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Articles from October 31, 2021

• Monday's Show Info (11/1/21)
• 5 Freeway At A Complete Halt Following Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Trick-Or-Treaters Back In Action This Halloween Night In Roseville
• Sugar Rush With Shot In Arm: Group Uses Halloween Event To Get More People Vaccinated
• Police Arrest Suspect in Fatal Shooting at Gilroy Councilwoman's House
• Fort Collins Police Services To Review Actions Of Officer Who Used Force On Woman At Mennonite Church
• Shooting At Florin Road Walmart Leaves Man In Critical Condition
• Carmelo Anthony scores 23, leads Lakers past Rockets 95-85
• 'There's Bodies On The Floor:' Two Dead, Over a Dozen Injured In Mass Shooting At Halloween Party In Joliet
• Chicago Weather: A Colder And Drier Week To Come
• Cooper Rush And Cowboys Rally Past Vikings In Final Minute 20-16
• How To Reserve A Denver Park In 2022 Through Denver Parks And Recreation
• Man Dies In North Minneapolis Shooting Sunday
• Astros Take Game 5 Behind Maldonado's 3 RBIs, Still Trail In World Series 3-2
• Chicago Hauntings: Tales Of Our City's Ghosts
• NYC Vaccine Mandate: Officials Say Sanitation Contingencies In Place, NYPD And FDNY Trying To Fill Gaps
• Late-Game Execution Was Not Lacking And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Khadeir Harris Arrested, Charged In Connection To Strawberry Mansion Hit-And-Run That Left Ja-Kha House Dead, Police Say
• Don Orsillo Shares Memories Of Jerry Remy: 'I'm So Thankful For Him'
• 'He Was Always There For Us': Red Sox Nation Mourns Death Of Jerry Remy
• David Ortiz, Pedro Martinez Among Red Sox Reacting To Death Of Jerry Remy
• Roche: For Red Sox Fans, Jerry Remy 'Became Part Of Your Life'
• Graffiti Found At High School In El Monte Indicated Shooting Would Occur On Campus Monday
• Jerry Remy, Red Sox Legend, Dies At 68 After Battle With Cancer
• American Airlines Cancels Hundreds Of Flights, Leaving Plenty Of South Florida Travelers Stranded
• Community Groups Hold Positive Programming On Halloween Night In Hyde Park, As Community Hopes To Avoid Mayhem Of Years Past
• Chicago Hauntings: The Horrors Of The Iroquois Theater Fire That Killed 602 People Downtown In 1903, And Stories About Ghosts Left Behind
• Village Halloween Parade Returns After Year Hiatus Due To COVID-19 With Themes Geared Toward Children
• Off-Duty CPD Officer Charged With Reckless Discharge Of Firearm; Prosecutors Say She Shot At Carjackers Who Had Not Threatened Her In Busy Evergreen Park Parking Lot
• Halloween Night In Salem Returns With Shoulder-To-Shoulder Street Traffic
• Will Saints Call Cam Newton After Jameis Winston's Injury?
• Suspected Car Thief Hospitalized After Being Shot By Driver In Lynn
• One Woman Dead, Another Hospitalized After Shooting Outside Bar In Midlothian
• 30 Years Later, Minnesota Still Awed By Epic Halloween Blizzard Of 1991
• Harden's 59th Career Triple-Double Leads Nets To Easy Win Over Pistons
• NYPD Investigating Theft Of Car In Queens That Reportedly Had Child In Backseat
• New Jersey Wraps Up First-Ever Early In-Person Voting Ahead Of Election Day
• SCOTUS Hearing On Texas Abortion Law Could Be Tipping Point
• American Airlines Cancels More Than 1,000 More Flights Sunday
• Burlingame Neighborhood Welcomes Trick-or-Treaters With Ghoulish Glee
• Hundreds Participate In Radnor Run To Help Those Affected By Lung Disease
• Getzlaf breaks tie with Selanne for Ducks' points record in win over Canadiens, 4-2
• Travelers Left Feeling Frustrated At Philadelphia International Airport As American Airlines Cancels Thousands Of Flights
• Clippers Partner With LA Regional Food Bank To Feed Over 1,000 Families
• Halloween 2021: The Holiday Creeps Back To Normalcy After A Scary 2020
• West Sacramento Police Investigate Bryte Park Shooting
• City Officials To Vote On Sleep Train Arena Redevelopment Plans
• 13-Year-Old Boy Shot In McKeesport, Police Investigating
• Trick-Or-Treaters Take To The Streets Again In Pittsburgh This Halloween
• Suspect Arrested In Hit-And-Run That Left 6 Injured When Driver Plowed Through Crowd At Halloween Party
• Devils Fall To Blue Jackets In Shootout
• Stroke And Heart Attack Survivors, Families March In Pittsburgh Heart Walk
• Gary Patterson Out At TCU In 21st Season Coaching Horned Frogs
• Nathaniel Corser Indicted For Dealing Fentanyl Near School And Causing Another Man's Overdose
• Mac Jones Upset With His Own Performance, But Happy With All-Around Play By Patriots In Win Over Chargers
• Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting Sunday In Van Nuys
• Lakewood Shooting: 2 Dead, 2 Others Hurt Overnight On Alameda Avenue
• Embattled East Bay School Board President Faces Recall Drive
• Broncos Block 2 Field Goals In 17-10 Win Over Washington, Stop 4-Game Slide
• 'Cruise For Lou' Jeep Club Remembers Louis Vignone And Benefits Charity In His Memory
• Blue Line Service Halted Between Damen And Racine After Man Jumps In Front Of Train At Clark/Lake
• Despite 4th-Quarter Rally, Kings Fall To Mavs 105-99
• The Irish cave known as hell's entrance — and Halloween's birthplace
• Port Discovery Hosted Family Friendly Halloween Celebration
• Friends And Family Gather To Remember Taylor Lee Banks 7 Years After His Death
• Boulder Police Step Up Patrols As Wild Weekend Continues
• Ups And Downs: Patriots Defense Stands Tall In Convincing Win Over Chargers
• Election Night Is Just Two Days Away, Will You Be Voting?
• Volunteers Plant 36 Trees At Garden Honoring Emmett Till's Mother, As They Work To Turn His Childhood House Into A Museum
• Tom Brady Loses Game For Bucs With Pick-Six To Saints' P.J. Williams
• Dog Dies After Getting Trampled By Moose While Running On Summit County Trail Ahead Of Owners
• Colorado Search & Rescue Groups Warn Hikers Against Relying Solely On Your Cellphone After Hiker Ignores Calls
• New Yorkers Join Taxi Drivers Staging Hunger Strike In Effort To Get Additional Medallion Debt Relief
• 'Thank You From The Bottom Of My Heart': Peyton Manning Inducted Into Denver Broncos Ring Of Fame
• Late pick-six propels Patriots past Chargers, 27-24
• Ben Roethlisberger Gives Gloves To Fan After Win Against Cleveland Browns
• POLL: Which Unit Came Up Bigger For The Patriots In Week 8?
• Colorful Celebration Of Life Held In Pilsen For Día De Muertos, Or Day Of The Dead
• Ofrenda, Or Altar, Set Up For Fallen Chicago Police Officer Ella French In Conjunction With Día de Muertos
• Search On For Suspects Who Carjacked Man At Gunpoint In West Loop
• Reese's Cups Are California's Top-Selling Halloween Candy This Year, Analysts Say
• Adrian Phillips Pick-Six Fuels Patriots' Win Over Chargers In Los Angeles
• Iafallo caps Kings' rally to beat Sabres 3-2
• Man Shot When Bullets Come Through His Living Room Window In Chicago Lawn
• Yuval Noah Harari on the future of the human race
• Cowboys' Dak Prescott Not Playing Sunday Night Vs. Vikings
• White's Epic Performance Leads Jets To Stunning Win Over Bengals
• American Airlines Cancels 1,500 Flights Citing Severe Weather And Staff Shortage
• Why a nonprofit architecture firm is staffing-up with filmmakers
• "Sapiens" author speaks to 60 Minutes
• The MASS model of community-focused architecture
• Texas Man Arrested For Stabbing His Father To Death
• How Daniel Ortega tightened his grip on power in Nicaragua
• Chicago Communities Go Extra Mile To Ensure Safety For Kids, Teens, And Adults This Halloween
• White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki Says She Has COVID-19
• Bill Belichick Makes Curious Challenge Decision Vs. Chargers, Patriots Burn All Three Timeouts In Short Span
• Cyclist Hospitalized After Hit-&-Run Crash In NW Miami-Dade
• 2 Dead, 1 Injured Following NW Miami-Dade Shooting
• Stafford Has 3 TD Passes As Rams Roll Past Texans 38-22
• BART Runs Special Halloween Late Service
• Baltimore County Residents Clean Up The Debris Left From The Major Flooding
• Body Found In Burning Van In South LA
• Viewing Being Held Sunday For Fallen Hollywood Police Officer Yandy Chirino
• New Jersey State Police Searching For Woman Who Escaped Edna Mahan Correctional Facility
• Justin Fields Runs For 103 Yards, But Bears Falter In Second Half And Lose To 49ers
• 2 People Taken To Hospital After Car Crash In Elizabeth Township
• Big Ben, Steelers Survive Kicking Scare, Bury Browns 15-10
• 'Stick By Our Side': Food Shelves Urge Communities To Donate Heading Into Holidays
• US Postal Service Says No Mail-In Ballots Were Thrown Out In South Boston After Allegations
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Help Your Pets On Halloween
• Teen Arrested After Fatal Shooting At Councilmember's Home
• Penguins Recall P.O Joseph As Pettersson, Ruhwedel Added To COVID-19 Protocol List
• Police Searching For 2 People Who Shot Into Lauderhill Woman's Bedroom
• American Airlines Cancels Hundreds Of Weekend Flights, Including 50 At LAX
• Police Investigating Reported Armed Robbery Near Penn State's Campus
• 1 Dead After 3 Women Struck In Hit-And-Run On I-20 Shoulder In Fort Worth
• Man In Body Armor, Military Fatigues Arrested On Weapons Charges In SoCal
• Garoppolo Leads Way as 49ers Beat Bears to Stop Slide
• Ravens Move Into First Place In The AFC North On Their Week Off
• WATCH: Mac Jones Connects On Early Deep Ball To Nelson Agholor Vs. Chargers
• City Council Advances Plan To Make Hays Wood Newest Pittsburgh Park
• Peyton Manning Deflects Speculation He's In Talks With Any Potential New Owners Of The Denver Broncos
• Chicago Police Alert Residents Of Recent Carjackings In Logan Square And Bucktown
• Chicago Hauntings: The Sinister Men Who Were Executed At The Old Cook County Jail Gallows, And Sightings At The River North Firehouse Now In Its Place
• Mistakes Pile Up In Dolphins' 26-11 Loss To Bills
• Stephon Gilmore Makes Late Interception To Help Seal Win In Panthers Debut
• 1 Killed, 9 Wounded At Texas Halloween Party, Police Say
• Man with knife on Tokyo train stabs several before starting fire, police say
• 15-Year-Old Shot In Stockton; No Suspect Has Been Arrested
• 'High, Unsafe Speed' A Factor In Deadly Motorcycle Crash, Arlington Police Say
• Baltimore Fire Department Responds To Row Home Collapse In South Baltimore
• Boston Scott, Jordan Howard Score 2 TDs Apiece As Eagles Dominate Detroit Lions
• Man Shot And Killed While Waiting In Drive-Thru Line At Dallas Fast Food Restaurant
• Trump does controversial "tomahawk chop" at World Series
• Police: Woman Shot At Halloween Party In Shopping Center
• Woman Arrested In Grass Valley Hit-And-Run Crash Involving Skateboarder
• Woman Killed After Being Shot In The Face In Gresham
• Former Mass. GOP Chair: Diehl Defeating Baker In Potential Primary Would Be 'End Of The Republican Party In Massachusetts'
• Dallas Officer Out Of Hospital After Being Injured In Crash Saturday
• Stanford Stunned in Final Seconds, Falls to Washington 20-13
• North Texas Nonprofit Shares Tips On Making Halloween Sweeter For Special Needs Children
• Shooting In Lansing Leaves 1 Man Dead
• Rhamondre Stevenson Active For Patriots, Austin Ekeler Active For Chargers
• Steelers Kicker Chris Boswell Ruled Out For Rest Of Browns Game After Being Evaluated For Concussion
• Affordable Housing Ballot Measures Could Impact Colorado Mountain Communities
• 'Can Often Only Stretch So Far': Lack Of Staffing To Force Adams 12 Five Star Schools To Close For A Day
• Fright Acres Haunted House Reopens Following Fire That May Have Been Set By 2 People
• Grassroots Organization in Santa Clara Wishes to Revive City's Downtown Area
• Lab-Grown Coffee: Scientists Working On Beanless Brews
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on October 31, 2021
• Cal Fire to Lift Burn Permit Suspension in Monterey, San Benito Counties
• Trick-Or-Treating Sunday Night? Have These Simple COVID Precautions In Place
• 16-Year-Old Shot During Haverhill Halloween Party
• Man Armed With Paintball Pistol Injured In Officer-Involved Shooting In Long Beach
• Man Shot To Death After Argument In Aurora
• Ryan Shazier Says Tom Brady's Comment On Defensive Players Was 'Ignorant'
• Police Alert Residents In Logan Square Of Recent Garage Burglaries
• Kitchen Fire in Rohnert Park Apartment Displaces Residents
• Facing South Florida: Cuba's Fight for Freedom
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Shooting At Marijuana Dispensary In Valinda
• Thomas Richards, University Of Pittsburgh Board Of Trustees Chairman, Dies
• Facing South Florida: COVID Vaccine Misinformation
• Inside SoCal: 10/31 Wrap-Up
• Transcript: Dr. Claire Boogaard on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Ro Khanna on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: John Curtis on "Face the Nation"
• Parolee Accused Of Breaking Into Relative's Home In Simi Valley
• Facing South Florida: Election Day 2021
• Khanna says he'll vote for infrastructure and social spending bills
• Prosecutors Begin Round 2 Of Arguing Alfonso Rodriguez's Death Penalty
• Sunday Spotlight: Onala Recovery Center's Mission To Help People Reclaim Their Lives
• Probe Underway After Woman Is Shot, Killed In Claremont
• Sonoma Man Flips Car after Fleeing Officers in Santa Rosa
• Transcript: Gina Raimondo on "Face the Nation"
• Early Voting Ends Sunday In New York And New Jersey
• International Boat Show Brings Big Business To Fort Lauderdale
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Upper 50s, Mostly Clear Skies Sunday Evening, Good For Trick-Or-Treating!
• Preparations Underway For Return Of NYC Village Halloween Parade
• Boston Beats Panthers, Stops Season-Opening Win Streak At 8
• Jerry Remy, Red Sox Legend, Dead At 68 After Battle With Cancer
• Butler Has 27, Heat Make 21 3s And Rout Grizzlies 129-103
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 636 New Cases And 13 New Deaths Reported
• Local Groups Join Up To Open Playground In North Braddock
• People, Homes 'Vanish' Due To 2020 Census' New Privacy Method
• COVID: Mixed Indicators of Economic Recovery in San Francisco as Restrictions Ease
• Plan To Replace Minneapolis PD Worries Many Black Residents
• Where there's a will, there's a way: The case for advance planning
• Fire Damages 4-Plex In Maple Grove
• Suspect Taken Into Custody Following South Side Stabbing
• The return of ABBA: The start of a new "Voyage"
• Sunday Morning Science Lab October Winner Lilly Thorpe Exposes Impact Of Sunscreens On Environment
• San Bruno to Hold Community Workshop on Redistricting Effort
• Kal Penn on his unlikely stardom
• 'All Systems Go': Halloween Forecast Is Good News For Trick-Or-Treaters
• Seven Injured In Early Morning Concord Willow Pass Road Crash
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Crash On I-57 Near 127th Street
• Haunting portraits of abandoned houses
• Kids photographed as the superheroes they really are
• Man In Critical Condition After Early Morning Carrick Shooting
• Why nightmares might actually be a good thing
• G20 countries make commitments on climate neutrality
• Fatal Halloween Party Shooting Leaves Neighbors Stunned; 'We Heard The Gunshots, A Bunch Of Them'
• Michigan Matters: Education in the Spotlight!
• Aid groups urge U.S. to help Afghan allies "before it's too late"
• Transcript: Secretary of State Antony Blinken on "Face the Nation"
• Man Shot And Killed In Ukrainian Village
• 1 Person Dead After Being Struck On I-290
• Stretch Of Rt. 51 Closed Near Ambridge-Aliquippa Bridge Due To Landslide
• Chicago Weather: Clear Skies And Temps, Freeze Warning In Some Areas
• Mo Rocca stars in the Off-Broadway comedy "Fairycakes"
• NYC Vaccine Mandate: Mayor Says 91% Of City Workers Have At Least 1 Shot, Pushback Heats Up From Those Still Fighting
• NYPD: 7-Year-Old Robert Resto Killed In Washington Heights Apartment Fire, Child's Grandmother In Critical Condition
• New York Weather: CBS2's Halloween Forecast
• Patriots-Chargers Week 8 Predictions: Can New England Pull Off A Road Upset In Los Angeles?
• Alec Baldwin Calls Deadly "Rust" Shooting A "One-In-A-Trillion Event"
• Pittsburgh Weather: Trick-Or-Treat Forecast
• 26-Year-Old Killed In Crash On Rt. 422 In Kittanning Twp.
• Mom Whose Son Was Killed Robbing Retired Oakland Police Capt. Questions Use of Deadly Force
• 2 Killed, 4 Injured In Avalon Park Crash
• Sunday's Show Info (10/31/21)
• Americans plan to hand out treats this Halloween
• CBS News Poll: One in two Americans enjoy watching scary movies
• Patriots-Chargers Week 8 News, Notes And Fun Facts

Videos from October 31, 2021

• Lights For The Fight: Ben Franklin Bridge
• Yuval Noah Harari: The 2021 60 Minutes interview
• A new model of architecture with communities in mind
• How Daniel Ortega tossed democracy aside to maintain power in Nicaragua
• 10/31/2021: Democracy Lost, A New Model, The Future of Sapiens
• Exploring Ireland for Halloween's origins
• Future of adult daycare center in doubt due to COVID pandemic and founder's death
• Atlanta Braves tradition draws scrutiny
• Alec Baldwin speaks publicly about shooting victim: "She was my friend"
• Pfizer vaccine nears approval for children and teens
• Cloud of gloom hanging over U.N. climate summit in Glasgow
• Climate change takes center stage at G20 as Biden speaks on close of summit
• Yuval Noah Harari on how he met his husband
• Why Yuval Noah Harari meditates
• "Sapiens" gives a fresh take on existing research
• Yuval Noah Harari on how he turned his lecture notes into a bestseller
• An update on the Facebook whistleblower
• Why architecture firm MASS Design has a film unit
• Biden wraps up G20 summit
• Biden says it's "disappointing" Russia and China "basically didn't show up" with commitments
• Legends: Mike Smrek
• Supreme Court to hear lawsuits against Texas abortion law
• World leaders gather in Glasgow for climate change summit
• New Jersey and Virginia prepare for tight gubernatorial races
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 10/31/2021
• Virginia and New Jersey residents ready for gubernatorial races
• Pediatrician Claire Boogaard stresses safety of COVID-19 vaccine for kids
• Parents across the U.S. prepare for COVID vaccines for 5-11 year olds
• GOP Congressman John Curtis explains decision to attend Glasgow climate summit
• World leaders meet in Glasgow to address climate change
• Face The Nation with Margaret Brennan: Phillips, Curtis, Boogaard
• Ro Khanna, leading House progressive, says he's ready to vote for infrastructure and social spending bills
• Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo says fixing supply chain issues will take "a little bit of time"
• Blinken says Glasgow summit is “launching pad” for global climate fight
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," October 31
• 10/31: Blinken, Raimondo, Boogaard
• Nature: Undersea Indonesia
• Time to plan for your death!
• Shin Lim's magic
• The return of ABBA
• Driven to serve
• Kal Penn on his memoir, "You Can't Be Serious"
• Huma Abedin speaks out
• Haunting portraits of abandoned houses
• Capturing kids' inner superheroes
• Scary movies, and facing our fears
• Blinken says U.S. working "24/7" to evacuate Afghan allies
• Blinken details U.S. diplomacy in interview with Margaret Brennan
• Mo Rocca stars in Off-Broadway's "Fairycakes"