Beach Closures Over COVID-19
• 27 arrested as Portland protests reach 100 consecutive days
• Father Of 16-Year-Old Accused Of Cyber Attacks On Miami-Dade Schools: 'It's A Game To Show His Friends'
• West St. Paul Woman Dead After Overnight Shooting
• Peters Lake Park Reopens; Personal Belongings Discovered In Unattended Kayak Found In Middle Of Peters Lake
• Schools in Japan are back in session amid coronavirus pandemic
• 25-Year-Old Man Shot To Death Over Apparent Parking Dispute In Queens
• Bay Area Braces For Holiday Weekend Heat Wave, Call For Power Conservation
• Many Bay Area Beaches Shut Down for Labor Day Weekend
• Research increasingly points to a retreat of working moms from labor force
• Rochester Police Use Tear Gas To Disperse Protesters Against Death Of Daniel Prude
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop, State Surpasses 111K Confirmed Cases
• Mike's Mix: The Sour From Equal Parts Cocktail Company
• Encore Boston Harbor Threatens Legal Action Against Guests Who Fail To Pay Fines
• 'He's Just A Horrible Person': Fred Rogers' Widow Criticizes President Donald Trump
• Three Types Of Dog Foods Sold Nationwide Recalled Over High Levels Of Mold By-Product
• Police: Woman Killed, 2 Men Injured In Triple Shooting In Southwest Baltimore
• Officials warn of COVID-19 risks as Labor Day weekend gets underway
• New York Weather: A Super Saturday; Bright Skies, Warm Temps, Low Humidity For Labor Day Weekend
• Survey: 72% Of Americans Did Not Take Vacation This Summer
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: September 5, 2020
• Many Americans Plan To Spend Labor Day Weekend Working, Survey Finds
• COVID-19 Reopening Roundup: Santa Cruz Closes Out Summer Season In Pandemic Doldrums; Many Beaches Shut Down For Holiday Weekend
• 1 Person Hospitalized After Early Morning Fire In Kensington
• North Philadelphia Crash Leaves 2 People Injured, Police Say
• 'It's Genocide': Demonstrators Flood Center City To Protest Shooting Of Jacob Blake, Police Brutality
• Investigation Underway After Three People Found Dead In West Philadelphia Apartment
• Crews Battle House Fire In Braddock
• Bethlehem Police Chief Retires Following Reposting Of Offensive Facebook Post
• Hey Ray! Using Red Skies To Predict The Weather In 'The Olden Days'
• Pittsburgh Weather: Beautiful Labor Day Weekend Ahead
• Pittsburgh Police Officer Captured On Camera Doing A Good Deed
• One Person Injured, Dog Killed In Salt Lick Twp. Trailer Fire
• Uniontown Shooting Leaves One Person Dead
• City Of Pittsburgh HAZMAT Team Training With New Tool To Identify Substances
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• Ambulance Involved In Hit-And-Run Accident In Murrysville, One Crew Member Taken To Emergency Room
• 2nd West Virginia County Goes 'Red' On State Coronavirus Map
• Pirates Get To Bauer, Earn Doubleheader Split With Reds
• New York Weather: CBS2's Labor Day Weekend Forecast
• Nadia G. Vs. Rodney Bowers - Fridge Wars
• The Heroes' Journey - Supernatural
• Penn & Teller: Try This at Home
• Penn & Teller: Try This At Home Too
• Big Nose - Dead Pixels
• Betrothal - Dead Pixels
• Chapter 7: Betrayal - Tell Me A Story
• Blood Giant - The 100
• Fifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania Puts Evictions On Hold Through End Of Year
• Yankees' 19-Game Winning Streak Against Orioles Ends With Loss In Game 2
• Confetti Heart - Coroner
• Bermuda Triangle - Mysteries Decoded
• Teller Talks!!! - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Quick Changes, The Bird King, and Very Sharp Objects - Masters of Illusion
• The Sphere of Fog, Crossbows, and More Ed Alonzo - Masters of Illusion
• California Dreaming - Being Reuben
• Puppy Love - Being Reuben

Videos from September 5, 2020

• Dead Ringer
• CBS Sports: "Portraits in Black"
• Hospital guard turned medical student hopes to inspire others to chase their dreams
• New "touchless" technology aims to make air travel safer and more efficient
• Elderly coronavirus survivor shares story about resilience and gratefulness
• Prominent veterans demand apology from Trump after allegations of insulting remarks
• California declares state of emergency amid record heat waves
• Protests in Rochester continue for 3rd night
• Oregon governor calls for end to Portland protests as they continue for 100th day
• Officials plead for caution ahead of Labor Day weekend
• CBS Weekend News, September 5, 2020
• Polls show Americans learning toward Biden on issues that worry them
• 2 members of far-right group Boogaloo Bois arrested in Minnesota
• Military families respond to report Trump insulted service members
• "Hot Cars Act" seeks to protect children from car heatstroke accidents
• London Calling: Tough questions for British PM during weekly Q&A
• Western U.S. facing weather whiplash this weekend
• Matthew Wendel, George W. Bush’s former chef, went from rural kitchens to Camp David
• Discovery sheds light on the earliest days of filmmaking
• Keeneland race track introduces first female president
• Heat wave hits Maine's waters
• What going back to the office will entail in the COVID-19 era
• Black police officer shares his journey from law enforcement to fitness guru
• Students in Japan return to in-person, but socially distanced classes
• Portland readies for 100th night of protests
• Biden slams reported Trump remarks on troops as "disgusting"
• Trump denies report he disparaged military service members
• Monitoring COVID-19 developments: Where the U.S. stands with vaccines and more
• Governors warn people to take COVID-19 seriously over Labor Day weekend