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Articles from November 14, 2020

• Seasonal Depression Amplified: Being Vigilant About Mental Health As COVID-19 Meets The Holidays
• Fog Blamed For Massive Pileup Leaving At Least 3 Dead In Butte County
• Suspect On The Loose In String Of Armed Robberies Throughout La Mirada
• Local Health Experts Weigh In On Coronavirus Vaccine, Give Timeline Prediction
• VIDEO: Rocky Mountain National Park Shows Damage From East Troublesome Fire
• 5 Ceres Firefighters Test Positive For COVID-19
• 2 Injured After Shooting At South LA ARCO Gas Station
• Colorado Congresswoman-Elect Attends 'Million MAGA March & Rally'
• Former Vail IT Director Ronald Braden Cuts Off Ankle Monitor, On The Run
• 7-Day Positive COVID Test Average Still Low Enough To Keep NYC Public Schools Open
• St. Paul Police Investigating 2 Separate Shootings, 1 Deadly
• Coronavirus In Indiana: Tighter Restrictions Going Into Effect After Midnight Sunday
• Up To 160 Votes Not Counted Due To Voting Center Error In Oakland
• Muslim Activist Amani Al-Khatahtbeh Says She Was Unfairly Removed From Flight At Newark Airport
• Chicago Weather: Strong Winds Coming Sunday
• Opposing protesters clash in Washington D.C.
• 1 Dead After Boat Overturns In Raritan Bay
• Ravens Take On Patriots In Primetime. Here's What You Need To Know This Week
• Anne Arundel County Police Investigating Double Shooting In Edgewater
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Detectives Investigating Armed Bank Robbery In Abingdon
• Iconic 'Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer' Christmas Special Puppets Sell For $368K At Auction
• Giant, Safeway, Weis Markets Pharmacies To Carry Future COVID-19 Vaccine
• NYPD: 14-Year-Old With Autism Robbed In Lower Manhattan
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Seeing Substantial Transmission Rate
• State Fire Marshal Asking For Public's Help In Identifying Persons Of Interest In Cumberland Vehicle Blaze
• Maryland, Virginia Military Families Invited To Experience Port Discovery Children's Museum Free Of Charge
• Fremont Cops Deploy Drone to Nab Armed Robbery Suspect
• WATCH: New Antenna Installed Atop Transmission Tower In Roxborough To Deliver Better Signals For CBS3 Viewers
• Police Investigating Reported Shooting At Big T Plaza In Dallas
• Some Parents Believe Montgomery County Health Officials 'Grossly Overreaching' By Moving To Virtual Learning For 2 Weeks
• 'Stunning Failure Of Basic Human Decency': DFL Criticizes Senate GOP For Not Disclosing COVID Outbreak
• Anxiety High For Philadelphia Business Owners With New COVID-19 Restrictions Coming Monday
• 3 Arrested For Murder After 2 Bodies Found Burned In Fort Worth
• SF Indoor Dining Ban Wallops Indian Restaurants on First Day of Diwali
• Diocese Of Sacramento Directs Pastors To Hold Virtual Masses As COVID Cases Surge
• Peyton Ramsey's 3 TD Passes lead No. 23 Northwestern Wildcats Past Purdue
• Contra Costa County Rolls Back Reopening for Gyms, Restaurants as Virus Spikes
• UC Davis Student Tests Positive For COVID; Fraternity Quarantined After Alleged Frat Party
• Californians Take Precautions While Flying As Self-Quarantine Advisory Is In Effect
• Vikings Cut Pat Elflein; Former Starter Had Slow Injury Recovery
• Protesters Gather At Governor's Residence Over Line 3 Pipeline
• Celebrities Send Out Prayers For Reportedly Hospitalized Rapper, Singer Jeremih
• Local High School Football Standout Derrick Davis Chooses LSU
• Community Pays Tribute To Jamar Clark On Anniversary Of His Death
• Trump Supporters Clash With Counter-Protesters At State Capitol
• COVID ICU nurse: "It's hard to...see the regret that they have"
• Coach Brian Kelly Earns 100th Win As Notre Dame Rolls Past Boston College
• Nearly Every Challenge To Provisional Ballots In Delaware County Dropped, No Evidence Of Vote Fraud Found: Officials
• Fitchburg State University Students Cope With Dorms Closing, Shift To Remote Learning After COVID Spike
• LA County Reports 3,780 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest 'Since Summer Surge In July'
• Colorado Holds Off Late Stanford Rally, Cardinal Lose 1st Home Opener Since 2007
• A Win For Illini At Last As They Top Rutgers After Going 0-3
• No. 2 Notre Dame Overcomes Early Deficit To Beat BC 45-31
• Police Investigate 2 Separate Shootings In Stockton; 1 In Critical Condition
• 3 Killed in Foggy, Chain-Reaction Crash on Highway 99 Near Oroville
• Virtual Diwali Celebrations Underway In India, Across U.S.
• Recovering COVID-19 Patients Struggle To Return To Normal After Hospital Discharge, Study Finds
• Retired Postal Worker Wanda Tolbert Gives Away 50 Backpacks To Homeless At West Side Shelter
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/14 Saturday Night Forecast
• Physician Predicts Spike In US COVID-19 Cases After Thanksgiving
• Rally Held In Support Of Homeless Individuals Fighting To Stay At Lucerne Hotel
• COVID In Colorado: Loveland Hospital Implements 'No Visitor' Policy
• Protesters Take Issue With Mayor Lightfoot Allowing Shredding Plant To Open On Southeast Side
• Man, Woman And Dog Killed In Amador County Crash
• MDH Encourages All 18 To 35-Year-Olds To Get Tested For COVID
• Wayzata Teen Starts Mask-Making Business, Donates Profits Back To Community
• Window Washers Recovering After Scaffolding Malfunction At Hudson Yards
• Westminster Pivots To Continue Remote Learning Through December
• Protesters At Trump Tower Say President Trump Must Accept Election Results
• Kamala Harris, Joe Biden send out wishes for happy Diwali
• Plainfield District 202 Parents Hold Car Rally Demanding That Kids Be Allowed Back In School
• Wood Burning Ban Issued Through Saturday Night In South Coast Basin
• City Of Pittsburgh's Official Christmas Tree Arrives To City-County Building
• Car Jumps Curb, Plunges Into Lake Como In St. Paul
• Father, Daughter Ride Antique High-Wheel Bikes From Michigan To Key West
• Allegheny County Board Of Elections Holds Hearing To Consider Challenges To Provisional Ballots
• Brooklyn Woman Requires Multiple Surgeries After Being Struck In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Liquor Store Clerk, 56, Shot Dead In Lodi
• I-70 Closed For Blustery Driving Conditions
• Coronavirus Pandemic Increases Burden On Food Banks To Provide During Thanksgiving
• COVID-19 In Chicago: Stay-At-Home Advisory Begins On Monday -- What It Will Mean For City's Top Attractions
• Christmas Tree Arrives At Rockefeller Center, Complete With Police Escort
• Up to 160 Votes Not Counted Due to Error at Oakland Polling Place
• 4-Alarm Fire Tears Through Commercial Building In Flushing, Queens
• Trump's Motorcade Passes Supporters Gathered For 'Million MAGA March'
• Walnut Creek Police Activity Closes Streets Near Motel 6
• U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Stops In Denver
• Arlington Native Among 5 Americans Killed In Helicopter Crash In Egypt
• Iron City Beer Sign Goes Up On Mt. Washington
• 2-Month-Old Baby In PICU Following Alleged Child Abuse In Stockton; Father In Custody
• Leap Of Faith? Some Churches Choose To Continue Indoor Services
• Appeals Court Rejects Lawsuit That Sought Closure Of Florida Beaches Due To COVID
• Ex-Ohio State Professor Pleads Guilty To Sharing Work With China
• Biden COVID-19 adviser: Indoor dining "far riskier" than schools
• Councilmember, Pennsylvania State Senator Team Up To Give Away 5,000 Turkeys For Thanksgiving In West Philadelphia
• Massachusetts Reports 2,841 New COVID Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Biden Readies Sweeping Policy Shifts On COVID, Economy, Immigration And More
• Share Food Program Holds 2 Distributions To Help Philadelphia Residents With Food Insecurity
• San Francisco Opera Moves Costume Sale Online to Raise Funds for Opera House Staff
• Waldorf Man Sentenced To More Than 5 Years In Federal Prison For Drug Distribution, Illegal Gun Charges
• Orange County Reports 528 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 More Deaths
• Woman Shot, Wounded When She Opens Apartment Door In South Austin
• Doege Throws 2 TDs, West Virginia Runs Over TCU 24-6
• Owings Mills Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Bank Fraud Conspiracy, Aggravated Identity Theft Charges
• President-Elect Biden Considering Maine Senator Angus King For Intelligence Post
• AAA Estimates 10% Drop In Thanksgiving Holiday Travel In 2020 As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise
• 24-Year-Old Dies After Being Found Shot In Vehicle On Dallas Parkway
• El Paso businesses reopen after court blocks shutdown order
• COVID-19 Update: Wisconsin Reports 5,146 New Cases, 52 Deaths
• Doege's 2 Touchdowns Help West Virginia Power Past TCU 24-6
• It's Academic: November 14, 2020
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Iota Moving Slowly, Expected To Become Hurricane
• Penn State Falls To 0-4, Loses To Nebraska 30-23
• El Paso County Judge Blasts Ruling Overturning Shutdown Order
• Fall River Offering Outdoor Heaters To Restaurants For Free
• Sheriff: Officers And Suspect Exchange Fire After He Flees Traffic Stop
• Texas Man Among 5 American Soldiers Killed In Helicopter Crash In Egypt
• Person In Critical Condition After Rescue From Lake Michigan
• Man Dead After Fight In East Chatham Backyard
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 1,187 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 1,211 In Broward
• Dallas County Reports Record Daily High Of 1,543 New COVID-19 Cases Saturday
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: North Hills School District To Hold Classes Online For Two Weeks
• Twin Cities Neighborhood Association Turns To New Camera Technology To Deter Car, Home Break-Ins
• Trump passes supporters gathered for "Million MAGA March"
• Suburban Philadelphia Voters Surge With Verve To Oust Trump
• Drive Thru Food Pantries Help Vulnerable Families In Orange, Los Angeles Counties
• Motorcyclist Killed After Careening Off Highway 1 Cliff
• Virtual Tech Course Helps Arapahoe County Residents Who Lost Jobs Due To COVID
• Coronavirus At School: Kiski Area High School Students Will Learn Remotely For A Week Amid Outbreak
• Biden begins to consider White House staff appointments
• Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Hit-And-Run In Pasadena
• UMass Lowell Pauses Men's Basketball Activities After 2 Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Investigation Underway After 36-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Visitation Suspended At Massachusetts Prisons For Two Weeks Due To Coronavirus
• Austria tightens COVID-19 lockdown: "Meet nobody," chancellor says
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 11,028 New COVID-19 Cases, 166 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Largest Single Day Increase With Over 2K New Cases Reported
• Injured Fisherman Rescued By Coast Guard 60 Miles Off Of Martha's Vineyard
• Sheriff: Man Escapes From Northeast Regional Corrections Center
• 2 New Electric Vehicle Makers Target Silicon Valley Car Market
• Opponents Of Death Penalty Call For Ban In Lame Duck Session
• Stimulus Package Update: What Will A Biden Administration Mean For More Aid?
• Two Suspects Arrested, Weapons Recovered, Drugs Seized In I-580 Freeway Shooting
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports Record-Breaking 8,451 New Cases, 25 New Deaths
• COVID In Colorado: Governor Polis Urges For Increased Hospital Staffing & Capacity
• USC Classes Will Remain Remote For Spring 2021 Semester
• Prosecutors: Stranahan High School Coach Terrence Williams Lied To Get $1 Million In Coronavirus Relief Money
• 36-Year-Old Man Recovering After Being Shot In Face In Kensington: Police
• Pennsylvania Reports More Than 5,500 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Daily Increase Since Pandemic Began
• CHP Stops Drivers Traveling At Raceway Speeds; 'Our Freeway Systems Are Not The Autobahn'
• Deadline For NYC Parents To Sign School Kids Up For Blended Learning Is Sunday
• COVID In Minnesota: Record-Breaking 8,703 New Cases Reported, 35 Deaths
• New York State Thruway Tolls Go Cashless
• Possible Measles Exposure Reported At O'Hare International Airport
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Pa. Health Dept. Reports 5,551 New Coronavirus Cases, Sets New Daily Case Record
• Can farming hemp help fight climate change?
• Tropical Storm Eta Leaves Behind Considerable Beach Erosion In Florida
• Colorado Weather: Cold Front Brings Strong Wind, Mountain Snow Into Early Evening
• Folsom Ranch Residents Fed Up With New Home Blasting
• Army identifies five American soldiers killed in Egypt helicopter crash
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 370 New Coronavirus Cases, Case Count Nears 19,500 Amid Recent Surge
• Police: Makijah Lino, 22, Faces Rape Charges And More In 3 Sexual Assaults In Forest Park, Queens
• PHOTOS: Suspect Arrested; One At Large Wanted In Connection With Palo Alto Home Burglaries
• Major fur auctioneer to shut down after mink linked to COVID
• In A League Of Her Own, Miami Marlins Make History With First Female General Manager
• Pompeo arrives in Paris for first leg of seven-country tour
• Massachusetts Travel Order: COVID-19 Lower-Risk States List Continues To Shrink
• Man Shot, Killed In Residential Area Of Pasadena; Suspect Description Not Available
• Garcia's Lead Shrinks To Just Over 100 Votes In 25th Congressional District Race
• Gas Prices Rise In New Jersey, Around Nation As Demand Increases
• Sierra Storm: 111 MPH Winds Cancel Flights, Topple Semi-Trucks Near Reno
• New York Weather: Saturday Afternoon 11/14 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Ben Roethlisberger Activated From Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Christmas Tree arrives in New York City's Rockefeller Center
• COVID Roundup: Diners Rush For Last Indoor Restaurant Meal; Newsom Apologizes For French Laundry Party; Holiday Travel Warning Issued
• Food Delivery Giant DoorDash Files Paperwork To Go Public
• Annual Pittsburgh Crèche Set Up Near U.S. Steel Building
• Teenager Shot During Fight At South Loop Portillo's Drive-Thru
• COVID: Anxieties Rise As New Cases Surge And Business Restrictions Return
• Over 184,000 COVID cases reported in U.S. in one day, shattering previous record
• North Dakota Implements Mask Mandate, Capacity Limits As COVID Surges
• Free Pet Food Drive Held By Washington Area Humane Society
• COVID Update: San Francisco Diners Get Last Meals Inside Before City Reinstates Indoor Dining Ban
• Chicago Weather: Breezy And Wet Saturday
• 'We Are Tired, We Are Fed Up': Harlem Residents Say Addiction Treatment Programs Are Saturating Neighborhood
• Two People Rescued After Car Overturns In North Philadelphia
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Going Into Self-Quarantine After Senior Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID
• SEPTA Makes Changes To Overnight Weekend Service To Allow Time For Station Cleaning
• Tropical Storm Iota, in the Caribbean Sea, is 30th named storm of season
• Reading Terminal Market Hosts Second Annual Holiday Showcase
• Saturday Morning Links: November 14, 2020
• Philadelphia Officials Set To Announce COVID-19 Restrictions Monday After Reporting More Than 1,000 Cases In Single Day
• Coronavirus In Allegheny County: Leaders Say No New COVID-19 Orders Are Planned, But They Will 'Intervene If Necessary'
• No Recounts Or Recanvasses To Be Ordered For Any Pa. Statewide Election Races
• Hey Ray! The Science Behind Why Homes Become Drier During Cold Weather
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Morning Temperatures, Rain Chances On The Way
• Allegheny Co. Board Of Elections To Hold Hearing Regarding Challenged Provisional Ballots
• Man In Critical Condition Following Two-Vehicle Crash Along Frankstown Avenue
• Three People Taken To Hospital After Escaping Perry South House Fire
• Saturday's Show Info (11/14/20)
• Allegheny Co. Police Investigating Shooting In Clairton
• Initial Ohio Unemployment Claims Continue To Increase
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Man For Vandalizing Police Officer's Personal Vehicle
• iHeartRadio Music Festival Night 2 2020
• Jonathan Mangum 8 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Adam Rippon 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Magic with a Property Brother - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• The Price You Pay - Swamp Thing
• New Pages - Tell Me A Story
• Episode 7 - Devils
• Monster in the House - Coroner
• Supernatural: The Long Road Home
• Carry On - Supernatural
• Insane Twists on the Classics - Masters of Illusion
• Brick Walls, Plexiglass, and a Fish Hook Endoscopy - Masters Of Illusion
• Episode 110 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 108 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from November 14, 2020

• Christy Martin - The Fight of Her Life
• Understaffed hospitals battle COVID-19 surge
• Iconic Los Angeles bookstore thriving during pandemic thanks to focus on literature promoting social justice
• Rockefeller Christmas tree arrives in New York City
• Iran experiencing the worst coronavirus outbreak in the Middle East
• The Masters continue to thrill golf fans despite coronavirus shake up
• Army identifies U.S. soldiers killed in Egypt helicopter crash
• NASA and SpaceX delay historic launch due to weather conditions
• How Joe Biden's presidency could affect the U.S.' relationship with China
• Trump supporters rally in Washington to dispute election results
• Trump continues to deny election defeat as Biden prepares to take office
• Governors across the country impose new restrictions as coronavirus infections surge out of control
• CBS Weekend News, November 14, 2020
• President-elect Biden faces nuclear challenge from Iran as country increases uranium stockpile
• Trump supporters gather for "Million MAGA March"
• Governors introduce new restrictions amid COVID-19 surge
• The Dish: Indigenous chef Brian Yazzie on "reclaiming" space for Native American cooking
• "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" author on middle school, making kids laugh
• Inside a Rome hospital gripped by the coronavirus pandemic
• Breaking down the Trump campaign's multiple legal challenges
• Biden wins in Georgia, Trump takes North Carolina, CBS News projects
• New company gives music fans an intimate front row virtual seat to their favorite artists
• COVID-19 cases surge: A look at the rise of cases, upcoming holidays and vaccines
• More than 184,000 COVID-19 cases reported in one day
• How health crises have helped shape the streets of New York City
• John Kelly, several other Republicans call for Biden to receive intel briefings