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• Traffic Blocked On Both Sides Of 101 In Hollywood As Part Of Protests Supporting Armenia
• Health Experts Stress Precautions Even During Outdoor Gatherings
• Hundreds Show Out For Back The Blue Rally In Support Of Law Enforcement, Trump's Coronavirus Fight
• Andrew Yang Takes Lead In California Data Privacy Measure
• Man Stole Trump Supporter Flags From Turlock Neighborhood, Authorities Say
• Charlie Haeger Found Dead After Being Wanted On Suspicion Of Murder In Ex-Girlfriend's Death
• Gov. Walz Orders Flags At Half-Staff Sunday To Honor Fallen Firefighters
• Advocates For Homeless Population Wear Clown Outfits, Bring Out Bulldozer To Protest Encampment Sweeps
• Jill Biden Speaks In Minneapolis On Trump's Recent COVID Diagnosis
• Man Fatally Stabbed In Manhattan Subway Station
• Vehicles Line Up For Drive-Thru Experience 'Drive-Boo Halloween' In AAC Parking Garage
• Chicago Weather: Some Rain Sunday, Sunny For The Rest Of The Week
• 1 In Critical Condition, 2 Stable After North Sacramento Shooting
• Trump's Doctor Says He Is 'Not Out Of The Woods,' But Is 'Cautiously Optimistic'
• Trump's Wisconsin Campaign Stops Called Off Amid Positive COVID Results
• Pittsburgh Steelers Offensive Lineman Jarron Jones Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting And Strangling Girlfriend
• President Trump Said To Be Improving But Next 48 Hours Will Be 'Critical', Chief Of Staff Says
• Large Crowd Gathers For Pro-Trump Rally On Staten Island
• Swiss Skydiver Crosses The Finish Line First At The Preakness To Become Sixth Filly Winner
• Pittsburgh Doctor Explains Regeneron Antibody Cocktail Given To President Donald Trump
• 5-Year-Old Found Dead In Pasadena, Suspect Arrested In Another State, Police Say
• Trump's doctor says he is "not out of the woods," but is "cautiously optimistic"
• 'It's Dreadful': Fans React To Cam Newton Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Upper West Side Residents Say Drivers Are Ignoring Police Barricades Set Up For Open Streets
• Johns Hopkins Doctor Among Those Assisting With COVID-19 Treatment Plan For President Trump
• 2 Men Seriously Injured In Double Shooting In Columbia, Howard County Police Say
• Hundreds Participate In Asian American Pro-Trump Caravan Held In Westminster
• Remdisivir, Drug Administered To President Trump As He Battles COVID-19, Went Through Clinical Trials In Chicago
• Report: Texas AG Ken Paxton Accused Of Bribery, Abuse Of Office By Top Assistants
• Ravens Hope To Learn From 'Painful' Lesson Given By Chiefs
• Hundreds Of Trump Supporters Hold Rolling Rally From Plymouth To NH
• Horse-Drawn Carriages Met With Protesters As Rides Return To Central Park
• Police: 2 Temple University Student Hospitalized After Falling Off Roof Of Off-Campus Apartment
• Dozens Rally In Union Park Against Evictions, For Help For Unemployed
• Already Embroiled In Controversy Over Death Of Chicago Man Daniel Prude In Police Custody, Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren Indicted In Unrelated Campaign Finance Probe
• 'I Think I'll Be Back Soon': President Trump Releases Video About His COVID Update
• Gunman Shoots 3 People, Takes His Own Life At Arden-Arcade Area Market
• Missing Teen Found Safe In Hibbing Area
• Minority-Owned SF Gas Station Wants New Lease; Housing Advocates Want It Gone
• Glass Fire Evacuees Gather at Napa Hotel for Prayer, Mutual Comfort
• 25 Inmates, 21 Employees From Middleton Jail Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Denton Police Investigating Assault At Buc-ee's
• Changing Gathering Limits Put Wedding Guest Lists In Flux
• 21-Year-Old Man Stabbed To Death Near Downtown LA Apartment
• Tickets For Ms. Veteran America
• LA County Reports 1,062 New Coronavirus Cases, Lowest Average Weekly Hospitalizations In 6 Months
• Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Checks Into Hospital In 'Precautionary Measure' After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Chargers At Buccaneers, Bills At Raiders: How To Watch Sunday's Game
• Over 1,000 Donations Collected To Those Affected By NW Baltimore Gas Explosion
• Joe Bianca Of Thoroughbred Daily News Talks Swiss Skydiver's Win At The Preakness
• California Voters To Consider Property Tax Overhaul
• More Than 100 Firearms Collected At Gun Turn-In At West Side Church
• MSPCA-Cape Cod Raises 50,000 Pet Meals For Low-Income Owners
• Group Gathers In Humboldt Park To Demand End To Sexual Harassment, Assault In Military
• Entire SMU Student Section Cleared Out During Football Game For Not Following COVID-19 Guidelines
• Trump Treatment News Leaves More Questions Than Answers, UCSF Professor Says
• Accessible Merry-Go-Round Planned For Southside Park In Sacramento
• Guggenheim Museum Reopens To Public After Months-Long Pandemic Closure
• Fells Point Shop Owners Host Sidewalk Sales; Remind Residents To Support Local Businesses Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• COVID-19 Continues To Spike In Wisconsin With 2,892 New Cases Reported Saturday
• More Than 1,700 New Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In New York, 957 In New Jersey
• NYPD: Suspect Arrested In Stray Bullet Shooting That Killed Mother Of 3 Bertha Arriaga In Queens
• Swiss Skydiver upsets Authentic to win 2020 Preakness Stakes
• Man Dies In Stockton Shooting
• Brown's TD Run Lifts West Virginia Over Baylor 27-21 In 2OT
• A timeline of Trump's travels prior to his hospitalization
• Dallas Woman Agrees To Pay Millions After Stealing Goods, Selling Them On Internet Over 19 Years
• Mother, Son Sentenced Up To 12 Years After Shooting At Driver In Road Rage Incident
• Lawndale Fire Kills One Man
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Joins Families Of Breonna Taylor, Jacob Blake In Call For Justice
• Trump Associates Who Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Joe Biden Will Get Tested More Frequently, Continue In-Person Campaigning
• Construction Begins On Pipeline To Deliver Water To 40 Colorado Communities
• Officials Urge People To Register To Vote, Fill Out Census Forms, And Get Tested For COVID-19 At Dolton Event
• Massachusetts Reports 600 New Coronavirus Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• BC Falls To UNC 26-22 In First Loss Of The Hafley Era
• Feds: California Convict Tried To Steal $22M From PPP Loans
• Trinity International University Football Player Rushed To Hospital After Injury During Practice
• Trump Says He's Feeling 'Much Better' The Day After Trip To Walter Reed For COVID-19
• GoFundMe Set Up To Help Colorado Couple Hit By Suspected Drunk Driver
• 'We Will Resist Suppression': Philadelphia Community Leaders Urging Residents To Vote In Unprecedented Election
• Jesus' Team Finishes A Surprising 3rd In Preakness At 40-1
• Baffert Experiences Authentic Misery With Loss In Preakness
• All Westbound Lanes Of Bay Bridge Now Reopened After Police Activity, MDTA Says
• Drive Boo Halloween
• Matt Klentak Steps Down As Phillies' General Manager, Will Remain In Organization
• Group Protests At Newsom's Fair Oaks Home Over Police Killing Of Sean Monterrosa In Vallejo; 17 Arrested
• Survivor Of Colorado Propane Blast Advocates For Burn Victims After Losing Partner In 'Tremendous Explosion'
• Glass Fire Update: Red Flag Fire Warning Conditions Return; 293 Homes, 272 Commercial Buildings Destroyed; Chance Of Rain Next Weekend
• 'Steal Of The Draft' | Matthew McConaughey Shoutouts Ravens' Devin Duvernay After 93-Yard Kickoff Return TD
• Man Wanted In Connection To Multiple Violent Robberies In Queens
• Police: Man Shot 20 Times In Fairhill Homicide
• Missing Larimer County Boy Found Safely
• Wisconsin Sets Record For COVID-19 Cases In Single Day
• Denver Community Calls For Action Against Youth Gun Violence
• North Texas Officer Dies After Complications From COVID-19
• Man Charged With Running Prostitution Operation Out Of Bridgeport Apartment
• Devin Duvernay Scored First Kickoff Return TD Of NFL Season. Has He Earned Bigger Role On Ravens Offense?
• Leddie Brown's TD Run Lifts West Virginia Over Baylor 2OT
• When Can Cam Newton Return To Patriots? It Depends On Several Factors
• Gov. Newsom's Zero-Emission Car Mandate May Depend on Biden Victory
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies, Cool Temps, Downright Chilly Overnight For Some
• SUV Crashes Into Gas Station In Kenosha
• Trump Received Oxygen White House Before Heading To Walter Reed, CBS News Sources Say
• Colorado Among States To Receive Voter Guides From Planned Parenthood
• Former Dodgers Pitcher, Coach Ron Perranoski Dies At 84
• Texas Adds 7,006 COVID-19 Cases To Total Saturday, 3,346 Are New
• 'THAT'S AMORE!': Former Pittsburgh Pirates Catcher Francisco Cervelli Announces Retirement
• New England-Kansas City game postponed after positive COVID-19 tests
• 2 People Shot In Homewood, Police Investigating
• Man Injured In Saturday Overnight Shooting In Rosedale, Baltimore County Police Say
• Max Duggan, TCU Stun No. 9 Longhorns Again 33-31
• Philadelphia Holds Event Encouraging Early Voting Outside Liacouras Center Satellite Election Office
• Florida Board Of Medicine Refuses To Waive Doctor License Fees
• Police: Man Shot In The Upper Body In South Baltimore Saturday Morning
• President Trump Hospitalized At Walter Reed Medical Center
• Manta Ray Nursery Discovered Off Palm Beach County Coast
• 26 In-Person Maine Farm Fairs Canceled Due To Pandemic
• Marlon Humphrey's Dad Noticed An Odd Transaction On His Son's Account. Turns Out, Matthew Judon Was Hungry After The Ravens Week 2 Win
• What You Need To Know About 11 Ballot Drop Boxes Now Available In Montgomery County
• Caregiver From Texas Arrested, Accused Of Stealing Thousands From Elderly
• Gamma Close To Hurricane Strength As It Makes Landfall In Yucatan Peninsula
• Pitt Stunned By N.C. State After Late Touchdown Pass Hands Wolfpack The Upset
• Suspect Accused Of Breaking Into Bronx Home, Trying To Rape Teenager Arrested
• Investigators Probe Shooting That Left Man Dead, 14-Year-Old Girl Wounded In Chicago Lawn
• Colorado State Capitol Building To Be Lit In Red To Honor Firefighters
• Preakness 2020: No Fans, No Traffic, No Booze, No May Heat
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times On Euclid Street In Dravosburg
• Police Investigate Broad-Daylight Robbery, Shooting Near Indian Boundary Park
• Miami Weather: Miami-Dade, Broward Under Flood Watch Through Sunday Evening
• New Netflix TV Series Looking To Film At Hartwood Acres
• Teen Killed In Shooting At Plano Park
• Obituary For Beloved 7-Year-Old Golden Retriever Who Died After Battle With Lymphoma Goes Viral
• 3 Republican senators test positive for COVID-19
• Surge In New Republican Voters Puts Pressure On Florida Democrats
• Where To See Fantastic Fall Foliage This Weekend
• 20-Year-Old Arrested For Murder At Dallas Beauty Salon, Police Say
• State Of Colorado: Most Important Safety Item On Big Rigs Is Drivers' Understanding Of Mountain Pass Danger
• Vote Smart: Proposition 15 Targets Commercial, Industrial Properties for More Frequent Tax Assessment
• Hurley: NFL Season Could Crumble If League Reacts Rashly To Cam Newton's Positive COVID Test
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Says Closing Schools In Spring A Mistake
• Senator Rick Scott Corrects Himself, Says He Does Not Have COVID-19
• Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Tests Negative For COVID-19 After Interacting With Senator Who Tested Positive
• Neighbors React To Deadly House Explosion Weeks After Another Gas Line Rupture
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 2,811 Newly Reported Cases, 74 Deaths
• Facebook, Twitter, TikTok say content wishing for Trump's death is not allowed
• NASA Launches 'Planet Patrol' Website For Volunteers To Help Hunt For New Worlds
• Loader Backs Into Man And Kills Him, Death Ruled As An Accident
• White House Physician's Claim That Trump Was '72 Hours' Into Diagnosis Raises Questions About MN Visit
• PAC-12 Schedule: CU Buffs To Play 7 Games Starting Nov. 7
• What is the gender wealth gap, and what will it take to close it?
• Mating Season Means More Illinois Auto Crashes With Deer
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 597 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Up Slightly
• Mullen Fire In Wyoming Grows Larger Than Cameron Peak Fire
• Physician's comments raise questions on Trump's COVID-19 timeline
• Zogg Fire Update: Two Inmate Firefighters Injured; Blaze Grows To 56,305 Acres, 57 Percent Contained
• Mountain Lion Cub Rescued From California Wildfire
• VIDEO: Good Samaritans Pull Crash Victim From Fatal Fiery I-80 Crash
• Bears Game Rescheduled From Sunday Noon To 3:25 PM
• Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy CEO Jayne Miller To Leave Job At End Of October
• 26-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• The New Season: The latest documentary releases
• Trump's Physician Says President Is Fever-Free And Not On Oxygen
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,442 New Cases
• 'New England Has Your Back': Mayor Walsh Says To Players After Patriots Game Is Postponed Due To COVID-19
• Teens Charged As Adults In Slaying Of Pembroke Pines Bartender
• Trump's physician: He is fever-free and not currently on oxygen
• Indiana Reports 1,429 New COVID-19 Cases
• Smoke Cloud Helps Keep Cameron Peak Fire From Growing Significantly
• Christie admitted to the hospital after positive COVID-19 test
• Police: Florida Man Faces Voter Fraud Charges After Trying To Get Ballot For Dead Wife
• At least 8 people who attended SCOTUS ceremony test positive for COVID-19
• Worcester Asks Residents Not To Go Trick-Or-Treating Door-To-Door This Year
• Patriots-Chiefs Postponed, Pats QB Cam Newton Reportedly Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In Troy Hill
• NFL Postpones Patriots-Chiefs Game To Monday Or Tuesday After Positive COVID-19 Tests On Both Teams
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,434 COVID-19 Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Physician Says President Trump Is Fever-Free And Not On Oxygen
• President Trump 'Doing Very Well' After COVID Diagnosis
• Montgomery County Police Searching For Missing Silver Spring Woman, Her 9-Year-Old Daughter
• Three MN Republican Congressmen Face Criticism For Taking Delta Flight After Exposure To President Trump
• Early Wake-Up Call From Pacific-12 Season Opener; Cal-Stanford Big Game Scheduled For Thanksgiving Weekend
• Goaltender Tristan Jarry To Re-Sign With Penguins For Three-Year Contract
• Patriots Quarterback Cam Newton Tests Positive For COVID-19
• N.C. Senate candidate admits sending sexually suggestive texts
• Sixers Officially Name Doc Rivers As Franchise's New Head Coach
• NYPD: Actor Rick Moranis Victim Of Unprovoked Attack Caught On Camera In Manhattan
• Firefighters Return Franklin House Twice In Span Of Hours, 1 Firefighter Injured
• State Police: Man Dies In High Speed Crash After Failing To Pull Over On Interstate 95
• DeWine: Trump Diagnosis 'Powerful Reminder' Of Coronavirus' Reach
• Notre Dame President Tests Positive For The Coronavirus
• Denver Weather: Cooler Saturday With More Wildfire Smoke Plumes Expected
• Have That Coffee After Breakfast Especially If You Had Bad Night's Sleep, Research Suggests
• Gov. Cuomo Warns NYC Leaders To Step Up Mask And Social Distancing Enforcement, Could Hit City With $10,000 Fine
• Divers find wreck of WWII ship that sunk with 1,083 on board
• Firefighters Hurt Battling Fire At Walgreens In East New York, FDNY Says
• Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Former Associate Of Oakland's Your Black Muslim Bakery Accused Of Trying To Rip-Off COVID Paycheck Protection Program
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After 41-Year-Old Man Critically Injured In Frankford Shooting
• Report: Coronavirus Outbreak Among Tennessee Titans Leads To Three More Members Testing Positive
• Police: 19-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In East Kensington
• Annual USO BBQ At Illinois Car Dealers Moving Online
• Historic Number Of Vote-By-Mail Requests Leaves Some Concerned They May Not Get Their Ballots In Time
• Don Ryce, Father Of Murdered Jimmy Ryce, Dies At 76
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Chilly Morning, Sunny Skies, Mid 60s By Afternoon
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: October 3, 2020
• Police: 21-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot While Sitting Inside BMW Next To Female Passenger In East Mount Airy
• Police Investigating Overnight Fatal Shooting In East Baltimore
• Suspect In Police Custody After Allegedly Shooting Two In Road Rage Incident
• Glass Fire Update: Calmer Winds, Cooler Temps Raise Hope In Fire-Threatened Town Of Angwin
• What To Watch For When Patriots Visit Chiefs In Week 4
• Trump begins Remdesivir therapy while spending the night in the hospital
• University Of Pittsburgh Police Searching For Indecent Assault Suspect
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool, Dry Saturday
• Hey Ray! Making 'Magic' By Using Physics
• The Engine Behind Pine-Richland's Powerhouse Offense
• Saturday's Show Info (10/3/20)
• Guardian Storage Holding Shred-It Events Across Western Pa.
• Police Arrest Suspect In Beaver Falls Homicide
• One Person Hospitalized After Spring Hill Shooting
• Penn State University Reports Over 200 New Coronavirus Cases At Main Campus
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/3 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Things Have Changed - Pandora
• Destiny's Child - Supernatural
• Jeff Davis 10 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Gary Anthony Williams 6 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Deep Fake Penn - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Pilot - Swamp Thing
• Greg Proops 4 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• Episode 1 - Devils
• Fire - Coroner
• Last Holiday - Supernatural
• For the Sins of Your Ancestors - The Outpost
• A New Twist on the Classics - Masters of Illusion
• Brick Walls, Plexiglass, and a Fish Hook Endoscopy - Masters Of Illusion
• Episode 105 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 103 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from October 3, 2020

• The Final Days of JJ and Tylee
• Patriots-Chiefs game postponed after Cam Newton tests positive for coronavirus
• What Trump's hospitalization means for his administration
• Trump's coronavirus diagnosis shakes up presidential race one month before Election Day
• 3 GOP senators test positive for coronavirus
• Explaining Trump's coronavirus diagnosis and path to recovery
• Trump undergoes aggressive and experimental coronavirus treatment
• CBS Evening News, October 3, 2020
• Trump not on a "clear path to recovery," senior official says
• Contradictory information circulates regarding Trump's condition
• McConnell reschedules floor activity as multiple GOP Senators test positive for COVID-19
• Trump's COVID diagnosis shifts campaign strategies ahead of the election
• Trump's doctors provide an update on his condition at Walter Reed Medical Center
• Biden: Trump's diagnosis is "bracing reminder" to take the coronavirus seriously
• Trump campaign adjusts schedule in wake of president's hospitalization
• New documentaries to expand your world
• What will the road to recovery look like for Trump?
• Trump "doing very well," his physician says
• Raw video: Wreck of German WWII ship found in Baltic Sea
• Renaissance-age "wine windows" reopen for business in Italy amid pandemic
• Lynne Cheney pens new book "The Virginia Dynasty" on four U.S. presidents
• Chef Jerome Grant celebrates diversity through cuisine at Jackie
• Trump hospitalized for COVID-19: What happens now?
• Creem magazine documentary highlights “chaos” of 1970s rock music culture
• "The most powerful woman on Wall Street" on closing the gender wealth gap
• The next steps in Trump's COVID-19 treatment
• Biden sends prayers to Trump, knocks September jobs report
• Trump tweets "Going well" after being flown to Walter Reed for COVID-19 treatment