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• Bank Of America Freezes EDD Accounts Of Nearly 350,000 Unemployed Californians For Suspected Fraud
• South Lake Tahoe Among First In Country To Get Safe Travels Stamp Of Approval
• Solano County Confirms 1st Case of Patient Suffering Both Coronavirus and Flu
• 'It Affects Everyone Negatively': DTLA Neighborhood Council Debates Election Night Curfew
• Bay Area Groups Get Out the Vote From Afar as Election Nears
• Fire At Target On Fulton Avenue Knocked Down, Cause Under Investigation
• Early Voting Ramps Up Across LA County As Over 2 Million People Have Already Cast Ballots
• Economists Say Low-Income Renters Are Experiencing a 'She-Cession'
• Despite Chaos Of Wildfires, Elections Officials In Grand, Larimer Counties Making Sure Every Ballot Counts
• Prop 20 Proponents Promise Crime Crackdown; Opponents Say Cost Outweighs Benefits
• LAPD Responds To Car Show In Downtown Los Angeles
• Auburn Woman Accused Of Stealing Identities To Gain Employment, File False Insurance Claim
• 'Strike Force' Formed In Douglas County With Community, Voter Safety In Mind
• 'So Rude And So Mean': Mission Viejo Yogurt Shop Receives Overwhelming Support After Couple Threatens To Sue Over Face Mask Requirement
• Election Unrest And Spike Virus Cases Fuel Record Gun Sales, Food Hoarding
• California Set To Change Clocks Again Despite Voters Approving Permanent Daylight Saving Time
• Texas County Goes Back Into 'Shutdown' Due To Coronavirus Case Surge
• Gaylord Rockies Resort In Aurora Utilizes 'Symptom Sense' Scanner, Microbial Cleaning During Conference
• 'If Florida Goes Blue, It's Over,' Biden Says As He And Trump Campaign In Florida
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal South LA Hit-And-Run That Killed Father
• Appeals Court in SF Rules UC Student Applicants Can't Include SATs With Admissions
• Dreion Dearing Found Guilty Of Murdering Adams County Sheriff's Deputy Heath Gumm
• 121 Communities Now At High Risk For Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• First Snow Of Season Then Temperatures Plummet
• Psychiatrist: Harford County Mass Shooter Radee Prince Expressed No Remorse For Killing Coworkers, Claimed He Was 'Bullied'
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Schools Teachers Express Concerns District Is Moving Too Fast With Reopening Plans
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/30 Friday Morning Forecast
• Midtown Streets Shut Down Due To Falling Debris, DOB Says Crane Did Not Collapse
• David McDermott Charged With Arson In Fire At Jilly's Bar And Grill; Owner Says 'This Was Our Life'
• Chicago Weather: Lake Shore Flood Advisory
• Pittsburgh-Area Family's Fight For Change Leads To New Protections For Drivers Stopped On Side Of Road
• Orioles Agree To Minor League Contract Terms With Ryan Ripken, Son Of Cal Ripken Jr.
• Apple Beats Earnings Estimates But Lagging China iPhone Sales Drag Stock Price Lower
• Long Lines At Polling Places Persist On Day 6 Of Early Voting In New York City
• Officer sues Breonna Taylor's boyfriend over emotional distress
• Morgan State University Cancels Classes On Election Day So Students, Staff Can Vote
• Revolution Brewing To Close Brewpub Through Winter Amid Pandemic Restrictions; Other Businesses Say State Grants Aren't Enough
• Prince George's County Police Searching For Missing 80-Year-Old Man
• Witnesses: Pregnant Woman Shot, Killed In Paterson, New Jersey
• Actor Paul Rudd Hands Out Cookies To Voters At Barclays Center
• Stores Launch Black Friday Sales Earlier Over Changes In Shopping Habits
• Hollywood Mayor Josh Levy Shares His Experience Catching COVID As Stark Reminder To Wear Mask
• Need An Escape? Fly The Friendly Skies With No Engine And Only Calm And Serenity
• Joe Biden Addresses Far-Left Agenda Concerns Exclusively With CBS4: 'I'm The Guy That Ran Against Socialists'
• Documents Shed Light On Some Of The Problems With The Illinois Department Of Employment Security Callback System
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Biden And Trump Head To Florida For Dueling Events
• Family Attorney: Walter Wallace Jr. Executed By Philadelphia Police While Suffering Mental Health Crisis
• Carnegie Hall Cancels All Performances, Events Through Spring 2021
• Friday Is Final Day For In-Person Early Voting In Massachusetts
• Assumption University Will Lock Down Campus To Stop COVID Spread
• People Making A Difference: Woodland Hills Business Owner Starts Group Championing Small Businesses
• 'Trending In A Very Good Direction' - As Cases Rise Nationally, Bay Area Avoiding Spike In COVID-19 Infections So Far
• With Minnesota Breaking Daily COVID Records, Are Hospitals Ready?
• Freeze Warning For Parts Of North Texas Friday Morning
• Fall Back: California Set To Change Clocks Again Despite Voters Approving Permanent Daylight Saving Time
• If You Haven't Voted, They're Coming For You: Campaigns Digitally Chase Votes In The Final Days
• Several Center City Streets Shut Down To Deter Looting, Vandalism, Philadelphia Officials Say
• UC Can't Waffle In Phasing Out SATs In Admissions, Court Rules
• Boston Suicide Prevention Hotline Experiences 'Increase In Demand' Due To Pandemic, Election
• Kroger To Launch Rapid Coronavirus Antibody Testing At More Than 2,000 Pharmacies By End Of November
• Ford Reports $2.4B, Fiat Chrysler Reports $2.7B Pre-Tax Earnings
• Summit County Puts Limit On Group, Event Sizes As Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise
• 500 Friends And Family To Attend Lions Game At Ford Field Sunday
• Riverside Adds 1 COVID-19 Death; San Bernardino, Ventura Report Zero
• Kidnapping Plot Suspect: Feds Say Delaware Man Made Death Threats To Several Politicians
• Latinos Expected To Be Largest Minority Voting Bloc This Election
• 'It Is A Tidal Wave': No New Restrictions In Pennsylvania, New Jersey Despite Coronavirus Cases Skyrocketing
• Pittsburgh Steelers WR Chase Claypool Sends Jersey To Fan With Dementia
• Philadelphia Taking Extra Precautions To Guard Your Right To Vote In-Person From COVID-19, Potential Unrest
• Sacramento SPCA Talks Factors That Could Lead To Animal Surrenders During Pandemic
• Greeley Police Search For Gunman After Victim Shot In The Head
• LA County Says Dodgers In 'Close Contact' With Justin Turner Must Quarantine
• North Texan Accused Of Killing Mother Of His 1-Year-Old Daughter In Jail On Federal Charge Week After Posting $1M Bond
• Minnesota Twins Decline Sergio Romo's $4.75M Option
• San Jose Fire Department At Scene Of Vault Fire Along Hwy 101
• Pittsburgh Police Officer's Act Of Valor Award Being Donated To Heinz History Center
• Man Dead After Being Shot In SUV In Humboldt Park, Crashing Into Car Leaving Baby Injured
• Over 137K Marylanders Cast Their Ballots On Fourth Day Of Early In-Person Voting
• 629 LAPD, 211 LAFD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Elk Grove Police Working To Identify Man Seen Brandishing Weapon In Neighborhood
• Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence Tests Positive for COVID-19 Before Saturday's Game Against BC
• 'You're Killing Armenians!': Protesters Descend On SpaceX Facility To Denounce Turkish Satellite Launch
• DPS Educator Gerardo Muñoz Named 2021 Colorado Teacher Of The Year
• Man Found Guilty In Suisun City Machete Attack
• Mayor De Blasio Addresses Concerns About Lack Of Internet For Students In Homeless Shelters
• Man Accused Of Killing Wife, 2 Kids In Arson Fire Acquitted On All Counts
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In West Philadelphia
• Sam's Club Hiring Hundreds Of Associates To Staff New Distribution Facility
• Retiree's Credit Score Dives After Taking Test Drive
• District 196 Rolling Back To Distance Learning Due To Rise In COVID Cases
• MN absentee ballots that arrive after 8 p.m. on Election Day might not be counted
• Man Arrested After Woman Found Dead In Arden Area Apartment
• South Gate Wendy's Holds Halloween 'Scare-Thru' Experience
• Vikings' Slide This Season Casts Pall Over Rematch With Packers
• WATCH: Behind-The-Scenes Look At The Allegheny County Elections Warehouse
• UCHealth Looking For Coloradans To Participate In COVID-19 Vaccination Trial
• Davis Joint Unified School District Enrollment Down, Pandemic Partially To Blame
• On Bus Tour Stop In Plano, Sen. John Cornyn Tells Supporters 'We Got To Run Through The Tape'
• Pasadena Tournament of Roses To Host TV Special On New Year's Day In Lieu Of Annual Parade
• Modesto Double Homicide Suspect Previously Arrested For Another Murder, But Not Prosecuted
• JetBlue Will Reduce Number Of Blocked Seats Starting In December
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: How ads from the two campaigns differ in the final sprint
• Tony La Russa Named As Chicago White Sox Manager, Returning After 34 Years
• Pittsburgh-Area Woman To Undergo Breakthrough Treatment For Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
• CPS Athletes Will Not Be Playing Basketball Next Month, Despite Green Light From IHSA In Defiance Of Gov. Pritzker Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Project Homekey: Bay Area Counties Receive $73M For Housing Homeless In Final Round Of Grants
• Faces Of COVID: Walt Books Remembered As Real-Life Cowboy In South St. Paul
• Pandemic Leads North Texas Nonprofits To Change Approach To Helping Needy This Holiday Season
• LA County Reports 1,745 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Since Late-August
• 'It's So Convenient': OC Super Vote Site Opens Friday At The Honda Center In Anaheim
• A Closer Look At Minnesota's U.S. Senate Race That Is Now Being Called A 'Toss-Up'
• Orange County Reports 229 New COVID-19 Cases, One Additional Death
• Is Pennsylvania Risking A Repeat Of Bush V. Gore?
• Number Of Problem Ballots In Tarrant County Fewer Than Originally Thought
• POV Video Shows Deadly Outcome Of Distracted Driving, First-Hand
• Maryland Weather: Freeze Warning For Parts Of State Early Saturday Morning
• RECIPE: Award Winning Wheat Bread That Will Change The Way You Bake
• Elgin Fire Department Saves Grandma From 'FOMO,' Brings Family Closer During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 11 International 'Dumpling' Recipes To Try This Fall
• Better Business Bureau Reports Spike In Online Shopping Scams As Holiday Season Approaches
• Fort Worth Shooting Victim Rushed To Hospital Via CareFlite
• REPORT: Misinformation Campaigns Target Harris More Than Pence
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Record 6,363 New COVID-19 Cases; Hospitalizations Continue To Spike
• Remote Learning Centers Across Westchester Ease Working Parents' Minds By Keeping Kids Engaged In School
• Dallas Actress, Playwright Regina Taylor Brings Original Work To SMU Meadows
• Are Restaurants Really COVID-19 Super-Spreaders? Data Aren't Specific Enough
• Christopher Linsmayer Charged With Arson For Burning Slash Piles In Grand County
• FBI Issues Warning About Ransomware Attacks Targeting U.S. Hospitals
• Illinois Restaurants Sue To Stay Open; 'This Should Be A Legislative Decision'
• 'Hard-Nosed Football' | Ravens' Rookies To Get First Taste Of Steelers Rivalry Sunday
• La Habra Heights Church Sues City Manager, Resident Over Accusations
• This Halloween, Pink Pumpkins Are Helping In The Fight Against Breast Cancer
• Excited Fans Descend On Dodger Stadium Thursday To Get World Series Gear
• Just After Getting Foothold In California, Gray Wolf Dropped From Endangered-Species List
• Infectious Disease Specialist: Florida Is 'Underreporting Of Cases' Among School-Aged Children
• CoCo Elections Official Seeks Dozens of Ballots Missing from Richmond Drop Box
• United Airlines Launching Rapid COVID-19 Tests For International Passengers
• Oakland Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Of Man Found Dead On Grizzly Peak
• Man Arrested In Strong-Arm Robbery At Millbrae Pharmacy
• UPDATE: Silicon Valley Organization CEO Matt Mahood Resigns In Wake Of Racist Campaign Ad
• COVID Testing: Organizers Offer Free Testing In East Oakland Saturday
• Four D.C. cops on leave after Black moped driver's fatal crash
• Sheriff: East Troublesome Fire Has Destroyed Or Damaged 250 Buildings
• This Saturday on JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Oct 31)
• How the two campaigns' ads differ in final sprint
• New York State Lawmakers Consider Bill To Extend Paid Family Leave To Parents With Children In Remote Leaning
• Asteroid samples sealed up for return to Earth
• Ball Arena Becomes Denver's Newest Voting Center
• Voters In Miami-Dade Will Select From Field Of Educators, Politicians To Fill School Board Vacancies
• Travis Roy, Who Inspired Others After Life-Altering Hockey Injury At BU, Dies At 45
• Mets' Sale To Steve Cohen Faces Last Hurdle As City Evaluates Ownership Change
• 'We're Ready': Cambridge's Moderna Nearing Finish Line For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Urban League Of Broward & Greater Miami Given $100K Check From AT&T As Part Of "Believe Miami" Project
• 3 People Injured Jumping Out Of Second-Story Window During Calvert County House Fire
• West Virginia University Students Partner With CDC For Mask Observation Study
• More Gender Diversity Appears On Pa.'s Ballot As Women Candidates Grow In Numbers
• Framingham Public Schools' Explorers Program Helps Kids Handle Remote Learning
• Experts Fear Pandemic Could Boost Seasonal Depression When Daylight Saving Ends
• 'Y'all Serious About This': Darius Slay Quickly Learning Just How Serious Eagles-Cowboys Rivalry Is
• Restaurant, Bar Staff Prepare To File For Unemployment Again As COVID-19 Indoor Dining Bans Go Into Effect
• Parents Use Sheets To Form 'Line Of Love,' Blocking Students From Swampscott Protests
• 2 Butte County Women Charged With Disaster Benefits Fraud In Connection To Camp Fire
• Stuffed Animal Found Missing At Maryland Zoo Returned To Owner Thanks To Help Of 4-Year-Old Girl
• Former DNI director: Russia is the New England Patriots of messing with elections
• Late-Arriving Mail-In Ballots Count In Pennsylvania, For Now
• Fraudulent Charges Appearing On Bank Of America EDD Debit Cards Of 350,000 Unemployed Californians
• American Cancer Society Getting Creative To Raise Funds
• How Chicago Mail-In Ballots Are Processed, And Where You Can Drop Off Your Ballot
• 'Arsht On The Road' Features Surprise Pop Up Performances
• Indiana University Of Pennsylvania To Close 5 Fine Arts Programs
• Some local leaders urge Democrats to focus on infrequent Black voters
• Heat Finally Restored At NYCHA Buildings After CBS2 Demands Answers For Tenants Left Without Gas Service
• Dodgers Celebration In Sylmar Ends With Two Shot, Car Window Smashed With Baseball Bat
• Union Expresses Concerns After Members Contract COVID-19 Working At MVA; State Numbers See Highest Rise Since August
• Pace University Holds Birthday Memorial For DJ Henry, Black College Football Player Fatally Shot By Police In 2010
• Facial Recognition System Unveiled At LAX's Tom Bradley International Terminal
• Karl Dorrell Era At Colorado Kicks Off Against His Old Team
• Doctors Stress Importance Of Learning Hands-Only CPR Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Spooky Social Distancing: How Minnesotans Are Adapting To Keep Halloween Safe
• Driver Arrested For Crash That Killed James White's Father
• Doctor Explains Coronavirus Risks Related To Winter Season Of Indoor Sports
• San Jose Unveils 'Black Lives Matter' Banners To Show Support For Black Community
• Austin Public Schools Asking Voters To Approve Operating Referendum On Ballot This Year
• Yuba County Man Accused Of Sexually Abusing Child
• NYPD Names Juanita Holmes First Female Chief Of Patrol
• Rockies Decline $12 Million Option For Infielder Daniel Murphy
• A Blind Maryland Man Has Run 23 Marathons Thanks To Some Help From Running Guides
• Eagles Turning Lincoln Financial Field Parking Lot Into Mail-In Ballot Drop-Off Site
• Butte County Women Charged With Lying About 2018 Camp Fire Losses To Receive Thousands In Aid
• 72 Inmates At El Paso County Jail Infected With COVID-19
• Nursing home exec: First U.S. COVID outbreak impacted by federal investigation
• Colorado AG Says Landlord Engaged In Voter Intimidation
• Detroit Woman Sues Peeing Pastor For $2 Million While On A Flight Home From Las Vegas
• Netflix Raising Prices For Standard, Premium Plans
• Local Gun Store Owners Say Firearm Sales Have Increased Before Election
• LA Galaxy Fire Head Coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto
• Massachusetts Reports 1,243 New Coronavirus Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• No Reduced Bond For TV Station Guard Matthew Dolloff Charged With Murder
• Cam Newton Is Still The Press Conference King
• Police: 3 Sought In Miami Home Burglary Where 9 Weapons, 20 Flashbangs, 3 French Bulldogs Were Taken
• Thinking Of Trick-Or-Treating? You Could Be In For A COVID Scare Based On The CDC's Halloween Activities Risk List
• Nassau County Uses $1 Million Grant For Dozens Of License Plate Readers
• Dallas County Reports 565 New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 4 Deaths
• Michigan Tightens Social Gathering Limits After Virus Spike
• Biden To Campaign In St. Paul Friday; Location For Pres. Trump's Rochester Rally Moves, Twice
• 'People Don't Realize That It Can Happen To You': Woman Shares Her Experience To Raise Awareness For World Stroke Day
• Donald Trump Letter Removed From Millions Of Food Boxes Destined For Colorado Families
• 2 Drivers Wanted In Koreatown Hit-And-Run That Killed 87-Year-Old Man
• 'We Want People Who Won't Be Afraid': MPD Union Forwards Call For Ex-Cops To Serve As Poll Challengers
• 5 Inmates Taken To Hospital After Riot At Folsom State Prison; No Staff Hurt
• Steve Pankey Now In Colorado To Face Murder Charges In Death Of Jonelle Matthews
• MGH Doctor Writes Coronavirus Book To Make It Less Scary For Kids
• Court Won't Back Gun Ban Outside Michigan Polling Places
• Giants Lineman Will Hernandez Tests Positive For COVID-19, Team Orders Close Contacts To Stay Home
• Texas Authorities Bust Theft Ring, Find $1M Worth Of Stolen Goods From Home Depot 
• Philadelphia School District Superintendent Monitoring Rising COVID-19 Cases In City
• UC Berkeley Survey Finds Californians Nervous Over Possible Violence After Election
• Maryland Weather: Remnants Of Zeta Bring More Than 2 Inches Of Rain
• Bay Area Police Departments Prepare For Potential Post-Election Unrest
• Sketch Released Of Suspect Wanted For Violent Dispute Along Folsom Trail
• Sonoma County High School Students Struggle Amid Pandemic, Fires; 37% Failing At Least 1 Course
• Ryan Groy, Chargers Offensive Lineman, Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Denver's St. Patrick's Day Parade Canceled In 2021
• Dr. Anthony Fauci: 'America Has Been The Worst Hit Country In The World' During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Judge Overseeing Consent Decree Praises BPD's Stable Leadership Despite Frustrations Over Lack Of Results
• Elections Officials Remind Voters To Check If Their Vote-By-Mail Ballots Have Been Counted
• 'Critical Time In This Pandemic': Walsh Says Every Boston Resident Should Be Tested
• Pritzker Announces Indoor Dining Ban For West-Central Illinois; 9 Of 11 Regions Now Face Extra Restricitons: 'We Have A Real Problem On Our Hands'
• Duo Charged With Stealing Mail, Including Ballots, From Lighthouse Point Drive-Thru Mailboxes
• DeSoto Honors Memory Of Mayor Curtistene McCowan Lowering City Flags, Wearing Red
• United Airlines Trial Program To Offer Free COVID-19 Testing To Passengers Ahead Of Flights
• Butler County And USPS At Odds Over Lost Ballots
• Dr. Fauci: First COVID Vaccines Will Aim To Reduce Symptoms, Not Infections
• Driver Gets Trapped In Floodwaters, Police Block Off Road In Newark, N.J. As Zeta Remnants Drench Tri-State Area
• Colorado Inmate Dies While Being Treated For Coronavirus Symptoms
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Says Second Wave Of COVID-19 'Is Coming And It Is Coming Now'
• Cam Newton On Julian Edelman: 'He Is Everything The Patriots Represent'
• Motorcyclist Sought After Breaching Closed Road During President Trump's Visit To South Florida
• Solano County Reports 1st Case Of COVID-19 And Flu Co-Infection
• Woman Arrested After Carjacking At Auburn Little Caesars
• All Your Questions About Breast Cancer Screenings Answered
• About Half Of All Florida Voters Have Cast Ballots In The General Election
• Some Connecticut Towns Rolling Back To Phase 2 Reopening As COVID Cases Grow
• NYC Board Of Elections Secretary Responds To Criticism Over Long Early Voting Lines: 'I Think A Lot Of It Is Unfair'
• Big Tech, recovered from pandemic, reports record earnings
• VOTE.org Food Truck Handing Out Free Meals To Detroit Voters
• North Texas Child Predator Sentenced To 60 Years In Prison Without Parole
• Daylight Saving Time: Why Sleep Experts Say It's Time To Ditch It
• Suffering From Election Stress? Colorado Doctor Offers Tips On How To Cope
• Celebrating Halloween During a Pandemic
• Man arrested after YouTuber posts video of racist remarks
• Charges Dropped In Football Hazing Scandal At Warren De La Salle
• Dallas ISD's Career Institutes In High Demand, 'It's Good To Have Skills In Place'
• Now Hiring: Amazon Has 7,000 Openings In DFW Area
• World Central Kitchen, Local Restaurants Partner To Feed Hungry Voters Waiting To Cast Ballots
• Fugitive In 2017 Hit-And-Run That Killed Bicyclist In Whittier Arrested In Australia, Brought Back To US
• MIAA Cancels Winter Sports Tournaments For 2020-2021 Season
• No. 13 Michigan Going For 3rd Straight Win Over Michigan State
• Around The Table: Latest Polls In Pa. And Issues With Mail-In Ballots
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Awaits Test Results After 3rd Possible Exposure To Coronavirus
• Dealing With 'Election Stress Disorder'? Towson University Staff Psychologists Offer Coping Tips
• Man Shot Dead In Broad Daylight In Uptown
• Carnegie Hall Will Remain Closed Through April 5th
• Philadelphia City Council Passes Bill To Ban Use Of 'Less Lethal' Munition By Police Officers
• Naked Driver Crashes On Freeway In North Sacramento, CHP Says
• National Aviary's Valentino The Sloth Celebrates 5th Birthday With Jack-O-Lantern Cake
• Common encourages young people to vote: "I think our future is bright"
• Medical Examiner Confirms Remains Found In Car Are Missing Fort Worth Grandmother Carolyn Riggins
• Dracula The Entertainer Hosts A Special Halloween Edition Of 'The Greatest #AtHome Videos'
• Suspected DUI Driver Gets Stolen U-Haul Stuck In West Sacramento Gas Station Car Wash, Police Say
• Moon Area Middle And High Schools Moving To Virtual Learning After Positive Coronavirus Test
• Outlaw Country Singer Billy Joe Shaver Dead At 81
• 'The Deciders' Presidential Election Special Comes To CBS On Friday, October 30th
• Philadelphia Will Not Issue Curfew Tonight Following Days Of Looting
• Former UofM Professor Charged With Sex Crimes Against A 16 Year-Old-Minor
• Man Charged In 3 Texas Bank Robberies After DNA And Fingerprint Matches
• Police Killing Of Walter Wallace Jr. Shines Light On Importance Of Addressing Mental Health In Communities
• Police: 2 Men Hurt In Minneapolis Shootings, No Arrests
• Illinois Reports 53,000 Jobless Claims; Increase Of 7,800 Is Second Highest In Nation
• Pimlico Race Course COVID-19 Testing Site Closing As Winter Approaches
• 'Biohacking Is Really A Response To Corporatization Of Science': Trish Dolman On Showtime Documentary 'Citizen Bio'
• Coronavirus relief deal still elusive as Pelosi details outstanding issues
• Stephon Gilmore Added To Lengthy Patriots Injury Report
• Hundreds of Prisoners in California Refuse Move to Safer Cells
• Retired Pittsburgh Firefighter Accused Of Trying To Meet 10-Year-Old Girl For Sex Pleads Guilty
• George Kittle Refers To Bill Belichick As 'Senator Palpatine' During Patriots-49ers Game
• Owner Of San Diego Mortuary Transportation Company Accused Of Stealing From The Dead
• Sonoma County Jail Inmate Dies In Her Cell; Cellmate Hospitalized
• Dallas Police Excessive Force Investigations Stalled Until DA's Office Receives Protester Videos Of Incidents
• 19-Year-Old Arrested In Series Of Fremont Burglaries
• Springsteen criticizes Trump's "nightmare" presidency
• Jury Selection Begins In Mark Redwine's Murder Trial
• Election 2020: Up To 400 Wisconsin National Guard Troops To Help At Polls
• Toyota Adds 1.5M US Vehicles To Recalls For Engine Stalling
• CSU Channel Islands President Erika D. Beck Announced As New CSUN President
• Northville Public Schools Superintendent: More Than 75 Students In Quarantine After 'Several Homecoming Parties'
• Status Conference Scheduled On Fate Of Schenley Park's Christopher Columbus Statue
• Joshua Jackson Convicted Of October 2017 Hold Up Of Eldersburg 7-Eleven
• Maryland Mail-In Ballots At Historic Levels Before Election Day
• Solano County Sees Its 1st Person With COVID-19, Flu Co-Infection
• Noisy Communities May Increase Risk Of Dementia Later In Life, Study Says
• Community Testing Sites Serving Those Most Impacted By COVID-19
• April the Giraffe's Youngest Calf Azizi Dies At Texas Zoo
• Former Miss America Leanza Cornett dies at age 49
• Man Shot In The Head, Killed In East Baltimore
• Wisconsin Republican Party says hackers stole $2.3 million
• Coronavirus (MN): Saliva Testing Location To Open In St. Paul's Roy Wilkins Auditorium Friday
• 2 Pennsylvania counties won't count mail ballots until after Election Day
• Up To 9 Vehicles Involved In Crash Near Squirrel Hill Tunnel
• Jack Nicklaus endorses "diverse" Trump for reelection
• Sonoma County Cannabis Grower Pleads Guilty To Felony Environmental Violations
• Small-Format Meijer To Open In Detroit In 2021
• Here's What 'Ballot Received' Means For Maryland Voters Checking The Status On Mail-In Ballots
• What Do Patriots Have At Wide Receiver For Week 8 Vs. Bills?
• Texas facility now holding soon-to-be expelled migrant families
• 2 Men Hurt In Arden Arcade Shooting
• FBI Says Extremist From Delaware Involved In Michigan Gov. Kidnapping Plot Threatened Trump, Obama In Online Posts
• Pa. Secretary Of State Wants All Counties To Start Counting Mail-In Ballots On Election Day
• Many Texas Teachers Earning $5K More This School Year
• At least 140 drown in deadliest shipwreck of year
• Parts of U.S. and Europe face new COVID-19 restrictions
• San Francisco Police Investigate Shooting Near UCSF Mission Bay Campus
• Maryland Turnout Follows Expected Trends For District Races
• Chris Christie Tricked Into Trolling Montana Republican Gubernatorial Candidate On Cameo
• Train derailment causes pileup in Texas, forces evacuations
• Poll: Which Of LA's Iconic Entertainment, Sports Venues Will Be Most Popular With Voters This Year?
• New Jersey Legal Marijuana Advocates Beats Rivals In Fundraising
• Martha's Vineyard Coronavirus Cluster: 9 Cases Traced Back To Wedding
• Man Who Fatally Stabbed Another On The Way To Walmart Gets 58 Years
• Suspicious Powder Evacuates SoCal Edison Building In Irwindale
• CBS Holiday TV Special Schedule Released; Here's When You Can Watch Rudolph And Frosty
• Dr. Rachel Levine: Avoiding Holiday Gatherings Is A 'Sacrifice,' But 'Absolutely Necessary' To Slow Coronavirus Spread
• Highway 50 Echo Summit Sidehill Viaduct Work Officially Complete, Caltrans Says
• 'We Want To Make Voting Cool': Eagles Safety Rodney McLeod's Voting Initiative Includes Fun Events
• 2 Arrested In Catalytic Converter Theft In Cupertino Shopping Center
• 'Just Never Know How A Team Handles The Triple Option': CBS Sports Network's Aaron Murray On Air Force Vs. #25 Boise State
• Trump Officials End Gray Wolf Protections In Minnesota, Michigan And Wisconsin
• Crews Getting Upper Hand On Silverado Fire, All Evacuation Orders Lifted
• Woman Arrested In Connection With String Of Smashed Windows In Downtown Modesto
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Says Second COVID-19 Wave 'Coming In Now'
• 500,000 Coloradans Opt In For COVID-19 Exposure Notification On Phones
• TV Ad Suggests Amendment B Is A No-Brainer
• Police Called On Bloody East Dallas Halloween Decorations
• Philadelphia Weather: Flood Watch In Effect As Zeta's Remnants Expected To Bring Heavy Rain To Region
• Purdue Wary Of Illini As Boilermakers Try To Go 2-0
• Wolves' Malik Beasley Charged With Threatening Strangers With Gun In Plymouth
• 6 Accused Of Stealing Designer Clothes, Accessories Arriving At JFK Airport In $6 Million Cargo Theft Ring
• Two Vehicles Have Been Added To The National Historic Vehicle Register For 2020
• Appeals Court Blocks Ruling Requiring Texans To Wear Face Masks At Polling Locations
• Sheriff: Father, 5-Year-Old Daughter Killed In Kenosha County Crash
• Caught On Video: LAPD Officer Helps Man Seriously Injured By Firework During Downtown Laker Celebrations
• Snow And Smoke: New Photos Of CSU Mountain Campus Show Cameron Peak Fire Smoldering Despite Snow On The Ground
• Migrant families face "many dangers" along U.S. border
• Lightfoot Extends Curfew For Bars And Restaurants Until 11 P.M. As Ban On Indoor Dining Begins Friday
• Kyle Busch Gets 1st Win
• 'I Was Like, Whew, Thank You': Mookie Betts On Rays Manager Kevin Cash's Decision To Pull Blake Snell In 6th Inning
• Stanley Marketplace Businesses Say They'll Stay Open Under Whatever COVID Restrictions Are Necessary
• 2 Mass. Men Accused In Ex-Nissan Chairman Escape To Be Sent To Japan
• University Of Maryland To Release New 'End Racism' PSA During Terps-Gophers Game
• Mayor De Blasio Urging New Yorkers To Avoid Holiday Travel As Coronavirus Cases Tick Up In NYC
• Boston mayor encourages residents to get tested for COVID-19
• Health Officials Asking Pennsylvanians To Take COVID-19 Seriously As More Than 2,200 New Cases Reported
• Democratic Vice President Candidate, US Senator Kamala Harris To Campaign In South Florida
• Dallas Man, Another Charged With Sex Trafficking After Allegedly Buying And Selling 19-Year-Old "Sex Slave"
• UC Davis Study: COVID-19 Concerns Causing Spike In Sales To First-Time Gun Owners
• Judge Bars Atlas Aegis From Placing Armed Agents Near Minn. Polling Locations
• Families of police violence victims hold Get Out The Vote Rally
• Citywide Curfew: Pueblo Will Be Under 10 P.M. Curfew After Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Tufts University Providing Coronavirus Testing For Medford And Somerville Public Schools
• Report: Julian Edelman Undergoes Knee Surgery, Will Miss Time For Patriots
• Surveillance System Alerts Michigan Homeowner To Vandalism At Vacation Property
• Augsburg University Staff Announce Plans To Unionize, Request Voluntary Recognition
• St. Paul Police: Deaf Man Beaten, Shot In St. Paul By Men Demanding Money
• Illinois Awards $46 Million From Second Round Of Grants To Help Small Businesses Struggling During Pandemic
• Authorities Seek Couple In Assault On Bus Passenger In Antelope Valley
• Patricia's Going For 1st 3-Game Win Streak
• Pelosi on Trump: "What century is he living in?"
• House Is Total Loss After Potential Gas Leak Causes Explosion In Clarion County
• 1 Dead, 4 Injured In Fiery Crash After Driver Runs Red Light In Chatham
• 60-Year-Old Man Charged With Murder In Connection To Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Stabbing
• Donald Trump Jr., Sean Parnell, Ted Nugent Headlining 'Get Out The Vote' Rally In Ambridge
• 'City So Real' Docu-Series Spotlights 'True Portrait' Of Chicago
• Police union head says race played no role in Breonna Taylor case
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 673 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 466 In Broward
• 'Franky, The Robot' Lifts Spirits Of Young Patients During Halloween Event At Nicklaus Children's Hospital
• Senator says Trump pushed Barrett confirmation "so she could help him win"
• Trick Or Treat 2020: Some Communities Going On With Halloween Celebrations Despite Pandemic
• 20-Year-Old Man Injured In Overnight Randallstown Shooting
• Brandon Gonzales Suing Texas Rangers, Sheriff After Wrongful Capital Murder Arrest For Greenville Mass Shooting
• CVS Health Opening 11 COVID-19 Rapid Testing Sites In North Texas
• What Ohio voters told 60 Minutes in 2016
• NFL Week 8 AFC East Picks: Bills 'Should Take Care Of Their Business At Home' Against Patriots, Says CBS Boston's Levan Reid
• NFL Week 8 AFC East Picks: Bills 'Should Take Care Of Their Business At Home' Against Patriots, Says Levan Reid
• As First NFL Start Looms, Tua Tagovailoa Says He's Not Caught Up In The Hype
• Water Main Break Causes Flooding In Bucktown Near Kennedy Expressway; Apartments Damaged
• Biden/Harris Campaign Sign Stolen From Annapolis Yard, Police Say
• Study: Toxins Are Creating A Breeding Failure Among Florida's Great Egrets
• 56 get COVID after "superspreader" wedding, birthday party
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State Hits New Daily Record With 2,872 New COVID Cases; 32 More Deaths Reported
• Restaurants say Grubhub listed them without permission
• Philadelphia Police: Man Fires Several Shots At Driver Following Argument In Point Breeze
• Indiana Smashes COVID-19 Record, With 3,649 Cases, Reports 33 More Deaths
• Westminster Public Schools Will Go Fully Remote For Two Weeks Amid Rise In COVID Cases
• More Looting, Vandalism Continued Across Philadelphia Despite Citywide Curfew Following Deadly Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• President Trump, Joe Biden In Florida Thursday To Rally Support
• Man Killed In Shooting Is Franklin's First Murder In 23 Years
• Cyclist's Camera Captures Image Of Hummer Driver Who Struck Him In Aurora And Took Off
• 'The Witches' Star Anne Hathaway Plus Are There Ghosts In Drew's Studio?
• I-95 In Northeast Philadelphia Jammed In Both Directions After Tractor-Trailer Crashes Through Median
• UC Berkeley Scientists Unveil Pop-Up Lab That Tests Wastewater For COVID-19
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Stick Of M-80 Dynamite Found In Plastic Bag Outside Lawncrest Home
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,202 New Coronavirus Cases, 44 Additional Deaths
• Spencer Man Wanted For Stabbing Victim With Martial Arts Sword
• 60 Minutes goes back to Ohio to speak with voters
• 1 Arrested, Second Suspect Sought In Murder Of San Bernardino Man Trying To Stop Carjacking
• Coronavirus In Maryland: New Daily Cases Top 900 For First Time Since Early August
• Boston University Announces No Fans At Hockey, Basketball Games This Season
• Elizabeth Warren Says Disney Won't Answer Her Questions On Layoffs, Executive Pay
• McCormick To Open New Distribution Center In Sparrows Point
• Butt Of Election Jokes In The Past, Florida Believes Its System Is Ready
• Daylight Saving Time Ends This Halloween Weekend, Time To "Fall Back"
• Man, 65, Dies After Being Found Unresponsive Between Tracy Stores
• New documents reveal chaos behind Trump's family separation policy
• 'A Completely New Approach To Black Friday': Target To Offer Week-Long Deals Throughout November
• San Francisco Beating Virus but It's Feeling Damage to Economy
• Howell Insurance Agent Accused Of Embezzling $375K From Clients Heads To Circuit Court
• More Than 19K Maryland Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina Reach Offshore Wind Agreement
• How Colorado's COVID Is Spreading: Commerce City Family Handles Four Cases
• Before death, candidate said GOP asked him to "pull votes" from Dem
• More looting hits Philadelphia despite curfew
• Baltimore Humane Society To Hold First-Ever Turkey Dog Trot With COVID-19 Safety Measures
• Iconic Jerry's Famous Deli In Studio City To Close
• Philadelphia Weather: Voters Will Need To Bundle Up On Election Day
• Propane Tanks, Torches Found In Abandoned Van On Ben Franklin Parkway
• Fauci voices support for national mask mandate
• San Jose Man 'Steps Up To The Plate' For Young Creek Fire Victim; Replaces Baseball Card Collection Lost In Wildfire
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 149 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Robber Shoots Woman In Dallas After She Refuses To Hand Over Belongings
• Ricky Martin calls Latino support for Trump "super sad"
• Architect Creating Massive King Kong Halloween Decoration At Marblehead Home
• Dr. Oz Asks Michael Strahan About His Experiences When Police Have Pulled Him Over.
• Police Seek Persons Of Interest In Detroit Double Non-Fatal Shooting
• Trump stripping protections from "last climate sanctuary" in U.S.
• Snow Days Or Remote Learning? Massachusetts Leaves It Up To School Districts
• NFL On CBS' Ian Eagle On Ravens-Steelers: 'Bye Week Came At Perfect Time For Baltimore'
• For The First Time In 6 Weeks, Colorado Drought Stops Worsening!
• New COVID cases in New Jersey reach highest levels since May
• United Center To Serve As Voting Super Site For Chicago Voters On Election Day
• UP Couple Invites Rare Birds Using Forest Management
• Brisbane Attorney, Former Federal Reserve Analyst Accused Of Faking Disability, Collecting Benefits
• Police: Woman Sexually Abused, Then Physically Assaulted At Manhattan Subway Station
• Rescue Crews Build Fire To Warm Up Injured Hiker During Operation Near Telluride
• MGH Study: Some Coronavirus Long Haulers Have Skin Problems, 'COVID Toes' Months After Infection
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds, Slightly Cooler Weather On The Way
• Tupperware Profits Soar As Pandemic Leads To More Home Cooking, Leftovers
• Series Of At Least 7 South Sacramento Dumpster Fires Under Investigation
• With Quarterback Chase Garbers At The Helm, Cal Looks To Make Run At Pac-12 North Crown
• Vandenberg Launches Test Missile Early Thursday
• Coast Guard Still Searching For Delaware Oil Spill's Culprit
• Get A Free Copy Of 'It's Okay To Ask'
• Michael Strahan Opens Up To Dr. Oz About Coping With The Loss Of His Father.
• PTL Links: October 29, 2020
• Ivanka Trump Scheduled To Visit Blue Bell To Rally Voters In Support Of Her Father Donald Trump
• South Holland Woman Fined Hundreds For Rusty Flag Pole She Couldn't Afford To Fix While Laid Off
• This Holiday, Many Parents Thinking Of Caving To Pet Requests From Their Children
• House Partially Collapses In Oakland
• Wisconsin Republican Party Says Hackers Stole $2.3 Million From Account To Help Reelect Trump
• Tupperware Profits Soar As More People Store Leftovers In Pandemic
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: What Does Close Contact Really Mean?
• Driver Dies After Veering Off Road, Car Ends Up On Fire In Rush Creek 
• Eric, Tiffany Trump To Campaign In Michigan Today For Separate Events Ahead Of General Election
• Joe Biden Releases Statement On Pennsylvania Coronavirus Cases, As President Trump Set To Campaign In State On Saturday
• Sonora Mother Of 5 Killed In Suspected DUI Crash, Four Children Hospitalized
• Man Survives Dallas Road Rage Shooting, Drives Home Injured
• Tom Brady Named NFC Offensive Player Of The Month, Continues To Redefine What's Possible For Quarterbacks
• Nursing homes reporting PPE shortages again
• Woman Beheaded, 2 Others Killed In France Terror Attack
• Uptick In Gang Activity Causes Concern In Small Town Of Winters
• Harvard Study Suggests Flying Poses Lower Coronavirus Risk Than Grocery Shopping, Indoor Dining
• Now A Tropical Storm, Zeta Kills At Least 2 & Leaves Millions Without Power As it Moves Northeast
• Ivanka Trump And Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders Speak To Pres. Trump Supporters In Butler Co.
• State To Pay $375 To Qualifying Coloradans In One-Time Stimulus Check
• VIDEO: Hummer Driver Hits Cyclist, Gets Out To Look, Then Leaves
• Sutter County Neighbors Complain About Smell Coming From Industrial Hemp Farm
• COVID-19 In College: Which Big Ten Schools Have The Most Cases?
• U.S. economy rebounded strongly in the third quarter
• Weld County Man Faces Up To 240 Years In Prison After Injuring Deputy With Shotgun Blast
• James White Says His Mother Is Doing Better One Month After Tragic Car Accident
• Highlands High School Moves To Remote Learning Due To A 'Significant Number Of Required Quarantines'
• Best Buy Releases Black Friday Plans, Announces It'll Be Closed On Thanksgiving
• All Evacuation Orders Lifted For Blue Ridge Fire In Yorba Linda, Chino Hills
• Miami Proud: Quadruple Amputee Determined To Live Life To Fullest
• Business Owners In Grand Lake Face Setbacks Due To East Troublesome Fire
• South Texas Landowners Battling Land Seizures For Border Wall, As They Deal With COVID-19 Pandemic
• Richard Linklater On CBS All Access' 'That Animal Rescue Show': 'A Fun Show, Just A Positive Thing'
• Breonna Taylor grand juror: Enough evidence for homicide charges
• Midwest hospitalizations on the rise as COVID-19 cases surge
• SCOTUS upholds mail-in ballot extension in North Carolina
• Officer didn't turn body camera on during fatal shooting of Black teen
• SpaceX engine swap should clear way for astronaut launch
• Tracking The Tropics: Zeta Moving Rapidly Through Alabama, Georgia With Heavy Rain, Gusty Winds
• DHS chief claims some deported parents "have chosen to separate" from their kids
• Career Coach: Self Promoting In Interviews
• Facebook, Twitter and Google CEOs face Senate grilling
• Recipes For Spooky Treats
• FBI warns of "imminent" ransomware attacks on hospital systems
• 59 bodies found in hidden graves in Mexico
• Hurricane Zeta hits Louisiana as strong Category 2 storm
• Germany imposes partial lockdown to control COVID's spread
• SCOTUS denies GOP effort to fast-track ruling on Pa. ballot deadline
• New York Weather: Tropical Storm Zeta Sends Heavy Rain To Our Area
• South Dakota Sees Record COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Cases
• Car Badly Damaged After Colliding With Train In Jersey City
• US Postal Service Mail Delivery Is Getting Worse, Putting Ballots At Risk
• Paterson Issues Curfew For Bars, Restaurants And Stores As Coronavirus Cases Climb
• Woman Beheaded, At Least 2 Others Killed In Stabbing At French Church
• COVID: 'I'm Teaching From My Car' - Vallejo Teacher Holds Distance Learning From Starbucks Parking Lot After Losing Internet
• Gov. Cuomo Takes Steps To Hold Utility Companies Accountable For Storm Response
• Swing states 2020: From economic "desperation" to "97% recovered"
• NYC Health And Hospitals Preparing For Possible Second Wave Of COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Las Vegas job losses take toll: "I cry and pray a whole lot"
• On Tour Brewing Company In West Town Just Got Food License To Keep Serving Beer Indoors, But It's Of No Use With New Rules
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Makes Changes, But Families Still Very Much In Need
• $700 Tip Left For Staff 'Made Everyone's Day' At Waltham Restaurant
• Jimmy Orr, Former Star WR For Baltimore Colts And Pittsburgh Steelers, Dies At 85
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Expected To Last Through Friday Morning
• EXCLUSIVE: Philadelphia Police Commissioner Outlaw Responds To Former Mayor's 'Failure Of Leadership' Comment Following Walter Wallace Jr. Shooting
• A Guide To Celebrating Halloween Amid The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Lakeshore Flood Advisory In Effect; Isolated Showers Possible
• Pandemic's impact on kids in Deaf and Hard of Hearing community
• Tips For Staying Safe While Going To The Polls
• Contractor Accused Of Taking More Than $38,000 And Not Finishing Job In Westmoreland Co.
• Coronavirus Complaints Drive Inspectors To Western Pennsylvania Restaurants; 3 Warnings Issued
• Woman beheaded and 2 others killed in knife attack at French church
• ATM Blown Up In Tacony Neighborhood Overnight
• Pitt's Hillman Library Acquires August Wilson Archives
• As Investigation Into Fatal Police Shooting Continues, Who Was Walter Wallace Jr.?
• Philadelphia City Councilmember To Propose Bill Banning Police From Stopping Drivers For Minor Traffic Violations
• Girls Inc. In-Person After School Programs
• Texas Family Drives More Than 20 Hours To Be Reunited With Microchipped Dog, 'Stolen 6 Years Ago'
• Poll: Joe Biden Leads President Donald Trump 50-44 In Pennsylvania
• Pitt Men's Soccer Cancels Final Two Games Due To COVID-Related Protocols
• Hurley's Picks: Don't Bury The Patriots Just Yet
• 'Open Field' Program Hosts Soccer Matches For Immigrants And Refugees In The West End
• Sonoma County Officials Determined To Get Out Of Most-Restrictive COVID-19 Purple Tier
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Videos from October 29, 2020

• Trump and Biden make final pitches ahead of election
• Data-mining company Palantir Technologies sparks privacy concerns
• Wisconsin Republican Party says hackers stole $2.3 million from Trump re-election fund
• Former DNI Director Dan Coats says Russia is “the New England Patriots of messing with elections”
• France on high alert after suspected terror attack leaves three dead
• El Paso hospital overwhelmed by COVID-19 cases
• Biden and Trump battle for Florida's key voter groups
• Walmart pulls firearms from store shelves amid fears of possible unrest
• 10/29/20: Red and Blue
• Nursing home exec: First U.S. COVID outbreak impacted by federal investigation
• Ballot initiatives on abortion, drugs, gig economy jobs and more
• Campaigns try to court Black voters in Midwest battleground states
• Diverse political views of Latino Americans may play into election outcome
• Trump celebrates economic growth, but pandemic losses remain
• Breonna Taylor's family encourages people to vote at rally
• Rapper and activist Common is motivating a new generation of voters
• 3 dead in suspected terror attack in France
• Examining the legal threats President Trump could face if he loses
• France and Germany impose new lockdowns as COVID-19 cases surge
• Weekly jobless claims decline as GDP rebounds
• Trump campaign reacts to voting rights rulings in Pennsylvania, North Carolina
• Trump and Biden campaign in battleground state of Florida
• Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farms' design-build arm cultivates green roof movement
• Minneapolis schools use data monitoring system on student conversations
• 60 Minutes goes back to Ohio to speak with voters
• From the 60 Minutes archives: Ohio voters on Clinton vs. Trump
• Senator Chris Coons: "Republicans have sharpened their tools for voter suppression" in 2020 election
• Swing states offer clues to state of the economy
• Supreme Court rules on North Carolina and Pennsylvania mail-in ballots
• Europe imposes new restrictions as coronavirus surges across continent
• Jared Kushner on Trump taking pandemic efforts "back from the doctors"
• Snowboarder-turned-activist brings left and right together over climate change
• Kerry Washington co-hosts new CBS special: "Every Vote Counts: A Celebration of Democracy"
• Reality for unemployed Americans during the pandemic
• Minnesota doctor says hospital staff exhausted trying to keep up with hundreds of COVID-19 patients
• White House chief of staff Mark Meadows on the coronavirus pandemic
• Reality check of asylum seekers at U.S.-Mexico border
• Police union president speaks out on claims of cover-up in Breonna Taylor case
• City of Waukegan releases body, dash camera footage of fatal police-involved shooting
• France, Germany announce national lockdowns as second COVID-19 wave sweeps Europe in record numbers
• Supreme Court rules on mail-in ballot cases in key battleground states
• Trump, Biden campaigns descend on swing state Florida as election nears
• Woman beheaded in knife attack at French church
• 10/29: CBSN AM
• CBS Reports - Losing Las Vegas
• U.S. sees surge in COVID-19 cases