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• 'I Lost Weeks Of My Life': Young Colorado Woman Pleads With Others To Take COVID-19 Seriously
• COVID In Fort Collins: 'Tired & Exhausted' Hospital Workers Receive Words Of Encouragement
• Deputies Engage In Standoff With Barricaded Suspect In Sacramento
• Protesters In Huntington Beach Speak Out In Defiance Of State's Coronavirus Curfew
• California's Monthlong Curfew For Purple Tier Counties Officially Underway
• Business Owners Frustrated About California's New Coronavirus Curfew
• Here's A List Of Things You Still Can Do After the New California Curfew
• Caretaker Arrested In Homicide Of 92-Year-Old Man Found Dead In Tracy Motel Room
• 'I Was Praying To God To Give Me Strength': 70-Year-Old Woman Shot In Face While Riding Bus In Brooklyn Speaks Out
• Wildlife Center Says Owl Found In Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Is Almost Ready To Be Released
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Safety For Food Bank Volunteers Proves To Be Challenge Amid Surging COVID-19 Cases
• In Blistering Ruling, Federal Judge Throws Out President Donald Trump's Bid To Stop Pennsylvania Vote Certification
• Coronavirus Latest: Annual Turkey Bowl Football Game Between Calvert Hall & Loyola Blakefield Suspended
• Chicago Weather: Light Rain And Snow Coming The Next Few Days
• Teenager One Step Closer To Her Dreams After Taking First Steps Of Her Life At Ronald McDonald House
• Maryland Reports New Daily High of 51,510 COVID-19 Tests, Breaking Previous Records
• BronxWorks Helps Families Prepare For Thanksgiving At Weekly Food Pantry
• NYPD: 85-Year-Old Man Knocked To Ground, Robbed In The Bronx
• Gov. Larry Hogan Says He 'Strongly Encourages' Marylanders To Support Favorite Restaurants As New COVID-19 Restrictions Take Effect
• Massachusetts State Police Seek Suspects Who Shot Trooper During Hyannis Traffic Stop
• With COVID-19 Hospitalizations Already Surging, Doctors 'Very Worried' About What Happens After Thanksgiving
• 43-Year-Old Woman Shot In East Baltimore Saturday Night, Police Say
• New Jersey Teen Suffers Eye Injury In Drive-By Paintball Shooting
• Columbia University Bans Dozens Of Students From Campus For Violating COVID-19 Travel Restrictions
• DJ Kopec Raises $75K For Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital
• COVID-19 Protocols Leave Pitt Shorthanded On Senior Day
• MISSING BOY: Julian Torres, 12, Last Seen Monday In Belmont Heights
• San Jose Police: No Heavy Enforcement of Curfew Violators Planned
• Anne Arundel County Police Investigating Fatal Pedestrian-Involved Crash In Glen Burnie
• 1 Dead, 1 Critical In Minneapolis Shooting
• FDA Authorizes Emergency Use Of Regeneron's COVID Treatment Taken By President Trump
• COVID In Philadelphia: With Restrictions In Place, Weather Was Saving Grace For Restaurants Saturday
• 'We Want To Be Safe': Winthrop's COVID Testing Sites Host To Long Lines Before Thanksgiving
• FDA Allows Emergency Use Of Regeneron Antibody Drug Trump Received For COVID-19
• Report: Celtics Sign Tristan Thompson To 2-Year, $19 Million Deal
• 2 Children Dead, 4 Other People Including Infant Critically Wounded After Flames Erupt Inside Grays Ferry Home
• Porches Collapse During Fire That Spread Between 2 Dorchester Homes
• Philadelphia Union Fans Enjoy Day With Supporters' Shield At Subaru Park
• Toilet Paper Flying Off Shelves Again As COVID Surges
• Woman Dies After Being Hit By Multiple Vehicles On SH-121 In Haltom City
• National Parks To Become Free For Wounded Veterans
• Fewer Angelenos Appear To Be Traveling By Air As Some Take The Risk
• Spy sentenced to life in U.S. prison can now return to Israel
• Rockefeller Center Ice Skating Rink Opens For Holidays
• Ramsey, No. 19 Northwestern Top No. 10 Wisconsin 17-7
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Colder Temps Return Overnight; Clouds And Rain In Sunday Forecast
• COVID Travel: Coronavirus Warnings Slow Holiday Travel at Bay Area Airports
• Over 100 Volunteers Hand Out 2,500 Thanksgiving Meals To Families In Need In New Jersey
• Pa. Senator Pat Toomey Says President Trump Has 'Exhausted All Plausible Legal Options'
• Few Signs of Pre-Thanksgiving Pandemic Panic Buying in East Bay
• Fighting Illini Win In Nebraska For First Time Since 1924, Top Turnover-Prone Cornhuskers 41-23
• Sections Of Manhattan Park Renamed To Honor James Baldwin, Langston Hughes
• Most Coronavirus Cases Are Spread By People Without Symptoms, CDC Now Says
• LA County Reports 4,522 Additional COVID Cases, Making New Stay-At-Home Order More Likely
• U.S. Reports 195,000 New COVID-19 Cases In One Day, A Record
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Owner Of Young's Custard Stand Dies From Coronavirus
• Protesters Gather At Governor's Residence As More COVID Restrictions Go Into Effect
• AP Explains FBI Investigation Into Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
• Kenny Pickett Throws For 400 Yards, Pitt Beats Virginia Tech 47-14
• Iconic 'Urban Light' Display Closing During LA County Coronavirus Curfew Hours
• Food Bank Of South Jersey Busy Preparing Thousands Of Turkeys To Give Away Thanksgiving Week
• Police: 2 People Killed, Another Injured In Triple Shooting In Southwest Baltimore
• COVID In Philadelphia: 5 Churches Come Together To Increase Free Testing In City
• 1 Arrested As Trump Supporters, Protesters Gather At State Capitol In Downtown Sacramento
• Bicyclist Killed In Crash In Pasadena, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• Life Time Fitness Files For Data Evidence On COVID Spread, Arguing They're Not Super-Spreaders
• Cal Bears Let 4th-Quarter Lead Slip in 31-27 Loss to Oregon State
• Made In Philadelphia Holiday Market At Dilworth Park Open For Business Until End Of Year
• Flight From Chicago To Cleveland Makes Emergency Landing At O'Hare
• James Conner Helps Provide Families In Erie With Thanksgiving Meals
• 'PPE Unite' Program Offering Free Masks, Sanitizer, Face Shields To Small LA County Businesses
• Penn State Remains Winless On The Season, Lose 41-21 To Iowa
• Volunteers Give Out Thousands Of Free Turkeys For Thanksgiving
• New Ropes Course at SF McLaren Park Offers Treetop Thrills
• Police: 14-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Being Shot In Back In West Philadelphia
• One Minnesota And PRISM's Turkey Giveaway Feeds Nearly 5,000
• Columbus Beats New York To Reach Eastern Semifinals
• Alice Huffman, Longtime Head Of NAACP's California-Hawaii Chapter, Announces Resignation
• Here's Why Health Experts Say Gathering In Groups Over The Holidays Is A Bad Idea During The Pandemic
• Gordon Hayward Signs 4-Year Deal With Charlotte Hornets
• Massachusetts Produced Record-Low 3 Unhealthy Air Days In 2020
• Navajo Nation's kids try to adjust as pandemic closes schools
• Crowds Line Up To Get Tested For COVID Ahead Of Thanksgiving, But Doctors Warn Negative Result 'Isn't A Guarantee You Can Do Whatever You Want'
• Longmont Police Looking For Edward Hoid In Assault Investigation
• Deputies Arrest Car Theft Suspect In North Auburn
• Child Dead, 5 Others Injured After SUV Crashes Into Go-Kart In Kaufman County
• Federal Judge Throws Out Trump Challenge To Stop Pennsylvania Vote Certification
• Person Returns Gold Rush-Era Documents Stolen From Historic Church In Sonora
• Bedford Man Killed In Rollover Crash On I-93 In Medford
• Armed Assault Suspect Barricaded In Hollywood Building Surrenders After 5 Hours
• UPMC Opening New Specialty Clinic In West Mifflin
• Thanksgiving Food Survey: How Do Americans Like Their Turkey Prepared?
• Man Robbed, Knocked Victim Unconscious After Crash In Stockton, Police Say
• Family Says Dallas Father Was Lured To Houston, Robbed And Then Killed
• Maryland Lawmakers Say It's Time To Close The Digital Divide
• New Life for Stalled Plan to Demolish 4 Dams on Northern California's Klamath River
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Hopewell Area School District Switches To Remote Learning
• Owl found in Rockefeller Christmas tree will soon be released
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Nine Residents At Quality Life Services Nursing Home Die Of Coronavirus
• Dallas County Reports Daily Record High Of New COVID-19 Cases For 4th Time This Week -- 2,183 On Saturday
• Key Ravens Run Stoppers Listed As Doubtful For Sunday's Matchup With Derrick Henry, Tennessee Titans
• Baltimore County Police Mourning Loss Of Retired K9 'Inferno'
• 87-Year-Old Woman Dies From Fire In Westwood Home
• Pennsylvania Game Commission Launches Real-Time Tracker Of 2020 Bear Harvest
• Orlando City Tops NYCFC In Wild MLS Shootout To Advance
• Chargers Linebacker Kyzir White Placed On COVID-19 Reserve List
• Governor Seeks 'Ongoing Increase In Telework' As State Builds Big New Offices In Downtown Sacramento
• Massachusetts Reports 2,991 New COVID Cases, 19 Additional Deaths
• Depleted Temple Falls To ECU In Game Delayed By COVID Concerns
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Ringgold School District To Switch To Remote Learning For 2 Weeks
• Defiant Madigan Plans To Run For Speaker Again, Claiming 'Significant' Support, Despite Increasing Calls To Resign
• Cecil County Man Pleads Guilty To Tampering With Samples, Falsifying Information At Wastewater Treatment Plant
• All-virtual G20 summit opens with Saudi Arabia as host
• Texas National Guard To Help El Paso Morgues With Deceased COVID-19 Victims
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Adds 8,409 New Cases, Miami-Dade Adds 1,940
• Vikings Activate C.J. Ham From Reserve/COVID-19 List
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: North Hills School District Allowing Select Winter Sports To Begin Dec. 1
• Orange County Reports 806 New COVID-19 Cases, 11 More Deaths
• Elijah McClain Protesters Demand Answers Following Change In Executive Order
• Allegheny County Appeals, Asks Pa. Supreme Court To Allow 250 Votes To Be Counted After Lower Court Disqualifies Ballots
• Dallas Chase Suspect Charged With Burglary, Evading Arrest
• Fatal Miami Beach Stabbing Investigated
• New Jersey Voting Session Canceled Amid Cannabis Bill Disagreements
• Police: 48-Year-Old Woman Killed, Found Shot In West Baltimore Home
• FAN N'ATION - Cave Painting Search: Johno Prascak
• It's Academic: November 21, 2020
• Police: Body Recovered From Pond Matches Description Of Missing Man From Cedar Hill
• Steelers' JuJu Smith-Schuster Still 'Lit' But With A Dash Of Grit
• Police Investigating After Man Found Dead In South Sacramento
• Turkey Giveaways Across LA Help Families In Need During Thanksgiving
• 'The Frick Pittsburgh' Temporarily Closed Due To Stay-At-Home Advisory For Allegheny County
• $5,000 Reward Offered For Information Leading To Who Shot 19-Year-Old Osama Ibrahim In Romeoville
• Pompeii excavation unearths well-preserved bodies of two men
• COVID In Colorado: Colorado Congressman Pushes To Stop ICE Transfers
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Second-Highest Single-Day Total With More Than 2,800 New Cases Reported
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 6,983 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 40 Deaths
• South Dakota's Kristi Noem Among Governors Ignoring CDC Advice On Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Suspect In Custody Following Attempted Robbery, Shooting At Trumbull, Conn. Mall
• 5 People Associated With UCLA Athletics Test Positive For COVID-19
• COVID Outbreak Keeps Live Racing At Golden Gate Fields On Hold; More Than 200 Workers Test Positive For COVID
• COVID-19 Antibody Tests Come To Colorado King Soopers Pharmacies
• Sentinel 6 Launch Lights Up Central Coast Skies; Mission Will Measure Rising Sea Levels
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Reports 11,891 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 127 Deaths
• He Did What? Florida Retiree Wrestles Puppy From Jaws Of Alligator
• Colorado's 'People's Tree' Arrives In Washington D.C.
• Ed's Driveway: Chevrolet Suburban
• Police: 14-Year-Old Stabbed In The Head In St. Paul
• Bob Dylan Papers, Including Unpublished Lyrics, Sell For $495K
• Police Officer Who Shot And Killed Man In Meredith, NH Identified
• Camden Man Arrested In Shooting Deaths Of 2 At New Jersey Motorcycle Clubhouse
• NYPD: Suspect Wanted After 65-Year-Old MTA Worker Punched On Manhattan Subway Platform
• Mass Shooting At Mayfair Mall In Wauwatosa, Wisconsin; Shooter 'At Large'
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 6,265 Cases, 51 Deaths As New Restrictions Go Into Effect
• 1 Person Injured, Suspect At Large In 110 Freeway Shooting
• Florida Couple Avoids Prison In Child Abuse Case Where Girl Was Found Hiding In Woods
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Dept. Reports 6,778 New Coronavirus Cases As Total Cases Surge Over 300,000
• COVID Travel: Hawaii Imposes New COVID-19 Travel Restrictions; Holiday Travel Plans Disrupted
• Florida Retiree Wrestles Puppy From Jaws Of Alligator
• Florida Postal Carrier Guilty Of Stealing Gift Cards, Other Mail
• Patriots Activating Sony Michel From IR; Stephon Gilmore Traveling To Houston
• Manatee Poke Lands Florida Boat Captain In Federal Court
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 594 New COVID-19 Cases, Tops 23,000 In Total Case Count
• UPDATE: Livermore Cold Case Rape Suspect Gregory Vien Dies From Injuries Sustained In Suicide Attempt
• Flooding Affects Traffic On Lower Wacker Drive In Chicago's Loop
• PAC-12 Basketball: Stanford Women Emerge As Title Favorite In Loaded Conference
• Gas Prices Rise In New Jersey, Drop Around County At Large
• Retelling the story of the Mayflower's arrival, 400 years later
• Broward Health Hosts Drive-Thru Turkey Giveaway
• Crews Battle Flames At Apartment In Bloomington
• Ravens Look To Bounce Back From Loss To Patriots. What You Need To Know For Week 11 Matchup Vs. Titans
• Ben Carson says he was "desperately ill" with COVID-19
• Colorado Weather: Quiet Weekend Ahead Of Two Storms Arriving Next Week
• Court Affirms $17 Million For Woman Injured At Walmart
• Bystander And Off-Duty Firefighter Pull Driver From Burning Car After Crash
• Chadwick Boseman's Final Film 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' Receives High Praise In Reviews
• California curfew goes into effect Saturday as COVID-19 cases spike
• Parents Plan Lawsuit, Say 6-Year-Old Boy Was Left On School Bus
• Greenbelt Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Federal Prison For Drug Charges, Illegal Possession Of A Firearm
• Twitter will give @POTUS handle to Biden on Inauguration Day
• Reconsidering a Colorado mountain's controversial name
• Mass Shooting In Auburn Gresham Leaves Six Hospitalized
• San Francisco Bay Area COVID Roundup: New Cases May Overwhelm Santa Clara Hospitals; Newsom Child Under Quarantine; Stanford-WSU Game Canceled
• Gov. Newsom's Child Quarantined for Possible COVID-19 Exposure
• Saturday Morning Links: November 21, 2020
• Attorney: Mike Lindell Among Those Who Paid To Bail Out Kyle Rittenhouse, Charged In Kenosha Protest Shootings
• Chicago Weather: The 60s Are Gone And November Is Back
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Saturday Another Beauty, Afternoon Clouds; Sunday Rain
• Long Island Appliance Store Owner's Gamble Pays Off After Stocking Up On $1 Million Worth Of Inventory At Start Of Pandemic
• Andrew Cuomo to receive International Emmy for COVID-19 briefings
• COVID Curfew: San Francisco Braces For Move Into Purple Tier And Wave Of Renewed Restrictions
• U.S. reports 195,000 new COVID-19 cases in one day, a record
• U.S. reports record 187,000 new COVID-19 cases in one day
• How Pfizer will keep its vaccine at -94 degrees during transport
• Kyle Rittenhouse released from jail after posting $2M bond
• 2021 Beach Tags Go On Sale Saturday In Ocean City
• Obama jokes that Navy SEALs could remove Trump from White House
• Shooting at Wisconsin mall leaves 8 injured
• At Floyd Memorial Library In Greenport, Learning Never Stops
• "Wipeout" contestant dies after completing obstacle course
• Dozens Of Aryan Brotherhood, Fresnecks Gang Members Jailed In Multi-County Sweep
• 38-Year-Old Woman Recovering After Overnight Fire In Bella Vista
• Time's almost up to claim your $1,200 stimulus check
• Georgia governor calls for audit after state certifies election results
• Patriots-Texans Week 11 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Kristen Steffan, Woman Wanted In FBI Pittsburgh Investigation, Taken Into Custody
• Final 'Tree Of Lights' Lighting Ceremony Held At Point State Park
• Hey Ray! How Static Causes You To Get Shocked By Door Knobs, Why It Makes Hair Go Crazy
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Conditions, Rain Chances
• PPG Place Ice Rink Opens For Holiday Season With Coronavirus Restrictions In Place
• Health Officials Warn Virus Uptick May Overwhelm South Bay Hospitals
• Police: 73-Year-Old Man Facing Charges After Committing Lewd Acts In Front Of Teenage Girl
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• Adam Rosenberg To Stand Trial After Pleading Not Guilty To Criminal Homicide Charges
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Westinghouse Academy To Remain Closed Until December 1
• W. Va. Court Says Lawsuit Over Governor's Residency Can Proceed
• Pa. Game Commission Seeking Information After Warden Struck By Utility Terrain Vehicle
• Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life: Winter
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• Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life: Fall
• NYPD: 2 Killed, 2 Hospitalized After Driver Shot, Car Crashed Into Fence Near Kennedy Airport
• Episode 111 - World's Funniest Animals
• Newark Facing New Restrictions, Partial Curfew In Bid To Slow COVID Spread
• Episode 109 - World's Funniest Animals
• Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer
• NYPD Officer Assaulted By Multiple People While Jogging In Queens

Videos from November 21, 2020

• President-elect Joe Biden moves forward with transition despite lack of cooperation from Trump administration
• The Case Against Nicole Addimando
• Judge dismisses Trump campaign's attempt to stop Pennsylvania election certification
• From 2000: The journey of Jan Morris
• The Death of Todd Stermer
• Displaced owl found in Rockefeller Christmas could take flight as soon as Monday
• Navajo Nation's kids try to adjust as pandemic forces schools to close
• Wauwatosa police still searching for suspect involved in mall shooting
• Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan prompts security concerns
• SpaceX launches satellite from California to monitor sea levels
• Trump still falsely claims he won presidential election
• Pandemic forces many Americans to rely on food banks
• CBS Weekend News, November 21, 2020
• States issue new restrictions to contain surge of coronavirus infections
• London Calling: Holiday plans in the United Kingdom
• Biden prepares to tackle economic woes as COVID-19 cases surge nationwide
• Legal problems Trump could face transitioning back into private life
• Trump denies Georgia's results after hand recount; prompts concerns over January's Senate runoff
• AAA says fewer people will travel for Thanksgiving amid coronavirus pandemic
• Minnesota hospital workers grapple with surging COVID-19 cases
• The Dish: Erin Jeanne McDowell
• Italian town offers free vacations
• Novelist Martin Amis on "Inside Story"
• Reconsidering a Colorado mountain's controversial name
• First selfie from space goes up for auction
• Wedding and event designer Jes Gordon on her new novel
• Retailers think outside the box during pandemic
• Twitter prepares for Biden transition
• Health expert calls pandemic "completely out of control"
• Desperate efforts to control COVID surge across U.S.
• "Who shot J.R.?" 40 years ago we found out
• Trump continues to deny election loss