Site Map for October 19, 2020

Articles from October 19, 2020

• SF Supes To Vote On Law To Stop Racially-Motivated 9-1-1 'Karen' Calls About People Of Color
• San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect In Assault Of Conservative Rally Organizer
• KPIX 5 Vote Smart: KPIX Mail-In Ballot Survey Puts USPS On-Time Delivery To The Test
• CVS Health Hiring 15,000 For Flu Season, Coronavirus Second Wave
• Several Sacramento Library Locations Reopening To Public
• City Of Berkeley Hauls 35 Tons Of Trash, Debris From Homeless Encampments Along I-80
• Masonville Strong: Community Banding Together As Cameron Peak Fire Gets Dangerously Close
• Many Coloradans Don't Wait, Head To Polls For In-Person Voting
• Newsom Expected To Unveil Theme Park Reopening Guidelines Tuesday
• Debate Commission Says It Will Mute Mics During Parts Of Trump-Biden Debate
• East Bay Thrift Stores Seeing Record Donations During Pandemic
• Dozens Of Ballots Damaged In Ballot Drop Box Fire In Baldwin Park, FBI Investigating
• Woodland Hills Woman Injured Head, Went Without Food While Zion National Park Rangers Searched Nearly 2 Weeks For Her
• Newsom: Potential COVID Vaccines To Be Reviewed By State Panel; 'We Will Not Take Someone's Word For It'
• Gov. Newsom Lays Out Timeline For COVID-19 Vaccine In California
• Fire Crews Get Upper Hand On Residential Fire In Oakland; 2 Displaced
• Pair Of Iconic Eddie Van Halen Guitars Go To Auction
• Firefighters Keep Lefthand Canyon Fire From Growing Significantly
• Joe Biden Addresses Fires Burning In Colorado
• 3 Juvenile Pedestrians Struck By Vehicle In Suisun City
• Fire Spreads From Homeless Encampment To Commercial Building In San Francisco
• Minnesota Weather: Accumulating Snow To Fall On Most Of Minn., Western Wis. Tuesday
• In Call With Campaign Staff, Trump Says Fauci Is A 'Disaster'
• Person Tests Positive For COVID-19 After In-Person Meeting With Top Sacramento County Officials
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Temps Monday Night
• 'Incredibly Frightening': Activist Leaves Dirty Needles Outside Gov. Baker's Home
• VIDEO: Salem Restaurant Manager Attacked After Dispute Over Tip
• Police: Man Dead Following Officer-Involved Shooting In Suffolk County
• Man Charged With Trying To Kidnap 11-Year-Old Girl In Worcester
• Massachusetts Reports 827 New Coronavirus Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• NYPD On Hunt For Suspect In Deadly Prospect Park South Stabbing
• Smaller Restaurants Worry With Possibility Of Return To Phase 3 Restrictions In Chicago Due To COVID-19
• After Being Inundated With Questions, Butler County Creates Election Call Center
• Some Small Landlords Say Renters Haven't Been Paying Since Before Pandemic Started And Are Now Getting A Pass
• San Joaquin County Supervisor Questions Integrity Of Local Election
• Wisconsin Women Held In Robberies Of Men Near Bars In River North
• FDNY Battles 4-Alarm Fire At Bronx Bicycle Shop
• Hardware Stores Delighted As Minnesotans Prep For October Snowfall
• Cowboys Horrendous On Monday Night, Fall To Cardinals 38-10
• Lawsuit Blames Illinois State Police For Man's Death When Gun Discharged During Harvey Traffic Stop
• Appeals Court Allowing Miami-Dade To Resume Enforcing Curfew Until Case Is Settled
• With Fall Surge Of COVID Upon Us, Should You Get The Flu Shot?
• Boys Devastated By The Theft Of Their ATV And Dirt Bike Near Monticello
• Couple Rescued By Good Samaritans, Police After Car Goes Into Canal Off Montauk Highway
• Miami-Dade Sees 'Record Setting Turnout' Of Over 43K Early Voters On Day 1
• 3 People Stabbed In Kitchen In McKinley Park, Suspect Also Injured
• Mayo Clinic's Sprint To Develop A COVID Vaccine
• Colorado Health Experts: Hospitalization Data Mirrors May Numbers
• Police Fatally Shoot Man In Emmitsburg, Arrest Another Suspect
• Does October Snow Tell Us Anything About The Upcoming Winter? Good Question
• Providence Police Officer On Leave After Pursuit Severely Injures 24-Year-Old
• LA City Council Considers Making Al Fresco Dining Program Permanent
• US DOJ, Minneapolis Police To Make 'National Policing Initiative' Announcement
• San Mateo County Launches Enforcement Unit To Crack Down On COVID Health Order Violators
• Plymouth Girl Raises $8,500 To Help Classmates Learning Remotely
• AC Transit Launches New Mobile App To Enable 'Secure Contactless Payment'
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Epsilon Meandering Over Central Atlantic Well To Southeast Of Bermuda
• State Patrol: At Least 1 Dead In Crash Near St. Peter
• Arlington At Center Of Sports Universe With Cowboys Monday Night, World Series Starting Tuesday
• Man Accused Of Slashing Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend's Throat Arrested In West Virginia
• Man Survives 16 Hours Lost In Northwestern Minn. Wilderness Thanks To His Dog
• 'We're Bracing For It': Boston Doctor Nervous About Second Coronavirus Wave
• Candlelight Vigil Held In Mount Holly For Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run As Search For Driver Continues
• How To Cope As Holiday Season, COVID-19, Election 2020 Adds On To Stressors
• Abington School District Parent Group Lobbying For Continued Remote Learning To Keep Families Safe
• Family Of Elk Grove Boy Killed On Bike Calls For Change At 'Dangerous Intersection'
• California's Feared Surge Of COVID-19 Cases Hasn't Happened
• Sheriff: Mort Siwe, Found Dead Inside Carlos Avery WMA, Was Likely Murdered
• Santa Clara County Eyes Lifeline For COVID-Affected Small Businesses
• KPIX Vote Smart: Dozens Of East Bay Councilwoman's Campaign Signs Stolen
• Jeff Bridges Starting Treatment After Being Diagnosed With Lymphoma
• 'She Was Everybody's Friend': 18-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed Sunday Identified As Nayely Paz; Suspect Wanted
• Police: Kingsville Man Putting Up Black Lives Matter Sign Arrested After Shooting At Truck Of Trump Supporters
• Woman Arrested In Fatal Stabbing Of LA Metro Worker At Subway Station
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Explains Vote For Ronald Reagan In 2020 Presidential Race: 'I Don't Think Either One Of The Candidates Is The Right Choice'
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 4 More Deaths, Nearly 500 New Cases Reported Monday
• Olympians, OC Officials Push For Youth Sports To Resume
• Hundreds Of Harford, Carroll County Students Return To In-Person Learning; Some Stay Virtual Due To Pandemic
• Woman Burned As Early Morning Fire Engulfs Lodi Duplex
• Pennsylvania Man Accused Of Abusing 4-Month-Old Daughter
• Kendall Coffey Says Presidential Campaigns Have 'Been War Gaming' Potential Legal Challenges Like The Florida Recount Of 2000
• Lower Infection Rates Seen In Mission District After Rapid COVID-19 Testing Study
• Commission On Presidential Debates Says It Will Mute Mics During Parts Of Final Debate
• Woman Finds Headless Bear With Paws Missing Near Foresthill
• Marilyn Mosby 'Concerned' About Potential Violence Around Election, Though She Doesn't Expect Baltimore To Be 'Flashpoint'
• Vikings Coach Mike Zimmer Left To Ponder Where To Turn In 1-5 Season
• N.J.'s Coronavirus Infection Rate Enough To Qualify For Tri-State's Travel Advisory List, But Commuters Not Required To Quarantine
• SCOTUS: Pennsylvania May Count Mail-In Ballots Up To 3 Days After Election Day
• Riverside Surpasses 64K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Nears 60K
• James Robellard Fatally Shoots Estranged Wife, Injures Another Man In Somerset County, Police Say
• A Closer Look At Minnesota's Atypical Election
• PG&E Power Shutoffs Possible This Week For Customers In 19 Counties
• Arlington Names 5 Finalists For New Police Chief, Community Forum Scheduled
• Films' Fiery Redhead Rhonda Fleming Dies at 97
• Sen. Tina Smith Tests Negative For COVID After Skipping Rep. Elizabeth Warren's Minn. Event
• 49ers Victory Hangover: More Injuries To Overcome As Mostert, Garland Go On IR
• CalWood Fire Ravages One Neighborhood, Does Little Damage Nearby: 'It's a Scary Time'
• Debate Commission To Mute Candidates During Their Opponent's Initial Responses To Prevent Interruptions
• Man Arrested After Throwing Molotov Cocktails, Knives At Officers During Standoff In Gloucester Township, Police Say
• Police: Former Neighbor Kills Couple During Attempted Robbery
• Wilmer Police Chief Victor Kemp Battling COVID-19 Pneumonia: 'It Has Never Been More Real To Me Than Now'
• Minnesota Republicans Say Now's The Time To Open Up State, Despite Rising COVID Cases
• Newsom: Potential COVID Vaccines To Be Reviewed By State Panel; 'We Will Not Take Someone's Word For It'
• Trial For Accused NorCal Rapist, Roy Waller, Gets Underway
• Report: Homicides In LA Increased By 20% In First 9 Months Of 2020
• Return To In-Person Learning Raises Questions About Equal Education
• Mayor Lightfoot Placed On Hot Seat About What She Knew About Former Police Supt. Eddie Johnson's Relationship With Officer Now Suing
• No Tsunami Threat To California After 7.5 Earthquake In Alaska
• $1M Donation Will Go Toward Rebuilding Tornado-Damaged Dallas ISD Schools 1 Year Later
• Online Voter Registration For November General Election Ends Today
• Kyle Larson Reinstated To Compete In NASCAR In 2021 After Using Racial Slur
• Broncos' Dalton Risner Encourages Students To Stay Active This Winter
• 49ers Return To Old Formula To End Skid, Beat Rams
• Trump Calls Fauci Is A 'Disaster,' But Says It Would Be 'A Bigger Bomb To Fire Him'
• CBS4 Exclusive: Surveillance Tape Captures Pinecrest Car Burglars Who Could Be Part Of Organized Auto Theft Ring
• OC Reports 203 New COVID-19 Cases, 1 Death
• MDH Expects 60K COVID Tests A Day Once New Saliva Testing Sites Start To Open
• Struggling Movie Chain AMC To Rent Theaters For $99
• San Francisco Studio Rents Down 31% Year-Over-Year As Pandemic Slump Continues
• Early Voting Sites For Suburban Chicago Now Open
• Dodgers To Celebrate NLCS Win With Zoom Party Monday Night
• Hay Bale Fire In Franktown Creates A Lot Of Smoke
• New Online Tool Helps Determine Coronavirus Transmission Rate Indoors
• Seven Arrested In Wildlife Trafficking Of 3,700 Flying Squirrels Through Chicago
• Free Wifi Available At 4 YMCA Centers In LA; Program Expanding To 20 Branches By November
• Texas Reports Most Coronavirus Hospitalizations In Nearly 2 Months
• Philadelphia Weather: Warmer Than Normal Winter Forecasted For Delaware Valley, NOAA Says
• 2 Injured In Accident Involving Train On Bridge Near Prosper
• Voters Concerned Mail-In Ballots Won't Be Processed: 'What's Going On?'
• Supreme Court Allows 3-Day Extension For Pennsylvania Ballots
• Ravens Hope To Address Flaws, Get Healthy During Early Bye
• 8 North Minneapolis Residents Sue City For Lack Of Police Protection
• Surge in coronavirus cases puts strain on Wisconsin hospitals
• Baldwin-Whitehall School District Closes 3 Buildings After Substitute Teacher Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Death Toll Of Herd Immunity Strategy To End COVID-19 Pandemic Would Be 'Devastating,' CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Says
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump says in campaign call that Fauci is a "disaster"
• Pikesville First-Grader Spreading Smiles One Sandwich At A Time
• David L. Lawrence Convention Center To Host Allegheny County Jury Trials
• 'We Are In A Second Surge': Mayor Lori Lightfoot Warns Some Phase 3 Restrictions May Return As COVID-19 Cases Rise Sharply
• United Way Of Larimer County Activates Cameron Peak Fire Response Fund
• 19-Year-Old Woman Killed, 2 Men Wounded In Shooting At Party Inside Bronx Club
• COPA Releases Materials In 3 Incidents Where Off-Duty Officers Fired Weapons; One Video Shows Shirtless Officer Firing At Burglary Suspects
• 'The Fear Is Worse Than This Pandemic': Highland Park Parents Upset With Schools' Handling Of COVID-19
• Aurora High School Students To Continue Remote Learning
• Younger Angelenos Driving New LA County COVID-19 Cases
• Chapman University Students Return To In-Person Classes Monday Despite Recent COVID-19 Outbreak
• Ballot Drop-Off Locations
• GM To Run Robot Cars In San Francisco Without Human Backups
• Despite Record Registrations, Millions Still Will Not Vote In 2020 Election
• Experts Stress Importance Of Self-Care And Supporting Others To Address Pandemic Burnout
• Denver Elections Mobile Voting Center Celebrates The First Day Of Early Voting On The University Of Denver Campus
• CBS 2 Update: Mail Delivery Resumes In Darien
• Paramus Resident Bill Kaetz Accused Of Threatening To Kill A Federal Judge
• These three trailblazers paved the way for women judges
• California Will Not Allow Distribution Of Coronavirus Vaccines Without State Approval
• Coronavirus Numbers On The Rise At Westmoreland County Prison And Westmoreland Manor
• Fort Worth City Council Member Cary Moon Arrested For DWI In Burleson
• This artist created a grocery store made entirely of plastic
• Prosecutors Officially Charge Matthew Dolloff In Deadly Shooting During Protests
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces $10M Maryland Farmer COVID-19 Relief Program
• Lunch Break: Apple Adventures
• Health Officials Concerned With Penn State Football Traveling To Indiana, Which Is On Quarantine List
• 7.5 Alaska Earthquake Prompts Tsunami Warning For Region; No Threat To California
• CVS Looking To Hire 15,000 New Workers To Combination Of Full-Time, Part-Time Positions
• Voice Of The Voters: Butler County Voters Debate Discourse, Conduct, And Ideology
• Douglas Woman Charged With Attacking 73-Year-Old Trump Supporter
• Gov. Tom Wolf Addresses State's 'Pre-Canvassing' Process, How Much Time Should Be Allotted
• Some North Texans Who Requested Mail-In Ballots Are Choosing To Vote In Person
• More Than 2.5 Million Floridians Have Already Voted By Mail, 423K In Miami-Dade, Broward
• California Shark Lab Tagged Record Number Of Sharks Off The Southern Coast This Year
• Tymin Coleman, 12-Year-Old Boy From Lumberton Missing Over 17 Hours, Found Safe
• Mayor Peduto: Police Reform Taskforce's Report Will Be 'Guiding Influence' For Policing Changes
• Groundbreaking At Long Island Park To Be Renamed After NYPD Det. Luis Alvarez
• The Thrill Of A Lifetime: 102-Year-Old Maryland WWII Veteran Celebrates Birthday By Going Skydiving
• New East LA Mexican Restaurant Cocina Express Gets A Boost From Food Fans On Twitter
• Researchers Discover Fossils Of New Species In Arizona
• New York Begins Enforcing Ban On Plastic Bags
• Man Shot Dead At Park Manor Gas Station
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Statewide Positivity Rate Up To 5.4%, Southern Illinois To See Extra Mitigations, Two Other Regions On Verge Of More Restrictions
• Trump sent officials to Syria to try to negotiate Austin Tice's release
• Oakland Mayor Schaaf Reassessing Strategy To Curb Violence in East Oakland Amid COVID-19
• Campaign For Auditor General Likely To Make History & Produce A Winner Of Color No Matter Who Wins
• Douglas County Elementary Students Return To School For In-Person Learning
• Temple University Researchers Develop Criteria To Find, Treat Cytokine Storm in COVID-19 Patients
• 'The Fall Resurgence Is Here': Pennsylvania Officials Issue Plea To Residents As Coronavirus Cases Climb
• Company That Makes Wheelchairs For Dogs Honoring Philadelphia Pup In Calendar
• Drivers Wait On Long Lines As New Motor Vehicle Commission Facility Opens In Wayne, New Jersey
• Pennsylvania Passes Record 9 Million Voters At Registration Deadline
• Pennsylvania Leaders Warn Of Potential Dangers Related To Online Learning
• 13-Year-Old Boy Dies After Apparent Fall From Terrace In Hell's Kitchen
• Pac-12 Establishes Cancellation, Tiebreaker Procedures For COVID-19 Shortened Football Season
• Stay Extended For Homeless Residents At Lucerne Hotel
• You Can Help Name Maryland Zoo's Newest Baby Chimp
• Philadelphia Homicides Up 34% From Last Year, Shootings Up Nearly 59%, Police Say
• Red Flag Warning Issued For Fire-Weary North Bay - 'Winds Whipping Back Up'
• SoBo Cafe Looking For Driver Who Crashed Into Outdoor Dining Parklet Overnight
• Coronavirus Second Wave Concerns: Somerville Mayor Says Being Vigilant Could Prevent Shutdown
• LOOK: Heat's Jimmy Butler Getting Shots Up On A Yacht In A Dwyane Wade Jersey
• 17-Year-Old Boy Dies In ATV Crash In Indiana County
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 20-Year-Old Shaqualla Williams
• St. Paul Man Arrested After Several Pounds Of Meth, Marijuana Sent Via Mail
• Universal CityWalk, Cal State Northridge To Serve As Vote Centers For November Election
• Miami Weather: Wet & Breezy Pattern Locked In Over South Florida Due To Tropical Wave
• Gov. Wolf, Dr. Levine Warn Of Fall Resurgence As Pa. Percent-Positivity Rate Increases
• Airbnb Sues Promoter Over Glendora Mansion Party This Summer
• COVID-19 Forces Westmoreland County To Reset Some Polling Locations
• Santa Clara County Supes Consider $100M COVID-19 Small Business Loan Program
• Georgia's secretary of state encourages early voting ahead of election
• Jewish Family Services Offers Ballot Pickup, Drop Off For Those Who Can't Leave Home
• Kershaw To Start For LA In Game 1 Of World Series
• Anaheim Man Arrested In Rape Of Severely Disabled, Non-Communicative Woman Under His Care Nearly 20 Years
• Amazon employees petition to make Election Day a paid day off
• 'These Numbers Are Sobering': New Jersey's Daily Coronavirus Cases Double Since Last Month
• Firefighters Get 10% Containment On East Troublesome Fire In Grand County
• Everman Police Officer Alex Arango In Critical Condition Battling Coronavirus
• Dallas County Surpasses 90K Coronavirus Cases
• The CW Gets Into The Spirit With Its Schedule Of Upcoming Holiday Specials
• Thomas Jefferson Headache Center Has New App Helping Patients Manage Migraine Pain
• Stockton Man Accused Of Trying Run Down Law Enforcement Officers In Contra Costa County
• Paws Across Pittsburgh Rescues Dog Suffering From Multiple Gunshot Wounds, Other Injuries
• Logano Clinch's Spot In Cup Series Finale
• Denise Koch: Earth's Wilderness And The Human Impact
• 49ers Star George Kittle Draws High Praise From Pats Coach Bill Belichick
• As New Yorkers Rethink Mass Transit, Here's What To Do With Money Already On Your MetroCard
• Florida Gas Prices On A 15-Day Streak Of Declines, Says AAA
• Monday Marks LA County Deadline To Register To Vote
• Man Who Says He Was Wrongfully Convicted Of Murder Freed
• It's A Girl! WJZ Executive Producer Miranda Villei Stepp Welcomes Second Child
• 1 in 4 U.S. workers are considering quitting
• Report: 2 Florida Universities Make List of 100 Best Colleges & Universities
• TSA: Woman Arrested After Being Caught With Loaded Handgun At Philadelphia International Airport
• Bill Belichick Hoping For Full Dose Of Practice This Week
• Allegheny County Health Department Issues Consumer Alert For Hook, Fish & Chicken
• St. Cloud Police Investigate Pair Of Shootings That Damaged Homes, Vehicles
• Montclair Man Arrested In Seal Beach Road Rage Incident Involving BB Gun
• Police: Dallas 1-Year-Old Found After Someone Stole Vehicle Child Was In While Father Pumped Gas
• Woman Found Alive At Funeral Home Dies At Detroit Hospital
• Gov. Larry Hogan Supports Ballot Question On Sports Betting, Opposes Changes To Budget Process
• Netflix Releases Trailer Of Chadwick Boseman's Final Performance In 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom,' Made In Pittsburgh
• Copter4 Video Shows Homes Destroyed By CalWood Fire
• Mother, Grandmother Accused Of Abducting 7-Year-Old Prophet Marquis Matthew Johnson Released From Custody
• Stryker Launches Industry's First Completely Wireless Hospital Bed
• Trial For Dreion Dearing, Accused In Death Of Adams County Sheriff's Deputy Heath Gumm, Delayed Again
• Three New West Nile Virus Cases In Miami-Dade County Brings Total To 59
• Suspect Charged With Three Counts Of Attempted Murder Of A Peace Officer After Bizarre Blackhawk Confrontation
• Garland Man In Jail For Allegedly Shooting, Killing Wife
• Woman Arrested During Traffic Stop After Police Find Marijuana, THC Edibles In Car
• Dundalk Man With Ties To Far-Right Boogaloo Movement Pleads Not Guilty On Federal Gun Charge
• NH Gov. Chris Sununu Calls Mass. Income Tax Decision 'Direct Attack' On State
• Officials: Man Arrested, Charged In Connection To Hit-And-Run That Left Woman Dead In Cheltenham
• 'Beacon Of Patriotism & Democracy' Signals South Florida To Get Out And Vote
• Father Of Fallen Officer Curt Holland: 'To Know Curt Was To Love Curt'
• UCLA Study Finds That Vast Majority Of Calif. Gig Workers Struggling To Make Ends Meet
• Ohio Police Shoot, Kill Man After Campground Dispute And Car Chase
• Commission Approves $15 An Hour Minimum Wage Hike For Airport Workers
• Best Buy CEO Corie Barry Breaches Top 10 Of Fortune's 'Most Powerful Women' List
• Beloved Hockey Broadcaster Mike 'Doc' Emrick Announces Retirement
• Former Sixer Charles Barkley Teaming Up With Phil Mickelson To Take On Steph Curry, Peyton Manning In Charity Golf Match
• Kobe Bryant's 2008 NBA Finals Jersey Put On Display At National Museum Of African American History And Culture
• Colorado Weather: Help For Firefighters Possible By Weekend With Blast Of Winter Ahead
• Writer details a year undercover on the white supremacist web
• Bedford Opens New Musical Playground Accessible To People With Disabilities
• Police Looking For Person Who Shot & Killed Senior Airman Nicholas "Nick" Slaughter In Dallas
• Pitbull, Juanes, Kelsea Ballerini To Perform On 'Essential Heroes: A Momento Latino Event' On CBS Oct. 26
• John Wright III Sentenced To 30 Years For Child Porn Distribution
• DART Offering Free Rides To Vote In General Election
• Check Out The New Train Cars For The Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway
• Supreme Court agrees to hear challenges to Trump immigration policies
• Thousands Of Massachusetts Residents Sent A Coronavirus Alert Text Message
• SCI Greene Reports Inmate Death Due To Coronavirus
• Guilty Pleas In Santa Clara County Concealed Gun Permit Scandal
• Person Found Dead Near Interstate 80 Off-Ramp In San Francisco SoMa
• Workers At Four Seasons Nursing Home Walk Off Job Over Covid-19, Labor Concerns
• Contra Costa, Diablo Valley, Los Medanos Community Colleges Extending Distance Learning Through June 2021
• Man Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison On Pimping Charges
• Shots Fired Into South San Francisco Home Overnight
• Pennsylvania GOP Lawmakers Appear Unwilling To Authorize Counties To Process Mail-in Ballots Before Election Day
• U.S. charges 6 Russian military officers for massive cyberattacks
• St. Louis Co. Sheriff: Man Rescued After Canoeing In The BWCA
• Golf Match Play Showdown: Warriors Star Steph Curry-Peyton Manning Will Take On Phil Mickelson-Charles Barkley
• Report: Eagles Expect Miles Sanders To Miss Thursday's Game Against Giants, Zach Ertz To Miss Multiple Weeks
• Dump Truck Hauling Sand And Towing Heavy Equipment Crashes Over Hillside
• Sharon Police Seek Person Caught On Camera Taking Trump Lawn Sign
• Six Russian Military Officers Charged In Connection With Malware Attack On Heritage Valley Health System
• Commerce City Police Department Honors Detective Curt Holland, Resident Francesca Dominguez Killed In Head-On Crash
• Baltimore City Circuit Court Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19, Trials Not Affected
• Brian Wilson Says He Did Not Know Beach Boys Would Be Playing Gig At Trump Fundraiser
• Man Jailed In W. Virginia After Ex-Girlfriend's Throat Slit
• Baltimore County Adds 4 Speed Cameras In School Zones
• Warrant Issued For Man Accused Of Voting In New Hampshire And Arizona In 2016
• 'Eleanor Roosevelt Said Do One Thing Every Day That Scares You': Author David Michaelis On New Book 'Eleanor'
• Job Alert: Chipotle To Host Hiring Event Oct. 26, Plans To Hire 500 Employees Across Michigan
• Police Search For Suspects In Wawa Car Thefts In Elkton
• Compton Launches Largest Universal Basic Income Program In The Nation
• Reopening: Tahoe Ski Resorts Prepare For First Season Of COVID Era; 'Social Distancing Is Already There'
• Never Give Up 'Hope': Owner Reunited With Lost Cat 5 Months After Devastating House Fire
• Libertas Christian School Sues To Stop Closure By Michigan Governor Whitmer's Administration
• Virus Worry Prompts Indiana Governor Debate Format Change
• Monitor For Sex Abuse Claims At St. Paul's School Quits, Cites Retaliation
• State Patrol: Stretch Of Eastbound Hwy 10 Closed After Serious Crash In Central Minnesota
• W. Va. Reports Another Weekly Record With 1,644 Coronavirus Cases Statewide
• Kansas Deputy Shoots Colorado Driver Of Stolen Vehicle
• Cam Newton Said Testing Positive For COVID Led To Strangest Two Weeks Of Career
• Riverside County Sheriff's Sergeant Dies Of Apparent Heart Attack During Training With K9 Team
• Some Trump Administration U.S.-Mexico Border Policies Being Reviewed By Supreme Court
• Man Critically Injured After Shot At Least 9 Times In Broad Daylight In West Oak Lane, Philadelphia Police Say
• Man, Woman Shot In NW Baltimore Early Monday Morning
• Kobe Bryant Jersey On Display At Smithsonian's National Museum Of African American History And Culture
• CVS hiring 15,000 for flu season, COVID-19 second wave
• Anchorage chooses 1st woman, openly gay mayor after scandal
• Two Chicago Area Problem Solvers Get $300,000 In Prize Money
• Boil Water Advisory Issued For Businesses At Pittsburgh Mills Mall
• Democrats Plunge Cash Into US House Race In Suburban Philly In Effort To Oust Fitzpatrick
• TSA Says It Screened More Than 1M People Sunday, Highest Since Pandemic Began
• American Airlines Plans To Resume Boeing 737 Max Flights By The End Of The Year
• Working From Home: California Among The Few States Where People Can Deduct Some Business Expenses
• Relocation Of Civil War Statue To History Colorado Center Aims To Expand Education
• Judge Denies Use Of 2019 George Floyd Arrest Video At Trial
• TSA Screens More Than 1 Million Passengers In Single Day For First Time Since March
• 'A Son Of The Northside': Mpls. Mayor To Nominate Asst. Chief Bryan Tyner To Lead City's Fire Dept.
• Early Voting Begins Monday In Colorado
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 1,707 Newly Reported Cases, 54 New Deaths
• Dodgers Outfielder Cody Bellinger Dislocates Shoulder Celebrating Game 7 NLCS Homer
• CVS To Hire 15,000 Workers To Address Flu, Coronavirus Needs This Winter
• 'It's Gone, It's Rubble': At Least 26 Homes Damaged Or Destroyed By CalWood Fire
• SWAT Situations Ends Peacefully, Suspect In Custody After Hanging Off Ledge Of Trump Tower For Over 13 Hours
• Voting Super Site For Suburban Cook County Now Open At Union Station, Dozens More Early Voting Sites Open Today
• Family Members Demand Answers, Justice After Deadly Shooting In Modesto Kills 2
• Judge Puts Wisconsin Capacity Limit Order From Gov. Evers Back Into Effect
• An Updated Look At Cam Newton-Tom Brady Comparison Doesn't Look Great For Patriots
• Coloradans Help Each Other In Various Ways As Cameron Peak Fire Burns Closer To Populated Areas
• Harry, Edelman Need To Step Up To Get Patriots Offense Back On Track
• Lions Protect Big Lead, Pound Jaguars 34-16
• 2020 Fort Worth Food & Wine Festival
• Minnesota National Guard: Nearly 700 Soldiers Return Home After A Year Deployed
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Halloween Fun
• Judge blocks Trump plan to cut food stamps for 700,000 adults
• Man Critically Injured After Shot Multiple Times In Overbrook
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 1,632; 5 Additional Deaths Reported
• Parker The Snow Dog Showcases Changes At Loveland Ski Area This Season
• Man Likely To Face Charges After Beechview SWAT Situation
• Grim outlook for Black-owned businesses in need of federal aid
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 2,372 New Coronavirus Cases, 34 Additional Deaths In 48 Hours
• Officers Open Fire On Sex Assault Suspect At Paramount Studios Lot In Hollywood
• Revelation of Prior Crimes Upends Vallejo Mayoral Race
• 2,000-year-old cat figure carving discovered in Peru
• Attorney General Nessel Warns Consumers To Beware Of Scam Package Delivery Texts
• Gusty Off-Shore Winds, Bone-Dry Hillsides Trigger Fire Weather Watch; Coleman Fire Grows To More Than 500 Acres
• CVS Hiring 15K With Cases Of COVID-19, Flu Expected To Rise During Fall & Winter
• Police: Stolen Taxi Cab Abandoned After Crashing On The Upper East Side
• Woman Arrested For EDD Fraud As She Arrived At Riverside Superior Court For Unrelated Identity Theft Case
• Disney+ adds disclaimer about racist stereotypes
• No Immediate Ruling From Judge After Lee Statue Trial
• Jaylla Coryn Rice Charged After Allegedly Attacking Man With Knife Following Car Accident In Odenton
• The election issues making Michigan voters' hearts race - literally
• Double Fatal Crash Between Passenger Car, Semi Near Northfield
• Mike 'Doc' Emrick Announces Retirement From Hockey Broadcasting
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: How Long Does Covid Last On Surfaces?
• Gov. Whitmer: Trump 'Inciting' Domestic Terrorism
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 215 More Coronavirus Cases Over The Last 48 Hours
• Coronavirus Latest: Towson University Opts Out Of Spring Football Season, Will Prepare For 2021 Fall
• Mass. Residents Among 5 Hikers Rescued From New Hampshire Mountain Trail
• Do Halloween Masks Offer Protection From COVID-19?
• Man Dies After Car Runs Off Road, Catches Fire In Harford County
• Outlook For Entire Patriots Season Shifts And Other Leftover Thoughts
• Fauci on media access, Trump contracting COVID and more
• Whitmer canvasses for Biden in Michigan weeks after kidnap plot
• Caught On Video: Suspect Pulls Knife On Shop Worker In Crown Heights
• Man Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash In Glenview; Police Searching For Driver
• Sheriff: Woman Found Dead In Rochester Hills Pool
• PTL Links: October 19, 2020
• After 'Sloppy Display Of Football' Against Broncos, Cam Newton Confident Patriots Will Be Better In Week 7
• Walz, Flanagan Announce Relief Plan To Support Farmers & Producers Impacted By COVID-19
• 2 Women Hospitalized After Someone Opens Fire On Their Car In Fort Worth
• Massachusetts Delays The Resumption Of Jury Trials
• CVS Hiring 250 Employees In Chicago Area In Preparation Of Flu Season, Second Wave Of COVID-19
• Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa FaceTimed His Parents From The Field After Making His First Appearance In NFL
• Denver Weather: Sunday Was The Average First Snow, So Where Is It?
• Stephen Colbert To Host 2020 Election Night Special On Showtime
• Crash Knocks Out Power To More Than 500 In Rancho Cordova
• Coronavirus surge "just exploded" in rural Midwest
• Texts, Video Reveal Details Of Alleged Domestic Terror Plot To Kidnap Gov. Whitmer
• Dodgers To Host World Series Drive-In Viewing Party At Dodger Stadium
• Former Flyers Broadcaster Doc Emrick Announces His Retirement
• Lincoln Summer League Baseball Team Mascot Costume Recovered, Among Other Items, After September Break-In
• Hawaiian Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard Transfers To Mountain View-Based Army Reserve Unit
• Maryland Voting Guide: How To Cast Your Ballot For The 2020 General Election
• Dognapped San Francisco Puppies Recovered; Suspect Arrested In Homeless Encampment
• Counterprotesters Attack Conservative Demonstrators at San Francisco Free Speech Rally; 3 SFPD Officers Injured
• Sever's Fall Lights Display
• 51-year-old mom carrying daughter's baby
• California mom found safe 12 days after vanishing in national park
• Sacramento County Reports Historic Number Of Ballots Cast In Early Voting
• After 2019 Grounding, American Airlines Looks To Get 737 Max Jets Back In the Air By December
• Colorado Hikers Rescued By Helicopter From 'Ice Fire' Burning In San Juan National Forest
• Victim's photo found on phone of beheading suspect
• Jill Biden Expected To Visit Pennsylvania To Mobilize Voters, Emphasize Importance Of Voting
• Ryan Fitzpatrick Leads Dolphins To 24-0 Blowout Over Jets & Tua Tagovailoa Makes NFL Debut
• Several Local Colleges, Universities Among Top 10 Best In Pennsylvania
• Maryland Man Caught With Loaded Revolver, 2 Knives At BWI Security Checkpoint, TSA Officials Say
• Gold Rush-Era Documents Stolen From Historic Church In Sonora
• BSO Makes Arrest In Hit & Run That Killed Two On Scooter In Pompano Beach
• SEE IT: Bride And Groom Share Impromptu First Dance On Streets Of New York City
• Community Rallies To Bring Rancho Cordova Home Depot Kitty Back Home
• Fetty Wap's Brother, Twyshon Depew, Shot And Killed In Paterson, New Jersey
• 8 Hurt In Overnight Fire At Bronx Apartment Building
• South Dakota Has Reached 100 COVID-19 Deaths In October
• Patchwork Offensive Line Gave Patriots Offense Little Chance Vs. Broncos
• Florida Man Killed, 7-Year-Old Boy Hurt At Youth Football Game Shooting
• Massachusetts Starts Renumbering Highway Exit Signs
• Halloween Gone To The Dogs In Dallas, As French Bulldog Wears Different Costume Every Day
• Eagles Have Short Week To Shake Off Another Loss Before Hosting New York Giants Thursday
• It's Time To Vote! Early Voting Gets Underway Across South Florida Monday
• Plan to retrieve Titanic radio spurs debate on human remains
• Eastbound Lanes Of Interstate-70 Closed For Several Hours Due To Tractor Trailer Crash
• As global infections pass 40 million, the COVID-19 fight goes local
• SpaceX Launches 14th Batch Of Internet Relay Satellites
• NASA spacecraft trying to bring asteroid sample back to Earth
• U.S. Postal Service Hiring For Positions At The Chicago International Military Service Center
• Pittsburgh Weather: Soaking Rain Making Its Way Into Western Pa.
• Man arrested for allegedly threatening to kidnap Wichita mayor
• DNC chair says early-vote numbers point to enthusiasm for Democrats
• Michigan bans guns at polling places on Election Day
• Al's Shoe Service In Mount Prospect Expands Cross Sales To Keychains, Bracelets To Keep Business Alive
• McConnell: Senate to vote next week on GOP COVID-19 relief bill
• Movie theaters in New York outside NYC can reopen October 23, with limits
• Battleground Tracker: Biden leads in Wisconsin, has edge in Arizona
• South Florida Communities Want To Scare Away COVID-19 And Celebrate Halloween Safely
• Brooklyn Congregation Announces Hasidic Wedding Will Only Be Open To 'Close Family Members' After Authorities Order Limited Attendance
• SpaceX launches another 60 Starlink satellites
• Chicago Reacts To Decision At Federal Level To End Census Early
• Police Searching For Driver Who Crashed Into Furniture Store In Streeterville
• Democrats Eyeing Suburban Seats To Flip Control Of Minnesota Senate
• Rapper who bragged in video about benefits scam is arrested
• Steelers Fans Sound Off With Mixed Thoughts Regarding Upcoming Presidential Election
• Working For Chicago: Illinois Central School Bus Hiring Dozens Of Drivers
• Chicago Weather: Afternoon Showers Ahead
• 5 New Satellite Election Offices Open In Philadelphia
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/19 Monday Morning Forecast
• Dooker's Hollow Bridge Closing, Work Expected To Last 14 Months
• Car Smashes Through Wall Of Daycare Building In Fayette County
• Reading Mayor Says 'Trump-Pence Administration Misled The American People' After Vice President's Campaign Stop
• CBS3 Pet Project: What It Means When Your Dog, Cat Gets The 'Zoomies'
• Police: 15-Year-Old Girl Fighting For Life After Triple Shooting In Kensington
• Record Number Of Pennsylvanians Have Filed To Register To Vote As Monday Deadline Looms
• 14 Florida Cities, Including Miami, Make List Of Best Places To Live, According To US News
• David L. Lawrence Convention Center To Play Pivotal Role As Jury Trials In Allegheny Co. Set To Resume
• It Happens Here: West Roxbury - Home Of Boston's Big Gravestone Puzzle
• Pennsylvania's Deadline Day To Register To Vote In Upcoming Election
• Monday's Show Info (10/19/20)
• McKeesport Community Newsroom Begins 'Faces of McKeesport' Project
• Artists Paint Mural Aimed At Raising Awareness For Gun Violence, Racism
• Mookie Betts Makes Another Spectacular Catch, Dodgers Return To World Series
• Water Main Break Shuts Down I-93 Exit In Downtown Boston

Videos from October 19, 2020

• Powerful Alaska earthquake triggered tsunami warning
• 10/19/20: Red and Blue
• Colorado wildfires destroy homes: "The wind was so crazy"
• Trump slams Dr. Fauci, downplays coronavirus as cases rise across U.S.
• Children in remote-learning programs missing out on physical activity
• Trump holds rallies in Arizona as he fights to win battleground states
• Author explains how the far right of the 1960s shaped modern media
• Trump slams Biden for listening to scientists as COVID-19 hospitalizations rise
• Number of uninsured children in U.S. rises sharply during Trump administration
• How women have changed the face of the judiciary branch
• Missing hiker found alive after nearly 2 weeks in Zion National Park
• Americans face financial hardship as Congress debates COVID-19 aid
• DOJ charges Russian military officers in hacking and malware attacks
• Soaring coronavirus cases overwhelm Wisconsin hospitals
• Trump struggles in key swing states, hurt by virus response
• CBS Evening News, October 19, 2020
• More bike thefts follow an uptick in bike sales
• CBS News poll: Biden leads Trump in Wisconsin, has edge in Arizona
• Georgia secretary of state: "We have the appropriate guardrails" to secure the vote
• How the political landscape has changed for Trump in swing state of Wisconsin
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sets deadline for COVID-19 stimulus deal
• New book chronicles "love-hate" relationship between Shaq and Kobe
• New York pop-up store spotlights plastic waste
• How Black women made the difference in Alabama’s 2017 Senate race
• Journalist shines light on dark corners of white supremacist activity online
• Chechen teen suspected in Paris teacher's beheading as investigation continues
• Thousands of protesters call for government reform in Thailand
• Distribution of COVID-19 vaccines faces hurdles as trials near end
• 51-year-old mother carries daughter's baby as surrogate
• "We're not asking for handouts:" Laid-off Disney worker on the need for more stimulus
• Impact of "restorative practices" in schools
• What Michigan voters' pulses revealed when they were asked about politics
• Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza on her new book "The Purpose of Power"
• Michigan Governor Whitmer responds to Trump as kidnapping case goes to grand jury
• Wisconsin voters on key issues that matter to them as Biden leads in polls
• Missing hiker found alive in Zion National Park after disappearing nearly 2 weeks ago
• Michigan voters could play critical role in 2020 election
• Congress, White House expected to continue stimulus talks
• Early voting begins in battleground state of Florida
• Trump holds rally in Nevada, as campaign is outspent by Biden's in battleground states
• Tony Dokoupil travels to Michigan to get the pulse of voters