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Articles from October 10, 2020

• Drive-Thru Voter Registration Event Held In Sacramento
• Dozens Of Family-Run Wineries In California Ravaged By Fires
• Reopenings: San Francisco Ban On Concessions Keeping Some Movie Theaters Shuttered
• Unofficial Ballot Drop Box Appears In Front Of Baptist Church In Castaic
• On World Mental Health Day, Experts Encourage Others To Seek Help If Feeling Isolated During Pandemic
• Orange County Reports 186 New COVID-19 Cases, 24 More Fatalities
• LA County Reports 1,285 New COVID-19 Cases, 28 More Deaths
• Teen Accused Of Vandalizing Vehicles In Modesto
• Police Investigating After Teenager Shot In Clairton
• Rutgers University Student Government Hoping To Help Peers Struggling With Anxiety, Depression During Pandemic
• PG&E Tells State Equipment Might Have Caused Deadly Zogg Fire
• Caught On Camera: 5 Hurt In Frightening Queens Crash
• Hundreds Gather To Honor The Life Of Marcus Parks Sr., MTA Bus Driver Shot & Killed In East Baltimore
• Surveillance Video Shows Suspect Shoving Man Onto Subway Tracks At Columbus Circle Station
• PA Black Votes Matter Urges People To Get Out And Vote
• Chicago Weather: Seasonably Mild Through Mid-Week; Much Cooler By Next Weekend
• Youngstown State University Faculty Union Ready To Strike On Monday
• Protesters Supporting Armenia Stop Traffic On Brooklyn Bridge
• Maryland Senate Republicans Elect New Leadership
• Nassau County Hosts First 'Faith And Blue Weekend' To Strengthen Police-Community Relations
• 1 Killed In New Jersey House Fire
• 'I'm Feeling Great': President Trump Speaks At First Public Event Since Hospital Visit
• Hospital Uses Therapy Dogs To Comfort Frontline Medical Workers Battling COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'We Will Hold [Trump] Accountable': Senator Warren Campaigns For Biden In New Hampshire
• Hurricane Delta Leaves Hundreds Of Thousands Without Power
• Jimmy Buffett Plays Impromptu Mini-Concert For U.S. Naval Academy Sailing Team Before Practice
• New Electric Bike Share Program Launches In Baltimore
• Pres. Trump Has Met CDC Criteria To End Isolation And Is Cleared To Return To An Active Schedule By His Physician
• Rally In Boston Calls For Indigenous Peoples' Day To Replace Columbus Day
• Daniel Webster Elementary School In Marshfield Shifts To Remote Learning For Two Weeks
• Pa. Court Dismisses Trump Campaign Lawsuit Attempting To Stop The Use Of Ballot Drop Boxes
• Man, 60, Dies In Motorcycle Crash In Pierce County, Wisconsin
• 'Faith and Blue' Brings Together SF Archbishop With East Palo Alto Community for Social Justice Dialogue
• Navy Hangs On To Beat Temple For Niumatalolo's 100th Win
• Lowell High School in SF May Switch From Merit Selection System to Lottery in 2021
• With Actors' Think Tank, Lansdale Actor Helps Entertainers Stay Connected During Pandemic
• Family, Community Members Mourn Jonathan Price At Funeral On Wolfe City High School Football Field
• Federal Judge Throws Out Trump Campaign's Pennsylvania Election Lawsuit
• What We Know About The Lodi Diner Stabbing That Left 1 Person Dead, Others Injured
• Police Searching For Killer Of 25-Year-Old Woman Whose Body Was Found Near Chester Waterfront
• Police bodycams show what happened after Texas man was killed
• 1 Killed, 3 Wounded In West Garfield Park Shooting
• Teenager Clark Scores In MLS Debut, Red Bulls Top Atlanta
• 1 dead in shooting at dueling Denver protests
• Police: Man Who Said He Took LSD Shot, Killed Brother And Sister In Pennsylvania
• Man Dies After Being Shot Head, Stomach In Crescentville: Philadelphia Police
• Young Musicians Perform Outside Bowery Mission To Lift Spirits Of Those In Need
• Sacramento Attorney: Militia Groups Are Against The Law, But Rarely Prosecuted In California
• Man, 20, Airlifted To Duluth Hospital After Losing Control On Dirt Bike
• 2 Brush Fires Erupt At Malibu Bluffs Park
• Crews Perform Emergency Repairs To Fix Dangerous Dip On Henry Hudson Parkway
• Blackhawks Trade Brrandon Saad To Avalanche In Four-Player Swap
• Richmond Woman Killed in Solo Crash on Highway 4 West of Martinez
• Drug Use Suspected After 1 Person Dead, 2 Injured In Nevada City
• NYPD Searching For Bronx Gunman Who Opened Fire On Man In Car
• President Donald Trump To Hold Rally In Johnstown On October 13
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/10 Saturday Night Forecast
• Pet Therapy Program Helps Boost Spirits Of Doctors, Nurses
• Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Released From Hospital After COVID-19 Diagnosis
• Trump Holds First Public Event At White House Since Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Mother Drowns After Falling Off Boat in Lake Tahoe, 6 Children Aboard Rescued
• Napa Valley Sees Slow Reopening of Wineries That Survived Glass Fire
• Faith And Blue Event In Baltimore County Aims To Bring Police, Community Together
• Man Suffers Severe Hypothermia Trying To Rescue Woman Drowning In Lake Tahoe
• Minnesota United FC Postpones Match Against Dallas After Positive COVID Cases
• Port Discovery Children's Museum Welcomes Back Members This Weekend
• Jurkovec Throws 3 TDs; BC beats Pitt 31-30 In OT On Missed PAT
• Pitt Misses Extra Point In Overtime, Loses 31-30 To Boston College
• Volunteers Work To Pickup Trash In Baltimore Amid Recycling Suspension Caused By Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'Everyday Hero': Postal Carrier Helps Norwalk Man Who Cut Himself With Chainsaw
• Police: Woman In Custody In Apparent Accidental Shooting That Killed Man In Northridge
• Shooting During Dueling Protests In Denver Turns Deadly
• Republican, Democratic Minnesota Candidates Hit The Road Saturday To Campaign
• 'Ya Fav Trashman' Holds Food Drive For Essential Workers In North Philadelphia
• Home Care Workers Rally At State Capitol, Calling For Supplies, Higher Wages Amid COVID
• 'It's A Hidden Gem': New Pump Track Opens At Big Marsh Park On Southeast Side; 'Huge For The Bike Enthusiast'
• Kansas State Has 3-0 Start In Big 12 After 21-14 Win At TCU
• National Faith & Blue Weekend Comes To Philadelphia As Violence In City Reaches Record Peaks
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Appeals Federal Judge's Ruling On Limiting Mail Ballot Drop-Off Locations; Stay Granted
• Philadelphia Building Trades Encourages Residents To Vote In 'Most Important Election' During 'Vote Today In PA' Campaign
• Fire Breaks Out In Garage Of Sacramento Home
• Dog Adopted After Nearly 2 Years At Butler County Animal Shelter
• No. 24 Iowa State Beats Texas Tech For 3-0 Big 12 Start
• Woman Ejected As Jeep Rolls Down Switchbacks On Bridal Veil Road
• Nation's 1st Permanent Memorial To Survivors Of Sexual Violence Dedicated In Minneapolis
• Food, Kitchen Items Handed Out At Dick's Sporting Goods Park
• Walk To End Alzheimer's Takes A New Path Amid Pandemic
• Joe Biden Hits Pres. Donald Trump On Economy In Visit To Erie
• Runoff Election Between State Rep. Drew Springer, Dallas Salon Owner Shelley Luther Set For Dec. 19
• NYC Closing Manhattan Detention Complex, Otis Bantum Correctional Center On Rikers Island
• Joe Biden Hits President Donald Trump On Economy In Critical Pennsylvania County
• 'It Feels Good': Kings Part-Owner Shaquille O'Neal Says He Just Voted For The First Time
• Last Year Denver Was Shivering, This Year Sweating!
• Mayor De Blasio Asks ICE To Ban Officers From Calling Themselves NYPD Officers To Gain Access To Homes
• Dallas County Reports 460 COVID-19 Cases Saturday, 1 Death
• West Virginia Attorney General Not Quarantining After Attending White House Meeting Hosted By President Trump
• Warming Trend Indicates California's Fire Season Isn't Over
• Philadelphia State Representative Organizes Cleanup Event At Pennypack Park In Northeast Philly
• Officials Investigating Cause Of Three-Alarm House Fire In Somerset County
• Caught On Camera: Driver 'Brake Checks' Vehicle, Causing Driver To Lose Control On Highway 50
• Texas Girl Breaks 2 World Records For Longest Legs
• Woman Dies After Being Struck By Police Vehicle In The Bronx
• 2nd Congressional District Voters Torn Over Ruling Election To Take Place In Nov.
• Red River Shootout: Oklahoma Bests No. 22 Texas 53-45 In 4 OTs
• Police: Convenience Store Clerk Shoots, Kills Armed Robber
• Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Unveils Fall Scarecrow Collection
• No. 21 Texas A&M Upsets No. 4 Florida 41-38
• Drew Lock Listed As Questionable Against New England Patriots
• Jersey City Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Teenage Girl
• Man Charged In Shooting Deaths Of Brother, Sister Inside Poconos Apartment: Police
• Controversial Plaque At Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School's Newest Building Draws Ire From Parkland Parents
• Suspect Arrested After Hours-Long Standoff At Denton Home Involving Alleged Assault
• 2020 Penguins Free Agency Tracker: Penguins Start Offseason With $3.9 Million In Cap Space
• Federal judge throws out Trump challenge to Pennsylvania voting
• 50 Years Later, Illinois' 'Shoebox Scandal' Still Amazes
• It's A Burrows-Queen Reunion When Bengals Take On Ravens
• List Of Restaurants, Brewpubs With Heated Patios
• Crash on Highway 101 in South Santa Rosa Wrecks 3 Vehicles Including RV
• Philadelphia Police Release Photos Of Vehicle Wanted In Connection To Deadly Hit-And-Run In Hunting Park
• Baker Doesn't Sign Letter From Rep. Governors Urging Senate To Confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett
• Massachusetts Reports 587 New Coronavirus Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Pennsylvania Sees Most Coronavirus Cases In 6 Months Amid Testing Increase
• Man Shot, Killed While Walking Dog With Wife In Dallas
• Man Killed In Shooting In NW Baltimore Saturday Morning, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Steelers TE Eric Ebron Gleefully Making Noise
• Barrett's Confirmation Could Lead To The Supreme Court Taking Rare Action On Gun Rights
• Police Investigating Overnight Double Shooting In East Baltimore
• Next Crew Dragon launch slips into November
• United States Military Testing Augmented Reality Goggles For Dogs
• Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Office Looking For Missing 17-Year-Old Girl
• 2 Additional Residents At Westmoreland Manor Test Positive For Coronavirus, Bringing Total To 107
• Businesses Warned Of Dueling Protests Planned In Denver On Saturday
• Miami-Dade County Commission Approves Naming Of Miami Road After Trayvon Martin
• Wind Shift Returns Smoky Haze To San Francisco Bay Area Skies
• NYPD Looking For Man Accused Of Inappropriately Touching 9-Year-Old Girl
• President Trump Speaks At First Public Event Since Covid-19 Diagnosis
• Boston Police Search For Man Involved In 'Unprovoked Attack' On Woman Outside Dana-Farber
• Trump holds first public event after positive COVID-19 test
• Families Seek New Investigations Into Old Police Killings In George Floyd's Wake
• Time Entry System At Rocky Mountain National Park To End Soon
• Trump Makes 1st Public Appearance Since Hospital Release
• Man Killed, Two Others Hurt In Roseland Shooting
• Patriots Re-Enter Their Facility Days Ahead Of Broncos Matchup
• Human Remains Found In Boyce Park
• San Jose Pedestrian Killed In Late Night Suspected DUI Collision
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Report 2,905 New Confirmed Cases, Including 31 Deaths
• 3 Escape Osakis Home Following Overnight Fire
• Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Released From Hospital Following Treatment For COVID-19
• Wrong-Way Crash On I-93 Leaves 1 Dead In Milton
• Larry Kudlow says Trump has "approved" a "revised" stimulus package
• 3 Shot In Downtown Minneapolis Overnight, 1 Arrested
• Massive 3,500-pound shark spotted off coast of North America
• 3 Hurt In Holding Township Crash
• Bruins Sign Forward Craig Smith To Three-Year Deal
• Glass Fire Update: Highway 29, Silverado Trail Reopened; Firefighters Gain 82 Percent Containment; 642 Homes Destroyed In Napa, Sonoma Counties
• Watch It: Cal-Stanford 'The Play', Dwight Clark's 'The Catch' Replays Used To Urge COVID-19 Precautions
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Fatal Overnight Shooting In Essex
• Forklift Rescue: Colorado Firefighters Save Victim At U-Haul Facility
• Airline furloughs send ripple effects through U.S. economy
• COVID Exodus: Home For Sale Listings Soar As Pandemic's Economic Impact Grips San Francisco
• How the outlawed practice of redlining is still hurting Black Americans
• Freeway Shooting, Fiery Crash Create Traffic Hell, Frayed Nerves in Richmond
• Indiana Reports 1,945 New COVID-19 Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 1,537 New COVID Cases Confirmed In Last Day, With 10 More Deaths
• New Hampshire Warns Hikers To Be Extra Careful This Weekend
• The Taliban on Trump: "We hope he will win the election"
• Mick Fleetwood surprises viral TikTok "Dreams" star on air
• Motive Remains Unknown In Fatal Stabbing Of 26-Year-Old Man In San Bernardino
• 2 Men Hospitalized Following Double Shooting In Kensington, Police Say
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,742 New Coronavirus Cases, Fourth Day Of Positive Cases Over 1,300
• Former Patient Pursues Nursing Career To Work At Transplant Program That Saved Her Life
• Trump says he would "love" to donate plasma
• Environmental Police Help Coyote Stuck On Boat In Lynn
• Activists Cage Themselves In DTLA For 48-Hours In Opposition Of ICE Raids On Immigrants
• The Lights Stay Dark On Broadway: No Shows Through End Of May, Earliest
• Boy, 11, Praised For Helping Sea Rescue Of Grandparents In Florida Keys
• San Francisco Man Sentenced To Prison For Using Stolen Credit Cards To Fund Lavish Vacations
• Philadelphia Police: Investigation Underway After Man Shot In Vehicle In Frankford
• Ed's Driveway: Toyota RAV4 Prime
• Pelosi: Proposal on COVID-19 relief is "one step forward, two steps back"
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 81 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Surpasses 13,000
• Student Tests Positive For COVID-19 1 Week After Los Alamitos HS Reopens For On-Campus Instruction
• South Boston Neighborhood Surprises UPS Driver To Show Their Appreciation
• 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Growing In Online Retail, But Not Without Risk
• Pilot Program For COVID-19 Paper Strip Tests To Be Rolled Out To LA Soon
• Gas Prices Increase In New Jersey, Dip Across Nation As A Whole
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 5 More Deaths Reported, Positivity Rate & Hospitalizations Decrease
• Workers In W. Va's Second-Largest City To Receive A $1,000 Allowance
• Chris Christie released from hospital after COVID-19 treatment
• Kayleigh McEnany To CBS3's Stephanie Stahl: 'We Don't Believe' President Trump Ignored COVID-19 Science
• Philadelphia Weather: Remnants Of Delta To Deliver Rain To Delaware Valley
• Santa Rosa Sexual Predator Sentenced To 50 Years In Child Molestation Case
• Allegheny County Police Confiscate Gun At Pittsburgh International Airport Checkpoint
• Crashed Car Bursts Into Flames On Southbound Dan Ryan Shoulder
• Japanese Jazz Pianist Tadataka Unno Badly Injured After Attack In Subway
• 62-Year-Old Man Falls Onto CTA Tracks After Being Stabbed In The Head At Cicero Blue Line Stop
• More Than Half Of The United States On Pa. Dept. Of Health's Recommended Quarantine List
• Chicago Weather: Above Normal Temperatures Continue
• Dr. Birx warns of "silent" coronavirus spread in the Northeast
• No Practice For Newton, Gilmore; Patriots Taking An 'Hour By Hour' Approach
• Multiple Fire Crews Battle House Fire In Brownsville
• Zogg Fire Update: Cal Fire Seizes PG&E Equipment As Part Of Investigation Into Fatal Wildfire
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: An October Gem! Feels More Like Summer, Mid 70s, Plenty Of Sun
• Judge blocks Texas governor's order limiting mail ballot drop-off sites
• Commission on Presidential Debates cancels second debate
• White House plans South Lawn event
• Water Main Break Closes Portion Of Wible Run Road In Shaler Township
• Crews Working To Determine Cause Of Fire At Delaware County Business Complex
• Hundreds of thousands lose power as Delta slams the Gulf Coast
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: October 10, 2020
• Firefighters Battle Blaze Inside Burlington County Home
• Patriots Have No New Positive COVID-19 Tests For Third Straight Day, Will Practice Saturday
• WATCH: Gunfire Erupts At Anti-Violence Vigil In Southwest Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Weekend Temperatures, Rain On The Way
• Hey Ray! Using A Helium Balloon To Show How Science Works
• FirstEnergy Reminds The Public Not To Hang Political Signs Or Flags On Utility Poles
• Fire Crews Battle Late-Night House Fire At Home Of Man Accused In Child Pornography Case
• Additional Election Sites In Allegheny Co. Set To Open For First Time
• Search On For Man Suspected Of Killing Matthew Winks In Jamestown
• Saturday's Show Info (10/10/20)
• Three Inmates At Westmoreland Co. Prison Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Vehicle Involved In Rollover Crash In Ross Township
• Shots Fired Along California Avenue In Brighton Heights, Police Investigating
• Waynesburg University Dealing With Small Cluster Of Coronavirus Cases
• Jeff Davis 11 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Amber Riley - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Say Hello to My Little Ball Pit Troll - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Worlds Apart - Swamp Thing
• The Curse - Tell Me A Story
• Episode 2 - Devils
• Borders - Coroner
• Gimme Shelter
• The Peace You Promised - The Outpost
• Body, Mind and Transformations - Masters Of Illusion
• Window Panes, Ring Crushers, and the Magic Earthworm - Masters of Illusion
• Episode 106 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 104 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from October 10, 2020

• COVID-19 pandemic creates more job shortages in the education sector
• Justice for Ahmaud
• Texas police document evidence at murder scene
• Sandra Garner to 911 operator: "My husband's been shot"
• The Case Against Sandra Garner
• Texas kindergarten teacher keeps students engaged with remote puppet shows
• U.S. airlines furlough thousands of workers as second bailout negotiations stall
• Europe imposing new coronavirus restrictions as infections surge
• U.S. records more than 50,000 coronavirus infections for 3rd straight day
• Hurricane Delta leaves 700,000 people without power
• Questions remain about Trump's health and return to the campaign trail
• Trump holds first in-person event since testing positive for COVID-19
• CBS Weekend News, October 10th, 2020
• Trump event at White House had hallmarks of campaign event
• Trump says he's "feeling great" at first event since being hospitalized
• Trump speaks at first in-person event since COVID-19 diagnosis
• Concerns over food insecurity grow amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Thousands without power as Delta makes landfall
• Trump to make first public appearance today since coronavirus diagnosis
• Restauranteur Frank DePasquale on bringing his passion for Italian food to Boston
• What the Texas State Fair looks like during the coronavirus pandemic
• "Photoville" photography festival bring together visual storytellers
• Massive, 50-year-old great white shark nicknamed "Queen of the Ocean"
• Inside the federal government's defense program for diplomats
• Activists work to heal damaging effects of redlining on minority Americans
• Mass airline furloughs may send damaging ripple effects through economy
• WHO warns Europe to take action as COVID-19 cases surge
• Birx warns of "silent spread" as experts fear another U.S. coronavirus wave
• Trump to hold first in-person event at White House since COVID-19 diagnosis
• At least 600,000 people without power after Hurricane Delta landfall
• Delta downgraded to tropical storm as it batters Louisiana