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Articles from October 31, 2020

• Pro-Trump Rally Attendees, Counter-Protesters Clash In Beverly Hills
• Boulder Photographer Captures 'Light Pillar' Near CalWood Fire Burn Area
• Southern California Cities Mark Halloween With Coronavirus Restrictions
• 3 Los Angeles Football Club Players Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Extra Officers Patrolling Halloween Weekend After SMU Student Shot Dead In Downtown Dallas
• Chicago Weather: A Cold And Blustery Sunday Ahead
• Families Get Creative With Trick-Or-Treating As COVID-19 Dramatically Alters Halloween
• Unbeaten Steelers, Surging Ravens Renew High-Stakes Rivalry
• Pandemic Pushes Creativity For Families To Have Halloween Fun
• Halloween Looked A Bit Different This Year. Here's How Some Marylanders Celebrated
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Fatal Pedestrian-Involved Crash In Dundalk
• Buechele, No. 22 SMU Bounce Back In 51-37 Victory Over Navy
• University Of Maryland Police Investigating Off-Campus Shooting
• Police Offering Reward For Information In October 24 Westminster Homicide
• NYC Families Still Celebrating Halloween Amid Pandemic
• National Retail Federation Urges Customers To Get Holiday Shopping Done Early This Year
• Pennsylvania Couple Gets Married Outside Long Island Nursing Home So Grandma Can Watch Ceremony
• President Trump Appears To Embrace Actions Of Caravan That Surrounded Biden-Harris Campaign Bus In Texas
• Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman Announces New Energy Assistance Relief
• 'We Win Pennsylvania, We Win It All': President Trump Rallies Supporters In Butler County
• Polling Hours Extended, New Site Open In Manhattan This Weekend To Ease Long Early Voting Lines In New York City
• Sanitized Candy, Distant Outdoor Parties: Halloween In The COVID Era
• Man Arrested, Charged With Murder Of Pregnant Woman In Paterson
• Salem Hosts Smaller Crowds For Halloween Amidst Pandemic
• Over 2.5 Million Massachusetts Voters Have Cast Their Ballots In November Election
• Widespread Weekend Polling Stations Get Thumbs-Up From East Bay Voters
• El Paso Surpasses Single-Day COVID-19 Record With More Than 1600 New Cases
• Rohnert Park Police Arrest Suspect in Ambush Shooting That Wounded 2 Early Saturday
• 3 Injured When Car Crashes Into CTA Bus In West Englewood
• TCU Horned Frogs Hold On To Lead, Beat Baylor Bears 33-23 In Waco
• 23-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In NE Baltimore, Police Say
• US Breaks Global Daily Coronavirus Case Increase Record
• Live Updates: Obama joins Biden in Michigan while Trump hits Pennsylvania
• Three People Killed In Shooting On Beltzhoover Avenue
• 'Pretty Concerning That They're Here': Pennsylvania National Guard Troops Deployed Throughout Philadelphia On Halloween
• After Starting QB Brandon Peters Tests Positive For COVID-19 And Is Pulled, Quarterback-Depleted Illini Fall To Purdue
• Pirates Decline Chris Archer's $11 Million Option For 2021 Season
• Cyclists Demand More Space For Pedestrians, Bikes On East River Bridges
• El Paso surpasses single-day record for COVID-19 cases
• Pandemic Revenue Falloff Threatens Redwood City Fire Station
• Visitation And Funeral Services Announced For DeSoto Mayor Curtistene Smith McCowan
• 'It's Extremely Frustrating': Boston Restaurant Owners Worry About City's Possible Plan To Pause Indoor Dining
• Volunteer Crime Prevention Group Guardian Angels Increasing Patrols For Election Night
• Families, Neighbors Mourning Loss Of 8-Year-Old Jashanty Cole, 65-Year-Old Yuniang Cong After Deadly Car Accident In Queens
• Extra-Alarm Fire Rips Through South Shore Building
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Low 40s In NYC Tonight, Colder In Suburbs; Milder Sunday
• In-Person Voting Underway In California Amid Pandemic
• Newly Released Body Camera Video Shows Shooting Of Fred Williams By LASD
• Sean Connery, Oscar Winner And Legendary James Bond Actor, Dead At 90
• Investigators Probe Cause Of Glenview House Fire That Sent 1 Person To Hospital
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Former President Barack Obama Joins Joe Biden On Campaign Trail, President Trump Campaigns In Pennsylvania
• Republicans Want To Stop Drive-Thru Voting In Texas' Largest County, Judge Sets Hearing For Monday
• 49ers Activate Tevin Coleman, K'Waun Williams From IR
• Possible Job Cuts Announced At Pennsylvania Universities
• Could 2020 Chicago Election Numbers Top Highs Set In Harold Washington Mayoral Election In 1983?
• Modesto Restaurant Chain That Allowed Indoor Dining Against COVID Restrictions Pays $10K Fine
• Philippines rocked by powerful typhoon
• Victim Identified In North Minneapolis Homicide As Deondra Redmon
• Dallas Cowboys Declare QB Andy Dalton Out Vs Eagles, Rookie DiNucci Will Make 1st Start
• 'Our Lives Depend On It': City Leaders, Activists Urging Philadelphians To Vote On 2 Police Reform Questions On Ballot
• Crowds Find Way To Navigate Halloween In Chicago Amid Indoor Drinking And Dining Ban
• Hand Sanitizer & Candy Chutes: Delaware County, Philadelphia Families Get Creative For A Coronavirus Halloween
• Teens Arrested On Drug Charges After High Speed Chase Through Stockton
• Minnesota Man Sets Out On 720-Mile Walk 'Journey To Justice' In George Floyd's Memory
• Pete Buttigieg Stumps In Pittsburgh To Boost Biden With Three Key Groups Of Voters
• Take A QR Code Tour Of Historic North Loop Neighborhood With Former 'CCOer Mike Binkley
• Record Numbers For Early In-Person Voting In Dakota County
• 'We're Tired Of Saying Enough Is Enough': Hundreds March In West Philadelphia To Protest Police Killing Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Lakewood Costume Store Unsure Of Future After Halloween
• Dallas GOP Criticizes Judge Clay Jenkins After Appearance At Kamala Harris Rally In Tarrant County
• Judge Orders USPS To Take Extraordinary Measures To Deliver Ballots
• Teen accused in Kenosha protest deaths: "I shot two white kids"
• Denver Honors Chinatown & Those Lost In 1880 Race Riot
• Boris Johnson puts U.K. on coronavirus lockdown
• Yolo County Man Convicted Of 14 Counts Of Child Molestation Spanning 3 Decades
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports 11 New Coronavirus Cases Among Students
• SRA Scholar Jenny Hoang Bakes Up Comfort and Joy Beyond the Classroom
• Dallas Police Release Surveillance Video In Search For Shooter Who Killed SMU Student Robert Urrea On Halloween
• Minnesota United Match Against Sporting Kansas City Canceled Over COVID Case
• Noose displayed near Missouri voting booths draws complaints
• Police Search For Assailant Who Tried To Carjack Man In South Shore, Fired Shots After Victim Followed Him
• Spilled Onions From Overturned Big Rig Causes I-5 Delays Near Elk Grove
• Police: 26-Year-Old Man Killed In Double Shooting In Juniata Park
• North Hills High School Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• In Pennsylvania, President Donald Trump Blames Joe Biden For State's Past 'Economic Nightmare'
• 4 Hit In Overnight Drive-By Shooting In North Sacramento
• Total Number Of Texas Coronavirus Cases Surpasses 900000 -- Including 18000+ Deaths
• Patriots' Stephon Gilmore Ruled Out For Bills Game, Julian Edelman Placed on IR
• Baltimore Man Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison On Federal Charges Of Drug Distribution, Illegal Possession Of A Firearm
• Alameda County Fire Crews Quickly Extinguish Union City House Fire
• Florida Man Paid $150 For 'Full-Contact Experience,' Ended Up Mauled By Leopard
• Francesca Dominguez Remembered With Balloon Release
• Baltimore County Schools Announces Changes To Fall Meal Distribution Program
• Tropical Depression Twenty-Nine Forms In The Caribbean
• Biden-Harris Tour Cancels Texas Stops After Pro-Trump Convoy Allegedly Threatens Campaign Bus
• More Than 60 People Charged In Newark, Delaware For Violating City Gathering Ordinance
• Rare 'Blue Moon' To Appear In The Sky On Halloween
• EPA, State Reach Settlement With Colorado Springs Regarding Polluted Stormwater Released Toward Pueblo
• Police Make Arrest After Stabbing In Bellingham Leaves Man Injured
• Warriors Coach Kerr Casts Ballot Then Greets Voters at Chase Center in San Francisco
• Minnesota Ballot Tracking Website Restored After Briefly Going Down
• New Jersey's New State Exchange For Health Care Open Enrollment Debuts Sunday
• Mountaineers Upset No. 16 Kansas State 37-10
• Some Colorado Springs Bus Routes Changed After Drivers Test Positive For COVID-19
• Vacant, Red-Tagged Building Burns Near Kaiser Oakland
• Man Seriously Injured In Overnight Shooting In NW Baltimore, Police Say
• 30-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot Multiple Times In Head, Back In East Germantown, Philadelphia Police Say
• It's Academic: October 31, 2020
• Top-Ranked Clemson Rallies From 18-Point Deficit To Beat BC 34-28
• Kamala Harris At FIU Drive-In Rally: 'Everything Is At Stake, We Got Three Days To Get This Done'
• Sentencing Set For Nursing Assistant In W. Va. VA Hospital Killings
• Officials Stop Attempt To Register Dead People In Broward County
• Massachusetts Reports 1,292 New Coronavirus Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• Police: 1 Person Killed, 3 Others Injured In Shooting At Waldorf Lounge Friday Night
• Giants' Saquon Barkley Has ACL Surgery On Right Knee In California
• Massachusetts Communities Share $3.2M In Recycling Grants
• Ohio Sheriff's Officer Killed In Crash Mourned At Service
• 14th Annual Carrera De Los Muertos Goes Virtual
• Iconic 'James Bond' Actor Sean Connery Dies At Age 90
• Police: Two Shootings In Minneapolis Saturday Afternoon
• Victim Shot In Back In Yet Another Paintball Attack In Chicago
• University Of Pittsburgh Joins Diversity Initiative For STEM Faculty
• 'People Are Living Desperately': Vacaville Robbery, Stabbing Suspect Arrested 200 Miles Away
• 'The World Lost A Giant': Fanny Starr, Colorado's Oldest Living Holocaust Survivor, Passes Away
• NYPD Looking For Missing Teen, 15-Year-Old Jadeden Monroe, Who Has Autism
• Death toll reaches 39 in quake that hit Turkey, Greek island
• Help Name The Museum Of Science's New Cotton-Top Tamarin
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese To Allow Parishes To Hold Earlier Masses On Christmas Eve
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Breaks Record With Nearly 8,000 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
• Maryland Man Indicted For Scheme To Steal Digital Currency, Social Media Accounts Through Phishing
• 56-Year-Old Carroll County Man Pleads Guilty To Child Pornography Charges
• Fight For The Senate: Colorado Candidates Renew Fight Over Public Lands
• Doop! Union Emerge Out Of Philadelphia As Best In MLS
• Halloween party shut down inside Brooklyn warehouse
• Crews Respond To Smoldering Pockets At East Troublesome Fire
• Another Horse Dies From Racing Injury At Los Alamitos Race Course
• Man Killed, Child Wounded In San Mateo Shooting
• Joe Biden Returns To Minnesota In Final Days Of Presidential Campaign
• Cranberry Township Police Seek Public Assistance Identifying Suspect
• Cameron Peak Firefighters Use Gusty Wind To Their Advantage
• Here's How Stores Are Changing Black Friday For The Pandemic
• Orthodox priest shot at church in France
• Ed's Driveway: Aston Martin Vantage
• Pennsylvania Reports Over 2,500 New COVID-19 Cases Saturday As Virus Continues To Surge
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 4K Deaths Reported, State Adds More Than 900 New Cases For Third Straight Day
• Guns from U.S. gun stores keep ending up in British criminals' hands
• "America's oldest candy company" still uses recipes from 1800s
• Indiana Reports 3,505 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 46 Deaths
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 339 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 144 In Broward
• What's On The Ballot For Massachusetts Voters
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID Case Count Tops 3,000 For Second Day In A Row, 20 Deaths Reported
• What role do lawn signs play in the 2020 election?
• Trump and Biden hit the Midwest as Texas shatters early voter turnout records
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 2,510 New Coronavirus Cases As Virus Surges In The State
• 4 People Injured In Shooting At Anaheim Gentleman's Club
• Three Wounded In Targeted Friday Night Shooting In Newark
• Northern Broward Under Flash Flood Warning
• Several Vehicles Damaged In Hyde Park Carport Fire
• Firefighters Quickly Gain Handle On Saturday Morning Wildfire Near Bolinas
• Boston To Lock Ballot Boxes On Halloween Night Due To Security Concerns
• Former President Barack Obama Coming To South Florida On Monday
• 4 Things You Need To Know: Halloween 2020
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 174 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Case Count Climbs To 15,796
• Miami-Dade State Attorney Calls For Postal Audit After Undelivered Ballots Found Inside Post Office
• Gas Prices Drop In New Jersey, Around Nation Amid Lower Demand
• West Carson Street Closed In Both Directions Following 3 Vehicle Accident Involving Carjacker
• From the 60 Minutes archive: Sean Connery
• Clocks Fall Back One Hour Tonight, It'll Be Dark Before 5 P.M. Sunday
• DuPage County Election Judge Arrested, Accused Of Stealing Campaign Signs
• Vice President Mike Pence To Speak At 'Make America Great Again!' Rallies In Latrobe, Erie
• Sean Connery, former James Bond actor, has died at 90
• Colorado Weather: Halloween Forecast Not Too Spooky For Outdoor Activities
• Police: 8-Year-Old Girl, 65-Year-Old Woman Dead After Being Struck By Vehicle In Queens
• Obama skewers Trump while joining Biden on the campaign trail
• Sean Connery, Oscar Winner & Legendary James Bond Star, Has Died At 90
• SEAL Team 6 rescues U.S. citizen Philip Walton in Nigeria
• In Labor, Florida Woman Refuses To Go To The Hospital Until After She Votes
• Gov. Larry Hogan Renews Coronavirus State Of Emergency In Maryland
• 1 Dead, 3 Others In Critical Condition After Shooting In Morgan Park
• Look Forward To A 'Spooky' Rare Celestial Event On Halloween
• Denver Metro Area Businesses Prepare For Post-Election Protests, Some Board Up Windows
• Rare Full 'Blue' Moon To Shine Over Maryland On Halloween
• Chicago Weather: Rare Blue Moon For A Mild Halloween; Daylight Saving Time Ends
• Sean Connery, James Bond Actor, Dies At 90
• Steelers WR Diontae Johnson Hopes Injury Woes Are Behind Him
• Saturday Morning Links: October 31, 2020
• Authorities Warn Of Wolf Hybrids Wandering In Monterey County Neighborhood
• Gov. Cuomo Announces New Testing Plan For New York Schools In COVID-19 Hot Spots
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: A Chilly Halloween, Plenty Of Sun, Low 40s For Trick-Or-Treating
• NYPD: Woman Attacked In Subway Station Over $2
• Unrest erupts over police killing of 21-year-old Black man near Portland
• Report: Sean Connery, James Bond Star, Dies At 90
• Pandemic Bringing Rodents To Pittsburgh-Area Suburbs In Search Of Food
• Sean Connery, The 'Original' James Bond, Dies At 90
• Bay Area Voters Line Up As More In-Person Polling Places Open
• Patriots-Bills W2W4: Are The Bills Still The Bills -- And Can Cam Keep His Job?
• Police: Suspected Prostitute High On Meth Stabs And Beats Westmoreland Co. Man Over Money
• Man Rushed To Hospital After Gunman Opens Fire On Vehicle In South Philadelphia, Police Say
• Study: Steelers 2020's Most Hated NFL Team
• Pennsylvania National Guard Remains In Philadelphia Following Days Of Unrest
• Third suspect arrested in connection to Nice terror attack
• Ohiopyle State Park Ranked Among Best Hikes In U.S.
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures For Trick-or-Treating
• Staying Safe While Participating In Trick-or-Treating As Coronavirus Cases Continue To Surge
• Steelers Help Provide Masks For Elections Officials Ahead Of Election Day
• Cop Won't Face Charges In Fatal Shooting Of Robbery Suspect
• Saturday's Show Info (10/31/20)
• Plum Football Continuing Run Of Success Amid Historic Season
• Fall Turkey Hunting Season Set To Begin In Pa.
• Pa. Game Commission Warning Drivers To Look Out For Deer
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/31 Saturday Morning Forecast
• On A Night Like This - Pandora
• Jonathan Mangum 6 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Greg Proops 3 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 10 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 11 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Third Time's A Charm - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Magical Moxie - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Virtual Reality - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Episode 5 - Devils
• One Drum - Coroner
• Despair - Supernatural
• Under Yavalla's Control - The Outpost
• The Sound of Magic and the Intrusive Rope - Masters of Illusion
• Body, Mind and Transformations - Masters Of Illusion
• Episode 109 - World's Funniest Animals
• Scarlett Johansson And Colin Jost Married In Small Ceremony
• Episode 107 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from October 31, 2020

• The Murder of Anna Repkina
• Drive-in horror shows for Halloween gain popularity in Japan amid pandemic
• U.S. airline launching trial program to test passengers for coronavirus pre-flight
• Revisiting Trump's border wall promise
• European nations imposing new lockdowns as coronavirus cases surge out of control
• Early voting numbers shatter previous records across the country
• U.S. experiencing worst week of coronavirus pandemic as infections peak nationwide
• Trump and Biden hold campaign events on final weekend before Election Day
• Presidential campaigns gear up for post-election legal battles
• CBS Weekend News, October 31, 2020
• Americans battle with “Election Stress Disorder”
• Final weekend on the campaign trail for Trump and Biden
• Obama slams Trump's response to COVID-19 pandemic
• Obama campaigns with Biden for first time this election cycle
• Trump and Biden make a final push to win over Pennsylvania
• Sports venues transform into polling places to expand voter access
• A look at the Biden and Trump campaigns' strategies in final stretch before Election Day
• Climate scientists gravely concerned about a second Trump term
• Police sting busts illegal gun operation from U.S. to U.K.
• The Dish: Rich history of "America's oldest candy company"
• Touring New Orleans' most sought-after, and haunted, real estate
• Tracing the haunting roots of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
• What can lawn signs really tell us about where an election is headed?
• Control of House and Senate at stake in 2020 election
• Artistic activism group uses creativity to inspire people to vote
• A look at NBA arenas transformed into voting centers for the election
• France raises security alert to highest level after suspected terror attack
• U.S. surpasses 9 million coronavirus cases
• Biden hammers Trump on coronavirus response in final days of campaign
• Trump rally attendance capped by Minnesota officials amid COVID-19 concerns
• Sean Connery dies, iconic "James Bond" actor dead at 90
• The Deciders: Young voters in 2020
• The Deciders: LGBTQ voters in 2020
• The Deciders: White voters in 2020
• The Deciders: Asian American voters in 2020
• The Deciders: Black voters in 2020
• The Deciders: Senior voters in 2020
• The Deciders: Latino voters in 2020