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• 7 Hospitalized Due to Possible Fentanyl Exposure During GG Bridge Crash Investigation
• Firefighters Continue To Gain Ground On 14,000-Plus Acre El Dorado Fire
• Aurora Police Defend 'Stand Down' Orders; Twice Walked Away From Arresting Man Who Terrorized Apartment Residents
• 'It's A Joke': Family Reacts To $15,000 Fine Against Greeley's JBS Plant
• Reporter Arrested As Anti-Police Protest Unfolds Outside Hospital Where Wounded Deputies Were Taken
• After Deputies Were Injured In Compton Shooting, Trump Talks Up Death Penalty For People Who Kill Police
• Daughter Grieves For 77-Year-Old Mother Millicent Catarancuic Who Died In Bear Fire
• Latino Leaders Shift Carnaval San Francisco Focus to Coronavirus Community Aid
• Chicago Weather: A Shift To A Dry Pattern
• Woman Suffers Graze Wound, Firehouse And Other Buildings Struck By Bullets In West Rogers Park Shooting
• Village Of Orland Park Threatens To Revoke Business License At Sky Zone Trampoline Park After Fight, Arrests
• 6 Western States Blast Utah Plan To Tap Colorado River Water
• Life Slowly Resumes In Kenosha 3 Weeks After Unrest Sparked By Jacob Blake Shooting
• Illinois Student Athletes Rally To Get Back On Field
• Activists Sound Off In Call For Rent Forgiveness Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• George Floyd Memorial Foundation Makes 1st Donation To Salvation Army Harbor Light Center
• 'This Is How Numbers Grow': Parents React To Party Forcing Lincoln-Sudbury's Remote Start
• Vikings And Packers Fans Get Creative To Enjoy Border Battle During Pandemic
• 1 Killed, 3 Wounded In Englewood Shooting
• Cubs' Mills No-Hits Brewers For Baseball's 2nd No-Hitter This Season; White Sox Had First
• NYPD: Officers Responding To Domestic Incident In Queens Shot At By Man In Building Wielding Rifle
• Late Sunday Update Has Sally Moving More East Toward Mississippi
• Trubisky Throws 3 TDs In 4th To Help Bears Beat Lions
• Cowboys Fall 20-17 To Rams In Season Opener
• Protesters Say New York City Moving Homeless Out Of Lucerne Hotel Is Creating A Bigger Problem
• Sen. Schumer, Seinfeld Combine Forces, Call On Feds To Help Save City Entertainment Venues Hurt By COVID-19
• 2 More Bodies Found Amid North Complex Wildfire, Sheriff Says
• Murder-For-Hire FBI Tip Leads To Woman's Arrest In Tuolumne County, Sheriff Says
• Living Room Sports: Pro Golfer John Senden And His Son, Jacob
• Trump & Biden Court Women & Latinos In Colorado
• Campaign 2020 Reality Check: The Week Of Political Legal Fights
• No Hero Left Behind Wants To 'Change' Narrative About Black Veterans By Displaying Signs
• Health Officials Warn Of Infections From LI Sound Water
• Littleton's Tara Trunfio, Previously Arrested In Hawaii For Quarantine Violation, Cuffed Again For Assault
• Sporting KC Take Western Conference Lead In 1-0 Defeat Of Minnesota United
• MOMs Group March Through The Hill District, Calling For An End To Violence
• Officials: 27-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot By Police In Lancaster
• Point Reyes Protest Calls Out Park Service Over Tule Elk Water Supply
• Pau Gasol Honors Former Teammate, Friend Kobe Bryant With Newborn's Middle Name
• 'Definitely Different': Patriots Fans Adapt To Opener With Coronavirus Restrictions
• BCA Investigating After Duluth Police Officer Shoots Domestic Assault Suspect
• Talking Points: Congressman Pete Stauber Believes Northern Minnesota Will Vote For Trump, Despite Recent Polling Data
• Bed And Breakfast Railroad Concept 'Whistle Stop' Attracts Visitors From Across The Country
• Copter4 Shows Destruction From Cameron Peak Fire
• Video Shows 2 Men Wanted In Connection To Killing Of Bronx Teen
• Foothills Duplex Near Evergreen Heavily Damaged By Early Morning Fire
• Padres Beat Giants for Doubleheader Sweep
• Rams Beat Cowboys 20-17 In Season Opener At First Ever SoFi Stadium Event
• CDC Study: Adults With COVID-19 About 'Twice As Likely' To Say They Have Dined At A Restaurant
• Ravens Fly To Victory, 38-6, Over Browns In Season Opener
• Carrollton Fire Captain Dies After Medical Emergency While On Duty
• 2 Arrested In Connection To Homicide On St. Paul's East Side; Fire Breaks Out At Crime Scene
• Police Search For Suspects In Auto Thefts, Carjackings, Robberies In Lakeview, West Town, Heart Of Chicago
• Suspect Hits Multiple Cars In Hammond While Fleeing Police, Authorities Say
• At Least 47 Shot, 12 Fatally In Baltimore Violence Since Last Sunday
• Some Ravens Players Kneel During National Anthem Ahead Of Sunday's Game
• Police: Suspect Allegedly Beat Man To Death In Dallas Then Chased After Woman Who Recorded Incident
• Thiem 1st Since 1949 To Win US Open After Losing 1st 2 Sets
• Profar, Padres Beat Giants 3-1 For Doubleheader Sweep
• Advocates Hold 8th Annual Baltimore 'Honk For The Missing' Event
• 2 Years After Merrimack Valley Gas Explosion, Victim's Family Donates To Lawrence Fire Department
• WWII Vet Receives Bronze Star Medal At State Capitol
• Niners Faithful Find New Ways to Cheer Team Outside Levi's Stadium
• Cowboys LB Leighton Vander Esch Out With Collarbone Injury
• Dulce Maria Alavez Vigil Held 3 Days Before 1st Anniversary Of Disappearance
• After Presidents Meet, Big Ten Football Still In Limbo
• Investigators Probe Cause Of Old Irving Park Neighborhood Commercial Building Fire
• Washington Gets 8 Sacks, Rallies For 27-17 Win Over Eagles
• Body Recovered From Water At 39th Street Beach
• 47-Year-Old Man Shot In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Children's Rally For Justice Aims To Give Kids A Platform
• DT Dontari Poe Only Cowboys Player To Kneel During National Anthem On Sunday Night
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Unable To Report Coronavirus Numbers On Sunday
• Coroner Called To Scene Of Two-Vehicle Accident In Rostraver
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Shelter-In-Place Order Enacted, In-Person Classes Suspended At UW-La Crosse
• Start Of Pa. Election On Hold Due To Ballot Delay
• 24-Year-Old Man Dandre Woods-Bethel Charged In NE Baltimore Double Homicide
• Islanders Self Destruct In Second Period, Fall Into 3-1 Hole In Eastern Conference Finals
• Kittanning Police Find Man Dead In Allegheny River
• 13-Year-Old Girl Kaniya Mills Found Safe
• Hopkins Helps Cardinals Rally Past 49ers 24-20
• Coronavirus-Related Hospitalizations Continue To Fall In LA County
• Bad Day Gets Even Worse For Phillies, Who Were Swept By Marlins In Doubleheader
• Cardinals Upset 49ers in Smoky Season Opener at Levi's Stadium
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Season-Opening Win Over Dolphins
• Tom Brady's Buccaneers Debut Goes Downhill After Early Touchdown
• Joe McCain Finishing 8-Day Stretch Of Standing For Racial Justice, Gender Equality, And Unity
• Marathon Relay Raises Over $50,000 For Christmas In The City Founder's ALS Battle
• Michael Bloomberg Pledges $100M To Help Joe Biden In Florida (CBS News)
• Ryu Wins 4th Straight Decision, Blue Jays Beat Mets
• Man Accused Of Threatening To Kill Bear Fire Fundraiser Organizers In Oroville
• Mike Spencer, Fridley's Fire Chief, Dies Unexpectedly
• 'Stop The Station' Block Party Held In East Liberty
• Homeless Encampment Residents Plea For Mayor Kenney To Reconsider Monday's Brunch Invitation
• 20-Year-Old Shot In The Back Overnight Sunday
• Padres Beat Giants 6-0 for 6th Straight Win
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy And Mild Sunday Night, Chance Of Showers Overnight
• Aaron Rodgers Leads Packers Past Vikings, 43-34, In Season Opener
• Twins Beat Indians 7-5 In Weekend Series Sweep
• Why did President Trump speak to Bob Woodward?
• Carson Wentz Sacked 8 Times, Eagles Cough Up 17-Point Lead In Disappointing Season-Opening Loss To Washington
• Joaquin Phoenix: The 60 Minutes Interview
• Toxic waste in the Tijuana River spilling into California
• Donald Trump's conversations with Bob Woodward
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 267 New Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• 10-Year-Old Girl Killed, Sister Seriously Hurt In Westport Crash
• AL West-Leading A's Hit Frenetic Stretch With Loss in Texas
• 4 Killed, Including 2 Pedestrians, In Separate Sunday Morning Crashes Across Minnesota; Hit-And-Run Driver Sought
• The legacy of River Phoenix
• Why do awards make Joaquin Phoenix uncomfortable?
• Lynn's Season-High 10 Strikeouts, Odor HR Lifts Rangers Past A's, 6-3
• Clevinger, Padres Beat Giants 6-0 For 6th Straight Win
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 1-Day Increase Of 2,423 Cases
• South Florida To Join State's Phase 2 Reopening, But With Restrictions
• Bell Hurt, Jets Offer Very Little In Season-Opening Loss To Bills
• Man Struck By Vehicle Doing Donuts At Large Sideshow In North Sacramento
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Sally Forecast To Become A Hurricane On Monday
• Dolphins Try To Snatch Cam Newton's Chains After Patriots' Victory
• Texas Reports 1,840 New COVID-19 Cases, 47 More Deaths
• CU Study: 97% Of Wildfires In 24-Year Span Started By Humans
• Mayors Of LA, Compton Strongly Condemn Ambush-Style Shooting Of 2 Deputies
• Yanks Beat O's 3-1, Open 5 1/2-Game Lead For Playoff Berth
• Tropical Storm Sally strengthens in the Gulf
• Pirates Shut Out By Royals 11-0 In Series Finale
• Torres Delivers Late, 'Pen Flawless As Yankees Win 5th Straight
• Jacobs Runs for 3 TDs as Raiders Hold Off Panthers
• Wisconsin Recruit Found Dead In Fort Jackson Barracks, 8 Months After Minnesotan's Death
• Man Shot, Killed In Glen Burnie Saturday Night, 3 Suspects Wanted, Police Say
• Jiménez Homers As White Sox Beat Tigers Again
• Man Charged With Killing 32-Year-Old Atlantic City Woman Over Neighborhood Dispute: Prosecutors
• Facing South Florida: Remembering Jimmy Ryce
• Vázquez, Arroyo Homer, Red Sox Beat Rays 6-3
• Reading Police Shoot, Critically Wound Armed Person, Berks County DA Says
• Ohio Absentee Ballot Order Halted To Allow Expedited Appeal
• 156 COVID-19 Cases, 3 More Deaths Reported In Dallas County Sunday
• Family Turns to Denver Doctors To Diagnose Daughter's Unexplained Illness
• Nuggets Dominate 2nd Half Again, Force Clippers To Game 7
• Tracking Sally: Storm Expected To Make Landfall As Hurricane
• Port Authority Experiencing Driver Shortage Due To Pandemic
• 4 Middlesex Communities Categorized As High Risk For West Nile Virus
• Sanchez Shuts Down Phillies In First Career Complete Game
• Sign J.T.? Sixto Sanchez Shuts Down Philadelphia Phillies In 1st Career Complete Game
• 2020 Penn's Colony Festival Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• Unlawful Assembly Declared In Grand Park For Group Of Protesters, People Experiencing Homelessness
• Newton Runs For 2 TDs, Patriots Hold Off Dolphins 21-11
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Says He Does Not Want US Supreme Court Job: 'It's Not The Desire Of My Heart'
• Methuen Fisherman's Body Found In NH Lake
• MISSING: Makenna Wikstrom, 15, Last Seen Sept. 8
• Michael Bloomberg pledges $100 million to help Biden in Florida
• Sales Of Donated Designer Clothing Will Help Women Succeed
• Loved Ones Of Former President Warren Harding Want His Body Exhumed
• Cam Newton Leads Patriots To Win Over Dolphins To Start 2020 Season
• Texas Association Puts Up 'Enter At Your Own Risk' Billboard Near Austin After City Reduces Police Budget
• CBS News Poll: Biden Up 9 Points Ahead Of Trump In Minnesota
• BART Restores Service Systemwide After Computer Failure Halts Trains For Hours
• Bowman, Texas Tech Hold Off Houston Baptist 35-33 In Opener
• Ehlinger Leads No. 14 Texas Romp Over UTEP 59-3
• After Presidents Meet, Big Ten Football Still In Limbo
• Ohio State University Cancels Spring Break 2021 To Limit Spread Of Coronavirus
• Facing South Florida: Unemployment In Florida
• Double Whammy For New Jersey Drivers Starts With Toll Hikes In Effect Sunday
• WVU Suspends 11 Players For Season Opener; Bans Not Tied To Coronavirus
• Denver Eyeing Area In Five Points Neighborhood For Sanctioned Homeless Camp
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Report 1,462 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, Including 14 Deaths
• Cam Newton Honors Chadwick Boseman With Wakanda Salute After First Patriots Touchdown
• One Injured Person Rescued Along Trail In Gunpowder State Park
• Police Investigate Cases Of Biden-Harris Campaign Signs Being Vandalized, Supporters' Houses Egged
• Veteran Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office Deputy Dies Of COVID
• Bears, Lions Players Kneel During National Anthem Before Bears Season Opener
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Bo Boulenger
• Source: Big Ten University Presidents To Rethink Fall Football Season
• State Orders Reroute Of Part Of Natural Gas Pipeline In Chester County
• NASA Looking For Companies To Mine Moon For Resources
• NYPD: Man Recovering After Being Stabbed Outside Midtown Hotel By Suspects Who Stole Designer Wallet, Bag Worth $5,900
• Plane Pull Competition Raises More Than $100,000 For Special Olympics Colorado
• Two Hurt In Downtown Minneapolis Shooting
• Patriots Stand Together For 'Lift Every Voice And Sing' Prior To Week 1 Kickoff
• San Francisco Giants Out Of COVID-19 Lockdown; Player's Positive Test 'Did Not Represent An Actual Infection'
• A Postcard Arrived In Michigan Almost 100 Years After It Went In The Mail
• Gottlieb says health officials "failed" White House in early COVID response
• Creek Fire: Firefighters Brace For Gusty Winds; Blaze Grows To More Than 200,000 Acres, 8 Percent Containment
• Police Investigating After Woman Stabbed In West Philadelphia
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on September 13, 2020
• Cam Newton Arrives For First Patriots Game Wearing Incredibly Yellow Suit
• 19-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Shooting Near IUP Campus
• Broncos BFFs: Brandon McManus Bummed After Von Miller's Injury
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 741 Cases Of COVID-19, 13 Deaths
• Michigan Matters Exclusive: Joe Biden, John James Talk Trump, Michigan, Pandemic
• Citing Coronavirus, Attorney Seeks Release Of Man Accused Of Severely Beating Five Young Children
• Transcript: United CEO Scott Kirby on "Face the Nation"
• Man Grazed By Bullet After Argument In Maxwell Street Area
• Transcript: Sue Gordon on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• BSO Investigating Fatal Shooting Near, But Not At, Pompano Beach Walmart
• Transcript: Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on "Face the Nation"
• Oregon governor says wildfires are a "wake-up call" on climate change
• Jarrett Stidham Among Patriots Inactives For Week 1 Versus Dolphins
• Police Searching For Suspect After Man Gunned Down In North Philadelphia
• 3-Year-Old Found Safe After Being Taken By Mother's Ex-Boyfriend At Manhattan Playground, Police Say
• Transcript: Governor Kate Brown on "Face the Nation"
• 49ers Opener: Coordinator Robert Saleh Says Without Home Fans Every Game A Road Game This Year For Defenses
• AP Source: Big Ten Presidents To Reconsider Fall Football
• I-76 West Reduced To 1 Lane Until End Of Year For Median Barrier Reconstruction In Center City
• Gunman Remains At Large Following Ambush Shooting Of 2 Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputies
• Police Investigating SW Miami-Dade Homicide After Finding Body In Terrible Condition
• Fire Rages Through 2 Homes In Dyker Heights, 12 Firefighters Hurt
• 1 Dead, Another Hospitalized Following Overnight Shooting In Jamaica, Queens
• 22-Year-Old Man Shot And Killed At University Park Mall In Mishawaka, Indiana
• CBS3 Pet Project: Study Finds Children Are More Comfortable Reading To Dogs Because They Are Less Judgmental
• Miami Dolphins To 'Stay Inside' During National Anthem
• Jim Gaffigan on summer memories, '50s style
• Keller @ Large: Should Bob Woodward Have Reported On President Trump's Coronavirus Comments Earlier?
• Colorado Weather: Tranquil Stretch Of Warm, Dry Days For Week Ahead
• Painting the presidents
• Multiple Crews Battle Fire At Clarksburg Inn
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Down Slightly; State Tops 116K Cases
• 2 Dead, 6 Wounded In Shooting Near Rutgers University Campus, Authorities Say
• 'Year 1. Week 1': Tom Brady Drops Hype Video Ahead Of Bucs Debut
• Keith Urban on music during quarantine: "We're always gonna play somehow, some way"
• America's Oldest World War II Veteran Receives Nearly 10,000 Cards For 111th Birthday
• Warmer, More Humid Weather Moves Into Philadelphia Region Sunday Afternoon
• Free Coronavirus Testing Site Set Up In Dedham After Recent Spike
• A golden age of astrophotography, in your backyard
• A new role for Drew Barrymore
• Smoky Skies Roundup: 49ers Opener Still In Jeopardy; Bay Area Residents Seek Escape From Dangerous Haze; Stanford Doc Says Keep Kids Indoors
• Designing D.C.'s new Eisenhower Memorial
• Why did COVID-19 become partisan?
• Smoky Skies: Bay Area Residents Look To Escape Dangers Of Wildfire Smoke
• Chicago Weather: Sun And Seasonable Temperatures Return
• Charlottesville removes Confederate statue near rally site
• Tropical Storm Sally forms in the Gulf of Mexico
• Vikings To Host, Honor George Floyd's Family At Sunday's Home Opener
• Smoky Skies: Stanford Doctor's Advice -- Keep Your Children Indoors
• Joe Biden's security breached while boarding campaign plane
• Impromptu Mexican Independence Day Parade Causes Overnight Road Closures In Chicago
• 2 California deputies shot in apparent ambush on patrol car
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Partly To Mostly Cloudy, Upper 70s, Spotty Drizzle
• WATCH: LASD Releases Surveillance Video Of Compton Shooting That Hospitalized Two Deputies
• Tolls To Increase On 3 New Jersey Highways Starting Sunday
• A's Star Matt Chapman Lost For Season With Hip Injury
• Eagles Kicking Off Season With No Fans At FedExField Against Washington Football Team
• North Complex West Zone Update: Bodies Of 3 New Fire Victims Recovered; Death Toll Climbs To 12; 13 Remain Missing
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rainy And Humid End To The Weekend
• 2020 Patriots Questions: Will Pats Make The Playoffs, And How Far Will They Go?
• Investigation Underway After Flames Rip Through West Philadelphia Barn
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 1 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Atlantic City Police Chief Henry White To Retire After 35 Years Of Service
• Man In Critical Condition Following Shooting, Police Investigating
• Port Authority Planning To Replace 25 Bus Shelters
• Sunday's Show Info (9/13/20)
• Monessen To Hold Recycling Drop-Off Event, City-Wide Clean Up Day
• Lawrence Co. Church Holds Drive-Thru Food Distribution, Gives Away Thousands Of Pounds Of Food
• Vikings Fans Prepare For Unusual Season Opener Against Packers
• Pirates Fall 7-4 To Royals, Lose Their Third Straight Game
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/13 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Bichette Returns, Kirk Debuts As Blue Jays Beat Mets

Videos from September 13, 2020

• Trump tells Nevada rally: "Biden wants to appease domestic terrorists"
• Why did President Trump speak to Bob Woodward?
• A different kind of border crisis: toxic waste in the Tijuana River spilling into California
• Inside Donald Trump's 18 recorded interviews with Bob Woodward for his book "Rage"
• Inside the model shop behind bin Laden raid
• New CBS poll shows tight presidential race in key states
• Tropical Storm Sally to reach Gulf Coast as a hurricane
• Death toll climbs to 33 as Western states battle relentless wildfires
• CBS Weekend News, September 13, 2020
• President Trump a "threat to the national security"
• 2 California sheriff's deputies shot in apparent ambush
• Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards warns Tropical Storm Sally represents a "significant threat"
• Mayor of Eugene discusses wildfire devastation in Oregon
• Battleground Tracker: Biden has edge in Arizona, leads in Minnesota
• United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby says 16,000 layoffs coming without more federal aid
• Bob Woodward on President Trump downplaying the coronavirus
• Ex-top intel official says doubts about election integrity are "exactly" what Russia wants
• Face The Nation: Gottlieb, Gordon, Kirby, Salvanto
• Gottlieb says vaccine unlikely to be widely available until 2021
• Pfizer CEO says company will know if vaccine works by end of October
• Oregon Governor Kate Brown calls wildfires a "wake-up call" on climate change
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," September 13
• 9/13: Brown, Bourla, Gottlieb, Gordon, Kirby
• Nature: Colorado Rockies
• Jim Gaffigan on summer memories, '50s style
• Hail to the chiefs' portraits
• Keith Urban on new album, and a new stage
• Home repair heroes
• In conversation with Drew Barrymore
• Sunday Journal: Apocalyptic Western wildfires
• The political divide of COVID-19
• A closeup view of the night sky
• Designing the new Eisenhower Memorial