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Articles from October 18, 2020

• At Least 1 Killed In Santa Clarita Crash On NB 14 Freeway That Temporarily Blocked Lanes
• Police Looking For 'Armed And Dangerous' Suspect Who Stabbed LA Metro Employee To Death
• Lone Tree Store For COVID-19 Essentials Wants To Close Up Shop
• Woodland Hills Woman Reunited With Family After Going Missing In Utah's Zion National Park
• Man Dead After Being Shot In Head In North Sacramento, Authorities Say
• Angelenos Celebrate Dodgers Heading To World Series
• Chicago Weather: Drying Out Sunday Night
• At Least 35 Shot, 6 Killed So Far In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago
• Fallen Soldier Henry Mayfield Jr. Honored With Street Name In Englewood
• Mayor Lightfoot Urges People To Wear Masks At Restaurants To Help Keep Them Open, Save Lives
• Evacuations Lifted, Highway 50 Reopened As Fire Burns Near Cameron Park
• On The Mend; 49ers Rebound To Beat Rams In Must-Win Game
• Archdiocese Of Chicago Celebrates Fifth Annual Mass For Domestic Violence Victims
• Sid Hartman, Legendary Minnesota Sports Journalist, Dies At Age 100
• Tributes Pour In For Minnesota Sports 'Giant' Sid Hartman
• Garoppolo Throws 3 TDs, 49ers Beat Rams 24-16
• Brighton Park Family Pleads For Justice For Teen Who Was Shot Dead While Walking Dog
• More Than 550,000 Ballots Cast In Massachusetts Mail-In, Early Voting
• Dodgers Win 2020 NLCS Championship After Beating Braves 4-3 In Game 7
• NYPD Investigating Shooting On Chelsea Subway Platform; Man Wounded In Neck, But Injury Not Serious
• CBS2 Gets Action In Astoria, But Loud Car Meet-Ups Continue In Another Part Of Queens
• Deadline Arriving For Online Voter Registration In Illinois
• Houston Dynamo Salvages 2-2 Tie With Minnesota United FC
• 5 Wounded In Mass Shooting In East Garfield Park
• Baltimore Man Killed, 3 Others Injured In Quadruple Shooting Overnight In Annapolis
• Living Room Sports: Giovanni Hamilton, Young Eagles Fan Who Wished Dak Prescott Well In Viral Video
• 2,000 Chelsea Families To Get $200-To-$400 A Month For Food Help
• Steelers Fans Feeling Confident About 5-0 Start, Huge Win Over Cleveland
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren Stumps For Joe Biden In Minnesota: 'People Here Vote Their Values'
• Beloved San Jose Sharks Icon Joe Thornton Discussed Move To Toronto With Joe Montana
• Dallas Council Member Working To Fix Street Racing Issues In His District: 'We Can't Police Our Way Out Of This'
• As Temperatures Drop, Advocates Work To Get COVID-Weary People Experiencing Homelessness Into Shelters
• Rep. Dean Phillips On $1.5T Stimulus Package: 'It Is A Bill That Could Pass'
• George Floyd Trial: The Key Decisions Judge Cahill Could Make This Week
• Man Found Stabbed To Death In Humboldt Park Apartment
• Gov. Cuomo Unveils Initial Framework For New York's Delivery Of COVID-19 Vaccine To Residents
• Untrained PG&E Employees Bungled 2019 Power Blackouts, Report Finds
• Citizens Utility Board Reminds Public That Help Is Available If You Can't Pay Utility Bills Amid Pandemic
• Ravens Give Up No Points In First Half Against Eagles, Hold On For 30-28 Win
• Coronavirus In Maryland: No New Deaths Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations Increase Slightly
• Eagles Fans Return To 'Pretty Eerie' Lincoln Financial Field For First Time This Season
• Police Issue Alert After 2 Robberies 10 Minutes Apart In North Center Last Week
• NYPD Searching For Suspects In Series Of Cellphone Store Robberies In Queens
• Teenagers Start Shoe Drive On UWS To Help The Homeless
• Jets Shut Out In Miami, Now Only Team In NFL Without A Win
• Orange County Reports No New Coronavirus Deaths, 196 Additional Cases
• Man Arrested In West Sacramento For Violent Threats, Police Say
• Sorry, Everybody: Tom Brady Is Still Great
• NYPD: Man Caught In Crossfire Of Brooklyn Gun Battle Shot In Head
• LA County Reports 358 New Coronavirus Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• New York Ski Resorts Can Reopen Nov. 6 At 50% Capacity, Gov. Cuomo Says
• Man Arrested After Shooting Half-Brother During Argument In Stockton, Police Say
• Homeless Shelter Residents Ask For Emergency Hearing In Effort To Avoid Being Kicked Out Of Lucerne Hotel On UWS
• White Scores In Stoppage Time, Red Bulls Tie Orlando City
• Hamburger Mary's Andersonville Location To Close
• Some Fall Colors Have Peaked In W. Va., But More Colors Are Expected To Peak Soon
• Facing Soaring Demand for Services, SF - Marin Food Bank Calls for Volunteers
• Phillies Pitching Coach Bryan Price Retires
• Caroline County School Closes For 2 Weeks After 8 Staff Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• Community Pays Respects After Teen Killed By Car In Elk Grove
• Steve Torrence Beats Father Billy In Top Fuel Final At Texas Motorplex In Ennis
• NYCFC Loses At Columbus, Now Winless In Its Last 3
• Fire Officials Investigating Cause Of 2-Alarm Fire At North Baltimore Store
• Young, Depleted Vikings Defense Giving Team Growing Pains
• PawSox Fans Say Goodbye To McCoy Stadium
• LASD Asks For Public's Help In Locating Edgar Abudie Clemena, Missing Palmdale Man
• Thousands Of Allegheny County Residents Are Signing Up To Vote, Dropping Off Ballots Ahead Of Registration Deadline
• 60 Minutes: Fauci Admits Administration Has Restricted His Media Appearances, Says He's Not Surprised Trump Got COVID
• Dallas County COVID-19 Deaths Sunday Include Garland Woman In 30s Who Died On 'Interstate Airline Flight'
• Arson Suspected In Fire That Broke Out In South Chicago House
• Missing Man With Dementia Found Safe In St. Paul
• Ellicott City Was Named 'Happiest City In Maryland', Here's Why Residents Say It's True
• What might the next year of the pandemic be like?
• Trump and Biden next week on 60 Minutes
• "My job is to not be afraid" Alexey Navalny vows to keep fighting
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Paints Mt. Airy Pink With Decorated Cars To Stay Safe During Pandemic
• Collapsing passengers and a contentious plan: The COVID flight from hell
• Cameron Peak Fire Surpasses 200,000 Acres In Larimer County
• CalWood Fire Now The Largest Fire Boulder County Has Ever Seen
• COVID-19 Mobile Unit To Drive Across Baltimore This Week To Spread Health, Safety Information
• Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell Tells Facing South Florida's Jim DeFede That Carlos Gimenez Won't Debate Her Because 'He Knows That He Has Failed' Handling The COVID Crisis
• Alexey Navalny describes being poisoned
• Zach Sobiech's 'Clouds' Tops iTunes Charts 7 Years After His Passing
• Community Gathers On E. Fayette Street For Ceasefire Event, Remembers MTA Bus Driver Marcus Parks Sr.
• 'I'm Feeling Really Angered' Duelling Rallies Clash In Copley Square
• Andrew Yang, Sen. Cory Booker Campaign For Joe Biden In Philadelphia
• Deadline Looming To Defuse Pennsylvania's Budget Time Bomb
• Lefthand Canyon Fire Forces Evacuations In Town Of Ward
• Coroner Identifies Man Killed By Van While Crossing Street In Antelope
• Boulder County Prepares To Open Voting Centers As Fires Force Evacuations
• SF Car Theft Suspects Get Flat Tire During Police Chase in East Bay: Guns, Ammo Found
• Ravens O-Line Does Better Against Eagles, Lamar Jackson Says 'We Just Have To Work On The Small Things'
• 'Who Steals From Veterans?':American Legion Members Reeling After Burglary
• Gov. Pritzker Says President Trump Is 'Modeling Bad Behavior' When It Comes To COVID-19
• Stimulus Package Update: As Unemployment Claims Climb, Have Both Sides Found Common Ground?
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear And Mild On Sunday Night
• Crowder's Late Scoop And Score Leads Giants To First Victory
• Authorities Probe Death Of Pelican Bay Inmate As Homicide
• State Fair Of Texas Says It Welcomed Nearly 23,000 Vehicles During Drive-Thru Events This Year
• Members Of Philadelphia's Armenian Community Rally For Peace At Art Museum
• COVID Love: Couple Gets Married At US-Canada Border So Family Can Attend
• Carnival Cruise Ship Saves 24 People From Sinking Boat Off Palm Beach Coast
• Trump Visits Newport Beach For Private Fundraiser As Part Of Campaign Swing
• Detectives Probe Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old Man In Montclair
• PG&E Lacked Basic Training Before Safety Shutoffs
• Cam Newton Rusty In Return For Patriots, Vows To Be Better After Frustrating Loss To Broncos
• 6 FGs From McManus Push Broncos Past Patriots, 18-12
• Baltimore Humane Society Asks For Dry Dog, Cat Food Donations
• Second Guess: Should Bill Belichick Have Challenged The Spot On A James White Run Vs. Denver?
• Foles, Stingy Defense Lead Bears To Victory Over Panthers
• Report: Devin Bush Out For The Season With Torn ACL
• Bay Area Artist's Mexican Roots At Core Of Her Art
• Fort Collins Girl Shares Thanks & Smiles With Colorado Firefighters
• Steelers Remain Perfect, Blow Out Cleveland 38-7
• Vikings Fall To 1-5 After Losing To Falcons, 40-23
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Loss To Broncos
• Eagles' Fourth-Quarter Rally Falls Short In 30-28 Loss To Ravens
• Full-Time MBA Program At Northwestern's Kellogg School Of Management Going Remote, Stay-At-Home Order In Place For Students, After COVID-19 Cases
• Marlins, Jeter Part With Exec Michael Hill After 19 Seasons
• NYPD: Suspects Stole Car Keys, Slashed Victim With Razor Blade In The Bronx
• Police Investigating Shooting In The Hill District
• Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidates Daniella Levine Cava & Steve Bovo Go Head-To-Head In Facing South Florida Debate
• Request Mail-In Ballot In Texas
• Baltimore County Animal Services Waives Adoption Fees For All Black, Orange Cats Through Halloween
• Massachusetts Reports 744 New Coronavirus Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Allentown Police Investigating After Man Fatally Shot
• Hundreds March In Denver's Women's March
• Texas Showcase: Cardinals' Kliff Kingsbury, Kyler Murray Return To Home State To Face Cowboys
• Cam Newton's Late Comeback Falls Short, Patriots Lose To Broncos To Fall To 2-3
• Indiana Reports 1,629 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Ski resorts can reopen in November with COVID restrictions, Cuomo says
• Ravens Are Only NFL Team To Score In Every Quarter In 2020
• El Paso Area Sees Largest Number Of COVID-19 Hospitalizations Since Pandemic Began
• The Ravens Have The Largest Point Differential In The NFL Right Now
• 15-Year-Old Girl Missing From Hagerstown
• Two Die In Fatal Oakland Early Morning Shootings
• San Leandro Man Killed In Early Morning I-80 Solo Crash
• Sam Koch Is New All-Time Leader For Games Played In Ravens Uniform
• Another Maine Church Grappling With Coronavirus Outbreak
• Linebacker Devin Bush Injured Towards End Of Second Quarter, Carried Off The Field
• Report: Damage From Midwest Derecho At $7.5 Billion
• Keller @ Large: Salem Mayor Says There Are Still Too Many Visitors This October
• CBS News Battleground Tracker: Biden Leads Trump In Wisconsin
• Man Hospitalized Following Overnight Shooting In Downtown Minneapolis
• Can't Miss This Play: Ravens' Lamar Jackson, Nick Boyle Team Up For Awesome First TD Against Eagles
• Michigan Teacher Notices Student's Grandmother Having A Stroke During Virtual Lesson, Saves Her Life
• Eagles Tie Down Extra Seats To Ensure Fans Sit In Designated Pods
• Driver Hospitalized After Hitting Guardrail In Fort Collins
• Three Carnegie Mellon University Alumni Nominated For 74th Annual Tony Awards
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 4,245 New Cases, Including 22 Additional Deaths Reported As Positivity Rate Climbs
• Anita Rowland, Dog Killed In Cecil County House Fire
• Some In North Dakota Wish For Gov. Doug Burgum To Be More Aggressive Against COVID-19
• Gottlieb says "biggest wave" of coronavirus infections still to come
• Baby Dies After Fatal Shooting Of Pregnant Woman In Jeffery Manor
• Vallejo Police Investigate Overnight Fatal Shooting
• Sunday Wind Expected To Start Calmly At CalWood Fire: 'It Doesn't Take Much'
• Police: 21-Year-Old Fatally Shot Twice In Face In East Mount Airy
• Cam Newton Arrives In Style For Return To Patriots After COVID-19 Absence
• Woman Killed In Triple Shooting In Somerset County
• Investigation Underway After Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Philadelphia's Stenton Neighborhood, Police Say
• You Can Now Rent A Private AMC Theater For $99
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Takes Advantage Of Early Voting
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Reports 2,539 New Cases, 50 Additional Deaths
• 18-Year-Old Woman Killed In NE Baltimore Double Shooting Baltimore Overnight
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Health Officials Report Another 1,700 New COVID-19 Cases, 17 More Deaths
• Teens Convicted Of Killing Woman With A Log To Spend At Least Three Years In Juvenile Facility
• Transcript: Reince Priebus on "Face the Nation"
• Flags To Be Lowered For Fallen Commerce City Police Officer Curt Holland
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on October 18, 2020
• Former NSA chief says Russia unlikely to try to change votes
• Dodgers' 3-1 Win Forces National League Championship Series To Game 7
• Michigan Matters: Election 2020, What Voters Need to Know
• Transcript: Tom Perez on "Face the Nation"
• Defenseman Torey Krug Thanks Bruins Fans For 8 Years In Boston
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Local Leaders & Artists Gather To Unveil Largest School Mural In Broward County
• Biden Leads Trump In Wisconsin, Has Edge In Arizona — CBS News Battleground Tracker Poll
• San Francisco Restaurants Rebounding From Months Of COVID-19 Shutdowns
• Cam Newton, Stephon Gilmore Active For Patriots
• Chicago Archdiocese Removes Priest From St. Elizabeth Of The Trinity Parish Over Sex Abuse Allegations
• Transcript: Raphael Bostic on "Face the Nation"
• Family Action Network Movement Hosts Miami-Dade Rally In Support Of Immigration Reform
• Police Searching For Three Suspects In Indiana Shooting Of Pittsburgh Man
• Transcript: Adm. Mike Rogers on "Face the Nation"
• CDC Thanksgiving Guidelines: How To Stay Safe And Coronavirus-Free Over Holiday
• Investigation Underway Following Shooting Incident In Exposition Park
• Minnesota Weather: Snow Expected To Fall Across Minnesota On Tuesday
• 'You Have Different Perspectives And That's Pretty Fascinating': Director Andrew Glazer On Showtime Documentary 'Bad Hombres' About Binational Baseball Team
• Work To Change Exit Signs On All MassDOT Roadways Begins With Route 140
• 1 Killed In Multicar Crash On 60 Freeway In Ontario
• Denver Weather: Break For Firefighters Before Wind Returns To Foothills Overnight
• Sugar Camp Road Closed After Vehicle Accident Involving Power Lines
• Wisconsin Democrats Pump $2 Million Into Swing Legislative Districts
• John Dickerson on the perils of polls
• Gov. Cuomo Announces Movie Theaters In Areas Outside NYC With Few Coronavirus Infections Can Reopen Oct. 23
• With Countywide Curfew Lifted, Miami Beach Bars & Clubs Can Return To Late Night Operating Hours
• Hunters Kill 328 Bears In New Jersey, More Than In All Of Last Year
• Churches Remain Closed In New York City's Coronavirus Hot Zones Following Judge's Ruling
• Jason Lewis' Hopes For Senate Upset May Turn On Trump's Fate
• A tribute to monumental women
• Christopher Cross on his near-fatal COVID illness
• Splitting hairs: Jim Gaffigan on blondes' bad rap
• Trump, Biden Vie For Catholic Voters Amid Supreme Court Battle
• Winning the votes of suburban women in battleground states
• Seasonal Fall Temperatures Make For Perfect Sunday To Welcome Eagles Fans Back Into Lincoln Financial Field
• Strong Winds Fuel House Fire In McHenry
• Report: No New COVID-19 Cases Across NFL Ahead Of Patriots-Broncos Game
• Elliott Gould on his unconventional stardom
• Alicia Garza on the origin of Black Lives Matter
• Trial For Former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia Set To Start In January
• Eagles Welcomed By Fans To Lincoln Financial Field As They Host Baltimore Ravens
• David Lee Roth's brush with art
• For many climate change finally hits home
• With Just Over Two Weeks And Counting; Is Facebook Ready For The 2020 Election?
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Another Classic Fall Day, Low 60s This Afternoon, Dry With Sunshine
• Chicago Weather: Cold With Scattered Rain
• CalWood Fire Burns More Than 7,000 Acres In Boulder County On The Day It Starts
• Gunfire Erupts In San Bruno Neighborhood; Police Search For Gunman
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warmer Temperatures, Partly Sunny Skies For Steelers Game
• Steelers Preparing To Face Myles Garrett, Cleveland Browns In AFC North Division Game
• Three People Recovering Following Single-Vehicle Crash In Southwest Philadelphia
• Officials: Firefighter Injured After Flames Rip Through South Philadelphia Rowhome
• SEPTA's Sports Express Returning On Broad Street Line For Eagles Game Sunday
• Ex-House Speaker Runs For Reelection Despite Federal Charges
• W. Va. Gov. Justice Appoints New Director Of Office Of Drug Control
• Sunday's Show Info (10/18/20)
• Jarvis Landry To Wear Cleats Honoring Mac Miller For Browns Game vs. Steelers
• Pittsburgh's Mellon Park Gets New Basketball Court Playing Surfaces
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/18 Sunday Morning Forecast
• More Than 200 People Found Inside Queens Banquet Hall For Illegal Party
• 412 Food Rescue Holds Distribution Event In Clairton
• New York Philharmonic Rolling Out The Bandwagon For Surprise Performances Across City
• BLM Mural Painted On Hempstead's Main Street, Road Renamed 'Black Lives Matter Way'
• Report: Patriots Add Sony Michel, Shaq Mason, Derek Rivers To COVID-19 List
• Boston College Falls 40-14 To No. 23 Virginia Tech
• Carlstadt Deputy Fire Chief Charged With Possessing Prohibited Weapons
• Vietnam Veteran Allegedly Assaulted For Supporting Trump
• 'Election Stress Disorder:' Local Therapist Talks Pre-Election Anxieties
• 'I'm Bringing Africa To Pittsburgh': Festival Africana To Highlight African Culture This Weekend

Videos from October 18, 2020

• Wichita mayor talks about man arrested for threatening him over mask mandate
• California woman reunited with family after going missing in Utah national park
• CDC had contentious plan for flight filled with COVID-exposed cruise passengers
• Fauci on his media restrictions, Trump contracting COVID, masks, voting and more
• Alexey Navalny describes the poisoning ordeal he says Vladimir Putin perpetrated
• 10/18/2020: Putin’s Public Enemy, Dr. Fauci, Hell Flight
• Cronutt the sea lion gets brain surgery to reverse epilepsy
• New research sheds light on COVID spread inside airplane cabins
• Tough restrictions hit Europe as COVID cases spike
• Coronavirus cases and deaths rising rapidly in America
• Legal battle brews over California's unofficial ballot drop boxes
• Trump returns to the campaign trail as Biden leads in key battleground states
• CBS Weekend News, October 18, 2020
• FLICC: One acronym communication experts use to identify misinformation online
• Cuomo says New York ski resorts can reopen in November with restrictions
• CBS News poll: Biden leads Trump in Wisconsin, has edge in Arizona
• What might the next year of the pandemic be like?
• Alexey Navalny vows to return to Russia
• Next week on 60 Minutes: President Trump and former Vice President Biden
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: A tribute to Irving Berlin
• Reince Priebus says he's "not at all" worried that Trump could lose
• DNC Chair Tom Perez sees enthusiasm for Democrats in early-vote numbers
• Atlanta Fed CEO Raphael Bostic says virus has "put a wedge in our economy"
• Face The Nation: Gottlieb, Bostic, Perez, Priebus
• Gottlieb says "biggest wave" of coronavirus infections still to come
• Former NSA chief says Russia unlikely to target infrastructure to try to change votes
• Biden to prep for debate as campaign focuses on battleground states
• Battleground Tracker: Biden leads in Wisconsin, has edge in Arizona
• Trump makes Western swing in final weeks of 2020 race
• European cities impose new lockdowns to tamp down COVID-19
• States hit record high in COVID-19 cases as Americans vote early
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," October 18
• 10/18: Gottlieb, Bostic, Perez
• Nature: Colorado forest
• John Dickerson on the perils of polls
• On a pedestal: A tribute to monumental women
• Christopher Cross on surviving COVID
• Jim Gaffigan on the dark side of blondes
• Winning the votes of suburban women
• In Conversation: Elliott Gould
• Gift of baseballs, with a catch
• Alicia Garza on the origin of Black Lives Matter
• David Lee Roth's brush with art
• Cause for concern: Climate change