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Articles from October 25, 2020

• Update: Gusty 89 MPH Winds Whip Through North Bay Mountains; Crews Respond To Fires In North And East Bay
• 1 Arrested After LASD Deputy Is Dragged By Driver During Traffic Stop
• Vigil Held For 81-Year-Old Namie Stewart Killed In Fairfield Hit-And-Run
• Mother Says Someone Put Oxycodone, Xanax Inside Child's Goody Bag During Trunk-Or-Treat Event
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Fire Crews, Solano County Residents Prepare As Strongest Wind Event Of Fire Season Rolls Through
• Extreme Cold Doesn't Stop Broncos Country From Showing Up
• Southern California Braces For Strong Winds, Elevated Fire Danger
• Car Catches Fire After Collision With Tree In Carmichael; Woman Dead
• Colorado Secretary Of State's Office Shares Voting Resources For Fire Evacuees
• Chicago Weather: Light Rain And Snow Coming For Overnight Hours
• Talking Points: Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon Weighs In On Absentee Voting
• Snowy Roads And Highways Plagued With Crashes Sunday; CDOT Urges Drivers To Stay Home Monday
• Family Works Toward Healing, Calls For Justice Days After Waukegan Police Shooting Killed Marcellis Stinnette
• D.C. Archbishop And Chicago Native Wilton Gregory Named First African American Cardinal
• Chicago Latinx Leaders Make Appeal To LGBTQ+, Immigrant Communities In Push To Get Out Vote
• America Can Probably Now Understand Why Tom Brady Left Patriots
• Commuter Alert: Amtrak Work Will Delay LIRR Trains Monday Morning
• Hurley: The Patriots Are So Much Worse Than Anyone Could Have Expected
• Toll Collectors Returning To Lincoln Tunnel, Upper Level Of George Washington Bridge
• Restaurants Offering Discounted 3-Course Meals Along With Free Entertainment For 'Taste Of Times Square' Week
• Dodgers Beat Tampa Bay Rays 4-2 In Game 5
• Families Prep For Safer Halloween Fun Amid Rising COVID Cases
• Newark Mayor Ras Baraka Says City Will 'Begin Taking Serious Measures' Amid 'Serious Spike' In COVID-19 Cases
• Caught On Camera: NYPD Officers Help Remove Skunk From Manhattan Deli
• Living Room Sports: Former Cowboys QB Quincy Carter
• The '60 Minutes' Interview That Trump Cut Short
• 'This Is Not An Empty Disneyland Kind Of Hope': U Of M Dr. Jakub Tolar Talks COVID Treatments
• Snow Helps Slow Spread Of East Troublesome Fire
• Clayton Kershaw Breaks MLB Record With Most Strikeouts In Postseason History
• Gov. Larry Hogan Urges Voters To Cast Their Ballots Early and At Off-Peak Times
• 'Troubling Pattern Of Behavior': Marblehead Shifting To Remote Learning After Students Attend House Party
• Transitional Housing Program In LA Gives Formerly Homeless Angelenos A Home
• Sen. Bob Casey Says Affordable Care Act Now In Danger With Amy Coney Barrett's Assured Confirmation To Supreme Court
• 2.2 Million Massachusetts Voters Have Voted Early Or Applied To Vote By Mail
• Protester Arrested In Walnut Creek After Occupants Of SUV Terrorized
• Watch '60 Minutes' Interviews With Trump, Biden, Pence & Harris
• Mayor Lightfoot, First Lady Amy Eshleman Don Costumes For Video On How To Have A Safe Halloween During COVID-19
• All You Need To Know About Public Safety Power Shutoffs
• Arizona Cardinals Wide Receiver And Pitt Alum Larry Fitzgerald Joins Jerry Rice With 1,400 Catches
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Shooting In Denton
• Valedictorian Briauna Ramirez Killed By Suspected DUI Driver On 105 Freeway Days After 18th Birthday
• Berkeley Hills Dwellers Ponder 'Pre-Evacuation' as Red Flag Winds Approach
• Polls Open For 2nd Day Of Early, In-Person Voting In New York
• Vacaville Beekeeper That Lost Millions Of Bees In LNU Complex Fire Makes A Comeback
• 1 Dead, 2 Wounded In Santa Paula Shooting; Probe Underway
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/25 Sunday Night Forecast
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In The Chest
• Police: Thief Stole Luggage Containing $20,000 In Jewelry, Clothes From Manhattan Hotel Guest
• Cab Driver Who Was Pepper-Sprayed, Pulled From Vehicle Calls For More Enforcement In NYC
• Pets Saved After Apartment Fire Breaks Out In Sacramento
• Police Discover Body Burning Amid Debris Pile On San Francisco Side Street
• Presidential Candidates Targeting Battleground States
• Illegal Warehouse Party Shut Down In Queens For Violating COVID-19 Restrictions
• Dunkin' Brands In Talks To Go Private
• Trump Supporters, Counter-Protesters Clash In Times Square As Caravan Rallies Travel Across NYC
• Cal OES Activates Strike Teams Amid Dangerous Fire Weather Conditions
• Baltimore County Escaped Inmate Kyle Rogowski Back In Custody
• Norton Farm Offers Reward For Return Of Missing Goat
• Man Fleeing Madison Police Allegedly Beat Up Delivery Driver
• Man, 64, Shot In Face And Critically Wounded In Brainerd Neighborhood
• President Trump Holds Sunday Rally In New Hampshire
• Despite Broncos Defense, Team Can't Get Past Kansas City Chiefs
• El Paso County Judge Imposes Curfew As Hospitals Reach Capacity Due To COVID-19 Surge: 'We Are At A Crisis Stage'
• Los Angeles County Reports 830 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Patriots Ups & Downs: Cam Newton Benched, Offense Nonexistent In Loss To 49ers
• Moments from 60 Minutes' interview with Joe Biden
• Moments from 60 Minutes' interview with President Trump
• Cam Newton Benched Vs. 49ers, But Belichick Says He'll 'Absolutely' Be Patriots' QB Going Forward
• 2 Men Shot In Broad Daylight In East Garfield Park
• 49ers Dominate Patriots In 33-6 Win
• Garoppolo Shines; Wilson Has 3 TDs Before Injury as 49ers Crush Patriots
• VP Mike Pence To Campaign In Minnesota On Monday After All
• Boat, Jet Ski Fire Breaks Out In Ocean City, Maryland
• Joe Biden makes the case for why he should be president
• Brady's 4 TD Passes Lead Bucs Past Raiders 45-20
• Raiders Offensive Line Struggles After Week In COVID Isolation
• 5 Boaters Escape After Boat Catches Fire Off Bloody Point In Chesapeake Bay
• Miami Beach Commissioner David Richardson Tests Positive For COVID
• 5 Men Injured, 1 Killed In Sunday Shootings Across Baltimore
• Patriots Lose To 49ers 33-6, Fall To 2-4 On Season
• 5 Injured In 2-Vehicle Crash In Carmichael
• Dallas County Reports 703 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Sunday, 1 Death
• Man Robbed During Cell Phone Sale Meetup In Stockton, Police Say
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting In Goulds That Hospitalized 2 Teens, 1 Child
• Just Days After North Texas Officer Died Of COVID-19, His Mother Has Now Also Died From The Virus
• Cowboys QB Andy Dalton Suffers Concussion During Washington Game After Taking Hit To Head
• Some COVID-19 Testing Sites To Close For Weather Monday
• Seven First Responders In Grand Lake Lose Homes To East Troublesome Fire
• Police Search For Suspect After Delaware Man Shot, Killed In Dorchester County
• Contra Costa Fire Officials Advise Precautionary Evacuations in Advance of High Wind Event
• Pope Francis Appoints America's First Black Cardinal, DC Archbishop Wilton Gregory
• 9 Days Before Election Day, Early Vote Total Has Exceeded 2016 Early Vote Total
• Outdoor Flames Banned In Tahoe Through Monday Amid Critical Wildfire Weather Conditions
• Winless Jets Fall Again As Bills Snap 2-Game Skid
• Dalton Hurt, Washington Defense Clamps Down To Beat Cowboys
• Senate Candidate John Hickenlooper Casts Vote
• Police Issue Alert After String Of Robberies In Lakeview And Other North Side Neighborhoods
• PG&E Initiates Shutoffs Expected To Impact Over 360,000 Customers Across 36 Counties
• Navy Identifies Crew Killed In Crash Of T-6B Texan II Aircraft In Alabama Neighborhood
• Fire Breaks Out In Ocean City, Maryland Condo Building
• Minnesota Weather: 173 Crashes Reported Statewide Amid Sunday Snowfall
• Rob Gronkowski Scores Touchdown For Buccaneers On National Tight Ends Day
• Steelers Hold Off Titans, 27-24, Remain Undefeated
• Election Could Add Political Pressure to Lift Federal Marijuana Ban
• Shooting At Dallas Club Leaves 3 Dead
• U.S. Navy identifies 2 killed in training plane crash
• Freehold Looks To Make Up Ground In New Jersey Sports Betting Race
• Bishop David Zubik Praises Appointment Of First African-American Cardinal Wilton Gregory
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Zeta Earliest Named 27th Atlantic Storm Recorded
• N'Keal Harry Leaves Patriots Game Vs. 49ers With Head Injury
• US Reports Second-Highest Day Of Coronavirus Cases Since Pandemic Began, With Highest Day Friday
• State Police Find No Violations Of Animal Cruelty After Investigating Dog Tethered To Political Sign
• Coloradans Can Now Be Alerted To Possible COVID-19 Exposure Through Smartphone App
• West Philadelphia Shooting Leaves 35-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded: Police
• 13-Year-Old Edgewood Boy Returns Home Safe
• Curfew enacted in El Paso as hospitals and ICUs near capacity
• Emergency Crews Called For Carbon Monoxide At Symphony Chicago West Nursing Home In South Austin
• William Taft Arrested In Jefferson County On Charges Of Murdering Acquaintance
• 34-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In NW Baltimore
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 309 New Cases In Miami-Dade, 285 In Broward
• Italy announces restrictions in renewed fight against coronavirus
• Voters From New Jersey, 3 Other States Could Stroke US Marijuana Market, Sway Congress
• Oblock Junior High School Moving To Remote Learning After Multiple Positive Coronavirus Cases
• Pelosi Says Stimulus Deal Still Possible; Will Seek Another Term as Speaker
• Bears vs. L.A. Rams: Three Things To Watch
• Washington Crushes Struggling Cowboys In 25-3 Win
• 2 Dead After Small Plane Crashes In Texas Neighborhood
• Massachusetts Reports 1,097 New Coronavirus Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• 3-Year-Old Texas Boy Dies After Shooting Self During His Birthday Party
• North Hills School District Football Coach Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• 24-Year-Old Man Dies Being Shot In Stomach In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Some Evacuations Lifted At Cameron Peak Fire
• 2 Dead, 3 Injured After Shooting During Party At Fort Worth Home
• Homeowner Shoots, Kills Suspected Burglar In Marquette Park
• Patrons At 3 NH Businesses Warned Of Potential Coronavirus Exposure
• Incumbent Democratic Rep. Donna Shalala Debates Republican Challenger Maria Elvira Salazar On Facing South Florida
• Senate Clears Key Hurdle To Chicago Judge Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Nomination, Teeing Up Final Vote Monday
• Humane Society Helps 750 Animals During Destructive Wildfires
• Senate Clears Key Hurdle To Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court Nomination, Teeing Up Final Vote Monday
• LA County Sheriff's Deputies Participate In New De-Escalation Training Course In South LA
• Vehicle Crashes Into House In East Allegheny
• Family That Raised $2 Million For Their Baby's Life-Saving Medical Treatment Has Received It For Free
• Grand Lake Resident Closely Watching His Home Via Baby Monitor
• Indiana Reports 2,175 New COVID-19 Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Man Booked In Connection With Hit-And-Run That Left 75-Year-Old On Life Support
• San Pablo Man Arrested For Allegedly Intentionally Striking Firefighter With His Vehicle
• Senate clears key hurdle to Barrett's Supreme Court nomination
• Senate Votes To Advance Barrett; Confirmation Expected Monday
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 4,062 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, Including 24 Deaths
• Sheriff: Another Weekend Of Drag Racing Crackdowns Across The Metro
• Westminster Police Investigating Fatal Stabbing During A Fight In The Street
• FBI To Investigate Fire Set At Boston Ballot Dropbox
• It Took 12 Years To Complete New Target Store Opening In Hollywood Sunday
• 28 Coronavirus Cases Linked To Fitchburg Church
• Former Wilkes-Barre Police Officer Acquitted On Sex Assault Allegations
• Jefferson Hills Republican Committee Hosts Roadside Trump Rally In Pleasant Hills
• Allen Espino, 29, Arrested In Hit-And-Run Of Woman At Bus Stop During Mexican Independence Day Festivities In South Loop
• Gottlieb warns of "dangerous tipping point" as virus spread accelerates
• Goodyear Blimp Spotted Over Heinz Field For Pitt-Notre Dame Game
• Snow Causes Closures On I-25 And U.S. 287 Sunday Morning
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,684 More COVID-19 Cases And 21 Deaths
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on October 25, 2020
• Former Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson Not Officially Arrested After Officers Called To His Home For Domestic Incident
• Keller @ Large: Would Elizabeth Warren Be Interested In Joining Potential Joe Biden Cabinet?
• Michigan Matters: As Pandemic Kicks Up, Talk of Safety And Rights
• O'Brien assures Americans "their vote is secret" amid interference fears
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Sun Valley Megachurch To Hold Sunday Services Despite 3 Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19
• Report: Antonio Brown's Contract With Tampa Bay Buccaneers To Have Max Value Of $2.5 Million
• Transcript: Asa Hutchinson on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas on "Face the Nation"
• Suspect In Stolen Bayonne, N.J. Police Cruiser Leads Officers On High Speed Chase To Brooklyn
• Transcript: Robert O'Brien on "Face the Nation"
• Officials: 2 Dead, At Least 7 Others Injured After Flames Rip Through Camden, N.J. Apartment Building
• 17-Year-Old Shot And Killed In Worcester Wendy's Parking Lot
• Bucks County Officials Investigating After 18-Year-Old Shot At Nockamixon State Park, DA Says
• Colorado Weather: Potent Storm Prompts Winter Weather Alerts For Entire State
• Trump Supporters Held Westchester Rally To Watch President Cast His Ballot In West Palm Beach
• Red Flag Warning: Wildfire Threat Soars Once Sun Goes Down Sunday Night
• 'New England For Trump' Store In Somerset Vandalized
• Police: Driver Arrested After Fleeing Police In Brooklyn Park
• Battleground Tracker: Tight race in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina
• CBS News/BET poll: Black voters motivated, but concerned about votes counting
• The 2020 presidential election reaches the homestretch
• Sen. Lisa Murkowski Now Says She Will Vote 'Yes' To Confirm Amy Coney Barrett To Supreme Court
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Increases As 5 More Deaths Reported
• Suspect Wounded In San Leandro Saturday Night Officer-Involved Shooting
• Out-Of-State College Student Dies After Being Struck By Stray Bullet Outside Airbnb In Brooklyn
• NYPD Searching For Gunman Who Shot At Car In Brooklyn; 2 People In Critical Condition
• Rock star Stevie Nicks, in her own words
• Do New Jersey Residents Working From Home Still Have To Pay New York Income Taxes?
• Philadelphia Weather: Coolest Day Since Last April On Tap For Sunday
• Sheriff: Driver Killed In Dunn Co. Single-Vehicle Rollover Crash
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Bond With Your Dog
• 'This Is What Tom Brady Wanted': QB Gets His Wish As Bucs Sign Troubled WR Antonio Brown
• Voter fraud, suppression, partisanship: A look at the 1876 election
• "Mank" and the writer behind "Citizen Kane"
• Protesters Say Firing Of Waukegan Police Officer Who Shot And Killed 19-Year-Old Marcellis Stinnette Is Not Enough
• New Hampshire Fish And Game Adds Chocolate Lab Puppy As Newest Member
• Impatience: Why we don't want to wait, and what we can do about it
• Red Flag Warning: Anxious Berkeley Hills Residents Await Threatening Winds; PG&E Planned Power Shutoff
• Chicago Weather: Rain And Some Snow Begin A Cold Week
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Low To Mid 50s Today, Rain Reaches City This Evening
• Report: Tennessee Titans To Be Fined At Least $300,000 For Coronavirus Violations
• One Person Killed In Fatal Fremont Saturday Night Shooting
• COVID: Raiders Activate 4 Starting Linemen From COVID-19 List For Sunday's Game
• Violent Saturday Night In Watsonville Leaves Two Dead, One Wounded
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chilly End To The Weekend
• Allegheny Co. Additional Election Offices Set To Open For Final Day
• T.J. Watt To Sport Spooky Season Cleats During Steelers Game Vs. Titans
• Hamline Professor David Schultz Assesses State Of Presidential Race
• A Rivalry In The Making: Ken Rice Vs. 'The Other Guy' Andrew Fillipponi
• Longtime High School Football Coach Mike Zmijanac Retires
• Sunday's Show Info (10/25/20)
• Driver, Passenger Transported To Hospital After Vehicle Crashes Into Pittsburgh Fire Station
• Man Killed In Lawrence Co. ATV Crash
• Food Distribution Event Held In New Castle For Families In Need
• Motorcyclists Dress Up In Costumes, Ride Past Children's Hospital
• McPhearson Fumble Return Lifts Texas Tech Over West Virginia
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/25 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from October 25, 2020

• Website lets voters create virtual record of ballot, track voting process
• Joe Biden on his age and choice for vice president
• Joe Biden's "revolutionary institutional changes"
• Will Kamala Harris push Biden to the left?
• Joe Biden's tax plan
• Joe Biden on expanding the Supreme Court
• Joe Biden: The 60 Minutes 2020 Election Interview
• President Trump repeats unsupported claim about spying
• President Trump on rising COVID-19 cases
• President Trump's plea to suburban women voters
• President Donald Trump: The 60 Minutes 2020 Election Interview
• President Trump calls on SCOTUS to end Affordable Care Act
• Why did Trump abruptly exit his 60 Minutes interview with Lesley Stahl?
• 10/25/2020: The Republican Ticket, The Democratic Ticket
• Trick-or-treating in the age of COVID
• Do armed right-wing militia groups pose a threat to U.S. presidential election?
• Biden and Trump fight over securing the Black male vote
• How women have changed the face of the Supreme Court
• Americans abroad worry their voting ballots will not be counted
• California facing extreme weather as Colorado battles raging wildfires
• Early voting begins despite fall surge of new coronavirus cases
• At least 5 aides to Vice President Pence test positive for coronavirus
• CBS Weekend News, October 25, 2020
• Washington archbishop becomes first Black American cardinal
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: A "Wicked" voting song
• The people behind tonight's 60 Minutes
• COVID-19 and the vote: Where the voters stand
• Gottlieb warns of "dangerous tipping point" as virus spread accelerates
• Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson says "hospital space is tight" as coronavirus surges
• Face The Nation: Hutchinson, Gottlieb
• Kansas City mayor says "huge political pushback" hampering efforts to fight virus
• National security adviser assures Americans "their vote is secret" amid interference fears
• Battleground Tracker: Tight race in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina
• Red zone states rise as COVID-19 cases increase just before election
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," October 25
• 10/25: O'Brien, Lucas, Hutchinson, Gottlieb
• A look at Yellowstone National Park
• The 2020 presidential election reaches the home-stretch
• Drive-thru haunted houses make for a spooky, COVID-safe Halloween
• How Europe sees the 2020 U.S. presidential election
• How Russians are viewing the 2020 U.S. presidential election
• Voter fraud, suppression and partisanship: A look at the 1876 election
• "Mank" and the writer behind "Citizen Kane"
• No bones about it: One kid's sweet relationship with a spooky buddy
• What makes a Guinness World Records title?
• Impatience: Why we don't want to wait
• Illinois police officer fired after killing Black teen