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Articles from October 8, 2020

• San Jose Man Wrongfully Convicted of Attempted Murder Rebuilds His Life After Release
• Father Receives Cease And Desist From Neighbor Working Remotely, Gets Police Called On Him Over Noise Complaints
• California Authorities Identify 2 More Fire Victims Who Died In Zogg Fire
• Drivers Hold 'No On 22' Rally Outside Los Angeles City Hall
• Monterey County Drug Dealer, Mexican Pharmacist Charged With Drug Distribution, Fatal Fentanyl Overdose
• City Leaders Pledge Action in Wake of Violent Assaults on Asian Women on San Francisco Streets
• Suspect Who Was Allegedly Combative During Arrest Dies In Stockton Police Custody, Investigation Underway
• San Bruno Police Search For Female Package Theft Suspect With Young Boy Accomplice
• Oakland Community Assistance Organization's Food Truck Stolen Then Found Damaged
• Hours-Long Standoff Comes To An End After Man Took Over Bus In Anaheim
• LAPD Breaks Up Hollywood Hills Mansion Party Thrown By Alleged Trespassers
• Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Fauci Discusses Coronavirus in Online 'Fireside Chat' at Berkeley Forum
• Spring Freeze, Hot Summer, Early Snow Take Toll On Apple Orchard In Longmont
• Feds Foil Alleged Plot To Kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
• 80-Year-Old Modesto Man Rescues Driver Who Crashed Into A Canal
• Colorado Voters Will Soon Find Ballots In Their Mailboxes
• Pursuit Suspect Shot By Police After Allegedly Trying To Run Over Crisis Negotiator
• Dodgers Sweep Padres In NLDS, Will Play Braves In NLCS
• Violence In Minneapolis: 5 Recent Shootings Leave 2 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition
• Barr Trail Fire Burning Near Manitou Incline Investigated As Arson, Search For Suspect Continues
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• High School Football Season Returns After Delayed Start Due To Coronavirus
• Thousands Of Gig Workers Can Appeal After Being Asked To Pay Back Overpayment Of Unemployment Benefits
• Chicago Weather: Feels Like Summer Friday
• Foles Beats Brady Again As Bears Squeeze Buccaneers
• Indecent Exposure Suspect Arrested After Pursuit In El Dorado County
• Teen In DCFS Custody Describes Experience Of Being Held In Psychiatric Hospital 67 Days Longer Than Necessary
• MSHSL Now Allowing 2 Spectators Per Student-Athlete For Indoor Sports
• Hydrochloric Acid Spill Evacuates Buildings In North Denver
• Uxbridge School Names New Gym After Grace Rett, Holy Cross Student Killed In Crash
• People Making A Difference: South Pomona Urban Farm Providing Hope, Nourishment
• New Castle Police: Woman Took Nude Photos Of Underage Daughters And Sold Them
• 35-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed While Sitting Inside Parked Car In Northeast Baltimore, Police Say
• 17-Year-Old Arrested In Connection To Shooting Death Of Jaylen Betschart, Police Say
• Yankees Use Stellar Pitching, Long Homers To Beat Rays In Game 4
• Bus Driver Marcus Parks Sr. Shot & Killed In Broad Daylight In Baltimore
• Trump Says He's Planning To Hold Rally After Doctor Says He'll Likely Be Cleared
• Police Union Fights COPA's Recommendation To Fire Officer Who Used Homophobic Slur During Downtown Unrest In May
• Westmoreland County Says Delivery Of First Mail-In Ballots Delayed
• Fort Worth City Leaders Hold Roundtable To Discuss Changes Made Since Death Of Atatiana Jefferson
• Baltimore County Police Officer Shoots Man Armed With Knife And Blades In Rosedale
• Loyal Fans Making The Most Of Virtual New York Comic Con
• Fire Breaks Out In Building Housing Belmont Snack Shop In Avondale
• Detectives Arrest Beltsville Automotive Repair Shop Owner; Illegal Rifle, Ammo And Stolen Vehicles Recovered
• From Extra Masks To Individual Hand Sanitizer: Infection Control Practitioner Shares Tips To Keep Kids Safe At School
• As Coronavirus Hospitalizations In Maryland Increase, Some Worry About Impact On ER Capacity During Flu Season
• Miami-Dade Public Schools Confirm Multiple Cases Of COVID In District After William H. Lehman Elementary Student Tests Positive
• Demonstrators Pull Body Bags, Carry Tombstones In 2nd Night Of Protests Over Derek Chauvin's Release
• Future Of Presidential Debates In Question After Trump Rejects Virtual Debate In Miami
• Texas Sen. John Cornyn, Challenger MJ Hegar Talk Coronavirus, Supreme Court Seats, Key To Victory
• Sacramento Police Search For Suspect After Pursuit Ended Off El Camino Ave.
• Hundreds Gather At Vigil For 17-Year-Old Madison Sparrow, Allegedly Murdered By Ex-Boyfriend
• 'Devastating And Terrifying': Families Of Special Needs Students Fear Boston Will Cancel In Person Learning
• San Bernardino Sees Uptick In COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Riverside Adds 1 More Death
• Tourists Flocking To Southeastern Minnesota's 'Barn Quilt Country'
• What Do Experts Know About The Flu And COVID-19? Good Question
• CSU Releases Independent Investigation Into Allegations Of Racism, COVID-19 Safety Violations
• Hurricane Delta Strengthens A Little More
• Police: 2 People Injured In Shooting In Northwest Baltimore
• Sources: President Donald Trump Planning Visit To Beaver County On Monday
• Marlins Swept By Braves After 7-0 Loss Thursday
• Sam's Club Hiring At Least 2,000 Permanent Full-Time Positions
• Ruby Tuesday Files For Bankruptcy, Most Workers Furloughed Due To Pandemic
• Trump Says He's Planning Saturday Rally; Unclear If He's Tested Negative For COVID (CBS News)
• Wolfgang Puck Closed, MGM Detroit Announces D.Prime Steakhouse As Replacement
• Unemployment Update: State Benefits Under Review After Whitmer Ruling
• What To Expect When Emagine Movie Theaters Re-Opens Friday
• Northville Police Seek Suspect After Skateboarder Killed In Hit-And-Run
• 2 Men Facing Federal Charges Turn Themselves In For Robocalls
• Brockton Police Chief Saves Choking Baby
• Sun Country Airlines Cuts 18 Manager Positions Amid Ongoing Industry Struggles
• Hundreds Of Brockton Residents Remain Without Power As Temperatures Fall
• Pa. House Democrats, Republicans Call For Rep. Aaron Bernstine's Resignation; Video Allegedly Shows Him Encouraging Young Son To Smoke
• With 'Chance We Can Save It,' La Salle Baseball Community Fighting To Keep America's Pastime Alive At College
• Health Price Website Gets Little Public Attention
• Denver Native Lindsey Vogelaar And Husband Costas Sivyllis And Killed In Plane Crash 4 Days After Wedding In Telluride
• Motive For Shooting Rampage At Arden-Area Market Still Unknown; Friend Of Gunman Says He Was Bullied
• More People Are Remembering To Wash Their Hands, Research Finds
• Justice Department sues Yale, alleging race-based discrimination
• LA Animal Services Reduces Adoption Fees For 'Larger' Dogs Through Oct. 18
• Pittsburgh Steelers Selling Fan Cutouts For Game In November
• Oakland Council Revives 2005 Law Requiring Companies To Disclose Historical Ties To Slavery
• Officials Gather Information In Bloomberg Probe
• Manager Of West Sacramento Tech Store Tackles Would-Be Thief Who Tried To Take Three Laptops
• Is Anyone Home? Bear Peeks In Door, Hangs Out On Porch
• Police Chase That Started In Wyoming Ends After Suspect Crashes Into Wind Turbine In Colorado
• Police: Man Suspected Of Groping 5 Women On Subway
• Regal Goes Dark Nationwide, What Happens To The Massive Buildings Left Behind?
• Around The Table: Who Won The Vice Presidential Debate?
• Deep Creek Fire Prompts BLM, White River National Forest Closure In Summit County
• CBS13 Investigates: How Long Will It Take For Your Vote To Arrive?
• Controversial Minneapolis Video Raises Concerns Over Ballot Harvesting, But Elections Leaders Say There Are Safeguards In Place
• San Francisco To Launch Universal Basic Income Pilot Program for Artists
• Orange County Virtual Job Fair Boasts 75 Employers Seeking To Fill Positions Across Range Of Industries
• Google Unveils More Details About Massive Downtown San Jose Development
• Police: Man Shot 15 Times, Killed In Hunting Park
• San Francisco Production Company Offers Halloween 'Screaming Telegrams' From Terrifying Clowns
• SRA Scholar Returns to College, Finds Campus Transformed by COVID-19
• Computer Hacker Who Helped Islamic State To Remain In Pennsylvania Prison
• Comedians Rally To Save Struggling Clayton Bowling Alley
• Sacramento City Unified Schools Prepare For Potential In-Person Opening
• State Sen. Scott Wiener Announces Renewed Push For Safe Injection Sites
• Police: Erratic, Oblivious Motorcyclist Found With 'Large Quantity Of Meth' After Waite Park Crash
• STEAM: Inside The Billion-Dollar Industry Of Professional Gaming, eSports
• North Texas Man Charged In Murder Of Neighbor, Victim's Family Calls It A Hate Crime
• LA County Reports 1,280 New COVID-19 Cases; Officials Closely Monitoring Numbers Following Spike
• Public Health Officials Urge More Riverside County Residents To Get Tested To Avoid Moving Back In Purple Tier
• Broncos-Patriots Game Moved From Sunday To Monday Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Lafayette Man Receives Extra Misdirected Ballots For People Who Don't Live At His Home
• Stimulus Check Negotiations: Are $1,200 Payments Back On The Table?
• Tattoo Artist Daniel Silva Released After Serving Jail Sentence
• Hispanic And Latino Communities Worry About 2020 Census Undercount
• WarnerMedia Employees Brace For More Layoffs
• Trump Says He Won't Participate In Virtual 2nd Presidential Debate
• As Trump Pushes For Second $1,200 Stimulus Check, Glitch Keeps Thousands Of TurboTax Users From Getting First Check
• Astros Clinch ALDS, Power Past Athletics 11-6
• Owners Of N.J. School Bus Company Facing Serious Charges
• Colin Kaepernick calls for abolishing police and prisons in new essay
• On A Positive Note: Music Therapy Program Helping People Deal With Mental Health Challenges
• SCOTUS rejects request to reinstate medication abortion restriction
• Rise In COVID-19 Cases Could Lead To Tighter Restrictions In Adams, Arapahoe & Douglas Counties
• FBI Foils Militia Plot To Kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Try Her For 'Treason'
• Prince George's County Woman, Stage 4 Breast Cancer Survivor, Celebrates 70th Birthday
• Correa Powers Astros Past A's 11-6 To Clinch ALDS
• Rapper Tory Lanez Facing Assault, Gun Charges For July Shooting Of Megan Thee Stallion
• A's Playoff Run Ends, Lose To Astros In Game 4 Of ALDS
• 'I Was Shocked' - Rare Badger Sighting On Mount Diablo Caught On Camera
• Dodgers Team Up With Muslim Coalition To Give Masks To Homeless
• Baltimore Police Seize 6 Guns, Drugs From Suspects In 24-Hour Period
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: 2nd presidential debate in doubt
• Colorado's Boom Supersonic Reveals Prototype Of XB-1 Commercial Jet
• DU Sororities, Fraternities Report Coronavirus Outbreaks, Some Face Suspension
• Sam's Club To Hire 2K Workers Ahead Of Holiday Season; Launch New Deals
• Laid Off Workers Continue Having Difficulty Getting Unemployment Benefits
• Chicago Restaurant Owners Skeptical About Outdoor Dining Designs: 'It's Not Our Savior'
• Carrollton Mayoral Candidate Zul Mirza Mohamed Arrested, Charged With 100+ Counts Of Voter Fraud
• Search For Hiker Ken May Goes In Summit County Near Silverthorne 'Concluded'
• Annapolis Holding Sidewalk Sale On Saturday
• Eagles' Jordan Mailata Goes From Aussie Rugby Star To NFL Starter
• Broward Medical Center Installs Inflatable Breast Exhibit To Teach People About Breast Cancer Awareness
• Number Of High-Risk Communities On Massachusetts COVID-19 Map Nearly Doubles
• Former OC Deputy Charged For Allegedly Burglarizing Deceased Man's Home
• Cultural District Theaters Still In Holding Pattern Despite Governor Tom Wolf Easing Restrictions
• Pennsylvania Lifts Moratorium On Utility Shutoffs Despite Earlier Pledge To Keep It In Place For Duration Of Pandemic
• Police: 2 Hospitalized After Apparent Murder-Suicide Attempt In Koreatown
• Child Psychologist Tells Parents Not To Be Too Involved With Kids During Remote Classes, Says Helicopter Parenting May Cause More Problems
• Research Finds More People Are Remembering To Wash Their Hands
• Charges: Duane Waldriff, 70, Assaulted WCCO Photojournalist During Duluth Trump Rally
• Residents Plead In Virtual Session For Greater Safety In Minneapolis
• Former Phillies Third Baseman Kim Batiste Dies At 52
• Borough Park Unrest: Mayor De Blasio Insists There's No Double Standard In Enforcement
• Report Gives Chicago Police 'Beyond A Failing Grade' For Poor Clearance Rate Of Sexual Assault Cases
• 'We Don't Get It': Stuck In Final Reopening Tier, South Sacramento Business Owner Ponders Closing For Good
• Aledo High School Engineering Students Create Hands-Free Sanitizing Stations
• Start Of Deer Mating Season Means Drivers Face Increased Risk Of Striking Animals; Suffolk Ranks Near Top For Animal Crashes In New York State
• Pennsylvania Reports Most Daily Coronavirus Infections Since April
• Patriots-Broncos Postponed Until Monday
• Suspect Arrested In September Shooting Death Of Santa Rosa Transient
• 'It's Just Not Fair': Family Searches For Answers After Shooting Kills 2 Cousins
• Police: 33-Year-Old Albany Man Arrested After Fleeing Police, Possessing Large Quantity Of Meth
• 3,786 New COVID-19 Cases, 104 Deaths Reported In Texas Thursday
• Holy Name Medical Center Participating In Clinical Trials Of Regeneron, Antibody Treatment Given To President Trump
• Orange County Officials Report 141 New COVID-19 Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Cameron Peak Fire Fueled By Hot, Dry Weather As Crews Draw Containment Lines
• Voter Ballots, Discarded Mail Found In Twentynine Palms, Joshua Tree
• Wisconsin Small Business Owners Brace For COVID Restrictions: 'I'm Not About To Just Lay Down'
• Hundreds Get Rare View Of The Iconic Mississippi River While Levels Are Lowered For Inspections
• The 2020 City Of Grapevine 'North Pole Express' Is A Go, With Coronavirus Precautions Of Course
• DeSoto Native Errol Spence Jr. Set For 1st Title Fight Since Violent Car Crash
• Virgin To Build Hyperloop Certification Center In West Virginia
• Miami Beach's Iconic Coral Rock House To Receive Much-Needed Restoration
• Humpback Whales Have Made A Comeback In New York City
• Officials: Workers Narrowly Make It Out Before South Philadelphia Home Collapses
• 'It Felt Like Something Punched My Leg Really, Really Hard,' Says Man Who Was Bitten By Shark In South Beach
• Seattle Seahawks Seek 1st 5-0 Start In Team History Hosting Minnesota Vikings
• Allegheny County To Open Additional Election Offices To Help Cut Down On Crowds And Allow More Options
• Ravens Create Special Section Of Cardboard Cutouts To Honor Cancer Survivors, Victims
• Dr. Jill Biden Campaigns In Delaware, Montgomery Counties, Where 'Women Will Decide The Future Of This State'
• Long Island High School For The Arts Allowing Students On Campus For In-Person Classes; Precautions Include Special Masks For Singers
• Central Coast Rep. Salud Carbajal Tests Positve For COVID-19
• Broward's Pre-K Through 2nd-Grade Students Begin Staggered Return To Class On Friday
• Illinois Reports First 2020 West Nile Virus Death
• COVID-19 travel bans continue to separate thousands of families and couples
• More Than 4.3 Million Vote-By-Mail Ballots Already Sent To Florida Voters
• Rain Forecast Fizzles For Wildfire-Scarred Northern California; More Fire Weather Possible Next Week
• Concord Opens School Cafeteria For Students Who Lost Power During Storm
• Pittsburgh Penguins Re-Sign Forward Sam Lafferty
• 23,000 baby chicks die after being abandoned at Madrid airport
• Wisconsin breaks single-day record of new coronavirus cases
• Sketch Released Of Suspect In August Stabbing Death Of Man At Sunnyvale Park
• LA County Public Health Officer: Stay Home To Celebrate If Lakers Win NBA Finals
• DA: Actions Of 3 Aurora Officers In Violent Summer Shootout With Suspect Dontari Hudson Legally Justified
• Remdesivir Trial: Patients Started Recovering By Day 15
• Minneapolis Hopes For More Peace, Less Quiet On Nicollet Mall
• School Nurses Take On A New Role As They Juggle COVID Symptoms And Other Illnesses
• Coronavirus Warrior: Staten Island Nurse Named 1 Of Time Magazine's Top 100 Influential People Of 2020
• 'Following The Science,' County Judge Will File Paperwork To Reopen Bars In Collin County
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 3,059 New COVID-19 Cases; 32 More Deaths; 7-Day Average Positivity Rate At 3.7%
• Reading Terminal Market Launches GoFundMe To Raise $250,000 To Weather Pandemic Impact
• Now Hiring: Sun & Ski Sports
• Three Robbery Suspects Arrested, Crashed Porsche In Hyde Park
• What Is Regeneron, The Antibody Cocktail Used To Treat Trump's COVID?
• Good Samaritan Speaks Out After Stepping In To Help Kids Off Burning School Bus On Near West Side
• Baltimore Police Call On Public For Information In Shooting Death Of Leroy Green
• Corey Crawford Will Not Return To The Blackhawks
• Reactions To Kidnapping Attempt On Governor Whitmer
• Miami Film Festival GEMS Goes Virtual This Year
• Mass. Lawmakers Seek Answers After ICE Agents Stopped Runner In Boston
• Glass Doors, Window Shattered At Santa Ana Church During Outdoor Mass; Police Say 'No Indication' Of Hate Crime
• Berkeley School Board Approves Small In-Person Elementary Cohorts; Wider Reopening December Or Later
• Former Rangers Manager Ron Washington Heading Back To Arlington As Braves 3B Coach In NLCS
• Repairs Complete, Barricades Down Nearly 1 Year After Sinkhole Swallows Bus Downtown
• Airbnb Requires Hosts to Commit to Enhanced Cleaning
• Police: Caretaker Leaves 2 Developmentally Disabled Men Inside Car While She Plays Video Poker For An Hour
• Anheuser-Busch Donates Hand Sanitizer To Election Day Voting Center Locations In Maryland
• Eli Lilly Seeks Emergency Use Authorization For Coronavirus Antibody Treatment
• Lifting Ban On Evictions Could Lead To Court Backlog As Struggling Landlords Try To Remove Tenants Who Won't Pay
• Officer charged in fatal shooting of Jonathan Price is fired
• Crews Hope To Contain Middle Fork Fire Burning In Routt County By Halloween
• Consumer Product Safety Commission Investigating Dangers Associated With Nursing Pillows
• City Officials Respond After Union Says They Are 'Baffled' By DPW Employee Layoffs
• 92-Year-Old Man Killed In Crash In Carney, Baltimore County Police Say
• Display Of Campaign Signs At Orange County Home An Homage To Losing Presidential Candidates
• Sausalito License Plate Cameras Locate Stolen Car Used In San Francisco Burglary
• Prosecutors: Ocean County Woman Claimed 4-Year-Old Son Died Of Cancer In Phony GoFundMe Campaign
• Family Of UPS Driver Taken Hostage, Killed In Police Shooting Suing 6 Local Law Enforcement Agencies
• Berkeley Police Arrest Man On Probation Driving Stolen Car, Possessing Gun, Burglary Tools
• Baltimore County Public Library Essex Branch Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Medical Community Pushing Back On Regeneron Asking For Emergency Approval Of Experimental Coronavirus Treatment
• Goucher College Poll: Joe Biden Leads President Donald Trump In Maryland Heading Into November Election
• The Center For Regenerative Medicine Has Over 20 Years' Experience In Neurological Diseases, More Than 50,000 Cases Treated
• Winnetka Businessman Charged With Gouging Customers Who Bought N95 Masks
• Governor Hogan, U.S. Naval Academy Announce Brigade Of Midshipmen To Attend Football Game Vs. Temple
• Baylor Halts All Football-Related Activities After Recent Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Baltimore Rec And Parks Outlines Fall Indoor, Outdoor Programming
• Health Officials Report 110 New COVID-19 Cases In Denton County
• MDOT Announces Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Road To Reopening: Connecticut Eases Restrictions As It Enters Phase 3
• Philadelphia Police Shoot, Kill Suspect Who Opened Fire On Officers In Germantown After Deadly Carjacking
• New York City's Second Coronavirus Shutdown Begins For Schools, Businesses In Hot Zones
• Report: NFL Denied Patriots' Request For Larger Locker Room Space In Kansas City
• Consumer Alert: Nursing Pillows Could Pose Suffocation Hazard, CPSC Says
• Lake Street Bridge Closing For Maintenance This Weekend
• Charles Street Will Transform Into Outdoor Shopping, Dining Promenade October 17
• Doug Emhoff, Husband Of Kamala Harris, Will Join Democratic Leaders In 'Biden For Colorado Car Rally'
• Colorado Weather: Exceptional Drought Jumps 14% As Incoming Storm Appears Drier
• FBI Seeks Female Bank Robber Who Pulled Gun On Employee At Dania Beach Wells Fargo
• Socially Distanced Santa: Malls Preparing To Keep Families Safe This Holiday Season
• Gust Of Wind Flips Over Fire Patrol Plane After Landing At Plymouth Airport
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 15-Year-Old Madison Shablesky
• Federal Appeals Court Blocks Extension Of Wisconsin Absentee Ballot Deadline
• Famous Wild Horse Hit By Car: Advocates Push For Fencing After Death Of 'Van Gogh'
• Officials Investigating After Molotov Cocktail Thrown At Chestertown Residence
• What to know about HIPAA, from the congresswoman who wrote the law
• 2 Children Returned To Father In Baltimore, Police Say
• Dog Haus To Celebrate 10-Year Anniversary With Free Haus Dogs, 10 Days Of Deals
• Megan Thee Stallion announces scholarship fund
• Police Searching For Man Who Robbed South Philadelphia Dunkin' Early Sunday
• 'Gay Straight Alliances' Clubs Aim To Make Dallas ISD Campuses Safer For LGBTQ Youth
• Boston Teachers Union Seeks Injunction To Stop In-Person Learning
• Memorial To Fallen New Jersey State Trooper Vandalized In Cape May County
• Baltimore Area Domino's Pizzas Hold 'Share The Warmth' Drive
• Whitmer On Foiled Militia Plot: 'I Knew This Job Would Be Hard ... I Never Could've Imagined Anything Like This'
• New Jersey Health Official Warns Of 'Second Wave' As Coronavirus Cases Spike In Garden State
• Philadelphia School District To Release More Details Next Week On Return To In-Person Learning, Superintendent Says
• Gooey, Warm Cinnamon Rolls Return When Knaus Berry Farm Reopens Oct. 27 With Social Distancing Rules
• UPDATE: Hit-And-Run Suspect Dies After Jumping Off Highway Overpass In Concord
• Facebook Bans Company It Says Ran Fake Accounts For Turning Point USA After Investigation
• 'Egregious Violation': Wolfe City Officer Shaun Lucas Fired After Fatally Shooting Jonathan Price
• Pelosi won't support standalone airlines bill without larger relief bill
• Most Target HQ Employees To Work Remotely Until June 2021
• Over 36,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of Sept. 28, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Southwest Airlines Announces Seasonal Flights To Telluride Starting In December
• Chargers Head Coach Anthony Lynn Officially Names Justin Herbert Team's Starting Quarterback
• One Of The World's Most Complete T. Rex Skeletons Sells for $27.6M
• Temple University Hospital Seeking Volunteers For Phase 3 Of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• West Virginia Woman Who Tried To Fake Her Own Death Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge
• Denise Koch: 100th Anniversary Of Women Winning Right To Vote Marked By Kamala Harris' Nomination
• Penn-Trafford Closes One School, Says Another Will Remain Closed After Additional Coronavirus Cases
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 409 New Cases, 8 Additional Deaths
• 'They've Been Serious' Lightfoot On Threats Made To Herself, Her Family
• Maryland Zoo Will Light Up Baltimore With Zoo Lights This Holiday Season
• Maryland U.S. Attorney Robert Hur Announces Over $1M In Federal Grants To Improve Services For Crime Victims
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court To Hear Bill Cosby's Sex Assault Conviction Appeal On Dec. 1
• San Ramon Mayoral Candidate Criticized For Skipping Muslim Forum
• Gov. Hogan Announces Over $3M In Grant Funding For Expansion Of Boys & Girls Clubs, Crime Reduction Efforts
• On The Edge of 72, Stevie Nicks Just Wants To Perform Live Again
• Maryland State Board Of Elections Announces Ballot Counting Schedule, Online Resource To Track Mail-In Ballot Submissions
• California Operation Eradicates 1.1 Million Marijuana Plants At 455 Illegal Grow Sites
• Dems crushing GOP incumbents in ad spending in key Senate races
• Metro To Offer Free Rides On Election Day; Ballot Drop Boxes Added To Stations
• San Francisco Fire, Police, State Investigators Conduct Joint Probe Into Firefighter Training Accident Death
• California Operation Eradicates 1.1 Million Marijuana Plants At 455 Illegal Grow Sites
• Nominations For 'Tony Awards' To Be Announced Oct. 15th
• San Mateo County COVID-19 Numbers Improving; Work Needed To Move To Orange Tier
• Armed Carjackers Open Fire On Chino Police Officer; 3 Captured
• Mask On Maryland Challenge Aims To Promote Mask Wearing During Pandemic
• Dallas County Reports 198 COVID-19 Cases Thursday, 4 Deaths
• McConnell says he hasn't been to the White House recently due to COVID
• Anoka Co. Sheriff: 3 Arrested In Carjackings, Lengthy Police Pursuit And Crash
• $185M Spent By Gig Economy Giants Uber, Lyft And Others To Try And Pass Prop. 22
• Woman Charged With Attacking West Hollywood Security Guard, Using Racial Slurs
• Missing 88-Year-Old Millersville Man Found Safe
• Eden Prairie Drivers Urged To Beware After Thieves Snatch Purses From Open Doors, Windows
• Fantasy Football Week 5 Start, Sit: Deshaun Watson Due For 'Monster Game'
• Desmond Fulton Named New Denver Fire Chief
• Mister The Cat Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• Mass. Man Dies After 50-Foot Fall While Hiking In Maine
• Tuukka Rask Explains Why He Left Bruins In NHL Bubble
• Fall Foliage Report: Forests Around The Pittsburgh Area Are Showing Peak Color This Week
• Pelosi: 'Tomorrow, We're Going To Be Talking About the 25th Amendment'
• Stanford President David Starr Jordan's Name To Be Removed From Campus Spaces Over Role In Eugenics Movement
• NAMI Walks Event Goes Virtual To Raise Awareness About Mental Illness
• Tom Brady Reportedly Moving Out Of Derek Jeter's Mansion For Another Mansion
• Police Identify Remains Of Little Girl Found In Smyrna In September 2019, Persons Of Interest In Custody
• Coronavirus Latest: Naval Academy Eliminates Spring Break, Updates Spring Semester Dates
• South Dakota Tribe Reports Scramble For Hospital Beds: 'We Can't Do Much Here'
• Moreno Valley Man Indicted For Inland Empire Pharmacy Robbery Spree That Netted Less Than $5,500
• Judge Questions State In Florida Voter Registration Meltdown
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Stays Down, Hospitalizations Over 400 First Time Since August
• Fifth Annual Mammothon Helps Women Be Proactive About Their Breast Health
• A Shocking Number Of Women Dropped Out Of The Workforce Last Month, Government Data Shows
• Working Parents And Virtual School: Achieving A Balance
• Coronavirus remains central to battleground Pennsylvania House races
• Sheriff: 31-Year-Old Little Falls Man Arrested After Fleeing Police
• Roulette Wheels Allowed Back At Massachusetts Casinos - With Safety Precautions
• Andrew Cuomo and daughters talk about life during the pandemic
• 28-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot Outside Willingboro Home
• Brigham And Women's Coronavirus Vaccine Volunteer Wants To Be 'Part Of The Solution'
• Facebook Extends Ban On Political Ads After Election Day
• Poll: Marylanders Evenly Divided On Whether They Will Vote By Mail, In-Person
• Baltimore County Holding Free Flu Shot Clinic At Maryland State Fairgrounds Next Weekend
• Jackie Robinson's Daughter, Sharon Robinson, Calls Out Trump Campaign For Using Image Of Her Father In Campaign Ad
• Amador County Farm Supply Store Manager Under Investigation For Ties To Mexican Drug Cartel
• Officials Deny Drop Boxes In Lansing Were Left Unlocked
• Proper Vitamin D Levels May Reduce Coronavirus Complications
• Live Music Now Allowed Inside Minnesota Bars And Restaurants, But No Dancing
• Public Library Catches Fire In Pacific Palisades
• Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Set To Visit Weberstown Mall In Stockton On Saturday
• Phillip Leupolu Arrested In Kent County Following Weekend Shooting In Severn, Police Say
• Jonathan Price's Name Added To 'Say Their Names' Memorial In Rockwall
• Rockland County Officials Encourage Community Members To Join Organ Donor Registry
• Coronavirus Can Live On Human Skin For 9 Hours
• Six Men Charged In A Plot To Kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer
• Residents Stunned By Damage Caused By Denver Apartment Fire On Virginia Avenue
• Gov. Larry Hogan, Attorney General Direct Nearly $12M To Help Families Facing Eviction, Housing Insecurity With Legal Help
• Here's A Closer Look At Bills Gov. Whitmer Signed Into Law
• Cook County President Preckwinkle Announces Mortgage Assistance Program
• Seen On Video: Hit-And-Run Driver Plows Into 2 People In Brooklyn
• Coronavirus Outbreak: 10 People At Walmart In Colorado Springs Test Positive For COVID-19
• FEMA Extends Deadline for August Wildfires Aid
• Biden campaign fly swatters sell out after viral Pence moment
• Southwest Airlines To Begin Non-Stop Service From Oakland To Palm Springs
• New Florida Lotto Features Bigger Prizes, Better Odds & New Look For Flagship Game
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea Tells Police Force To Wear Masks As More Officers Call Out Sick
• Fewer international experts will observe U.S. election due to COVID
• 5 Departments Battle Shaler Township House Fire
• New Bill Bans Use Of So-Called 'Less Lethal' Munitions In Philadelphia Following George Floyd Protests
• Two Massachusetts Cities Make List Of 'Best Places To Live In America'
• Raise The Future Making Connections For Youth
• Saint Basil Academy In Jenkintown To Close After School Year Due To Financial Struggles
• SEPTA Unveils Frontline Heroes Tribute To Honor Employees For Work During Pandemic
• Colorado's High School Football Season Begins Thursday
• Police Identify Owner Of Dogs That Attacked Roseville Woman, Killed Beagle
• Trump Says He Will Not Participate In Virtual Presidential Debate; Biden Wants Town Hall Date Pushed Back
• St. Sabina Volunteers Canvas Auburn Gresham Neighborhood To Get Out The Vote
• Houston student group wants virtual school until vaccine available
• 2nd Presidential Debate In Doubt After Trump Objects To Virtual Format
• Hollywood Broadwalk Businesses Damaged In Fire
• An EF-3 Tornado Destroyed It In 2019, Today A Dallas Home Depot Store Reopened
• Naperville's First Recreational Marijuana Dispensary Opens
• Study: Women Do Better At Mask Wearing And Other Measures To Stop Spread Of Covid-19
• Dick's Sporting Goods hiring up to 9,000 holiday workers
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Stalking Bethel Park Woman While Exposing Himself
• Drought Covering One-Third Of Massachusetts Brings Earlier Fall Foliage
• "Impossible choice" for parents: Whether to send kids back to school
• Prince William launches ambitious "Earthshot Prize" to save the planet
• 2 Kids, 1 Adult Escape School Bus Fire On Near West Side
• Gas Line Rupture Shuts Down Route 1 North In Danvers; Costco And Nearby Restaurants Evacuated
• Police: Man Struck, Thrown 75 Feet During Deadly Hit-And-Run In Hunting Park
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,200+ Additional COVID-19 Cases And 8 Deaths
• Drug Ring Busted: DEA Says Group Was Dealing 2 Pounds Of Heroin Each Week In Denver
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,376 New Coronavirus Cases And 27 Additional Deaths
• 'We Were So Scared': Storm Knocks Out Power, Brings Down Trees In Concord
• Thousands Without Power, Some Schools Closed In Massachusetts Day After Storm
• Golf Pro Apparently Struck, Killed By Falling Tree At Massachusetts Country Club
• Women Do Better At Mask Wearing And Other Measures To Stop Spread Of Covid-19, Research Suggests
• Exit Ramp On Pennsylvania Turnpike In Quakertown Closed Due To Overturned Tractor-Trailer
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 3,306 Cases, 172 Newly Reported Deaths
• Warrant: Convicted Child Sex Offender Faces Murder Charge After Killing His Neighbor
• Southwest Airlines Will Start Nonstop Flights From BWI To Miami In November
• MDE Updates Guidance For Minnesota Public Schools On Indoor Events
• The EQT Pittsburgh 10 Miler Goes Virtual In 2020
• Pretrial Hearings Begin For Mark Redwine, Accused In Son Dylan's 2012 Death
• 5-year-old donates Baby Yoda doll to firefighters
• Police: Victorville Man Accused Of Sexually Abusing Woman Starting When She Was 6 Believed To Have More Victims
• Trump calls on Congress to pass COVID relief after calling off negotiations
• U.S. Senate Candidate Willie Wilson Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Bridge Work To Close Westbound I-94 Ramp To Northbound Lodge Freeway In Detroit Next Week
• Morgan Stanley to buy Eaton Vance in $7 billion deal
• Suspect On The Loose After Ramming Brooklyn Park Police Squad Vehicles, Crashing
• Coronavirus Latest: Frederick County Public Schools Will Stay Virtual Through End Of First Semester
• New Jobless Claims In Florida Rise To Over 40,000 In Early October
• MDOT Announces Weekend Construction On I-75 In Oakland County
• How Asian Americans are fighting bias and racism in 2020
• Santa Monica To Reopen 12 Outdoor Playgrounds Friday
• Why Thanksgiving Turkeys Will Be Smaller This Year
• You Can Support The 100 Million Mask Challenge By Buying A New Gov. Larry Hogan Bobblehead
• Whoopi Goldberg says she's working to make "Sister Act 3" happen
• No charges against Wisconsin officer who fatally shot teen
• CBS Unveils New Brand Identity Across All Platforms And Divisions
• Despite The Losses And No State Fair Of Texas, The Big 12 Red River Showdown Goes On
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 127 New Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Total Tops 13,000
• Glass Fire Update: Containment Reaches 66%; Supply Stations Open For Evacuees
• 5,500 Fans Allowed Inside Steelers-Eagles Game At Heinz Field Sunday
• Santa Clara County Requires Affordable Housing In New Developments
• Fly lands on Pence's head at debate
• Minnesota Ranked 9th In Nation For Deer Collisions Among Motorists: 'Don't Veer For Deer'
• Field hospital at Wisconsin fairgrounds will open for virus patients
• Police Make Arrest In Shooting Of Woman Near Fontainebleau Hotel In Miami Beach
• US Coast Guard Intercepts 2 Tons Of Drugs In Caribbean In September
• Kentucky AG files motion to silence Breonna Taylor grand juror
• Federal Appeals Court Upholds Indiana's Limits On Mail-In Voting
• Priscilla Quintana On The CW Network's 'Pandora': 'Jax Has Come A Long Way From Season One'
• Highlandtown Elementary/Middle School Meal Site Closes After Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Tower Theatre Reopening On Thursday With Alfred Hitchcock Marathon
• More Than 50 People Arrested Near 5th Precinct While Protesting Derek Chauvin's Release
• Gov. Charlie Baker Gets His Own Bobblehead As Part Of Coronavirus Charity Effort
• 2nd Suspect Arrested For Arlington Mistaken Identity Shooting That Killed Robert Cooley III
• Maryland Unemployment Claims Nearly Double In One Week
• Philly Police Searching For Suspects Wanted For Carjacking, Robbing Nurse Walking To Patient's House In Wissinoming
• Gilchrist Asks GOP Leaders For Mask Mandate In Legislature
• Fort Lauderdale Air Show Rescheduled for November 21-22
• Overturned Big Rig Blocks Traffic On Interstate 680 In Benicia
• NH Implements Police Accountability Recommendations, Including Body Camera For State Police
• Trump takes aim at "disappointing" FBI director
• Fired Over Holocaust Comment, Palm Beach Principal William Latson Has Been Rehired
• How To Support Your Teen's Mental Health Through Covid-19
• Bears and humans try to coexist in Montana
• 'We're Next' | BWI Workers Fear Layoffs As Trump Flip Flops On COVID-19 Relief Bill For Airlines, Stimulus Checks
• Another Victim, 19, Now Confirmed Dead In Shooting Rampage At Arden Area Market
• American poet Louise Glück wins Nobel literature prize
• Woman Found Dead In South LA, Possible Victim Of A Hit-And-Run
• Patriots cancel practice after 3 players test positive for COVID-19
• PTL Links: October 8, 2020
• Facebook extends ban on political ads after Election Day
• 'Who Does That?': 2 Women Wanted For Repeated Arson Of Aurora Roadside Memorial
• Bears vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Three Things To Watch
• Big Rig Overturns Along Highway 101 In South San Jose
• "SNL" drops Morgan Wallen after he breaks COVID rules
• $56M Settlement With Columbia Gas Over Merrimack Valley Gas Explosions Approved
• Many Concertgoers Ready To Pay For Digital Concerts
• Man Shot In East Baltimore Wednesday, Police Say
• 9-Year-Old Boy Dead After Accidentally Shooting Himself In Head On West Side
• Sacramento Man Known As 'Spice916' Indicted On Suspicion Of Sex Trafficking A Minor
• Best And Brightest Of Broadway Surprise Times Square With Pop-Up Performance
• More Women Come Forward, Alleging Harassment, Assault, Rape By Soldiers At Fort Hood
• 'Speak Up!' — 'Sesame Street' Tackles Racism In TV Special
• VIDEO: Woman Catches Wrong Way Driver On 6th Avenue
• VP Mike Pence, Trump's Sons To Campaign In Florida
• Bill Belichick Feeling 'Great' Health-Wise, Trying To Prepare Patriots To Play Sunday Vs. Broncos
• Cambridge Poet Louise Gluck Wins Nobel Prize In Literature
• QB D'Eriq King Has Canes On The Rise As They Prep For Top Ranked Clemson
• Bill Belichick Doesn't Have An Update On Cam Newton
• Trump Vows Not To Participate In Virtual 2nd Presidential Debate
• Police bodycam videos show night Breonna Taylor was killed
• Artisan Home Tour Features 14 New Homes
• Baby Rescued After Being Locked In Hot Car For 30 Minutes In Stockton
• Unemployment applications remain high as job market stalls
• General Electric Closing Facility In Findlay Township
• Second Presidential Debate Will Be Virtual
• Dublin High Student's Diversity T-Shirt Draws Praise From Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr
• Weather Blog: Behind The Scenes
• Warnings & Evacuations As Hurricane Delta Heads Toward The U.S. Gulf Coast
• Hundreds Of Pro-Armenia Protesters Occupy Streets In Westwood
• Hurricane Delta may bring "life-threatening" storm surge to Gulf Coast
• President Trump Says He Won't Participate In Virtual 2nd Presidential Debate (CBS News)
• Driver Suspected Of DUI After Slamming Into Church In Lawrence County
• Miami Proud: Coffee For A Cause In Kendall
• Feds Seize 92 Digital Domain Addresses Linked To Iran's Revolutionary Guard
• Man admits killing Utah college student, will avoid death penalty
• 1 Man Dead, 3 Wounded After Shooting In Brooklyn
• Wrong-Way Driver Killed On 101 Freeway In Hollywood
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/8 Thursday Morning Forecast
• President Trump Says He Won't Participate In Virtual Debate
• Trump returns to Oval Office, says it's a "blessing from God" that he got COVID-19
• LeBron James, I Promise school students featured on Wheaties box
• Report: No New Positive COVID-19 Tests For Patriots
• Kelly Rowland reveals she's expecting her second child
• Local Artists Help 'REFORGE' Initiative With New Space Spheres As Pittsburghers Return Downtown
• Taylor Swift endorses Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
• 2 Men In Custody After SUV Hits Building In Logan Square After Suburban Robbery
• "She never answered the question": VP candidates' debate sidestep
• Pence refuses to discuss a peaceful transfer of power
• Hurricane Delta bears striking resemblance to Atlantic's most intense storm
• Pence and Harris clash over virus at vice presidential debate
• VP debate fact check: Pence and Harris on Supreme Court, Swine Flu and more
• NFL's Crucial Catch Program Still Working To 'Intercept' Cancer By Early Detection
• South Florida First Responders Headed To Louisiana
• Pittsburgh Republicans And Democrats React To Vice Presidential Debate
• Dramatic drone video shows surfer's close call with shark
• Career Coach: Online Networking
• Fort Worth Police Officer Recovering After Young Driver Slams Into Police Cruiser
• 2 Men Shot On Sidewalk In Lincoln Park
• Neighbors Say Vacant Lots In Avalon Park Are Not Just Unsightly, But Dangerous
• New Jersey Postal Service Worker Arrested For Allegedly Dumping Mail, Including Election Ballots
• Regal Cinemas Temporarily Closing Theaters Thursday, Including 8 In Chicago Area
• Pittsburgh Weather: Fall Weather Briefly Returns
• Women allege assault, harassment, rape by Fort Hood soldiers
• With Temporary New CEO In Place, Troubled C4 Mental Health Services Provider Getting Back On Track
• 'Thanks, But No Thanks:' Trump Campaign Reportedly Exploring Holding Event In Pittsburgh On Monday
• Chicago Weather: Warm Temperatures, Sunny Skies Continue
• It Began With A Handshake Attempt, Statement Details Moments Before Wolfe City Police Officer Shot Jonathan Price
• Election Stress Disorder Spreading Across US As Therapist Warns Anxiety Worse Than 2016
• Montgomery County DA: 10-Month-Old Girl Dies After Being Raped By Father In Lower Providence Township
• Keller @ Large: Pence Harris Vice Presidential Debate Won't Impact Election
• Man Seriously Injured After Group Of Men Open Fire On Him While Pumping Gas In East Germantown, Police Say
• 'Blessed Virgin Mary' Shrine Overlooking Parkway East To Receive Historic Designation
• New England Journal Of Medicine Slams Trump Administration's Coronavirus Response
• Chatham University Plants Fruit Trees To Help Benefit Food Bank
• FBI Back On Navajo Nation, Investigating Leads In Double Murder Of Two Ohio Men
• Two Employees Of Westmoreland County Prison Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Port Authority Expanding Light Rail Service For Steelers-Eagles Game
• Hurley's Picks: COVID Predictably Wreaking Havoc On NFL, And It's Dispiriting
• Prop. 21: Rent Control Returns To California Ballot Amid Pandemic, Presidential Race
• Thursday's Show Info - (10/8/20)
• Vice Presidential Debate: Black Sorority Members Show Support For Sen. Kamala Harris
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Misses Practice For Second Straight Day Due To Knee Injury
• Pence criticized for answer about Breonna Taylor
• Tanaka Fails, As Arozarena, Rays Push Yankees To The Brink
• Home Sweet Home: NYCFC Returns To Yankee Stadium And Steamrolls DC United

Videos from October 8, 2020

• Feds bust alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer
• CBS News special "Asian Americans: Battling Bias" examines plight of minority group during pandemic
• College students face additional voting challenges this year
• Authorities bust alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer
• Arizona Senator Martha McSally dodges Trump question during debate
• U.S. Gulf Coast braces for second major hurricane in less than 2 months
• Trump and Biden campaigns visit battleground Arizona following VP debate
• Volunteers build desks for underprivileged kids amid coronavirus pandemic
• Tracking Hurricane Delta as it churns in the Gulf Coast
• Wisconsin becomes one of the nation's COVID-19 hot spots
• Biden leads in Arizona as 2020 campaigns battle for swing state
• Candidates clash over debates as Trump rejects virtual presidential debate
• FBI foils alleged plot to kidnap Michigan governor and overthrow government
• CBS Evening News, October 8th, 2020
• Second presidential debate in doubt after Trump objects to virtual format
• 10/8/20: Red and Blue
• Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer speaks out about "depraved" kidnap plot
• Parents forced to make impossible choice about school in pandemic
• Surfer escapes close encounter with shark in Australia
• Bringing music to the front lines of the Belarus protests
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls for comprehensive stimulus bill
• Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Delta to make landfall
• Analysts weigh in after VP candidates clash at debate
• Arrests made in alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer
• ClimateWatch: Prince William launches "Earthshot Prize"
• Do voters trust mail-in ballots?
• Breaking down the latest jobless numbers
• Andrew Cuomo on the pandemic: "The game isn't over; this is halftime"
• Pence and Harris spar over handling of pandemic in VP debate
• Doctor says Trump calling drug a "cure" for coronavirus is "irresponsible"
• Killer Mike and the creation of Greenwood, a Black-owned digital bank
• Impossible Choices: Sending kids back to school
• Sneak peek: The Case Against Sandra Garner
• Trump and Biden say they won't participate in virtual debate
• Prince William launches "Earthshot Prize" to save the planet
• Police bodycam video shows first moments of Texas murder investigation
• Pence and Harris defend their running mates, evade questions at VP debate
• 5-year-old donates Baby Yoda doll to firefighters so they have a friend
• Preview: CBSN Originals presents "Welcome to Pine Lake"
• "Asian Americans: Battling Bias" preview
• After slamming Mexico, Hurricane Delta churns toward Gulf Coast with Louisiana in the crosshairs
• 840,000 Americans filed new unemployment claims last week
• Social media buzzes during vice presidential debate
• Pandemic impacts how college students participate in election
• What’s happened to grizzlies since they were put on the endangered species list?
• Doctor breaks down claims about the coronavirus response at the VP debate
• Florida extends voter registration after online system crashed for several hours
• Young volunteers feed hundreds at drive-thru food drive
• NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson on diversity in racing, friendship with Bubba Wallace
• Sneak peek: "The FBI Declassified": The Spies Next Door
• "Welcome to Pine Lake" looks at deeply rooted institutional racism in progressive Southern city led entirely by women
• Facebook broadens ban on political ads, will ban them after polls close on election night
• Doctor discusses President Trump's health, treatments, and comments calling therapeutics a cure
• Reince Priebus, Valerie Jarrett on big moments from VP debate, how it could shake up 2020 race
• Wisconsin activates field hospital as COVID-19 hospitalizations hit a record high
• Unsettling drone video shows surfer's close encounter with massive shark
• "Saturday Night Live" cancels Morgan Wallen performance after singer breaks COVID-19 protocols
• Former FBI agents allege lack of diversity has reached crisis levels at agency
• Louisville police release internal investigation files on Breonna Taylor case
• President Trump tweets video calling COVID-19 diagnosis a “blessing”
• Vice President Pence, Senator Kamala Harris go head-to-head in vice presidential debate
• CBS Reports presents "Welcome to Pine Lake"
• Former Hillary Clinton adviser on how Harris should take on Pence in vice presidential debate
• Mike Pence and Kamala Harris face off in first and only vice presidential debate