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• WeChat: Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration WeChat Ban; Govt. Offered 'Scant Little Evidence' Ban Addressed National Security Concerns
• Olympian Turned Doctor Journeys To Raise Awareness, Create Diversity In Sport Of Water Polo
• Vigil Held In Stockton To Remember Fatal Tracy Crash Victims
• San Pablo Police Release Sketch Of Suspect In Shawn Anthony Tillis Murder
• New Evacuations Ordered At Cameron Peak Fire
• Deadly Crash Caused I-70 Closure Eastbound Near Empire
• Newport Beach Pursuit Reaching Over 100 MPH Ends In Deadly Crash That Killed Passenger, Seriously Injured Driver
• Colorado Doctors Studying COVID-19 Survivors With Post-Illness Symptoms
• Colorado's COVID-19 Dial To Help Determine When Bars Stop Selling Alcohol
• Bobcat Fire Passes 100,000 Acres In Second Week, Becomes One Of LA County's Largest Fires
• California To Pause Unemployment Claims For 2 Weeks
• Colorado Schools Can Choose Between Football Now Or Football In The Spring
• Chicago Weather: Fabulous Fall Weather To Come This Week
• Living Room Sports: Former Cowboys Pro Bowl Tight End Jay Novacek And His Wife, Amy
• Lawry's The Prime Rib Set To Close Location On Ontario Street At Year's End
• Tower Lakes Woman Says Reckless Thieves Stole Her Car, And She's Not The Only One
• Restaurant Near AT&T Stadium Welcomes Fans After Cowboys Game Despite Limited Capacity
• Woman Wanted In Connection With Amador County Assault That Left Man Hospitalized
• 2 People Shot In West 7th Area Of Fort Worth, Suspect On Loose
• Arrest Made In 'A' Train Derailment In Manhattan; MTA Working To Restore Normal Service For Monday
• Steelers Fans Still Make Their Way To The North Shore For Game Day
• List: 2020 Emmy Awards Nominees And Winners
• South Chicago Hosts COVID-19 Friendly Mexican Independence Day Parade
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg Remembered At Copley Square Vigil
• Northeastern Pennsylvania Sizing Up To Be Important Battleground For President Trump, Biden In Campaign 2020
• Seahawks Stop Cam Newton On The Goal Line, Escaping With 35-30 Win Over Patriots
• Massachusetts Task Force Returns From Search And Rescue Mission At Oregon Wildfires
• Colorado Female Attorneys Feel 'Deep Reverence' Over Loss Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Orange County Reports 190 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Masked Man Arrested After Stealing Houseboat Off Nicollet Island In Minneapolis
• Finding Minnesota: Kitesurfing Over Medicine Lake
• Talking Points: Ilhan Omar Challenger Lacy Johnson Discusses Violence In The State's 5th District
• With Vikings In Indianapolis, Fans Get Glimpse Of Pandemic Seating Possibilities
• The Race To Replace Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Cubs Outdueled On Pitcher's Mound As They're Shut Out By Twins
• 6 Injured Sunday Afternoon in 2-Car Crash Near Brentwood
• Trubisky Throws 2 Touchdown Passes As Bears Edge Giants
• Berríos Outduels Darvish In Twins' 4-0 Win Over Cubs
• 'Say Their Names' | Ravens' Robert Griffin III Arrived To Sunday's Texans Game In BLM Sweatshirt
• Giants Deny A's the AL West Clinch With 14-2 Rout Sunday After a Pair of Shutouts
• Ravens Extend Regular-Season Run, Topple Texans 33-16
• Firefighters Continue To Battle Growing El Dorado Fire In San Bernardino County
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Mayors To Jointly Proclaim Monday As 'Ruth Bader Ginsburg Day'
• Baltimore County Woman Dies In I-695 Early Sunday Morning Crash
• Police Departments In Delaware Valley Investigating Several Attacks On Officers In Past Week
• Anderson Dam, Reservoir by Morgan Hill Set to Close for Decade-Long Upgrade
• WNBA Postpones Minnesota Lynx-Seattle Storm Playoff Game Due To Inconclusive COVID-19 Test Results
• Slow-moving Tropical Storm Beta threatens to be a rainfall event
• Bus Drivers Ask For More COVID Precautions After Reports Of Positive Cases At Bus Yard
• Where, When Kids Can Get Free Meals Through Baltimore County Public Schools This Fall
• Intersection Of McKnight And Siebert Road Closed Due To Fire At Bravo Restaurant
• After Pair Of Shutouts, Giants Respond To Rout Playoff-Bound A's 14-2
• Texas Reports 2,466 New Coronavirus Cases, 45 Deaths Sunday
• 2 Men Rescued After Boat Capsizes In Sacramento River
• 'Heartbroken' Tom Brady Sends Message To James White After Passing Of Running Back's Father
• Monster Final Round Lifts DeChambeau To U.S. Open Title
• Plans Unveiled for Development Around Future Downtown San Jose BART Station
• Protesters Demand Newsom Act On Climate Change, Racial Justice
• Ravens Earn 7th Straight Road Win Against Texans
• Devin McCourty Sends Love To James White After Pick-Six Vs. Seahawks
• Police: Hyattsville Pedestrian Dies In Hit-And-Run Collision
• WWII-Era Plane That Crashed In Stockton Part Of 75th Flyover Of Pearl Harbor
• LA County Reports 991 New Coronavirus Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• 60 Minutes remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• H.R. McMaster on America's enemies, what he saw in the White House
• Ed Orgeron's journey from the bayou to LSU
• LSU football coach Ed Orgeron: ace recruiter, master motivator
• The debate over poll watchers in the 2020 election
• Pennsylvania prepares for surge in mail-in voting
• Cody Earns 1st Win, Rangers Hit 5 HRs And Beat Angels 7-2
• Tom Brady Earns First Win As Buccaneers Quarterback With Victory Over Panthers
• Kirk Cousins Earns His Worst Passer Rating Ever In Vikings Loss To Colts
• Minneapolis' Bardo Closes Amid Pandemic's Havoc On Restaurant Industry
• 2 Patterson High School Seniors Among 4 Dead In Tracy Crash
• James White Misses Patriots Game After Father Dies In Car Accident
• Pirates Lose Fourth Straight, Fall 2-1 To Cardinals
• Ravens Cornerback Tavon Young Suffers Likely Season-Ending Knee Injury Vs. Texans, Coach Harbaugh Says
• 'Ravens Rule!' | Fans React To Week 2 Win Against The Texans
• Crews Mop Up After Extinguishing Grass Fire Threatening San Leandro Homes
• Dallas County Reports 771 More COVID-19 Cases Sunday; 572 Are From Backlog
• Phillies Fail To Sweep Blue Jays In Adonis Medina's Major League Debut; Bryce Harper Leaves Game Late
• Barkley Suffers Right Knee Injury Early, Giants' Hope For First Win Dies In Final Seconds
• Dallas Mavericks Hosting Voter Registration Drive-Thru On Tuesday
• Minneapolis Firefighters Battle Blaze At 20-Floor Loring Park Apartment Building
• Second Republican Senator Says She Opposes Filling Ginsburg's Supreme Court Seat Before Election
• Maurkice Pouncey Honors Fallen Police Officer Eric Kelly On His Helmet
• 49ers Suffer Several Key Injuries, Still Handle Jets With Ease
• 4 Dead After Small Plane Crashes Near Texas Airport
• 4 Men Stabbed in Early-Morning Fight in Fremont
• Red Sox Finally Beat Yankees, Snap 12-Game Slide In Series
• 'Sky Is Not Falling,' But Adversity Comes Early This Season For Philadelphia Eagles
• WVU Spending Nearly $4 Million Extra On Buses For Fall Semester
• Joe Biden Headed To Manitowoc For Second Wisconsin Visit
• Wright, Acuna Lead Braves To Easy Win Over Mets
• Coronavirus Death Toll Hits 15,000 Mark In California
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies Overnight, Temps Drop To Near Freezing Outside City
• Wild Pitching Is White Sox' Downfall As They Lose To Reds
• Dolphins Torched By Allen In 31-28 Loss To Bills
• Ravens Wide Receiver Miles Boykin's Mother Makes 'Madden' History As First Woman On Madden Cover
• Carson Wentz Turns In Another Lackluster Performance As Eagles' D Torched By Jared Goff, Tyler Higbee In Home Opener
• 49ers Blast Jets 31-13, But Lose Garoppolo, Bosa, Mostert
• Red Sox Finally Beat Yankees To Snap 12-Game Skid Vs Rivals
• One Person Taken To Hospital In Critical Condition Following McKees Rocks Shooting
• Means Strikes Out 12; Orioles Halt Rays' Surge With 2-1 Win
• Knife-Wielding Assault, Robbery, Car-Theft Suspect Arrested in Petaluma Following Chase
• Joe Biden To Focus On Health Care In Supreme Court Debate
• 49ers Roll Over Jets But It's Costly -- Garoppolo, Bosa, Mostert, Solomon Injured
• Joe Biden In Philadelphia Says He Won't Release List Of Potential Supreme Court Nominees Before Election
• Second City? White Sox, Cubs Close In On Division Titles
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: 100,000+ Have Tested Positive Since Pandemic's Start
• Study: Twist On Traditional Mediterranean Diet May Be Ideal For Cardiovascular Health
• Driskel, Broncos Try To Overcome Steelers, Fall 26-21
• Prescott's 450 Passing Yards, 3 Rushing TDs Help Cowboys Complete Comeback Win Over Falcons 40-39
• Coronavirus Death Toll Passes 15,000 in California; Nearly 200,000 Nationwide
• Steelers Hold Off Broncos 26-21, Improve To 2-0 On The Season
• Marlins Keep Up Playoff Push, Edge Nats To Open Twinbill
• Pirates Announce Roster Move, Make Three Trades
• Taylor Makes Hefty Workload Pay Off As Colts Beat Vikings
• How to watch the 2020 virtual Emmys tonight
• Lehigh Valley Mall Reopens Following Incident Where Shots Were Fired
• Hatfields On WVU Campus Closes Temporarily Due To Coronavirus Exposure
• Biden indicates he won't release SCOTUS nominee list
• Tropical Storm Beta Moves Slowly Toward Texas, Threatens 'Long Duration Rainfall' And Flooding
• Massachusetts Reports 340 Additional Coronavirus Cases, 15 New Deaths
• Broncos QB Drew Lock Ruled Out During Game Against Steelers
• Lawndale Shooting Leaves Driver Dead, Pedestrian Injured After Crash At Bus Stop
• Murray Runs For 2 TDs, Cardinals Roll Past Washington 30-15
• Cow Moose Relocated After Running Across Traffic & To Busy Colorado Park
• Keller @ Large: BC Coronavirus Clusters Serve As Reminder For Colleges To Stay Vigilant, Walsh Says
• State Fair Hosts First Big Tex Photo Drive-Thru
• Company Uses Peas To Make Eco-Friendly Material That Acts Like Single-Use Plastic
• California Coronavirus Death Toll Passes 15,000 Mark
• Man Dies After Being Hit By Car While Running Across Federal Boulevard, Police Say
• Dormont Officials Say Halloween Can Go On This Year, Advises Residents To Follow CDC Guidelines
• 'Cast Your Vote': NAACP Helps Register People To Honor National Black Voters Day
• San Francisco 49ers Injury Woes Continue; Bosa, Thomas, Garoppolo, Mostert Leave Jets Game With Injuries
• Indiana Reports 756 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Passengers Can Ride RTD's N Line Starting Monday
• San Francisco Catholics Stage 'Free The Mass' March; Demand Easing Of COVID Limits Placed On Worship Services
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,402 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• NYPD: 86 Arrested During 'Abolish ICE' Protest In Times Square
• Search Underway For Missing 13-Year-Old Girl From Baltimore City
• Driver Arrested After Stolen Peapod Grocery Delivery Truck Found In Jamaica Plain Driveway
• Murkowski Says She Opposes Filling Ginsburg's Supreme Court Seat Before The Election
• Dynamo Score Twice In 2nd Half To Tie Minnesota United 2-2
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 2,521 Cases, 9 Deaths
• Police: 1 Dead, 1 Injured In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Man Charged With Drunk Driving On Long Island Expressway With Children In Car
• ICE Officers Arrest Child Sex Assault Suspect At DIA After Denver Jail Released Him
• After A Farmer Suffered A Heart Attack, His Neighbors Banded Together To Harvest His Crops
• Woman Falls Out Of Car Window And Onto Highway While Filming Snapchat Video
• Steelers Fans Pose With Lifesize Cutouts Of Players
• Murkowski opposes filling Supreme Court seat before the election
• Recovery Effort Resumes For 5-Year-Old Who Fell Into Harlem River Near Randall's Island
• Carver Police Officer Bitten By Dog While Responding To Domestic Disturbance
• No. 17 Miami Runs Past No. 18 Louisville 47-34 In ACC Opener
• Colorado Groups Demand Charges Against 6 Activists Be Dropped
• Chicago Police Officer Struck By Vehicle During Traffic Stop
• Steelers President Art Rooney II Addresses Absence Of Fans At Heinz Field, Thanks Steeler Nation For Support
• Bronx-Born Desus Nice And The Kid Mero On Remaking Late-Night TV
• Lincoln Tunnel Exclusive Bus Lane To Reopen As Traffic Returns To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Gottlieb says HHS move to centralize control "makes no sense"
• Female Deputy Ambushed In Compton Shooting Remains Hospitalized In ICU
• Student Athletes Rally At Soldier Field To Ask For Return Of Fall Sports Canceled
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 2 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 90,000
• Cooler Than Average Temperatures Sticking Around Philadelphia Region Sunday
• New Castle County Police Searching For 22-Year-Old Man Who Fired Shots At Officers During Foot Pursuit
• 'There Is A Big Demand': South Florida Entertainment Venues Ecstatic To Be Back In Business
• Police Consider Charges After Party That Forced Lincoln-Sudbury To Shift To Remote Learning
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• EDD Announces 2-Week Reset Period To Process Claims Faster, Reduce Fraud, Tackle Backlog
• Facing South Florida: The Caribbean Vote
• Chicago Weather: Long, Dry Stretch Ahead; Haze Returns From Western Wildfires
• Transcript: Cory Booker on "Face the Nation"
• Letter From Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg To Professor David Schultz
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Luisa Santos
• Transcript: Roy Blunt on "Face the Nation"
• Lady Gaga, Lost... And Found: Pop Star On Release Of 6th Straight #1 Album And Overcoming 'Darkness' Of Living In The Spotlight
• Beaver Valley Interchange To Temporarily Close On Weekdays
• Rep. Donna Shalala Reflects On The Life & Legacy Of Her Friend Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Intimidating Voters Illegal At Polling Places Illegal, Mass. AG Healey Warns
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Fall As State Tops 120K Cases
• Search Continues For Missing Kayaker On Long Lake In New Brighton
• Battleground Tracker: Florida race tightens, Trump has edge in Texas
• Three-Car Hit-And-Run Crash On Dan Ryan Sends Four To Hospital
• John Dickerson on the Senate's impending Supreme Court fight
• Christmas Without Cancer 5K To Run On Honor System Amid Pandemic
• Denver Weather: Wildfire Smoke Returns This Week, Continued Very Warm
• Bobby Flay on breaking bread at the dinner table
• Patriots WRs Julian Edelman And N'Keal Harry Expected To Play Versus Seahawks
• Lady Gaga, lost ... and found
• The New Season: Fall music releases
• Sen. Warren On Filling Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court Seat: 'This Fight Has Just Begun'
• CBS3 Pet Project: How Adopting, Fostering Animals Could Help A Senior Deal With Chronic Pain
• Fashioning a new future for the fashion world
• Bill Clinton: "Can't possibly be surprised" by Trump, McConnell stance on SCOTUS
• Desus Nice & The Kid Mero: Remaking late-night TV
• Contra Costa County Officials Warn Local Residents To Take Precautions Against West Nile
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on September 20, 2020
• The New Season: Film & TV on screens large and small
• Transcript: Bill Clinton on "Face the Nation"
• Police: Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Maplewood
• At Least 5 Hospitalized From Bus Crash In Brooklyn; NYPD Investigating
• Reopening the art world in a time of COVID
• Two Injured In Vintage World War II Bomber Crash Near Stockton
• Remembering RBG, a woman who lived a life defying expectations
• COVID Reopenings: Moviegoers Flock To Theaters Reopening In Marin County
• Father, Young Child Rescued From San Francisco Fort Funston Cliff
• San Francisco Police Investigating Sea Cliff Neighborhood Sexual Assaults
• Maine Wedding Outbreak Now Connected To 8 Coronavirus Deaths
• Police Respond To Mob Of Unruly Teens Near Emeryville's Bay Street Mall
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Autumn Chill Greets Tri-State Area Sunday Morning
• Officials: Two Charged In Arson Of Philadelphia Police Patrol Car In Southwest Philadelphia
• Road Closures In Place Around Lincoln Financial Field To Keep Eagles Fans From Tailgating Home Opener
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool, Dry Weather To Continue
• Health Care In The Spotlight In Colorado's U.S. Senate Race
• Recipe: Bobby Flay's Salisbury Steak
• Gardner Ad Defends Position On Protections For People With Pre-Existing Conditions
• Police: 30-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot In Chest In Kensington
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Officer Shoots Dog Charging At Him In Upper Roxborough
• Tractor Trailer Crashes Into Primanti Bros. Restaurant
• Western Pa. School For The Deaf Holds Annual Block Party
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Train, Police Investigating
• Vigil For Ruth Bader Ginsburg Held In Schenley Park
• Sunday's Show Info (9/20/20)
• 21-Year Old Man Threatens To Kill Other Person After Stealing Vehicle
• Pirates Blow 4-0 Lead, Lose To Cardinals

Videos from September 20, 2020

• Trump says Supreme Court nominee will be a woman
• 60 Minutes remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• H.R. McMaster: The 60 Minutes Interview
• Pennsylvania's battle over mail-in voting
• U.K. company makes environmentally-friendly plastic out of peas
• Airlines plead for federal aid to prevent layoffs
• California firefighters struggle to put out massive Bobcat fire
• Nationwide COVID-19 cases on the rise as second wave emerges
• Murkowski becomes second GOP senator to oppose filling Ginsburg's seat before election
• Trump prepares list of contenders to fill Supreme Court vacancy
• The debate over poll watchers in the 2020 election
• LSU football coach Ed Orgeron makes his pitch to 60 Minutes
• CBS Weekend News, September 20, 2020
• 2 Republican senators say they oppose Supreme Court vote before election
• Biden says he won't be releasing a list of potential Supreme Court nominees
• The legacy of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Director of "RBG" documentary remembers Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as "determined"
• Bill Clinton says Ginsburg wanted Hillary to win White House in 2016
• A lasting legacy: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the fight for equality
• Gottlieb "deeply concerned" about uptick in coronavirus cases heading into fall
• Global community faces threats of surge in COVID-19 cases
• U.S. approaches grim milestone of 200,000 COVID-19 deaths
• Booker: GOP doing "tremendous" damage to Senate in rush to fill Ginsburg's seat
• Face The Nation: Booker, Gottlieb
• Blunt says there's "plenty of time" to confirm Ginsburg's replacement
• Bill Clinton: "Can't possibly be surprised" by Trump, McConnell moving to fill Ginsburg seat
• Filling Ginsburg's seat: What the Senate does next
• Trump eyes a female nominee to fill Ginsburg's vacant seat
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," September 20
• 9/20: Clinton, Blunt, Booker
• John Dickerson on SCOTUS fights
• Nature: Seals on Cape Cod
• Bobby Flay on families returning to the dinner table
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg: An appreciation
• Lady Gaga: "I found a way to love myself again"
• The fellowship of the fish chair
• Fashion during COVID
• Late-night talk show duo Desus & Mero
• The New Season: Film & TV on screens large and small
• Reopening the art world during COVID
• Remembering RBG
• Bobby Flay’s Salisbury Steak
• The New Season: Art