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• Cold Weather Chills Business at Outdoor Dining Venues in San Francisco
• Placer County Back To Red? Updated Results Favor Trump
• South Bay Peace Activists March to Support Biden and Completing the Vote Count
• Brentwood Trump Supporters Say It's Time to End Conflict Over Election
• 'Don't Tell Me The Odds': Local Trump Supporters Believe He Will Win Reelection
• Sierra Prepares For The First Snow Of The Season
• Sheriff: Missing 12-Year-Old From Jefferson County Found Safe
• CBS13 Investigates: How Is California's New COVID Testing Lab Doing In Its First Week?
• Mother Lode Gold At Calaveras Farmers' Market Helps Stimulate Economy
• Chopper Carrying Donated Organ Crashes While Landing At USC Medical Building
• Racist Notes Discovered On Desks Of State Union Workers At West Sacramento Office
• 'It's Gonna Be Blue': Biden Supporters Confident Former Vice President Will Win
• Restaurant Owners Concerned About Outdoor Dining Prospects As Calif. Has Rain, Cooler Temperatures In The Forecast
• Two Years After The Camp Fire, Paradise Sees Surge In New Home Construction
• Chicago Weather: Record Warmth
• 'Why Would This Happen To Him?' Says Friend And Boss Of Murdered Restaurant Worker Jhonny Guaman; 15-Year-Old Boy Stands Charged
• 'We Need To Be Patient': Former Gov. Bill Owens Urges Calm During Final Ballot Counts
• First Woman Free-Climbs Yosemite's El Capitan In A Day
• Health Officials Announce 10 p.m. Curfew For Adams County Starting Saturday
• White House Chief Of Staff Mark Meadows Tests Positive For COVID-19
• CHP Officer Who Pulled Over To Speak With Roadside Jewelry Vendor Rear-Ended
• Denver's 'Home by 10 P.M.' Order Another Hurdle For Businesses Struggling To Keep Up With Ever-Changing Rules
• 2 Police Officers Struck By Car, Seriously Injured In Taunton
• Small Business Says State Of Illinois Did Nothing To Stop Fraudsters From Taking $37,000 In Unemployment In Its Staffers' Names
• State Report Says More Than 1,000 Layoffs Are Coming At Chicago Area Restaurants Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Imposter Cashes Fake Check Inside Bank; Mom Of Three Out $8,000
• Supporters Of Former Vice President Joe Biden Throw Party In Washington Square Park
• Spike In COVID-19 Cases In Indiana Forces Move To E-Learning In Some Crown Point Schools
• 'Let's Work Now To Be More Inclusive': Mother Of Toddler With Limb Difference Says Depiction In 'The Witches' Is Heartbreaking
• Coronavirus Latest: Masks Required In All Baltimore Public Spaces, Gatherings Limited To 10 People, Restaurants Must Close Early
• Highway 6 Closed Reopens Following Rescue After Base Jumper Crash
• Free COVID-19 Testing Kiosks To Open At UNC
• Joe Biden urges unity in speech as his lead grows in presidential race
• Ceramic Sculptures Installed In Memory Of Borderline Shooting Victims On Second Anniversary
• 'We're All Just Praying For Her' | 7-Year-Old Girl Fighting For Her Life After Crash In Harford County
• Dog Walkers, Joggers On Edge After Vanessa Ceja-Ramirez Was Killed In Midlothian Meadows Forest Preserve; Few Leads In Case
• Officials Confirm First COVID-19 Outbreak In Carroll County Public Schools
• 2020 Election Live Updates From CBS News: Biden Speaks As Results Keep Trickling In From Arizona And Nevada
• Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott Announces Committees For Transition Team
• Know The Score: November 6, 2020
• Trump, Biden Supporters Gather Outside Pennsylvania Convention Center As Ballot Counting Continues
• Iconic Tree At Prospect Hill Cemetery In Towson To Come Down; Will Be Reused To Make Furniture
• South Florida Congressional Republicans Mostly Silent On President Trump's Allegations Regarding Election Results
• Biden Supporters Preparing To Celebrate In Wilmington As Former Vice President Holds More Than 29,000-Vote Lead In Pennsylvania
• Christmas Village In Baltimore Inner Harbor Canceled For 2020 Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Michigan's Unemployment Insurance Agency Director Resigns
• U-M Winter Term Housing Contracts Canceled Amid Coronavirus Cases
• Racial Profiling Billboard Unveiled On 8 Mile To Raise Awareness
• 25-Year-Old Alex Lee Elected To Represent South Bay In Assembly; Youngest California Lawmaker In 82 Years
• John James' Campaign Alleges Cheating, Calls For Investigation
• DPS Warns Of Fake Social Media Post Threatening Racial Violence This Weekend
• Survival Rate At Dallas Animal Services Hits All-Time High
• Black Lives Matter Protests Drive Turnout Among African American, Young Voters
• Safeguards In Place To Protect Ballots In Texas And Beyond: 'It's Happening Out In The Open'
• 2 People Taken To Hospital Following Burnsville Shooting
• Mark Redwine's Murder Trial On Hold As Judge Waits For COVID-19 Test Results
• Arts Organizations Going Virtual To Connect With Audiences
• Police Investigate 2 Women Shot With Pellets In Oakland Park During Trump Rally
• NYPD investigating anti-discrimination chief over alleged vulgar posts
• Police Seek Suspects Accused Of Carjacking, Slashing In Brooklyn
• 2 Heavily Armed Va. Men Found Outside Convention Center Charged As Philly Police Investigate Threat Of Attack
• Bears Seem To Have Averted COVID-19 Outbreak After Cody Whitehair Tested Positive
• Lori Loughlin Could Be Home By Christmas
• 16-Year-Old Boy Arrested After Brandishing Loaded Gun At San Mateo Mall
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Biden Leads As Vote Count Continues In Key Battleground States
• San Joaquin County DA Asking For Help Solving 1981 Cold Case
• Restaurants Work To Adapt To New 'Home by 10 P.M.' Order In Denver
• Leon Panetta: Biden Transition Could Be 'Very Difficult,' Unsure If Trump Would Be Cooperative
• In Subdued, But Still Splendid Celebration, Macy's Lights Great Tree In Walnut Room
• Ventura Surpasses 15K COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Adds 2 Deaths
• San Jose Restaurants Concerned About Rain, Cold Impacting Outdoor Diners
• Chatsworth Man Charged With Stalking 2 Sisters, Threatening Them With Rape And Murder
• Coronavirus In Illinois: More Than 10,000 New COVID-19 Cases, A New High
• Prospective Vice President Harris Set To Break Multiple Barriers
• Bay Area Voters Continue Tense Wait For Presidential Election Results
• AAA Mid-Atlantic: Gas Prices At Lowest Levels Since 2004
• Live 2020 Presidential Election Results
• Approaching Storm Whips Up Whopper Waves at Point Reyes
• South Florida Seeing Surge In Coronavirus Cases, Increased Testing
• Volunteers Help Pack 25K Holiday Meal Boxes For Families This Holiday Season
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another Day Of Records Broken With 5,000+ New Cases, 36 Deaths
• EXPLAINER: Why AP Hasn't Called Pennsylvania, What Could Trigger A Recount
• Bipartisan Observers Watch Allegheny County Return Board Tackle Tens Of Thousands Uncounted Ballots
• Treyvon Breckenridge's Brothers Take Over His Business To Honor His Memory
• Texas Judge Upholds El Paso Business Restrictions During Coronavirus Case Surge
• Rosemead Food Truck Owner To Be A Frontline Hero Contestant On 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire'
• Florida Tops 17,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• Vikings Rule Out Dantzler, Hill Against Lions
• Berkeley Voters Overwhelmingly Approve New Police Accountability Board
• CU Boulder Leaders Field Questions from Students, Parents About Switch To Remote Learning
• 25-Year-Old Alex Lee Elected To Represent South Bay In Assembly; Youngest California Lawmaker In 82 Years
• Bullet Hits Mother's Mirror While Caught In Middle Of Roadway Shooting In North Sacramento
• For First Time In 20 Years, US Senate Candidate Wins More Votes Than Presidential Candidate In Texas
• Cough Droplets Can Travel Beyond Six Feet, New Simulation Study Suggests
• Supreme Court Justice Alito Orders Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballots That Arrived After Election Day Be Kept Separate
• Incumbent David Ryu Concedes District 4 LA Council Race To Nithya Raman
• Now-Fired Waukegan Police Officer Dante Salinas, Who Shot And Killed Marcellis Stinnette, Was Never Disciplined In Earlier Disputed Use-Of-Force Incident
• 'Permission To Be Human': Coping With Election Stress As The Race To 270 Continues
• New Massachusetts Coronavirus Restrictions Now In Effect
• California To Shorten Standardized Testing For Students In The Spring
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: As recount talk grows, remember: Margins have to be very, very, very thin to affect calls
• 4-Year-Old Placentia Boy Hailed As A Hero After Saving Little Brother From Drowning In Pool
• Trump supporters crowd vote counting site in Arizona
• CEO Caught On Camera Allegedly Abusing Dog Charged
• Families Kicked Out Of Ramada Inn Struggle To Find Rentals During Eviction Moratorium
• Authorities Investigating Video Of Apparent 'School Shooter' Threat Over Election
• Rival Texas HS Quarterback Brothers To Face Each Other On Field
• Slopes Open At Keystone While Eager Riders Face Reservation Wait Times
• Dolton Police Release Body Cam Video Of Carterris Doty Shooting
• Maryland Records Third-Highest Number Of New Coronavirus Infections In A Single Day; Some Counties Open To More Restrictions If Numbers Worsen
• Tyler Janovsky Sentenced To 35 Years For Shooting Waseca Police Officer Arik Matson
• Technical Colleges Face Challenges Going Virtual Amid Pandemic
• 15-Year-Old Boy Killed, Suspect Arrested In Acampo Shooting, Authorities Say
• Denver Weather: Snow And Cold Heading For Colorado
• Dallas County Surpasses 100K Coronavirus Cases, 1,269 More Reported Friday
• Marshall University Studying Charcoal Regimen On Coronavirus Patients
• OC Hangs On To Red Tier As Health Officials Report Over 300 Additional COVID-19 Cases
• Republican And Democratic Elected Officials Defend Pennsylvania's Electoral Process
• Jackie Lacey Concedes 'Contentious' LA DA's Race To George Gascón
• President Trump Keeps Up Fight Over Election While Biden Prepares Transition Team -- What Happens Next? Local Experts Weigh In
• Minneapolis Violence Interrupters Sidelined, Ask For More Police Presence
• Friends, Neighbors Navigate Tricky Political Divide As Nation Waits For Results
• Maryland Senate President Releases Plan For Next Session
• Aurora Sets Up Shelter For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Wanted: Police Believe Same Man Robbed 2 Chase Bank Locations In Denver And Aurora
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Announces Appointments To Cannabis Regulatory Commission
• Coronavirus In Indiana: Record 4,714 New COVID-19 Cases; Hospitalizations Surpass 2,000 For First Time
• Downtown Chicago Businesses Stay Boarded Up Until After Election
• LA County Reports Over 2K COVID-19 Cases For Second Straight Day
• Convicted Killer Scott Peterson Appears Virtually In San Mateo Court
• 'Idea Of Widespread Fraud, Conspiracy Against Election Is Just False': Election Law Attorney Examines Ballot Count Lawsuits
• What Is The Future Of Public Health Following 2020 Election?
• Paul Shanley, Priest At Center Of Sex Scandal, Dead At 89
• Murder Charge Brought Against On-Again, Off-Again Boyfriend Of Orange County Woman Presumed Dead After Disappearance In 2019
• Parts Of Rocky Mountain National Park Reopen As Crews Continue To Fight East Troublesome Fire
• Pleasanton Police Answer 'Emu-gency' Call, Corral Wandering Large Flightless Bird
• Gov. JB Pritzker Isolating After Possible COVID-19 Exposure
• 3 Firefighters Injured In 132-Acre San Dimas Brush Fire
• Reopening: 3 Berkeley Elementary Schools Opening To Small Groups; Middle, High Schools Stay Closed
• Former Gov. Bill Owens Says We Shouldn't 'Question The Validity Of Our Elections'
• Construction Worker Rescued After Trench Collapse In Denver
• Exhibit Honoring Military Women Opens At Palisades Center Mall In West Nyack Ahead Of Veterans Day
• Charles County Schools To Remain Virtual; Hope To Have Students Back After Winter Break
• Trick-or-treaters leave candy for child battling leukemia
• Outdoor Exhibit Offering COVID Friendly Way To Enjoy The Arts
• Rapper King Von killed in Atlanta shooting
• Namesake For SMU's Edwin L. Cox School Of Business Passes Away At 99
• Teenager Reunites With New Jersey Police Officers Who Saved Her Life After Car Crash
• Votes Still Being Counted In The 2020 Presidential Election
• Rain, Snow, Lower Temps Moving Into California After Brutal Wildfire Season
• Furry Tails: Sammy & Katie Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Experts Clear Up Post-Election Myths And Misconceptions
• As Flu Season Nears, Important To Know When And When Not To Visit Doctor, CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Says
• Artists Impacted By COVID Say Its Not A Pretty Picture
• Randall Watkins, Who Shot And Killed Raven Gant On Thanksgiving Day, Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison
• Former Baltimore Police Detective Pleads Guilty To Making False Statements To Federal Agents
• Paterson, N.J. Launches 'Clean Sweep' Initiative, Forms Task Force To Pick Up Trash, Improve Quality Of Life Problems Exacerbated By Pandemic
• Johnny Depp exits "Fantastic Beasts" franchise
• Texas Social Worker Charged With 134 Counts Involving Election Fraud
• Gilroy Math Teacher to Stand Trial For Harassment of County Health Officer
• Eric Garner's Mother Speaks Out On Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr. In Philadelphia
• Bronx Community Dedicates 'Lucas Yoaldy Silverio Mendoza Way' To Honor 19-Year-Old Who Rushed To Save Toddler In 2019 Fire
• Biden And Trump Supporters Clash In Lexington Over Election Results
• North Texas Drive-Thru Christmas Tradition 'Prairie Lights' Preparing for Even More Visitors This Year
• Gruden Defends Raiders On Handling Of Coronavirus Despite Latest Penalty
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspects Who Broke Into Home Under Construction In Brewerytown
• 'Let Him Go,' Starring Kevin Costner, Diane Lane Has Special Connection To South Florida
• Armed Suspect Accused Of Stealing People's Jewelry On Subway
• Amusement Park, Arcade Owners Plead With Gov. Cuomo: Let Us Open Safely
• Mets' New Owner Steve Cohen Gets To Work, Cleans House In Front Office
• Winter threatens 1.4 million U.S. jobs, analysis finds
• Doctors May Have Discovered Why Coronavirus Patients Have Dangerous Blood Clots
• 16 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• 'It's Like A Train Crash': Suburban Voters Brace Themselves For Potentially Bumpy Ride Awaiting Election Results
• Biden Continues To Gain More Votes Than President Trump In Pa. As Philly Inches Closer To Finishing Its Ballot Counting
• Courts Allow Pennsylvania's Vote Count To Continue
• NFL.com: Phillip Lindsay is the NFL's Most Disrespected Running Back
• 'They Never Notified Members': Wife Of COVID Patient Linked To Fitchburg Church Speaks Out
• Sand Creek Regional Greenway Gets Its First Mural
• Man Convicted Of Raping Two Girls Faces Maximum Sentence Of 240 Years To Life In Prison
• UPDATE: Chameleon Rescued From Power Line By Peninsula SPCA Reunited With Owner
• Colorado Weather: Incoming Storm Guarantees Mountain Snow, Not Much For Denver
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Supt. Dr. Anthony Hamlet Ready For 'Most Vulnerable Students' To Return To Classroom
• Irwindale Speedway & Event Center To Hold Santa's Speedway Christmas Lights Drive-Thru
• Santa Clara County Increases COVID-19 Testing Rate To 9,000 / Day After Reaching 1 Million Test Mark
• Man Who Got Into Gun Battle With Dallas College Officer Dies In Hospital
• As Coronavirus Cases Surge Across The Country, Doctors Urge People To Prioritize Their Mental Health
• C Lazy U Ranch Animals Return Home After Crews Make Progress On East Troublesome Fire
• Wilton Manors Man Claims He Was Beaten Over Trump Sign
• Cuomo: Thanksgiving Travelers To New York Will Have To Have Proof Of Negative COVID Test
• King Von, Chicago Rapper, Fatally Shot Outside Atlanta Nightclub
• Does The New Public Art Near Denver International Airport Look Like COVID?
• Water Main Break Swamps Cars In Queens: 'The Water Just Went Up And Up And Up'
• Miami Dolphins Assistant Coach Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Man Killed In Miami Shooting, Suspects On The Loose
• Steelers-Cowboys Preview: Pittsburgh Looks To Stay Undefeated Against Dallas
• New Jersey Business Owners Bracing For Tightened Restrictions As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Climb Statewide
• Christmas Music Has Begun On Dallas Radio Station: 'People Were More Than Ready'
• It's Official: Red Sox Announce Two-Year Deal With Manager Alex Cora
• Man Convicted Of First-Degree Murder In Fatal Shooting Of Ex-Girlfriend's New Boyfriend In Rio Linda
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 1,110 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 567 In Broward
• Man Charged With Killing Girlfriend, Her Mother And Sister In Auburn Gresham In June
• Fact-checking Trump's claims on poll watchers
• Police Chase Down Erratic Driver On Van Nuys Airport Runway
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 2,038 New Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• 'I Believe In Second Chances': Fans React To Red Sox Rehiring Alex Cora
• Family Counselor In Westmoreland Co. Facing Sex Trafficking And Child Sexual Abuse Charges
• Man Wounded In North Minneapolis Shooting, Suspect Flees
• Scott Peterson Makes Remote Appearance In Redwood City Courtroom As Lawyers Push For Retrial
• Highland Park High School Evacuated After Gas Line Cut In University Park
• Marcelino Lopez, 19, Indicted In Shotgun Killing Of Brandon Nieves, 20, And Wounding Of 16-Year-Old
• Mother Calls Killing Of John Pacheaco Jr. By Glendale Police 'Like A Firing Squad'
• University Of Michigan Plans To Close Housing For Most Undergrads, Plus Other Changes For Winter Semester
• Jury Convicts Man In Rancho Cordova Killing, Shooting
• Woman Dies, Girl Hurt In Apparent Hit-And-Run In Coon Rapids
• NFL Week 9 AFC West Picks: 'A Little More Hope In Denver After Last Week,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• Courts Commission Rules Cook County Judge Mauricio Araujo Guilty Multiple Sexual Harassment Allegations, But He Won't Be Disciplined Since He Has Resigned
• 'It Shows A Lot Of Respect': New Mural Honors 3 Grand Prairie Officers Who Died In The Line Of Duty
• Feds seize stolen bitcoin worth more than $1 billion
• 'Possibly Worst Period Of Entire Epidemic': Philly Considering Additional COVID-19 Restrictions As City Sees Surge In Cases
• Former San Francisco DA / Police Chief George Gascon Wins Los Angeles District Attorney's Race
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• Police Give Pittsburgh-Area Establishments 7 Notices Of Violation, 8 Warnings Over Coronavirus Orders
• This week on "Face the Nation," November 8, 2020
• Stephon Gilmore, Lawrence Guy Among Players Limited At Patriots Practice On Friday
• Fmr. MPD Officer Ty Raymond Jindra Faces Federal Charges Of Illegally Acquiring Drugs, Extortion
• Twitter Permanently Suspends Steve Bannon Account After Talk Of Beheading Dr. Fauci, FBI Director
• West Virginia Governor, Staff Undergoing Coronavirus Testing After Positive Case In Capitol
• Deadly Crash: Sex Assault Suspect Daihauonzadre Brooks-Jones Accused Of Crashing Stolen Bus, Killing 2
• Take 2: Washington Gets Quick Second Chance Against Giants
• Justin Turner, Dodgers Won't Be Punished For Leaving Isolation To Celebrate World Series Win With Teammates
• HEB ISD Moves Junior High To Online Learning For 2 Weeks After 40% Of In-Person Students Quarantined
• Have 15 Minutes? Try This Quick, Delicious Recipe for Shrimp Quesadillas
• Oakland Teacher Relies On Personal Experiences To Relate To Her Students
• Sacramento Considers Banning Leaf Blowers On Days When AQI Hits 100
• Republican Devlin Robinson Declares Victory Over Incumbent Democrat Pam Iovino In 37th State Senate District Race
• Police: 2 Critical Following Detroit Shooting
• Wisconsin Reports Record-Breaking 6,141 New COVID-19 Cases; 7-Day Positivity Rate Hits 33%
• MLB won't punish Dodgers star following investigation
• 2-Alarm Brush Fire Burns In East Oakland Near Interstate 880
• 3 Air Force Medical Teams Deployed To El Paso To Help Fight Coronavirus Surge
• Traffic Accidents In LA Dropped Nearly 42% During Pandemic Period, New Report Shows
• Massachusetts To Reopen Ice Rinks Saturday With New COVID Guidelines
• CCH Pounder On Season 7 Of 'NCIS: New Orleans': 'We Couldn't Just Pretend COVID-19 Didn't Happen'
• Democrat Attorney General Josh Shapiro Wins Reelection In Pennsylvania, AP Declares
• Hospitals short on N95 masks as COVID-19 surges
• Covenant HealthCare Reinstates Visitor Restrictions
• Ken Burns says theme of race in his works was instilled in him as a child
• Florida Nursing Home Residents Can Leave & Return Without Being Tested Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 49ers Test Negative For COVID-19 After Loss To Green Bay, One Packer Tests Positive
• Police: Fashion District Philadelphia Evacuated After Receiving Bomb Threats, No Devices Found
• Pelosi: 'President-Elect Biden' Will Have Mandate To Lead
• Sen. Johnson Of Wis. Says Half Of Country Won't Accept Biden Win: 'That's A Real Problem'
• Socially Distanced Ski Season May Mean Long Lines Online
• North Texas Man Arrested For Years Of Stealing Posts That Held Campaign Signs
• 21-Year-Old Teon Deontae Barnes Shot, Killed Thursday Night In White Marsh
• Truck Rollover Causes A Mess On Highway 285
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 9: Chase Edmonds, J.K. Dobbins In Line For Bigger Workloads This Week
• Baker: Trump's Comments On Vote Counting Are 'Damaging To Democracy'
• How Tua Tagovailoa 'Deals With The Blitz' Is The Key Sunday Against Cardinals, Says London Fletcher
• Leroy Davis-Miles, Man Who Assaulted Elderly Man On A Minneapolis Bus, Sentenced To 160 Months In Prison
• 2 Days After Breaking Heat Records, Southern California Expecting Rain, Snow, Gusty Winds
• Democrat Josh Shapiro Defeats Republican Heather Heidelbaugh, Wins 2nd Term As Pa. Attorney General
• Gary Man Accused Of Murdering Sidne-Nichole Buchanan Put On Home Monitoring
• Clenova Introduces Premium Hand Sanitizer Dispenser
• Maryland Casinos Generated More Than $142M During October
• Some Grocery Stores Begin Limiting Toilet Paper, Other Items Again
• Portland city commissioner's home and city hall targeted
• Don't buy Clorox and Lysol products from these websites
• Walz Taps Robert Doty To Be Minnesota's Chief Tax Collector
• Additional Coronavirus Testing Sites Opening In Allegheny, Westmoreland Counties
• Alleged Boogaloo Bois Who Touted Guns In Minneapolis Face Weapons Charges
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Homicide By Vehicle While DUI In McKeesport Pedestrian Accident
• Caltrain Board Approves Closure Of Atherton Station
• Kevin Daniel Jackson Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison For Killing 4-Year-Old
• A record number of women will serve in Congress
• Gov. Phil Murphy Names Head Of Cannabis Panel To Set Up Legal Weed In New Jersey
• Former Wayne City Councilman To Face Charges of Making A False Report Of A Felony Against City Employee
• Facebook bans "Stop the Steal" group after calls for violence
• Republican Paul Gazelka Re-Elected As Senate Majority Leader
• Eta leaves 150 dead or missing in Guatemala, president says
• Red Flag Warning In Effect For Southwestern Minnesota
• Mayor Kenney: President Trump Has To 'Put His Big Boy Pants On' And Accept Election Results
• Leaders Asking For Public Input On Selection Of New Dallas Police Chief
• Wisconsin 2020 election results: Biden projected winner; Trump wants recount
• Record 26,303 Marylanders Used Same-Day Registration For 2020 General Election, State Board Of Elections Says
• "Whatever It Takes To Be a Hero" Campaign Features The CW's Masked Superheroes
• San Leandro Police Reveal Officer-Involved Shooting a Case of Two-Unrelated Incidents
• Baker Says Updated Coronavirus Metrics Aimed At Getting Kids Back In School
• Ex-Sonoma County Deputy Arrested In Death Of David Ward During Confrontation Caught On Video
• Baltimore County Public Library Cockeysville Branch Closed After Staffer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Teen Wanted In 4-Year-Old's Shooting Death Arrested In Youngstown
• Man Stabbed In West Baltimore In Late October Has Died, Police Say
• Some Republicans 'Not Questioning' Mail-In Ballots In States They Won, Amy Klobuchar Says (CBS News)
• Michigan Couple With 14 Sons Welcome Their First Daughter
• Minnesota breaks daily record for virus cases and deaths
• Red Sox to rehire Alex Cora after sign-stealing scandal
• Tim Heidecker On Showtime's 'Moonbase 8': 'We Wanted To Make Something That Would Make You Laugh'
• Angels' Mike Trout Youngest Player To Win 8 Silver Slugger Awards, Dodgers' Mookie Betts Gets Fourth
• Rams Victorious Over Cowboys In First Football Game Of CSU's Season
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Over 1,500 New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Up At 4.37%
• With Team Hurting At Tight End, Patriots Could Turn To Practice Squad TE/DE Rashod Berry
• Massachusetts Releases New Guidance On High School Winter Sports
• Denver voters approve lifting pit bull ban after more than 30 years
• Looking For Blood: Magic Castle In Hollywood To Host Red Cross Donation Drive
• Citing COVID-19, UCHealth Postponing Some Surgeries, Taking Other Steps
• Target Recalls 'Cat & Jack' Toddler Boots Due To Possible Choking Hazard
• Maryland Fall Foliage: Much Of State Past Peak Point, Leaves Still Colorful In South
• Baltimore Convention Center's COVID-19 Testing Site Moves Indoors For Cold Weather
• Police Searching For Armed Robbers Who Held Employees At Store On McCart Avenue At Gunpoint
• Stuffing, Mac & Cheese Most Popular Thanksgiving Side Dishes For Region, According To Google Trends
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Jubilee
• Vermont: Walmart "cruel" for snubbing $2,000 worker grants
• Police Searching For Person Of Interest In MDOT MTA Bus Operator Assault In Towson
• Actor Eddie Hassell Shot To Death During Robbery, Suspect Arrested
• Police: Man Suspected Of Shooting 2 Wis. Officers Is In Custody
• Pandemic Migraines, It's A Thing
• Line For License-To-Carry Permits Wraps Around Allegheny County Courthouse
• Michigan Woman Puts Up COVID-19 Memorial In Front Of Her Home
• Official: Ga.'s "final universe of numbers" to be known "today"
• Hours-Long Standoff Between Boston Police, Man Inside W Hotel Ends Peacefully
• As COVID-19 Surges Again In Illinois, So Does Demand For Tests, Prompting Shortages At Some Testing Sites
• Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew Wins Reelection To US House In New Jersey's 2nd District, AP Declares
• 2020 Election Live Updates From CBS News: Biden Takes Slim Lead In Georgia And Pennsylvania
• LeBron James calls for justice after sister of Cavaliers exec found killed
• Michigan Family With 14 Boys Welcome Their First Daughter
• Klobuchar: Some in GOP "not questioning" ballots in states they won
• Weekend Drivers Should Plan For Partial Closure Of Interstate-30 In And Around Arlington
• Wildflower: Model Winnie Harlow, 'Clouds' Director Justin Baldoni & Laura Sobiech, The Weekender, Mom's Time Out
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 3,384 New Coronavirus Cases, New Record For Highest Daily Increase Of Cases
• TV anchor arrested, accused of abetting suicide of architect
• U.S. reports a record 121,888 new COVID-19 cases
• FEMA Opening Mobile Response Center In Santa Rosa to Help Glass Fire Survivors
• Major Route Into Yosemite Closed This Weekend As Storms Roll Into California
• Just Who Is Responsible For The Electoral College?
• Roche: Bringing Back Alex Cora Right Move For Red Sox
• GOP senator dismisses Trump's fraud claims: "Simply no evidence"
• General in charge of COVID vaccine distribution worries many won't take it
• Detroit Charter School Launches Program To Inspire Students' STEM Education
• Say Hello To Maisie! Maryland Zoo's Newest Chimpanzee Now Has A Name
• Protests At TCF Center Continue As Trump Supporters Demand Recount
• Sagamore Farm To Start Making Spirits
• Pittsburgh Police Bust Business For Illegally Selling Turtle Hatchlings
• Former astronaut Mark Kelly projected to win Senate seat in Arizona
• Target recalls children's boots due to choking hazard
• Bay Area Voters Watch Ballot Counting Drama With Intense Interest
• NBA, Players Union Agree To 72-Game Season Starting On Dec. 22
• Man Accused Of Crashing Into Plymouth Police Cruiser During Chase
• Nancy Pelosi seeks reelection as speaker of the House
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 239 New Coronavirus Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Holiday Air Travelers Brace For Possible Quarantine, Additional COVID Precautions
• Georgia secretary of state says state will head to a recount
• Denver International Airport Won't Limit Crowds On Trains Between Concourses
• Later Gator, Small Alligator Removed From Florida School's Playground
• Caught On Video: 2 Speedy Bobcats Scared Off By Colorado Man After They Attack His Dog
• Trump Campaign Requests Help From MN Supporters To Fund Legal Challenges To Election
• Joe Biden Takes Lead In Pennsylvania, Georgia; On Verge Of Presidency
• Fatal Shooting Follows Fight In Richmond's Iron Triangle Neighborhood
• Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin Fined For Not Wearing Masks During Ravens Game, Reports Say
• Red Sox Bringing Alex Cora Back As Manager
• It's Happening Again, Some Grocers Now Limiting Toilet Paper And Disinfecting Wipe Purchases
• Connecticut Rolls Back Reopening Following Increase In COVID Cases
• Less Than 300 Votes Separate Christy Smith, Mike Garcia In 25th Congressional District Race
• Celtics Reportedly Holding Pre-Draft Workout With Precious Achiuwa On Friday
• Consumer Alert: Target Issues Recall For Toddler Boots Sold Nationwide
• Suspect Arrested In Slaying Of Actor Eddie Hassell In Texas
• 'Not A Structure Standing' At Iconic Wedding Venue Winding River Ranch After East Troublesome Fire
• Bears vs. Tennessee Titans: Three Things To Watch
• State Issues Guidance To Help Keep Workspaces Safe
• Russian court releases activist jailed over Putin mannequin stunt
• Bear Cub Burned In North Complex Fire On Road To Recovery
• Big Ten Teams Have Losing Record At Home So Far With Fan-Free Games
• Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky Avoids Surgery After Injuring Throwing Shoulder Against Saints: Report
• Free COVID Tests, Flu Shots Being Offered At Wellness Event In Englewood Friday
• Man Charged In Shooting Death Of Palm Beach Fire Captain James Gilliard
• 'Getting Worse': 1 in 100 Estimated To Be Contagious With COIVD-19 In Colorado
• Al Roker diagnosed with prostate cancer
• Oakland Police Chief Candidates Offer Vision For Regaining Trust In Community
• 'What Happened To Him Was Senseless': Parents Share Grief After Actor Son Eddie Hassell Shot And Killed
• Nevada AG: Trump voting fraud complaint is "garbage"
• Ways To Combat The Third Wave: Everything You Need To Know About Home Testing Kits
• Lightfoot: 'We Desperately Need Help' From Federal Government, Announces $10M In Grants For Businesses Affected By The Pandemic
• PTL Links: November 6, 2020
• Bullet Pierces Windshield Of New Mom's Car While Driving With Infant: 'I Could Have Been Shot'
• 'We Definitely Aren't In Oakland Anymore,' Family Grateful After Weld County Deputies Cover Hotel Expenses
• Can Faithless Electors Change Outcome Of 2020 Election?
• 58-Year-Old Woman In Critical Condition After Being Shot Multiple Times In Vehicle, Philly Police Say
• Man Dies Hours After Being Shot In St. Paul; Investigation Underway
• Report: Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin Fined For Not Wearing Masks During Ravens Game
• Joe Biden Takes Slim Lead Over Donald Trump In Pennsylvania
• COVID-19 In Minnesota: Staying Safe During Ski Season
• It's A Much Cleaner Path To The NASCAR Title
• Republican Timothy DeFoor Wins Race For Pennsylvania Auditor General Over Democrat Nina Ahmad
• Joe Biden Takes Lead Over President Trump In Pennsylvania (CBS News)
• Caught On Camera: Roseville Convenience Store Clerk Fends Off Machete Attack
• Driver Wraps Pickup Around Metal Pillar Along I-30 In Fort Worth, Flying Debris Causes Other Crashes
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Are Pregnant Women At A Higher Risk Of Dying From Covid-19?
• Redwood City Man Stabbed, Roommate Arrested
• MBTA Riders Could Be Fined $300 For Not Wearing A Mask
• Patrol: 1 Killed, 2 Hurt In 3-Car Crash In West-Central Minnesota
• Election Litigation: Can The Lawsuits Surrounding The 2020 Election Slow Down The Outcome?
• Police Search For Missing Aberdeen Teen
• Steady job growth in October despite coronavirus surge
• More Children Included In Record Breaking Single-Day Number Of U.S. Coronavirus Cases
• Boston Schools To Get $6.2 Million To Replace Lead Contaminated Water Fountains
• NBPA Reps Approve 72-Game Regular Season, Set To Start Dec. 22
• Trump's family tells GOP to "have some backbone"
• 'Robert Is Here' Store In Redland Reopens With Redesigned Layout To Promote Social Distancing
• Starbucks unveils designs of this year's holiday cups
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/6 Friday Morning Forecast
• Longtime Minnesota Congressman Jim Ramstad Dies At 74
• Twitter bans a Bannon account after he says behead Fauci and Wray
• Police Investigate Plot To Attack Pennsylvania Convention Center Where Vote Count Continues
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Conditions, Warm Temperatures Last Through The Weekend
• 252 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For Coronavirus In Last Week
• 2020 Election Live Updates: Biden inches ahead in Georgia
• Miami-Dade Mayor-Elect Daniella Levine Cava's COVID Plan Centered Around 'Balancing The Health Care Issues With The Economic Ones'
• Weather Blog: Nice Weekend Ahead
• Philadelphia Enters Day Four Of Counting Mail-In Ballots, Roughly 50,000 More Votes To Go
• Police: Pennsylvania 10-Year-Old Shoots Grandma With Gun Found In Church
• Chi Omega Christmas Market Goes Virtual With '12 Days of Shopping'
• Baby Nancy, Sidewalk Chalk & Jenga Inducted Into National Toy Hall Of Fame
• Woman Fatally Shot While Driving In West Englewood
• 3 Dead After Racing Vehicles In Fort Worth Cause Crash With Innocent Driver, Passenger
• Nevada is 1st state to constitutionally protect same-sex marriage
• CPD Officer Stabbed While Responding To Mental Health Call In South Chicago
• Toni Patisserie & Café Has Closed Its Loop Location; Loop Business Leaders Say More Restaurant Closures Are Likely To Come
• Feeling Stressed While Waiting For Election Results? Experts Say Stay Active, Don't Isolate Yourself And Take Breaks
• DuPage Co. COVID Testing Site Closes Hours Ahead Of Schedule Because Of High Demand
• Police: 34-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Shooting In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood
• Music And Architecture Lovers Can Leave The Chaos Of 2020 Behind With A Look Inside A Century-Old Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Weekend Ahead
• Dean Trantalis, Fort Lauderdale's 1st Openly Gay Mayor, Says Homophobic Slurs Hurled At Him While At Early Voting Site
• To Do List: Cider Trail, Classical Concert, Holiday Lights
• BikePGH Provides Cyclists With Free Lights
• Seton LaSalle High School Closed Following Positive Coronavirus Case
• 10-Year-Old Accused Of Shooting Grandmother At Fayette County Church
• Bethel Park Police Searching For Man Accused Of Harassing High School Student
• Friday's Show Info (11/6/20)
• Kittanning Borough Police Searching For Suspect In ATV Chase
• Two men detained in Philadelphia as attack threat probed

Videos from November 6, 2020

• Joe Biden declares "we're going to win this race" as final votes are counted
• CBS News: 2020 America Decides
• Joe Biden takes the lead in Pennsylvania and Georgia
• Hurricane Eta death toll grows in Guatemala
• Kids leave sweet gesture on Halloween for 3-year-old diagnosed with leukemia
• Eta death toll climbs in Central America as storm barrels towards Cuba and Florida
• Recount likely in Georgia as Biden takes slim lead over Trump
• Arizona and Nevada race to count final votes
• Biden takes lead in Pennsylvania as state nears the end of its count
• How the president could unify a divided country after the election
• Trump vows to keep fighting amid Republican rebukes
• Biden nears historic win as lead holds in key battleground states
• Biden takes lead in Pennsylvania and Georgia, moves closer to win
• CBS Evening News, November 6, 2020
• Georgia election official on "shameful" threats against poll worker
• Fran Townsend on President Trump's baseless election fraud claims
• Presidential race tightening in Arizona as more votes are tallied
• Biden's lead grows in key states as Trump continues legal challenges
• 11/6/20: Red and Blue
• Control of Senate still uncertain with a few races left to be determined
• Importance of Black voters in the presidential race
• Georgia election officials give update
• Trump campaign files lawsuits in battleground states as Joe Biden draws closer to victory
• Police give update on arrest of two armed men in Philadelphia
• COVID-19 cases in U.S. surge to another record high
• World awaits outcome of U.S. presidential election
• Reince Priebus says Arizona could be "psychological lift" for Trump campaign
• Georgia secretary of state says there will be a recount
• President Trump does not plan to concede if Biden declares victory
• International observers see "no systemic fraud" in U.S. election
• Nevada county official gives update on vote count
• Pelosi calls Biden "president-elect" before the results are in
• Ballots still being counted in Nevada and Arizona as Trump launches legal challenges
• 638,000 jobs added in October despite surge in COVID-19 cases
• Maggie Smith, whose poem about a half-terrible world went viral in 2016, has a new outlook in 2020
• Georgia secretary of state says state heading for a recount
• Biden gains lead over Trump in Georgia
• Senator Klobuchar discusses status of presidential race, President Trump's voter fraud claims
• Election law expert on vote counts in battleground states
• Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford gives update on votes in battleground state
• Fact-checking Trump's voter fraud claims
• Biden takes slim lead over President Trump in Georgia
• Fifteen states set single-day coronavirus case records
• Joe Biden watches returns from Delaware home as results increasingly favor him
• Republican Pennsylvania Senator Toomey on election results, Trump's claim of voter fraud
• Georgia in virtual tie with Biden inching slightly past Trump overnight
• Presidential race tightens as Philadelphia police probe alleged plot to attack convention center
• Trump campaign attempts to find new legal strategy as Biden leads electoral count
• With Biden on brink of winning, Trump makes false claims to sow doubt in election
• 11/6: CBSN AM
• Doctor on COVID-19 surge, mutation in mink, and impact on mental health