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Articles from November 15, 2020

• 'It's Detrimental': Businesses Bracing As Tuolumne County Anticipates Moving Back Two Tiers
• 'Unprecedented': Weld County Sheriff Reacts To Biden's Proposed Mask Mandate
• Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas Says LA County Public Health Could Propose Curfew As Coronavirus Cases Spike Locally
• 'No Regard For Law': Jeffrey Mons Olson Returned To Prison After Collecting Weapons
• Teenage Boy, Caleb Leroux, With Autism Missing From Aurora
• Teenager Missing After Canoe Capsizes At Clear Creek Reservoir
• Skiers Uninjured After Triggering Avalanches Near Independence Pass
• 3 Teens Arrested After Home Invasion Robbery In Stockton; Victim Hospitalized
• Chicago Weather: More Sun On Monday After Blustery Winds
• Strangers Step In And Go All Out For Woman Who Was Left Homeless, Scared, And Living In Car With Her Two Cats
• SoCal Native Victor Glover Is First Black Astronaut On Space Station For Long Duration
• GOP Sen. Gazelka Tests Positive For COVID; DFL Senate Head Calls For His Leadership Resignation
• Strong Winds Take Down Tree Limbs, Wreck Dining Igloos, And Intensify Fires Around Chicago Area
• MDH Hopes New Texting Program Will Improve Contact Tracing
• Baltimore County Police Offering Precincts As Safe Exchange Zones For Online Sales
• Fast-Moving Storm Slams Parts Of N.J., Lines Down In Paramus
• 4 Boston Schools Resume In-Person Learning For High Needs Students
• NYC Schools To Remain Open, For Now; Restaurants Dealing With Restrictions, Sheriffs Bust Several Illegal Parties
• New Jersey Reports Record Number Of New Coronavirus Cases For 2nd Day In A Row
• Forgotten Families: CBS2 Has Latest On Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against New York City And Newark
• Fmr. Glam Doll Donuts Workers Claim Discrimination; Co-Owner Addresses Controversy
• Man Shot Outside Of Willow Grove Park Mall, Police Say
• North Texas Non-Profit Offers Free Skydiving Experiences To Cancer Patients, Survivors
• Living Room Sports: CBS Sports College Football Analyst Brian Jones
• 5-Year-Old-Boy Dead After Apparent Accidental Shooting In St. Cloud
• Body Cam Video Released Of Grand Prairie Police Fatally Shooting Carlos High
• Elon Musk's SpaceX Sending Four Astronauts To Space Aboard Dragon Capsule
• Ravens TE Nick Boyle Out For Season After Suffering Knee Injury During Patriots Game
• Cam Newton Helps Patriots Beat Ravens In Rain And Win
• Patriots Pull Off Big Upset, Beating Ravens 23-17 On Rain-Soaked Night At Gillette Stadium
• COVID: San Francisco CrossFit Forced to Close After 15 Years
• 14-Year-Old Girl, Two Young Men Shot In Dance Studio Near 79th And Indiana
• Baby Boy Dies After Suffering Alleged Abuse By Father In Stockton
• Police: Man Shot At Motel In Sacramento
• Maryland Weather: Strong Cold Front Moved In With Rain Sunday Night
• Search On For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Bicyclist In Aurora
• Man Arrested In Murders Of 2 People In Parking Lot Of Dallas Bar
• Crews Work to Limit Fuel Spill From Sinking Barge in Petaluma River
• Eagles Fans Fret Loss While Philadelphia Restaurants Fear New COVID-19 Restrictions Monday
• Sport-Utility Vehicle Hits Freight Train In Western Springs, Occupants Get Out On Their Own
• Police: Off-Duty Prince George's County Police Officer Shoots Suspect After Allegedly Threatened With Knife At Liquor Store
• Report: Steelers Closing South Side Practice Facility For Cleaning On Monday
• Raiders Big Rushing Day Tops Mistake-Prone Broncos 37-12
• SpaceX Launches 4 Astronauts To Space Station, Beginning New Era For NASA
• Afternoon Storms Damage Crane At Beaver Co. Shell Cracker Plant
• Gunshot Victim Found Dead In Car In Middle Of Street In Modesto
• Cohasset Middle School, High School Move To Remote Learning After Underage Party
• NYPD Investigating Attack On MTA Conductor In Brooklyn
• Daniel Nieves, 23, Charged With Arson After Police Say He Admitted To Setting Fire At Mallers Building On Jewelers Row
• COVID: Treasure Island Restaurateur Leads Team Building Desks for At-Home Schoolkids
• Gardening 101: Add Some Color To Your Garden This Winter
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: North Hills School District To Move To Virtual Learning This Week
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar Calls On CDC To Address Minnesota Flu Vaccine Shortage
• SpaceX Launches 4 Astronauts To Space Station, Beginning New Era For NASA (CBS News)
• Walmart Will Start Counting Customers Again As COVID Cases Surge
• Community Comes Together To Demand Safer Streets, Stricter Hit-And-Run Laws In South LA
• Search Underway For Suspect Who Shot Off-Duty Deputy In East LA
• Thousands Line Up In Dallas For North Texas Food Bank's 'Largest Mobile Food Distribution Ever'
• Raiders Run Over Mistake-Prone Broncos
• GM Recalling Nearly 69,000 Chevrolet Bolt Electric Cars Due To Fire Risk
• New COVID-19 Saliva Testing Site In Arlington
• 11 New COVID-19 Testing Sites To Open Across Minnesota
• 3 Men Shot In Separate Baltimore Shootings Between Saturday Night, Sunday
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Gun Goes Off Inside Vehicle In Arlington, Police Say
• Historic Mission As SpaceX, NASA Launch New Era In Human Spaceflight
• Steelers Historic Start Continues, Beat Bengals 36-10
• Cook County Jail Suspends In-Person Visits With COVID-19 Rates Skyrocketing In City, Suburban Cook County
• Ravens DT Brandon Williams Ruled Out Of Patriots Game For Injury
• SpaceX Launches 2nd Crew as Regular Station Crew Flights Begin
• 49ers Fall To Saints 27-13 Despite Brees Injury
• COVID-19 Latest: Cecil County Public Schools Moves To Virtual Learning Until December 7
• BGE Says Thousands Lost Power Sunday Night As Storms Moved Through Maryland
• Mistakes, Frustrations Overtake Broncos Against Division Rival, Raiders
• Police: Teen Shot In Dallas After Answering Knock At Door
• 2 Shot At Liquor Store In North Highlands, Authorities Say
• Saints Brush Off Brees Injury, Beat 49ers 27-13
• President Obama's thoughts after leaving the Trump inauguration
• How TikTok could be used for disinformation and espionage
• Is TikTok a harmless app or a threat to U.S. security?
• What is the Broncos biggest issue?
• Cam Newton Dribbles A Football During Patriots Pregame Warmups
• 2 Women Shot, Killed At Warehouse Party In South Los Angeles
• Man Found Stabbed To Death Inside Sacramento Apartment, Deputies Say
• Leonid Meteor Shower Will Shoot Fireballs Across The Sky This Week
• Stephon Gilmore Inactive For Patriots Vs. Ravens, Missing Third Straight Game
• 1 Stabbed During Street Melee Near Santa Rosa Junior College
• Several Residents And Staff At Bridgeville Rehabilitation And Care Center Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Ellie's Thankful Paws And Humane Animal Rescue Hosting Dog Food Distribution
• Tree Downs Electrical Lines, Falls Onto House In Arnold
• Source: Rapper Boosie Shot In Dallas Near Big T Bazaar
• COVID-19 Cancels Game Between CU Buffs & ASU Sun Devils
• COVID-19 Latest: Worcester County Public Schools Move To Distance Learning Until December 1
• Florida Long-Term Care COVID-19 Deaths Top 7,000
• Giants Top Eagles, Move Into 2nd Place In Awful NFC East
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Seneca Valley School District Adjusts Learning Model For All Students
• 'Say Their Names' Memorial On Boston Common Honors Victims Of Racial Injustice
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Region
• 13-Year-Old Boy Shot In Kensington, Police Say
• Police Fatally Shoot Armed Suspect While Responding To Large Disturbance In North Sacramento
• Billionaire William Gross Accused Of Blasting 'Gilligan's Island' Theme Song In Neighbor Dispute
• Reward Offered In Connection With Hit-And-Run In LA That Left Pedestrian With Serious Injuries
• Maryland Weather: Coastal Flooding For Parts Of State Sunday Night
• Reynolds Drive-In Theater Screen Falls Down During Heavy Storms
• Peru's interim president resigns amid massive demonstrations
• Nearly 2 Dozen Arrested In 'Million MAGA March' Protests Supporting Trump In DC
• Massachusetts Reports 2,076 New COVID Cases, 33 Additional Deaths
• One Man Struck With Pellet Gunfire, Another Shot And Wounded During Fight, Within Blocks In Rogers Park Sunday Morning
• LA County Sees Spike In Coronavirus Cases This Weekend
• Sloppy Eagles Outworked By Giants In 27-17 Loss
• Tom Brady Dominates In Bounceback From Blowout Loss, Leading Buccaneers To 46-23 Win Over Panthers
• Furry Tails: Al Bundy, Baby & Chai Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Boy, 12, Accidentally Shot In Pullman Neighborhood When Gun Discharges While 13-Year-Old Boy Is Handling It
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Neck, Killed In Kensington, Police Say
• States, Including Maryland, Enact More Rules Now That 'The Entire Country Is A Hotspot Of Coronavirus Infection'
• 57-Year-Old Shot To Death While In Vehicle In Dallas
• Santa Clara County to Deploy New Wildfire Response Technology
• 23-Year-Old Man Dies In 3rd-Story Fall In Oxnard
• Child Injured After Fall From 4th-Floor Balcony In Maryland
• Downed Tree And Wires Close Thompson Run Road In Both Directions
• Colorado's Seat Belt Usage Lower Than National Average
• Fish Oil Doesn't Seem To Prevent Heart Problems, Studies Find
• West Virginia Sets Another Record-High In Weekly Coronavirus Cases
• Elderly Man Found Dead After Fire Breaks Out In Chelsea Apartment
• Bears Vs. Vikings: Three Things To Watch Monday
• Man Found Fatally Shot On I-35E Service Road In Dallas
• 2020 Masters: Dustin Johnson Takes Green Jacket In Historic, Record-Setting Fashion
• Dustin Johnson Wins 2020 Masters At 20 Under, Setting All-Time Scoring Record At Augusta National
• UCLA Bruins Roll Over Cal Golden Bears 34-10 in COVID Season Opener at Rose Bowl
• Dallas, Tarrant Counties Report Near Record Daily COVID-19 Case Counts Sunday
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Reports Over 10K New Cases & 30 Additional Deaths
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/15 Sunday Evening Forecast
• Allegheny County Officials: Storm Winds Damage 5 Structures, 34 Wires Are Down
• Dustin Johnson Wins Masters Tournament With Record Score
• Allegheny County 911 Center Now Operating Regularly
• Cuomo may sue Trump administration over vaccine distribution
• Dustin Johnson Wins 2020 Masters In Historic Fashion
• UPDATE: Child Located Safely After Amber Alert Issued For Two-Month-Old Abducted
• Dustin Johnson marks historic win at long-awaited Masters
• Beloved East Bay Sports Bar Owner Ricky Ricardo Dies; Raiders Nation In Mourning
• COVID: Medical Experts, Business Owners Caution Against 'Sledgehammer' Response To COVID Surge
• New Grant Will Help Connect Mountain Bike Trails In Vermont
• Keller @ Large: Gov. Baker Frustrated, Calls Remote Learning 'Less That Satisfactory Solution For Kids'
• Tracking The Tropics: Iota Strengthens To A Category 2 Hurricane
• Recall Issued For Dog Food Sold In New York And New Jersey Over Salmonella Concerns
• COVID Hospitalizations Continue To Increase In North Dakota
• Trump Acknowledges Biden Victory Before Clarifying He's Not Conceding (CBS News)
• Vikings-Bears Game Stirs College Memories For Kirk Cousins, Nick Foles
• Lyft CEO John Zimmer On Future Of Gig Economy In Wake Of Prop 22 Victory
• NYPD: Suspect At Large After Man Slashed With Large Kitchen Knife Near Penn Station
• Fort Lauderdale Air Show To Feature Air And Sea Duel
• Trial Slated For Man In Slaying Allegedly Plotted With Teen In Wilkes-Barre
• Caught On Video: Man Allegedly Tries To Rob Bronx Bodega At Gunpoint
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning In Effect For Pittsburgh Area
• Trump Acknowledges Biden Victory, Then Clarifies He's Not Conceding
• Insanity Defense Planned For Woman Charged In Children's Deaths
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 10,631 New Confirmed Cases, 72 Additional Deaths
• Suspected Drunk Driver Hits State Police Cruiser, Work Truck While Driving The Wrong Way
• 31-Year-Old Man Killed In 2-Car Crash In Fullerton
• Mount Vernon Issues Stay-At-Home Advisory As City Sees Spike In COVID Cases
• A 10 Year-Old-Girl Is Co-Writing A Song To Perform With The Foo Fighters
• 17-Year-Old Shot Multiple Times Inside Lobby Of Brooklyn Building
• As COVID Cases Rise Again, NYC Supermarket CEO Asks Customers Not To Stockpile Essentials: 'If Nobody Panics, We're Going To Be OK'
• COVID-19 In Indiana: 6,844 New Cases, 22 New Deaths
• NASA ushers in new era with first operational launch of SpaceX Crew Dragon
• Suspect Accused Of Randomly Punching Actor Rick Moranis Arrested
• COVID In Minnesota: Another Day Of 7,000+ New Infections, 31 More Deaths
• Arlington Remembers Marwan Ghabour As Student, Hardworking Soccer Player
• Two-Vehicle Crash On I-79 Slows Traffic For Hours
• Sunday Night Weather In Mass. Features Severe Thunderstorms, Powerful Winds
• COVID Roundup: Will Travel Warning Be Ignored; Beloved Alameda Diner's Future In Jeopardy; NFL Remains Committed To Completing Season
• Insanity Defense Planned For Berks County Woman Charged In Kids' Deaths
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Nov. 15 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Caught On Camera: Santa Cruz County Catalytic Converter Thieves Strike In Just 3 Minutes
• Man Leads New Castle Police On Car Chase, Crashes Into Embankment
• Ed's Driveway: Chevy Traverse
• COVID Positivity Rate Spiking Across South Florida: 'We Are Going Through The Surge Right Now'
• Elon Musk May Have 'Moderate' Case Of Coronavirus
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,800 New Cases As Positivity Rate And Hospitalizations Continue To Increase
• Man Accused Of Waving Gun Dies In Deputy-Involved Shooting In Inglewood
• Missing 72-Year-Old Daniel Paytas Found Safe
• Trump acknowledges Biden victory before saying he's not conceding
• Chicago Weather: Wind Advisory In Effect In Chicago Area; Temperatures Drop Through The Day
• Barack Obama Speaks Out On Politics, The Presidency, And Donald Trump (CBS News)
• Jim Gaffigan on saving face while wearing a mask
• Colorado Weather: Another Windy Day For Mountains, Foothills Near Denver
• Minnesota Weather: Wind Advisory Sunday For Southern, Central Minnesota
• Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell on sharing love — and the screen — together
• Leonard Lauder on Estée Lauder's family business
• Rhode Island Man Struck, Killed After Running Across Highway
• Tighter COVID-19 Restrictions Take Effect In Indiana
• Pie art: One baker's delectable designs
• Cleveland Police Investigate 6 Homicides In 24-Hour Period
• Joe Biden's Delaware Beach Hideaway Has Political Sun Shining On Rehoboth
• Police Investigating After Man Shot In Leg In East Allegheny
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/15 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• COVID: For 49ers And NFL Remain 'Committed To Completing The Season As Scheduled'
• COVID: Alameda Business Owners Fear Fiscal Impact Of COVID Restriction Rollbacks
• San Jose St. 4-0 For First Time Since 1955; Starkel Tosses Two TD Passes To Bailey Gaither
• COVID: Pilot Contract Tracing Mobile Phone App Expanded To Cover UC Berkeley
• Pittsburgh Weather: Windy Conditions For Steelers Game
• Ben Roethlisberger Expected To Start Sunday After Being Activated From COVID-19/Reserve List
• State Police Hand Down 4 Notices Of Violation, 6 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Restaurants Over COVID-19 Orders
• Philadelphia To Unveil New Round Of COVID-19 Restrictions Monday As Cases Continue To Spike
• Robert Downey Jr. Gives Shoutout To Cam Heyward And Pittsburgh Steelers, Asks For A 9-0 Victory
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Renews Opioid Disaster Declaration
• Crews Rush To Battle House Fire In Ogontz
• Moon Township Woman Killed In Motorcycle Crash
• Man Taken To Hospital After Being Shot In The Arm, Police Investigating
• Military Memorial Dedicated In Fayette County
• Sunday's Show Info (11/15/20)
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Archangel Gabriel School Moving Preschool Classes To Remote Learning
• Church Group Feeds 2,500 Families In Lawrence County
• Highmark Tree In Downtown Pittsburgh Lights For Holiday Season
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/15 Sunday Morning Forecast
• COVID During Christmas: Some Mass. Families Get Early Start On Buying Trees, Decorations

Videos from November 15, 2020

• National Museum of the United States Army opens in Virginia
• U.S. allies welcome Biden's pledge to tackle climate crisis
• Coronavirus case surge threatens the U.S. economy
• Biden to announce his transition team
• Trump acknowledges Biden's victory before saying he won't concede
• ICU beds reaching capacity in some parts of U.S. as COVID-19 cases surge
• SpaceX sends first team of astronauts to space
• CBS Weekend News, November 15, 2020
• Investigating TikTok's cybersecurity implications
• SpaceX launches first full NASA crew to the International Space Station
• Barack Obama: The 2020 60 Minutes interview
• 11/15/2020: The 44th President, TikTok
• Michigan announces restrictions due to spike of new COVID-19 cases
• Dustin Johnson wins 2020 Masters
• Federal judge rules Trump administration's DACA order invalid
• Oklahoma's Mauree Turner will be the first nonbinary state legislator in the U.S.
• Sports columnist on Kim Ng making history as first female GM in MLB history
• President Obama reflects on his presidency after leaving office
• The advice Barack Obama would give President Trump
• How TikTok could be used for disinformation and espionage
• President-elect Biden preparing for first days in office despite Trump denials
• Barack Obama on Trump: "This is not normal"
• Nature: California's Tahoe National Forest
• Jim Gaffigan on saving face while wearing a mask
• In Conversation: Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell
• Leonard Lauder on Estée Lauder, as mother and icon
• A pig in a pickle
• Pie art: One baker's delicious designs
• Barack Obama speaks out on politics, life in the White House, and Donald Trump
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: Paul Taylor Dance Company