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Articles from October 17, 2020

• Burglars Caught On Camera Stealing Thousands Of Dollars' Worth Of Equipment From American Legion Post 289
• San Francisco Archbishop Performs Exorcism in San Rafael at Felled Serra Statue
• Remodeled And Expanded: Oak Park Book Store Reopens Amid Pandemic
• Dashae Armstrong Sentenced For Gang Shooting That Injured Five Homeless, One Fatally
• Evangeline's Experiences Surge In Costume Customers Despite Pandemic
• Women's March Held In Downtown Sacramento
• Person Found Shot And Killed In His Car In Stockton
• Chicago Weather: Chill On Sunday, Maybe Even Snow, After Strong Winds On Saturday
• Volunteers Resume Boarding Up Homes In Harvey Despite City Wanting Them To Stop
• Minnesota Voters Return Ballots At Record-Breaking Levels
• Hundreds Gather For Women's Marches In Chicago, Suburbs, And Around Country
• Rays Headed To Arlington For World Series After Beating Astros 4-2 In Game 7
• Strong Winds Send Tree Limbs Crashing Through Cars, Causes Other Damage Around Chicago Area
• Hundreds March From Pershing Square To LA City Hall As Part Of Nationwide Women's March
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo: COVID-19 Outbreaks Will Be Analyzed On 'Block-By-Block Level' As State Targets Micro-Clusters To Slow Spread
• Police Investigating String Of Cell Phone Store Thefts Across NYC
• Police Search East Boston For Suspects Allegedly Connected To Braintree Shooting
• Women March Across Country As Trump, Biden Continues On Campaign Trail
• Mourners, Activists Hold Vigil In Honor Of LASD Shooting Victim Fred Williams
• 'He's An Awesome All-Around Guy' | Funeral Held Saturday For Slain MTA Bus Driver Marcus Parks Sr.
• Firefighters Find Dozens Of Marijuana Plants While Putting Out Blaze At Vacant Building In Brooklyn
• Williamsburg Congregation Ordered To Cancel Or Postpone Hasidic Wedding If Not Limited To 50 People
• Organizers Exhort Women To Vote For Change At U.S. Rallies
• Ravens Take Short Trip To Philly To Face Eagles. What You Need To Know Ahead Of Week 6 Matchup
• Police: Man On I-95 In Harford County Stops Car, Dances, Hits Other Drivers
• Infant, Grandmother In Good Condition After Downtown LA Carjacking
• Section Of Charles Street Shutdown Saturday For Outdoor Shopping, Dining
• Baby In Amber Alert Who Was Taken By Father Located In Stockton; Father In Custody
• 'Luck Isn't On Our Side Anymore': Cameron Peak Fire Evacuees Watch With Fearful Hearts
• Ravens Place DT Brandon Williams On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• ESPN's College GameDay Headed To Minnesota For Game Against Michigan
• Man Injured In Shooting In Windsor Mill, Baltimore County Police Say
• 'I Voted At Fenway Park!': Early Voters Cast Ballots At Historic Ballpark
• Small Brush Fire Forces About 100 Homes to Evacuate in Vacaville
• Temple Football Families Back At Lincoln Financial Field As Owls Beat South Florida For 1st Win During Homecoming
• Teen, 14, Riding Bike In Crosswalk Killed By Car In Elk Grove
• Registrar's Office Reports More Than 13% Of LA County Voters Have Cast Their Ballots
• Election Officials At Voter Service Center In Chester Warn Of 'Naked Ballots' As Voter Registration Deadline Looms
• Former Northwest Side Pastor Asked To Step Aside Due To Sexual Abuse Investigation
• Police: Man Shot By Former Roommate In Haltom City Neighborhood
• With 17 Days Until Election, Fight For Pennsylvania Heats Up With Both Presidential Campaigns Stumping For Votes
• Car Crashes Into South Boston Building, 17 People Evacuated
• Police: Man Killed, Another Critically Wounded In Double Shooting In Logan
• Galt Man Arrested After Burglarizing Multiple Homes, Police Say
• East Contra Costa Fire Protection District Mulls Major Merger
• Counterprotesters Attack Conservative Demonstrators At San Francisco Free Speech Rally
• Small Fire Forces Around 100 Homes To Evacuate In Vacaville
• 'Vote Because Breonna Can't': Families Of Breonna Taylor, Jacob Blake Encourage New Yorkers To Vote At Manhattan Rally
• Chicago Police Officer, 2 Others Injured In Roseland Crash
• Nearly 300 Bears Killed During First 5 Days Of New Jersey Hunt
• Police Searching For Person Of Interest Following Sutter Creek Bank Robbery
• Quaker Valley High School And Middle School Move To Remote Learning Following Several Coronavirus Cases
• A Look Back With CBS 2 At The 1968 Democratic National Convention Unrest And The Chicago 7 Trial
• Man Hospitalized After Being Shot In The Leg In Brighton Heights
• Cyclist Hospitalized After Being Hit By A Car In Marblehead
• Dodgers Beat Braves 3-1, Forcing Game 7 Of National League Championship Series
• A Very Different Halloween Will Be Upon Us Due To The Pandemic
• Police Release Photos Of Individuals Wanted In Connection To Attack On Hasidic Jewish Man In Williamsburg
• Rep. Angie Craig Visits Small Business Owners In Cottage Grove
• Hundreds Gather For Boston Women's March In Opposition Of President Trump, Amy Coney Barrett
• Curt Holland Identified As Commerce City Police Officer Killed In Head-On Crash
• Minnesota High School Athletes Deliver Letter To Gov. Walz To Let Them Play Sports
• 1 Arrested, 1 Sought After Man Robbed At Gunpoint In Stockton
• CalWood Fire Forcing Several Evacuations & Closures In Boulder County
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies Tonight, Upper 40s In NYC, Near Freezing In Suburbs
• With Recent Local COVID Surge, Experts Say It's Time To Recommit To Life-Saving Precautions
• Allegheny County Elections Division Holds Early Voting At Satellite Offices
• LA County Health Officials Push For Residents To Get Flu Shot, Keep Taking Coronavirus Precautions
• Donation & Recycling Events Held All Around Pittsburgh
• Victim In Deadly Drive-By At Fairfield Shopping Mall Identified
• COVID-19 Saliva Screening Begins At La Grange School District 105
• Police: Man Shot In The Head, Neck In NW Baltimore Saturday Afternoon
• Vision 2020 Women's SHE Leads Road Rally Returns To Philly From Trip To Birthplace Of Women's Rights Movement
• Windy Conditions Mean Trouble For Outdoor Dining In Chicago
• Crescent Township Volunteer Fire Department Receives New Underwater Drone For Rescue Efforts
• Exorcism Performed To Cleanse San Rafael Protest Site Where Junipero Serra Statue Was Toppled
• CDC Thanksgiving Guidelines: How To Stay Safe And Coronavirus-Free Over The Holiday
• Man Charged With Sexually Abusing 7-Year-Old Girl During Remote Learning
• Grand County: New Evacuations Ordered As East Troublesome Fire Tops 11,000 Acres
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren To Visit Minnesota Sunday
• Improperly Discarded Cigarettes Caused Vacaville Fire That Jumped I-80, Officials Say
• Shoppes At Pittsburgh Mills Going To Auction
• UCLA Will Still Be Outfitted By Under Armour Despite Lawsuit
• West Philadelphia Double Shooting Leaves 54-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded: Police
• New England Experiences Significant Snowfall This Weekend
• Trump Rallies In Wisconsin After State Reports Record-High COVID Cases (CBS News)
• Dallas County Reports 599 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Saturday, 3 Deaths
• Armed Man Arrested After Police Put Lee NH Shopping Plaza On Lockdown
• Christopher Pendergast, New York Teacher Behind ALS Ride For Life, Dies From Illness At 71
• 'Extreme Fire Behavior' Expected At Cameron Peak Fire On Saturday
• Brown And Doege Help WVU Defeat Kansas 38-17
• Gunman Sought Following Triple Shooting At Broward's Main Bus Terminal
• Harbaugh, Pederson Meet For Bragging Rights Under Reid
• Miami Quarterback D'Eriq King Throws 4 TDs, Pitt Loses 31-19
• Police Investigating Double Homicide Near Downtown Modesto
• Bruins Re-Sign Defenseman Matt Grzelcyk To 4-Year Contract
• Texas County To Fine Poll Workers Who Turn Away Voters For Not Wearing Face Masks
• Orange County Reports 8 New Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 85 More Cases
• Davie Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing Over Alleged Attempted Bike Theft
• Boil Water Advisory Issued For Stanton Heights & Garfield Lifted
• Penguins Sign Defenseman Cody Ceci To One-Year Contract
• Roadwork Results In Hatem Bridge Lane Closures, Weekend-Long Detours Starting Oct. 19
• Enrollment Across New England Colleges Down Due To Pandemic
• FPL Proposes Pandemic Aid For Small Businesses
• Smith Runs For 157 Yards, 2 TDs In Navy's 27-23 Victory Over East Carolina
• Massachusetts Reports 550 New Coronavirus Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• Man Shot During Robbery At Dallas Apartment Complex, 2 Suspects On Loose
• "Big pile" of eels dumped at lake in Brooklyn park
• 'Room 237: The Shining' Pop-Up Opens In Chicago
• Harford County Man Charged For Allegedly Setting House On Fire In Edgewood
• Florida Reports Highest Coronavirus Numbers In Past Two Months
• Federal government to execute first woman since 1953
• 2 Dallas Officers Hospitalized After Crash, Suspect Arrested For Intoxication Assault
• Maryland Prison Officer Pleads Guilty To Racketeering Charge
• Police: Man In Custody After Allegedly Holding Woman Against Will In West Philadelphia Basement
• 12-Year-Old Boy Finds 69 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Fossil While Hiking With His Dad
• Ballot Boxes Available At Multiple Locations For Westmoreland County Voters
• 2 Hospitalized After Late Night Shooting Near Union Station
• Update: 2 Dead, 4 Wounded In Friday Night San Jose Restaurant Shooting; Deadly Bay Area Gun Violence Claims 9 Lives Since Wednesday
• Crews Partially Close Route 19 In North Hills Area For The Weekend
• Caught On Camera: Wayward Mountain Lion Wanders Through San Mateo Backyard
• Pennsylvania Reports 2nd-Highest COVID-19 Total Of Pandemic
• Forward Sam Miletic Re-Signed To One Year Contract With Pittsburgh Penguins
• Women's March At MN Capitol Canceled As Organizers Face $25,000 Fine
• Nearly $5,000 Worth Of School Supplies Donated To Students In The Mon Valley
• Hollywood Golden Age Actress Rhonda Fleming Dies At 97
• Shooter In Kate Steinle Slaying Asks Judge For Jail Or Deportation
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Report 3,629 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 27 Deaths
• 80-Year-Old Man Killed In Fire At Apartment Building For Seniors In Jersey City
• Ed's Driveway: Cadillac CT5-V
• Broncos Running Back Coach Tests Positive For COVID-19, Sits Out Patriots Game
• Indiana Reports 2,521 New COVID-19 Cases, 31 Additional Deaths
• Sea Breezes Cool San Francisco Bay Area After Friday's Record Heat
• Allegheny County Detectives Investigating After Body Found In Edgewood
• Denver Running Backs Coach Tests Positive For COVID-19 Ahead of Patriots-Broncos Game
• COVID Hits Rural Midwestern Communities, Leaving Small Town Doctors Worried
• 37-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot Multiple Times In Kensington, Philly Police Say
• New COVID-19 Restrictions In Adams County Provokes Mixed Reactions
• Companies creating products in more colors for different skin tones
• Browns' Myles Garrett Expects 'Clean' Game With Steelers After 2019 Helmet-Swinging Brawl
• Carlow University President Announces Plans To Retire At End Of Academic Year
• Baxter Parklet In Homewood Receives $300,000 In New Upgrades
• Deadline For Vehicle Inspections, Registration Renewals Extended In New York
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,704 New Cases, 5 Deaths
• Hungry Boaters Fed Aboard Fort Lauderdale Floating Restaurant
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 1,857 New Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Climbs To 180,943
• Demonstrators gather for Women's March in Washington, D.C.
• Tornado Confirmed In Millis During Oct. 7 Storm
• Disneyland Employees, Fans Stage Rally To Urge State To Reopen Parks
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 4,044 Newly Reported Cases, Adds 88 Deaths
• Suspect in teacher's beheading in France was Chechen teen
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 138 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing County Total To 13,959
• Argument Leads To Car Chase, Crash In West Town
• Couple married for 60 years reunites after 215 days apart
• U.S. Surpasses 8 Million COVID-19 Cases
• Massachusetts Ban On Pandemic Evictions, Foreclosures Ends
• 'The Batman' Movie Films Overnight In Chicago's Loop
• Denver Weather: Warm, Windy And Dry With Areas Of Dense Smoke At Times
• Top Jail Administrators Fired For Incident Involving Inmate Who Gave Birth While In Custody
• Deputies Investigating Man Found With Gunshot Wounds In East LA
• Supreme Court to hear case over congressional seat count
• Police Investigate Double Shooting In Miramar
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 4 More Deaths Reported As State Goes Over 135K Cases
• Pedestrian Struck By Car, Killed In Anaheim
• Trump rallies in Wisconsin after state reports record-high COVID cases
• Early Voting Underway In Massachusetts
• Customs Seizes Shipment Of Syringes From Chicago International Mail Facility
• Shark Lab tags record number of sharks off Southern California coast
• MDH Traces COVID Cases Back To Minnesota Campaign Events
• LGBTQ Activist Spearheads Removal Of Former Gov. Pete Wilson's Statue From Park
• Gas Prices Rise A Bit In New Jersey, Dip A Bit Across Nation
• Garoppolo's Ankle On The Mend; 'It's Feeling Great This Week'
• More Than 1 Million Voted So Far In New Jersey's Mail-In Election
• For Trump, City Where 'Bad Things Happen' Looms Large
• Sayreville, N.J. Day Care Worker Charged With Sexually Assaulting 3 Children
• Tab Soda To Be Discontinued: 'I Am Heartbroken... It's A Taste Of Nostalgia'
• Early Voting Begins For Detainees In Cook County Jail
• Worcester Polytechnic Institute Scraps Application Fee To Boost Access
• #2 Alabama Faces #3 Georgia: 'Can Mac Jones Find His Guys Against Speedy Georgia Defense?' Asks CBS Sports' Adam Zucker
• Stimulus Package Update: As Unemployment Claims Climb, Have Both Sides Found Common Ground?
• Patriots-Broncos What To Watch For: The Return Of Cam Newton
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: October 17, 2020
• Patriots' Facilities Open Saturday As Team Continues Preps For Broncos
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Sunshine Returns, Upper 50s, Low 60s This Afternoon
• U.S. sees over 69,000 new virus cases — the most in a single day since July
• Allegheny County Police Investigating After Three Injured In Shooting
• Eagles Week 6 Predictions: Can Fans Give Birds Boost They Need To Beat Ravens?
• Richmond Police Investigate Deadly Late Night Shooting
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Gunman After 35-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Franklinville
• New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern wins second term in election landslide
• 'I Love You': Atlantic City Cop Rescues Suicidal Man About To Jump From Casino Parking Garage
• Hasidic Wedding Scheduled For Monday In Williamsburg Could Test Resolve Of COVID Enforcement
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting Near IUP's Campus
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Warming Back Up As Frost Advisory, Freeze Warnings Expire
• Additional Election Offices In Allegheny County Set To Open For Second Weekend
• Aliquippa Football Continues To Press On Despite Playing Three Classifications Higher Than Their Enrollment
• Pa. Sportsbooks Report Over $460 Million In September Bets
• Saturday's Show Info (10/17/20)
• Student Designs And Donates Desks And Baskets To Pittsburgh School
• Port Authority Police Mourning The Loss Of K9 Officer Arko
• Allegheny County Offering Saturday Hours At McKeesport Coronavirus Testing Site
• Additional Election Sites Open Across Allegheny County
• Senator repeatedly mispronounces Kamala Harris' name at Trump rally
• Gates of Eden - Pandora
• Jeanine Mason - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Greg Proops 5 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Charles Esten 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway
• Charles Esten 3 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
• Lord of the Ring - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• He Speaks - Swamp Thing
• Writer's Block - Tell Me A Story
• Episode 3 - Devils
• CRISPR SISTR - Coroner
• Drag Me Away (From You) - Supernatural
• A Life for a Life - The Outpost
• Supercharging Your Very First Magic Tricks - Masters of Illusion
• A New Twist on the Classics - Masters of Illusion
• Episode 107 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 105 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from October 17, 2020

• Diet cola TaB is the latest victim of the pandemic
• Amtrak tests new faster trains
• Michigan plays key role in 2020 election
• Former CBS News foreign correspondent Bert Quint has died at age 90
• Teacher in Paris beheaded in brutal murder
• Census count puts Montana in a unique spot
• Muted Women's March goes on during pandemic
• Trump carries on with rallies as health experts warn against large gatherings during pandemic
• Coronavirus cases continue to surge throughout the country
• CBS Weekend News, October 17, 2020
• Azerbaijan and Armenia agree to ceasefire hours after deadly attack
• New restrictions across Europe as COVID-19 cases surge
• Couple married for 60 years emotionally reunites after 215 days apart
• Legal battle brews over California's unofficial ballot drop boxes
• Evidence presented in court against alleged Michigan militia members
• Trump holds rallies despite warnings from health officials of coronavirus surge
• Several countries in Europe impose new lockdowns amid COVID-19 resurgence
• Trump and Biden campaigns ramp up events in battleground states
• The best shots from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards
• The Dish: Hawa Hassan's return to her roots
• The next steps with COVID-19: Monitoring vaccines, cases and more
• Making products for all skin tones
• Jon Tester: The Montana farmer who went to Washington
• Fact-checking President Trump
• Trump, Biden visit key battleground states ahead of election
• COVID-19 cases soar in all but 8 U.S. states