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Articles from December 5, 2020

• Santa Rosa Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Stole Hearse Outside Church
• VIDEO: Horse Rescued From Icy Pond In Loveland
• 'If We Can Save One Business': Volunteer Strings Lights Across Folsom To Spur Shoppers, Lift Spirits
• San Joaquin Valley Prepares For New Stay-At-Home Order Effective Sunday Night
• Suspect Still Sought In Deadly Shooting Of Teen In Stockton Burger King Drive-Thru
• Chicago Weather: A Few Flurries Possible Tomorrow Night, Warmer Temps By Wednesday
• Police Block Off Streets Downtown, As Officers Try To Control Large Gatherings And Keep The Peace
• Cars Vandalized, Objects Thrown As Trump Supporters, Protesters Clash At California Capitol
• 3 Arrested In Killing Of Beloved Lodi Liquor Store Clerk Gary Parmar
• Police Make Arrest In Fatal Shooting Of Mother Of 4 Outside Jersey City Liquor Store
• Authorities: Head Of Charter Jet Company Arrested For Child Sex Trafficking
• Snow Totals For December 5, 2020
• Gardening 101: When, Where And How To Plant Your Tree
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 14-Year-Old Danyelle Gibson
• Local Doctor Says Thanksgiving Holiday May Have Been 'Major COVID-19 Transmission Event'
• Justin Champagnie's 22 Points, 10 Boards Help Pitt Beat Northern Illinois
• Baltimore Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott Tests Negative For COVID-19 After Possible Exposure; Now Out Of Self-Quarantine
• Santa Rosa Man Arrested For Stealing Hearse That Delivered Casket To Church, Police Say
• No Officers Struck After Shots Were Fired At LAPD Patrol Vehicle In Pacoima
• At Least Four Strains Of COVID-19 Were Found In Ravens' Facility, Team President Dick Cass Says
• COVID Crisis: Hospital ICU Capacity Likely to Drop as Holiday Infection Rate Climbs
• COVID Rentals: San Francisco Bay Area Rents Plummet Amid Pandemic
• Cal Cleans Up Mistakes, Beats Oregon for First Win
• COVID-19 In Indiana County: 38-Year-Old Inmate At SCI Pine Grove Dies From Virus
• Fortune Telling Businesses Booming During Pandemic: 'People Want To Have Some Hope'
• Man Killed In Shooting In Parking Lot Of Columbia Mall, Police Say
• Prince George's County Man Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Stepson, Police Say
• DJ Kopec Collects Over 29K Toys For Children This Holiday Season
• Local Gift Ideas For The Holidays
• Trump Makes Multiple False Claims In First Campaign Rally Since Losing Election
• Missing Man Killed In Possible Mountain Lion Attack In North Texas
• 'It Was Building Up So Quick': Littleton Plow Drivers, Business Owners Work To Clear Snow After Nor'easter
• 2-Year-Old Boy Suffers Non-Life-Threatening Injuries After Being Shot Inside Montgomery County Home, Police Say
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Another Single-Day Case Record Has Health Officials Sounding Alarm About Hospital Capacity
• COVID Vaccine: Refrigerated Containers Prepped, Ready To Receive Pfizer's Vaccine At Philadelphia International Airport
• No. 24 Hawkeyes Score 35 Straight To Beat Fighting Illini 35-21
• Orange County Health Officials Report 1,966 New Coronavirus Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Ohio Police Shoot, Kill Man Who They Say Pointed Gun At Them
• Jones Has 2 TD Runs, Stanford Tops Washington 31-26
• Cars Vandalized, Tires Slashed After Protests, Counter-Protests At Governor's Residence
• Chicago Issues Parking Ticket To Metro East Man Who Says 'I've Never Been To Chicago In My Life'
• Tracy Sormanti, Longtime Patriots Cheerleading Director, Dies At 58
• West Virginia Routed By No. 12 Iowa State
• North Texas Veteran, D-Day Hero Sgt. Maj. Robert Blatnik Dies At 100
• How Maryland Public Schools Have Responded To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Allegany County Experiencing Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• Revised Citizenship Test Is Harder, More Conservative And May Worsen Backlogs, Experts Say
• Suspects Hold Residents At Gunpoint In Stockton Home Robbery, Police Say
• Los Angeles County Reports 8,948 New Coronavirus Cases, 44 Additional Deaths
• Protest In Support Of Indian Farmers Slows Traffic On Bay Bridge
• 7 Injured After Oil Storage Tank Explodes In Corpus Christi
• Man, 19, Dies In Officer-Involved Shooting In St. Louis County
• Heavy Snow, Rain And Strong Winds Hit Parts Of Massachusetts Saturday
• 'It's Worth The Wait': Line In Chelsea Braves Cold Weather For COVID Tests
• COVID Pandemic: Contra Costa County Braces for New Lockdown Sunday Night
• Alwyn Cashe, Army Sergeant Honored On Helmet Of Steelers' Alejandro Villanueva, Closer To Being Awarded Medal Of Honor
• No. 22 Tulsa Beats Navy 19-6 To Earn Berth In AAC Title Game
• Actor David Lander, Known As Squiggy On 'Laverne & Shirley,' Dies At 73
• Agoura Hills Restaurant At Risk Of Losing Licenses After Operating In Defiance Of Outdoor Dining Ban
• Baltimore Police, Local Businesses Work With Toys For Tots To Collect Gifts For Children
• Local Families Lean On Old Tradition For Sense Of Normalcy This Holiday Season
• 'Star Wars: Kenobi' Is Filming In Boston, England (Not Massachusetts)
• Pan-Mass Challenge Donates $50M To Fight Cancer After 'Reimagined' 2020 Event
• Some Southern California Sheriffs Pushing Back Against Enforcing Coronavirus Health Order
• Woman Reunited With Lost Black Lab After 3 Years; 'I Just Lost It. I Just Started Crying'
• Warm Weather Persists, Pushing Back Winter Activities
• St. Joe's Prep Dads, Students Building Desks To Assist Low-Income Philadelphia Families During Virtual Learning
• With COVID-19 Limiting Options For Where To Take The ACT Exam, High School Parents Scramble To Find Open Sites
• Former Illinois State Sen. Martin Sandoval, Caught In Federal Corruption Probe, Dies Of COVID-19
• Deerfield Neighbors Pay Tribute To Victor Fajardo, Mail Carrier Who Died Of COVID-19; 'It's A Really Sobering Reminder That Nobody Is Immune To This'
• Cold Case Arrest: Michigan Mother Antoinette Briley Charged In 2003 Murders Of Newborn Twins
• COVID In Philadelphia: Chosen 300 Ministries Forced To Close 2 Locations After Executive Director, 2 Volunteers Test Positive
• City Helping Lone Tree Small Businesses: 'Turn This Into Something Positive'
• 20-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed During Attempted Carjacking In East Germantown CVS Parking Lot: Police
• COVID Shutdown: San Joaquin Valley, SoCal Enact Stay-Home Order Beginning Sunday
• Public Safety Officials Alarmed Over Spike In Deadly Crashes On Minnesota Roads
• Denver Fire Investigate Garage Fire That Spread To Apartment
• New York Young Republicans' 'Secret' Mask-less Gala In Jersey City Draws Ire Of Gov. Murphy, War Of Words
• Monolith Stolen From Outside Candy Store In Pittsburgh
• Miami-Dade Police Investigate Triple Shooting At Shopping Center In Cutler Bay
• Person In Custody After Standoff At Michigan Avenue Hotel; Infant Taken To Hospital In Good Condition
• Twin Cities Teen Organizes To Make Gift Bags For Homeless
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies, Gusty Winds, Chilly Tonight, Blustery On Monday
• Former Raider Vontaze Burfict Arrested In Vegas On Battery Charge
• Historic Middle Collegiate Church Destroyed In East Village Fire; Cause Under Investigation, FDNY Says
• #IWearAMaskBecause urges Americans to remain vigilant
• Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber Appeals To Congress To Help Those Most Affected By COVID Pandemic
• Suspect Sought For Fatal Friday-Night Stabbing In Santa Rosa
• Dovewood Court Homes Go Dark For Holidays To Amid COVID-19 Concerns
• Propel Hazelwood Teachers Hold Stuff The Bus Event
• Maryland Lawmakers Announce More Than $8M To Support Community Health Centers
• Dallas County Reports 1,675 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 Deaths Saturday
• Pittsburgh Steelers Rookie LB Alex Highsmith Ready To Fill In For Bud Dupree
• Pair Charged With Attempted Murder In Two Violent Carjackings Five Days Apart
• Study finds diplomats in Cuba likely targeted by microwave energy
• Towson Men's Basketball Temporarily Suspends All Team Activities Due To Positive COVID-19 Test
• Nevada County Man Tackles, Punches Bear To Save His Rescue Dog 'Buddy'
• 'Laverne & Shirley' Star And Former Carnegie Mellon Student David Lander Dies At 73
• Texas Tech Escapes Kansas 16-13 Without Coach Wells
• 2 Men Injured In Separate Shootings Across Baltimore Saturday Afternoon, Police Say
• Texas RBs Pile Up 311 Yards, 6 TDs, Clobber Kansas State 69-31
• QB Duggan Paces TCU In 29-22 Win Over No. 19 Oklahoma State
• Massachusetts Reports 5,356 New COVID Cases, 41 Additional Deaths
• Canyon Bakehouse Recalls Certain Products Over Possible Gluten Contamination
• It's Academic: December 5, 2020
• U.S. ends 5 cultural programs with China in further escalation
• Triple Shooting Investigated In West Park
• LAPD Chief: Recommended Budget Cuts Will 'Destroy Public Safety' As Gun Violence Soars
• Suspect Shot, Killed By Officers In Mesquite After Allegedly Hitting Highway Worker
• Crash Temporarily Blocks Westbound Lanes Of Pennsylvania Turnpike
• 'Happy About Where I'm At' | Russell Westbrook Discusses Move To DC
• EXPLAINER: What's Impeding New Jersey's Recreational Marijuana Amendment?
• Penn State Beats Rutgers For 14th Straight Time, 23-7
• NBA Teams That Break COVID Protocols May Lose Games, Draft Picks
• North Texas Businesses Forced To Roll Back To 50% Occupancy, Elective Surgeries Halted
• How Trump can — and can't — spend his Save America PAC funds
• Tampa Super Bowl Could Be Derailed As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Surge
• COVID In Florida: 10,431 New Daily Cases And 91 Additional Deaths
• Hey Ray: The Science Behind The Distance Of Thunderstorms
• San Joaquin Valley ICU Capacity Drops Below 15%, Regional Stay-At-Home Order To Go Into Effect
• 15-Year-Old Dies After Shooting In Stockton Burger King Drive-Thru
• Ohio Police: Man Shoots And Kills Estranged Wife, Himself
• Police Investigating After 22-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed In Stowe Township
• 2 More People Associated With UCLA Athletics Test Positive For COVID-19
• Massive fire devastates historic church, women's shelter in NYC
• Ed's Driveway: Land Rover Defender
• North Hills School District Temporarily Shuts Down Varsity Boys Basketball Program After Player Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Bone-Dry Weather Conditions Continue Grip On San Francisco Bay Area; Lake, Napa Counties In Extreme Drought
• COVID Could Make It Harder To Keep NH Roads Plowed This Winter
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Reports 9,887 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 208 Deaths
• Car Slams Into Centennial Dentist's Office
• NFL Betting Lines In Season Of COVID-19 Are Moving Targets
• Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Currently On Injury List, Status Is 'Questionable'
• No Criminal Charges Filed In Death Of Veteran At Bedford VA Hospital
• 556 Southwest Employees At DIA Asked To Expect Furloughs
• St. Paul Winter Carnival Unveils 2021 Button Designs
• LA County Small Restaurant Grant Program Reopens Following Website Crash
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Hits Second-Most Cases In Single-Day With 3.1K
• Pitkin County Approves COVID Policy Requiring Negative Test Result
• Biden Officially Secures Electoral College Majority After California Certifies Votes (CBS News)
• Oakland Police Warn Of Rise In Carjackings; Delivery, Ride-Share Drivers Targeted
• Chisago County Squad Scar Struck By Pick-Up Truck
• Indiana COVID-19 Update: 7,793 New Cases, 78 Additional Deaths
• Gach, Carr Lead Gophers Past North Dakota 76-67
• Early-Morning House Fire Displaces 2 Adults In NE Miami
• Containment Grows In Bond Fire; 10 Structures Already Damaged
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 12,884 New Coronavirus Cases, Breaking Previous Daily Case Records
• Zoom calls can be held 500 feet in the air in Ferris wheel "cubicles"
• 1 Person Injured, Several Cars Destroyed In Santa Ana Parking Lot Fire
• COVID In MN: 6,337 Cases, 75 Deaths Reported Saturday
• Alabama sheriff's office slammed for "thugshot" Christmas tree decor
• COVID In Pennsylvania: For Third Consecutive Day State Sets Single-Day Record As More Than 12,800 New Cases Reported
• Pittsburgh Steelers Activate DE Stephon Tuitt From Reserve/COVID-19 List
• 29-Year-Old Man Wounded In Shooting Following Car Accident Saturday Morning, Philly Police Say
• What Another Stimulus Deal Could Mean For Jobless Benefits
• US House Of Representatives Passes Bill Decriminalizing Marijuana At Federal Level
• Firefighter Hurt While Battling Intense Flames In Malden
• Newsom's stay-at-home order set to be triggered in Southern California
• Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle
• Coast Guard's Christmas Ship Brings 1,200 Trees To People In Need
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Over 1,000 New Coronavirus Cases
• Thinking Of Welcoming 2021 In Key West, While Partying All Night? Think Again!
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Gov. JB Pritzker Provides Details On State's Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Devil's Slide Rescue: CHP Releases Dramatic Helicopter Video Of Hiker Rescued After Tumbling Off Devil's Slide Cliff
• First subsurface asteroid samples delivered to Earth
• Whitehall Borough Celebrates Light Up Night In Caste Village
• Massachusetts Lawmakers OK $46B Budget With Abortion Expansion Provision
• Santa Rosa Suspect Pursuit Ends With SWAT Vehicle Standoff And Arrest
• IDOT Truck Driver Forced Off Road By Two Drivers Exchanging Gunfire
• SPCA Honors Long Island Officers Who Rescued Dog From Storm Drain
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Tough New Stay At Home Restrictions; 'Dark COVID Winter Has Arrived'; Cash-Strapped Business Owners May Have To Close For Good
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Rain Moves Out, Wind Picks Up
• COVID-19 Relief In Pittsburgh: Corporations Received Millions In PPP While Small Businesses Struggled To Secure Loans
• Giant Bull Elk Harvested In Northern Minnesota
• San Rafael Police Searching For Suspects In Multiple Bay Area Armed Robberies
• Chicago Weather: Partly Sunny Skies And Seasonable Temperatures
• COVID: San Mateo County Will Not Enact Stay At Home Order
• Pennsylvania Turnpike To Close Sunday Morning Between Lansdale & Quakertown Interchanges For Construction
• Saturday Morning Links: December 5, 2020
• Pennsylvania State Police Investigating Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-95 Southbound In Old City Philadelphia
• Philadelphia Police: Man Gunned Down Inside Takeout Restaurant In Olney
• Trump orders most U.S. troops to withdraw from Somalia
• San Francisco Bay Area issues new stay-at-home order
• Arbery shooting suspects pose "significant" danger, judge says
• CDC recommends "universal mask wearing" outside home
• Judge orders restoration of DACA, opens program to new applicants
• Biden officially secures Electoral College majority
• COVID-19 was the leading cause of death in U.S. this week
• House passes marijuana decriminalization bill
• No Injuries Reported After Compressor Explosion In Greene County
• Pittsburgh Weather: Light Snow Showers But No Accumulation Expected
• Cleanup Underway After Water Main Break Causes Sink Hole In Philadelphia's Queen Village Neighborhood
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Lawmakers Unveil $4 Billion Coronavirus Relief Package
• Pittsburgh Public Safety Contains Vacant House Fire In Hazelwood
• Pittsburgh Recreates Historic Kaufmann's Store Windows
• 'This Just Isn't A Good Bill:' Rep. Conor Lamb Explains No Vote On Decriminalizing Marijuana
• Man Accused Of Shooting And Killing A Man Outside Of Monroeville Mall To Stand Trial
• Saturday's Show Info (12/5/20)
• Grandparents Hold Socially-Distant Welcome Celebration For Newborn Grandson
• Black-Owned Businesses Being Featured This Weekend In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Former WVU Associate Professor Sentenced To Probation
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Announces New Police Standards For Mass Protests
• 2 U.S. Marshals Shot Serving Warrant In Bronx; Suspect Wanted For Shooting Massachusetts State Trooper Killed
• All Along the Watchtower - Pandora
• She Is Not A God - The Outpost
• Brad Sherwood 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 10 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Deep Fake Penn - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Long Walk Home - Swamp Thing
• Thorns and All - Tell Me A Story
• Episode 9 - Devils
• Greatest Holiday Commercials Countdown 2020
• Silent Night – A Song For the World
• The Ten Contenders of 2020 - The Christmas Caroler Challenge

Videos from December 5, 2020

• White House replaces Pentagon business advisory board members
• Trump travels to Georgia to campaign ahead of Senate runoff
• Trump campaigns on behalf of GOP candidates in Georgia Senate runoff
• President-elect Joe Biden says economy is stalling
• Parts of New England brace for first nor'easter of season
• CDC calls for universal mask wearing as cases surge
• The Dish: Chef Douglass Williams on his culinary inspirations, living his "dream"
• Amusement park in Japan offers ferris wheel cubicles for stunning views while working remote
• Author Janet Evanovich on her latest Stephanie Plum best-seller
• Head of U.S.' largest transit system on COVID-19 pandemic's impact
• Congress could pass coronavirus stimulus deal before Christmas
• Biden says he would not make coronavirus vaccine mandatory
• Former CDC head urges American to "double down on protection protocols"
• Wuhan, one year later: A look at the coronavirus pandemic's ground zero
• Trump border wall could pose threat to Sierra Madre ecosystem
• Trump rallies for Republican Senators Loeffler and Perdue in Georgia
• COVID-19 surpasses heart disease as leading cause of death in U.S. this week