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Articles from November 4, 2021

• Goldstein Investigates: Burgeoning Business Of Black Market Vaccine Cards
• Another Weekend Closure Scheduled For 101 Freeway Near Downtown LA
• Major Retailers Roll Back Thanksgiving Day Shopping as Pandemic Drags On
• Investigators Continuing Their Search For Heidi Planck Find More Video
• Brandon Saad Leads Blues Past Sharks
• Nevada City Police Asking For Help Identifying Man In Photo Found With Box Of Remains
• Group Sues Colorado Over Law Banning Native American Mascots
• Lakers Give Up Another Lead To The Thunder In 107-104 Loss
• Stephanie Martinez, Who Beat 80-Year-Old Man To Death, Could Receive Probation
• Highway 49 Rehabilitation Project In Auburn Delayed As Malfunctioning Traffic Sensors Cause Headache For Drivers
• Friday's Show Info (11/5/21)
• Deputy, Suspect Hit By Rolling Patrol Car While Fighting In North Highlands
• Number Of Unruly Flight Passenger Reports Soaring In 2021
• Charges: Christopher Shepersky Stabbed Woman, Held Her Hostage For Hours In Belgrade Home
• Magic Johnson Opens Up About His Health, Career 30 Years After HIV Diagnosis
• Surly Introduces Scholarship To Bring More Diversity Into Brewing: 'It Will Make Us Stronger'
• Calif. Commission Allows Temporary Expansion Of Gas Storage At Aliso Canyon
• COVID In Colorado: Your Childhood Vaccine Questions About Health Impacts, Side Effects Answered
• Hiker's Remains Tentatively Identified 38 Years After Rudi Moder Went Missing In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Chicago Weather: Clear And Chilly To Start On Friday
• 34th Ward Streets And San Supt. Kenneth Austin, Son Of Ald. Carrie Austin, Was Suspended For Telling A Resident To Move To Another Neighborhood -- And He's Been Suspended Before
• Children Ages 5 To 11 Start Getting Vaccinated At New York City-Run Sites
• Will Patriots Make A Play For DeSean Jackson Or Odell Beckham Jr.?
• Towns Offering Up To $200 An Hour Due To Snow Plow Driver Shortage
• North Highlands Man Indicted In Sacramento County Drug Trafficking Investigation
• Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Over A Dozen Knifepoint Robberies In Manhattan
• Police Arrest Woman Accused Of Shoving 2-Year-Old To Ground In The Bronx
• West Hollywood Approves $17.64 Minimum Wage, Highest In Nation
• Man Arrested In Indiana For LA Metro Train Murder In October
• New Grand Jury Seated As Trump Criminal Probe Continues
• Students At Charter School In Pittsburgh Eat Lunch Outside In Tent To Help Mitigate Spread Of COVID-19
• Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo Cast In Film Version Of Hit Broadway Musical 'Wicked'
• I-Team: 'Holy God, I Killed My Own Son,' Former Cult Leader Jacques Robidoux Wants To Help Others Avoid Mind Control
• Principal Patricia Lampron Beaten Unconscious At Dorchester's Henderson School, Student Charged
• Pittsburgh Tapped To Host Meeting Of World's Energy Ministers
• Florida Launching Fight Against New Biden Administration Vaccination Requirements
• What Are The Best Ways To Save On Gas?
• Justice Department Sues Texas Over New Election Law; 'Will Disenfranchise Citizens'
• 'He Saved Their Life': Loved Ones Remember Raymond Lighty, Gunned Down In Car With Daughters In South Philadelphia
• Smash and Grab: Suspects Use Van As Battering Ram, Plow Through Baltimore Pharmacy In Latest ATM Theft
• Mother Shot In Leg While Pushing 2-Year-Old In Stroller In The Bronx
• Armstrong Students Grades 7-12 Banned From Belmont Complex After Shouting Vulgar, Sexist Chants Towards Female Goalie
• Funeral For Colin Powell Being Held Friday In Washington
• 'I Like The Feeling That I'm Going To Be Safe From COVID': Hundreds Of Children In West Baltimore Receive First Dose Of COVID Vaccine
• Home Alone: Tips For Coping With An Empty Nest
• 2 Teens Wounded In Shooting Near Chicago Vocational High School; Business Owner Rushes In To Save Others
• Chicago Public Schools System Cancels Classes For Friday, Nov. 12, For 'Vaccine Awareness Day'
• Baltimore Loses Appeal To Block 'Church Militant' Rally Featuring Far Right Speakers
• GBMC Nurses Protest Vaccine Mandate At Hospital
• Backlog In Illinois Unemployment Callback Queue Reduced To Lowest Number We've Seen All Year
• Maryland Weather: Frost Advisory, Freeze Warnings Issued For Areas Across The Region
• Prosecutors Seek 45-Day Prison Sentence For Bradley Rukstales, First Illinois Resident To Plead Guilty In Capitol Insurrection
• Vigil Held For Thomas DeLaCruz Jr., 13-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed While Trick-Or-Treating In Hammond, Indiana
• Business Owner Charged With Shooting Burglary, Car Theft Suspect In Minneapolis
• Firefighters Extinguish Fire That Gutted Koreatown Karaoke Bar And Pool Hall
• Organ Donor, Recipient Running New York City Marathon To Raise Money For American Liver Foundation
• Construction Continues On Chimney Hollow Reservoir In Northern Colorado
• Walnut Room Christmas Tree Ready For Lighting At Macy's
• Shots Fired On I-57 Near 147th Street; Lanes Shut Down For Investigation Afterward
• Person Wounded In Shooting On I-80 In Joliet
• Jon Stewart Calls On Congress To Pass Legislation Helping Veterans Suffering From Effects Of Toxic Exposure
• Person Shot On Eisenhower Expressway In Western Suburbs; Inbound Lanes Shut Down For Investigation Afterward
• Joe Dumars Fieldhouse Reopens In Detroit After Closing Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Connecticut Launches 'Screen And Stay' Program Designed To Keep Kids In School In Event Of COVID Exposure
• Electric Buses Join The Fleet For Denver Public Schools
• Some Mass. School Districts Will Host COVID Vaccine Clinics For Kids 5-11
• Celtics Crank Up Defense Again, Roll Past Heat 95-78
• Your Favorite Comfort Foods Are Getting More Expensive
• Panthers Top Caps In OT For Franchise's Best 10-Game Start
• WJZ Exclusive: Mayor Brandon Scott Opens Up About Confronting Baltimore's Struggles
• Ford Unveils 1970s-Inspired Electric Pickup Truck
• NJ TRANSIT Adding 36 More Trains To Meet Increasing Demand
• Supply Chain Woes Pressure Bay Area Retailers as Holidays Loom
• Clarkston Man Arrested, Accused Of Stealing Tip Jars From Oakland County Businesses
• 15-Year-Old Arrested In Connection With Attempted Sexual Assault In Plymouth Restroom
• NYC Buildings Lit Up To Mark First Day Of Diwali
• Councilmember Mark Squilla Proposes Dynamic Priced Parking As Solution To Philadelphia's Parking Problems
• COVID: Rush Begins For Bay Area Parents To Vaccinate Kids Before Holidays
• East River Park Demolition Temporarily Blocked
• Extra Security Coming to Dallas' Uptown Neighborhood; 'Almost Every Week We Hear Some Shots Fired'
• Big Rig Chase Challenges CHP Pursuit Tactics
• Kris Letang's Overtime Winner Lifts Penguins Past Flyers
• Patrice Bergeron Scores 4, Bruins Beat Red Wings 5-1
• Kobe Bryant's Nike Sneakers Expected To Go For $38,000 At Auction
• Letang's Overtime Winner Lifts Penguins Past Flyers, 3-2
• Davis Mom Says Teen Son Got COVID Vaccine At CVS Without Her Consent
• Seth Curry, Tyrese Maxey Lead Shorthanded Sixers Past Pistons
• Ingrid Encalda LaTorre Granted 1 Year Stay Of Removal That Allows Her To Leave Church Refuge
• Las Vegas Remembers Tina Tintor, Victim Of Deadly Ruggs' Crash
• 'This Could Be Disastrous' - Texas Businesses Push Back Against New Federal Vaccine Requirements
• Thousands Of Nurses And Health Care Professionals At Kaiser Permanente Plan To Strike
• Only 25% Of Homeowners Have Permits To Rebuild More Than 1 Year After East Troublesome Fire Destroyed 366 Homes
• Pittsburg Police Arrest Peeping Tom Suspect in Michael Myers Halloween Mask
• NYC, 4 Labor Unions Reach Agreement On Vaccine Mandates For City Workers; Firefighter Unions Submit Counter-Offer
• Fort Worth Launches Mobile Pop-Up Vaccine Clinic For Kids
• Anne Arundel County Increases Allocation For Bus Driver Bonuses
• LA Pride's In-Person Parade Set To Return In June 2022 After 2-Year Hiatus Due To COVID
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 13-Year-Old
• Massachusetts student charged after principal knocked unconscious
• UPDATE: Giants Star Buster Posey Leaves His Heart In San Francisco
• Health Director Dr. Ferrer Gives OK To LA Marathon
• Defiant Jack Ciattarelli Still Not Conceding New Jersey Governor's Race To Incumbent Phil Murphy
• UPDATE: City Hall Hearing Held on Millennium Tower's Sinking Problem
• Firefighters Respond to Train Fire In Pomona
• Red-Tailed Hawk Freed After Getting Stuck In Police Car's Push Bumper
• 3 Injured in 2-Alarm House Fire In North San Jose
• Appeals Court Ends Lawsuit Blocking California's Assisted Death Law
• Woman Sues Dodgers And Live Nation For Assault In September
• South Taurid Meteors Expected To Peak Early Friday
• 'Decade Of Growth Lost': Study Shows Financial, Social Impacts On Arts, Culture, Scientific Nonprofit Organizations During Pandemic
• How To Schedule COVID-19 Vaccines For Kids 5-11 In Northern California
• Elk Grove Mom Injured At New Park Calls For Safety Changes
• Wild Southland Pursuit With Stolen Big Rig Turns Into Standoff In Santa Ana; 22-Year-Old Bryan Santana Of LA Arrested
• Kings' Richaun Holmes Fined $15K For Tossing Headband Into Stands
• Illegal Gambling Den, Marijuana Grow Operation Busted In San Jose; Weapons Seized, 2 Arrested
• One Man Killed, One Wounded In West Garfield Park Shooting
• Man Critically Hurt In 'Rapid Fire' South Minneapolis Drive-By Shooting
• UPDATE: San Jose Police Civilian Employee Re-Arrested On Child Porn Charges
• St. Paul Man Accused Of Trying To Kill Police Officer By Driving Into Squad Car
• Gas Leak In Cupertino Prompts Evacuation Of Office Buildings
• Residents Fighting To Prevent Demolition Of Rego Park Synagogue, Tell Developer They Don't Want Another High Rise
• Theranos Investor Goes on Witness Stand in Fraud Trial
• Columbus Circle, Hudson Yards To Host Free Performances By Broadway Stars
• UCLA Students Comment On Toia's Profanity-Laced Tirade
• Detroit Native, Former US Rep. Barbara-Rose Collins Dies At 82
• LA County's Vaccine Verification In Effect For Bars, Wineries, Breweries, Nightclubs And Lounges
• State Sen. Tina Polsky Continues Getting Threatening & Vulgar Messages Over Mask Confrontation With Florida Surgeon General
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Pledges To Accept First Paychecks In Bitcoin
• Natural Gas Industry Says Producers Are Better Preparing Their Facilities For Winter
• 13-Year-Old Survivor Of Deadly I-79 School Bus Crash Recalls 'Traumatic' Moments
• Denver Health School-Based Centers Offer COVID Vaccination Clinics For Children 5 And Up
• Sydney Segal Says It Was An 'Honor For America' To Watch Her Compete On 'Survivor 41'
• Fire Burns Home in West San Jose; 1 Injured
• MLB Work Stoppage Could Be Coming If New Agreement Isn't Reached; White Sox Player Rep Lucas Giolito Says Both Sides 'Want To Get Something Done'
• Queens Man Martin Motta Arrested In Connection To 1976 Murder Of World War I Veteran George Seitz
• 'I'm Really Proud Of Him. We All Are': 5-Year-Old Pumpkin Farmer Raises More Than $500 For Local Church
• Minneapolis Carjacking Victim Says He Was 'Absolutely In Shock' By Suspect's Young Age
• Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Chosen In Maryland For 1st Time
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Stands With UIC Law Students Calling For The Firing Of A Professor Accused Of Using Racial Slurs
• Brookfield Zoo Shares Photos Of Newborn Kirk's Dik-Dik, A Tiny Antelope
• Terrell Football And Basketball Teams: Like Father, Like Son
• Giants Star Buster Posey Leaves His Heart In San Francisco
• Jack Ciattarelli, Not Conceding, Says New Jersey Governor's Race Result Will Be Legal, Fair
• In Wake Of Tuesday's Election, Republicans Line Up To Take On Josh Shapiro In 2022 Pennsylvania Governor's Race
• Long Island Food Pantry Receives Outpouring Of Support After Losing Food, Equipment In August Fire
• Kobe Bryant's 2004 sneakers expected to fetch up to $38,000 at auction
• Mother of famed climber summits El Capitan to celebrate turning 70
• Minnesota Lawmakers Revive Push To Legalize Sports Betting Next Session
• With Illinois Supreme Court Having Ruled Cook County Gun Tax Unconstitutional, Des Plaines Gun Shop Explains Why They Took Up Fight
• Afghan orphans adjust to life in U.S.
• Republicans Make Gains In New York City Council For First Time Since 2009 Amid Nationwide Red Wave
• COVID In Colorado: Demand High For Vaccines For Ages 5-11
• Newark Man Accused Of Threatening To Kill Federal Judge
• Texas Real Estate Agent Jenna Ryan Sentenced To Prison For Actions During January 6 Capitol Riot; 'You Win!!! I'm Going To Prison'
• Ruth Ann Minner, Delaware's First And Only Female Governor, Dies
• Two Taken To Hospital After Crash With Medic
• Amidst Already Unforgettable Season, Hampton Talbots Ready To Leave Their Mark In 4A Football Playoffs
• Climate change forces Native American tribes to relocate
• 'Friends' Set Draws Fans From Far And Wide
• A Civilian Running The NYPD? Sources Tell CBS2 Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Is Considering It
• City Controller Report Shows Just How Bad Trash Pickup Situation Is In Philadelphia
• Famous Falcon At UC Berkeley Recovering At Lindsay Wildlife Hospital After Injuries
• Fox Chapel Area School District Students To Learn Remotely On Snow Days
• Former Boulder County Sheriff's Deputies Get Prison Sentences After Death Of Demetrius Shankling
• ALCOSAN's $2.5B Plan To Clean Rivers Costs Ratepayers, Raises Objections From Environmentalists
• California town wants federal help with lingering stench
• Runners, Fans, Organizers Simply Thrilled New York City Marathon Will Be Back On Sunday
• 'Something Dangerous Was Going to Happen': Witness at Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Speaks About Encounter With Shooter
• Wormtown Brewery's 'Worcester's Finest' Honors Fallen Police Officer Manny Familia
• Dallas ISD Child Vaccine Locations, Information
• SF Board of Education President Denounces 'Zoom Bomb' Attack
• New Jersey Inferno: Car Crash Involving Deer, Tanker Truck Ignites Massive Fireball In Ocean County
• Maryland Begins Run Vs Top 25 Foes, Hosts No. 22 Penn State
• Parents, Hermosa Community Members Want CPS To Help Rebuild After Nixon Elementary School Playground Is Set On Fire
• Wegmans Ranked Best Place To Work In Retail
• 9-Year-Old Who Emptied Piggy Bank For First Responders Gets COVID-19 Vaccine In Queens
• 'We Don't Anticipate Any Supply Issues': Massachusetts Pushes To Get Young Kids Vaccinated Against COVID
• Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival Returns For Its 36th Year
• 'This One I'll Remember The Rest Of My Life': Twin Cities Officer Breaks Up Dueling Eagles
• CBS2's Steve Overmyer Takes A Behind-The-Scenes Look At 'The Drew Barrymore Show'
• Residents In West Town Concerned After 19 Armed Robberies And Carjackings Within Weeks Of Each Other
• Unidentified Remains Believed To Be Man Missing 38 Years Found In Rocky Mountain National Park
• No Bail For State Trooper Christopher Baldner, Accused Of Killing 11-Year-Old Monica Goods
• 64-Year-Old Man Sentenced To 43 Years For Kidnapping, Assault And Other Charges
• LAFD Extinguishes 2 Brush Fires Burning Near 118 Freeway In Porter Ranch
• Truck Driver Edward Durr Defeats New Jersey State Senate President Incumbent Steve Sweeney, AP Projects
• New Program Aims To Help Police Officers Struggling With Job-Related Stress
• Bears Practice: David Montgomery, Coach Matt Nagy Return; Justin Fields Says He Continues To Grow
• 'Lot Of Heavy Lifting': Illegal Pete's One Of The Many Colorado Businesses Readying For New Vaccine Mandate
• Year Later, Guilty Plea Likely In Woman's Fatal Stabbing In Mount Pleasant
• 'He Touched So Many Lives': Red Sox Fans Pay Respects To Jerry Remy At Public Wake In Waltham
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 9: Can Dolphins' Myles Gaskin Finally Be Productive?
• CPD Issues New Community Alert For Armed Robberies In Bucktown, Logan Square, Wicker Park
• Miami PD Needs Help Finding Man Who Broke Into Home, Stole Electronics & Tools
• Officer Brian Sicknick, Det. Joseph Seals Among Those Remembered At Annual 'Blue Mass' In Newark
• Horseshoe Casino Closes Thursday Due To Plumbing Issue
• Ex-coach's name crossed off Stanley Cup over sex assault allegations
• Taste With Tori: High School Buddies Spice Up Old Hometown Gem In Skippack To Create Well Fed
• Low-Cost Competition Heats Up At Miami International Airport
• LA Animal Services To Open Third Pet Food Pantry At North Central Shelter
• Alleged Bathroom Bullying Incident At Valley High School Under Investigation By Police And School District
• Pharmacies, Hospitals & Pediatrician Offices All Gearing Up To Offer COVID Vaccines To Kids 5 & Up
• San Francisco Police Save Pet, Arrest Suspect in Brutal Bayview Dog Stabbing
• 49ers Rematch With Cardinals To Have New Look At Quarterback
• CBS4 Exclusive: Brownsville Mom Speaks After Teen Son's Arrest, Shots Fired By Police
• Rollout Of Pfizer's Pediatric COVID Vaccine Underway In Philadelphia
• Baltimore Officials Urge Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccinations As Key Metrics Trend Down
• Casa Bonita Sale: Bankruptcy Judge Clears The Way For 'South Park' Creators Trey Parker And Matt Stone To Buy Iconic Restaurant
• Zillow Home-Flipping Operation Flops, Company Still Closing On Homes In Colorado They Have That Are Under Contract
• Worker Electrocuted After Truck Strikes Electrical Lines In Ottawa County
• Mendota Heights Police Seek Help Finding 74-Year-Old Kathleen Broughten
• I-Team: Former Members Of Cape Religious Group Allege Emotional Abuse, 'People Don't Realize The Mind Control'
• Colorado Drought: The Mountains See Improvement, The Front Range Continues To Worsen
• Eric Kortz, Accused Of Killing Postal Worker Louis Vignone, Facing 2-Count Indictment From Federal Grand Jury
• DeRusha Eats: Meet The Get Down Coffee Co.'s Head Roaster, C.J. Porter Born
• Santa Clara VTA to Expand Senior Transportation Program
• Maryland Gaming Commission Approves Partnerships Between Casinos, Sportsbook Operators
• 'Not Normal Conditions': Cranberry Farmer Says Climate Change Has Made Harvesting More Difficult
• Uber's Revenue Is Bouncing Back, But Losses Were Larger Than Predicted
• Suspect In Pepper Sprayings At Turlock Stores Arrested After Another Incident
• Detroit Fire Department Awards Civilian Citation Award To Neighbors For Saving Mom And Small Kids From House Fire
• 'Disappointed': Prosecutors, Jonelle Matthews Family React To Mistrial For Steve Pankey
• North Miami Beach Police Chief Richard Rand Submits Resignation
• Wreckage Of Missing Plane Found By Divers Off Coast Of Cape Cod
• Car Crashes Into Building Off W. Joppa Road In Lutherville
• 3,963 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last 2 Weeks
• Detroit Police Seek Information On Suspect In Attempted Arson
• License Permanently Revoked For Doctor Who Confessed To Secretly Filming Patients For Child Porn
• Plans Are Set For Crowds As Denver Arts Week Returns In Person This Year
• Will Smith Reveals Complicated Relationship With His Dad In New Memoir 'Will'
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing At New Jersey Botanical Garden
• Don't Miss Denver Arts Week 2021, Nov. 5-13
• Officials Warn Of Kids Selling Dangerous New Street Drug 'Paint' At School
• CBS News poll: Have you made a will? Most Americans haven't.
• Woman Allegedly Points Gun At Mother Outside Family Court With Child Nearby
• Massachusetts Surpasses 800,000 Confirmed COVID Cases
• Maryland Cycling Classic Has New Date In 2022 After Two Postponements
• Ventura County DA: Martin Arias, Facing Charges Of Sexual Battery And Indecent Exposure, May Have More Victims
• Wind Advisory Issued For Ventura, LA County Mountains Starting Thursday Evening
• State, Schools Share Plans For Vaccinating Young Kids Against COVID-19
• Walmart Job Fair: Dozens Of Full-Time Sacramento Warehouse Jobs Open
• Rain Keeps Coming To California But Probably Not Another Atmospheric River
• CBS 62 Takes a Look at Electrifying Michigan's Tomorrow
• LifeBridge Heath's Center For Hope Adds Two Therapy Dogs To Team
• Philadelphia International Airport Asking Travelers To Avoid Parking At Airport This Holiday Season
• Mac Jones, Christian Barmore Are Darlings Of Pro Football Focus
• St. Paul Firefighter's Cancer Death Ruled To Have Been In Line Of Duty
• Eau Claire Police Shoot, Kill Home Intruder Who Allegedly Stabbed Woman
• Denver PD Welcomes First Therapy Dog To Its Pilot Pup Program
• Child Porn Found On Phone Of Man Confronted For Allegedly Taking Girls' Photos At South Hills Target
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Juror Removed Over Joke About Jacob Blake Shooting
• Cynthia Wales, Woman At Center Of Controversial Police Takedown In Fort Collins, Dies
• 10 Pit Bulls From Animal Cruelty Case In Arkansas Up For Adoption In Massachusetts
• Actors Brett Gray And Ella Purnell Excited To Join Star Trek Franchise In Star Trek: Prodigy On Paramount+; 'It's Really Cool To Watch'
• Fans Leave Social Media Love Notes To Buster Posey
• Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested At Pleasanton Stoneridge Mall Following Chase
• Man Arrested For Assault On Police Officer In Redwood City
• Penguins Coach Mike Sullivan Out For Flyers Game Over COVID Protocols
• Vehicle Bursts Into Flames After Crashing Into Building In Philadelphia's Feltonville Neighborhood
• Police Arrest Girl, 12, Who Allegedly Threatened To Harm Students At Her Stockton School
• 60-Year-Old Dallas Woman Found Dead In The West End
• Officials: Explosion Damages Home, Woman Inside Not Hurt
• Trial For Steve Pankey, Accused In Jonelle Matthews 1984 Murder, Ends In Mistrial On 3 Charges
• Dolphins, Texans Both Bringing 7-Game Slides Into Sunday
• Charles Ginyard Charged In Roseville Drive-By Shooting That Left 1 Injured
• Michigan Will No Longer Tax Tampons, Other Feminine Products
• Annaleigh Ashford Brings Comedy To 'B Positive' With A Side Of Giving
• Stockton's New FedEx Facility Looking For 600 More Workers Ahead Of Holidays
• PG&E Reaches $125M Settlement Over Massive 2019 Kincade Fire
• House social spending bill could bring in $1.48 trillion
• COVID Vaccines: San Francisco Focusing Vaccination Efforts On Children in Hardest-Hit Neighborhoods
• 'Auburn-Texas A&M Really Going To Decide Potential Fates For Both These Teams': CBS Sports' Aaron Taylor Previews Matchups
• 'Down Under Kangaroos' Won FIU's annual 'Walk On Water' Race, Set New Record
• Ancient skull of prehistoric child is first of its kind ever found
• Stretch Of I-5 In Arbuckle Named After Fallen Davis PD Officer Natalie Corona
• Officer Carlos Yanez Jr., Still Recovering After August Shooting, Receives Prosthetic Eye
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup
• UPDATE: Mountain View Police Say Threat That Canceled Classes at Bubb Elementary School 'Not Credible'
• Police Marine Unit Recovers Body From Lake Michigan Near 31st Street Harbor
• Sam Darnold Limited In Practice Again Due To Shoulder Injury, Concussion
• Baltimore Launches Survey For Commuters To Weigh In On Transit Development Plan
• 'Incredibly Lucky To Be Alive': Woman Battling Cancer Survives Bear Attack Inside Lake Tahoe Cabin
• DispatchHealth Helps Free Up Patient Beds At Colorado Hospitals
• With launch delayed again, NASA may bring space station crew home
• Benton Harbor On Edge As Lead Water Crisis Persists
• Sacramento Metered Parking Penalties Resume On Thursday
• Fire Crews Rescue Man Who Drove Over Cliff at Devil's Slide
• Sun Glare Season Begins To Affect I-70 Mountain Corridor
• Kim Potter Trial: Court Denies State's Motion To Exclude Expert Witness' Testimony On 'Action Error'
• MSU Police: Investigation Into 18-Year-Old's Disappearance Leads To Red Cedar River, No Foul Play Suspected
• These Christmas lights are beautiful and affordable
• Man Steals From Victim's Gym Locker, Goes To Bank Across Street, Withdraws Thousands
• Five Unforgettable Moments Of Buster Posey's Career
• Crews Arrive With Heavy Machinery To Clear Hoarder Home In Koreatown
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 16 More Deaths, 465 New Cases
• Driver Apparently Drowns After Vehicle Plunges Into San Francisco Bay Near Berkeley Marina
• Customers allege Hertz had them falsely arrested: "Just terrifying"
• Ford Is First Major US Automaker To Mandate Vaccines
• Two Men Arrested In Detroit Illegal Dumping Bust
• Prosecutors Won't Seek Death Penalty Against Louis Coleman In Deadly Kidnapping Of Jassy Correia
• Murphy Selects New Top Cop Chris Chandler
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down 4 Eateries
• Suspect Sought In El Cerrito Road Rage Shooting
• Over 100 million Americans under cold weather warnings
• Motorcyclist Killed In Brainerd Crash Identified
• SWAT On The Scene Of A Man Barricaded Inside Apartment Near A Sonic Restaurant In Uptown
• Jay-Z deletes his Instagram after less than 2 days
• 'Movements Lose Until They Win': Activists Keep Police Reform Push Despite Minneapolis Loss
• Division-Leading Gophers To Face Tough Illini Rushing Attack: 'I Love Trying To Stop The Run'
• Judge to rule "expeditiously" on Trump's bid to shield records from House
• United Way Looking For Volunteer Tax Preparers
• 500+ Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Now Available In Massachusetts For Kids' Shots
• Fall Foliage Report: Color Not Likely To Last Much Longer
• 'Survivor 41' Episode 7: The Merge Part 2
• COVID: San Mateo County Hosting Kid-Themed Vaccine Clinics For Newly Eligible 5-11 Year Olds
• California woman survives bear attack inside Lake Tahoe cabin
• Maryland Agency Receives $50K Grant To Help Document Native American Heritage In Baltimore
• MDOT: Portion Of I-94 To Close In Detroit This Weekend For Overpass Bridge Work
• Packers Coach Has 'No Information' On NFL Investigation Into Potential COVID Violations By Rodgers
• Suspect Threatens Driver, Leads Deputies On Chase Near Waseca
• No Charges For Elkhart, Indiana Officer Who Shot Lonnel Cephas Jr.
• Hit-And-Run Driver At Large After Causing Fatal I-225 Crash
• Michigan Launches Webpage On Air Quality At Stellantis Facilities
• Nelson Coelho Charged With Killing Fall River Convenience Store Owner
• Woman Killed, 2 Children Injured In Stemmons Freeway Crash
• 'Escape California. Everyone Is Doing It': Gov. Greg Abbott Urges Cargo Ships To Set Sail For Texas Ports
• Pacific Grove Police Arrest 53-Year-Old Suspect in Multiple Burglaries
• Jobless Claims Down in Florida, Country
• Woman Riding Motorcycle Killed In Stockton Crash
• Baby, It's Cold Outside... But Not For Long
• Florida Dems Criticize Gov. Ron DeSantis' Special Session On Vaccination Mandates
• Kidsburgh: Teaching Kids To Give Back
• New England's First Center-Running Bus Lane Officially Opens In Jamaica Plain
• DTE Energy Announces Plan For $7 Billion Investment In SE Michigan's Electric Grid
• Man Sentenced To 46 Years In Glen Burnie Double Murder
• 'Very Safe And Very Effective': Colorado Doctor Weighs In On Child COVID Vaccine Concerns
• Man Pleads Guilty In Shooting Death, Robbery Of 90-Year-Old
• Solar Advocates Tout Multiple Benefits, Opportunities To Diversify Crop Production
• FAA refers 37 unruly airline passengers to FBI
• Matthew Judon Wins Appeal For NFL Fine Issued Following Week 1 Penalty
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 32 Deaths As Latest Positivity Rate, Daily New Cases Continue To Rise
• Mayor Kenney Declares Nov. 4 'Pie Day' In Philadelphia For MANNA's Annual Pie In The Sky Fundraiser
• Miami Weather: Rain Chance Higher Through Friday, Cooler Weather Ahead
• New Kensington Police Searching For 14-Year-Old Kion Stowers
• Police Officer Shoots Man Holding Gun After Crash In Hammond, Indiana
• Cash Incentives Offered For Eligible Kids 5 to 11-Years-Old To Get Vaccinated
• New Vaccination Requirements Likely To Fuel Florida Debate
• Man Awarded Broward Medal Of Valor For Saving Woman During Attempted Kidnapping
• 'It's Time To Get Back To Things': Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Helping Families Vaccinate Their Children
• Final Farewell For Hollywood Police Lieutenant John Graham
• 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Says He Has 'Aggressive Cancer'
• Dwayne Johnson says his production company will stop using real guns
• Prosecutors Drop Charges In Five More Convictions Tied To Corrupt Former CPD Sgt. Ronald Watts
• Lexington Market Issues Call For Final Round Of Vendor Applications, Has Up To 10 Remaining Slots
• No Bond For Two Accused Pricey Sneakers Thieves
• Russian analyst who worked on Steele dossier charged with lying to FBI
• Shots Fired When Police Went To Serve Warrant At Brownsville Home, No One Hurt
• Flu Shots Hard To Find In Bay Area Amid Concerns Of Possible Severe Flu Season
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 72.1% Of Pennsylvanians 18 And Above Are Fully Vaccinated
• CHP Officers Saturating I-80 On Thursday To Stop Aggressive Drivers
• Some Offices At Philadelphia's City Hall Closed Due To Low Heat After Issue With Boilers Led To Overnight Repairs
• Police: Juveniles Rob Carrick Store At Gunpoint, Make Off With $2,000
• Lawsuit Representing Nearly 600 LA County Firefighters Alleges Vaccine Mandate Violates Autonomous Privacy Rights
• Twins Set 2022 Spring Training Schedule
• Chip Ganassi Ends NASCAR Career
• Detroit Man Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Wife
• Measure Increasing Santa Cruz Cannabis Tax Payments to Children's Fund
• One-On-One With U.S. Army Special Forces Cpt. Ben Harrow On Life After Losing Both Legs While Deployed In Afghanistan
• Country's Oldest Thanksgiving Parade Resumes In Philadelphia
• State Patrol: SUV Passenger Killed In Crash Involving Semi-Truck
• Police Seek Help Identifying Suspect In West Baltimore Murder Case
• Gabriel Landeskog Notches 300th Career Assist, Moves Into 10th Place On Franchise All-Time List
• Pediatrician Or Pharmacy? Expert Weighs In On How To Get A Covid Vaccine Appointment For Your Child
• Principal Beaten Unconscious, Suffers Broken Ribs In Attack By 16-Year-Old Girl At School
• Tastykake Cupcakes Pulled From Target And Walmart Over Metal Contamination Fears
• Governor Mike DeWine Cancels In-Person Events After Coronavirus Exposure
• Hurley's Picks: Aaron Rodgers COVID Case A Properly Bizarre Story In A Particularly Bizarre Time
• Vaccine Rule For Larger Employers, Federal Contractors, Certain Health Care Workers To Take Effect Jan. 4
• Dr. Cheryl Bettigole Named City Of Philadelphia Health Commissioner
• Kids Sell New Dangerous Street Drug In Citrus Heights
• What Are Your Questions About The COVID Vaccine And Children?
• One Hurt After 40-Foot Tree Falls In Greek Theatre Parking Lot During Concert
• Convicted Child Sex Offender Humberto Tiburcio-Loyo Arrested At Texas-Mexico Border 
• Michigan Hotel Guard Killed By Man Who Tried To Record The Shooting
• This Year's Rockefeller Christmas Tree Is From Elkton, Maryland
• Rittenhouse trial juror removed over joke about Jacob Blake shooting
• Texas Police Officer Sherman Benys Dies 3 Days After Being Shot
• Larson Seeks NASCAR Championship
• SportsLine Week 9 AFC North Picks: Steelers Offense 'Very, Very Limited,' Says Larry Hartstein
• 1 Man Dead After Crash On I-225 That Shut Down Northbound Lanes
• Amid Supply Chain Issues Port Of Oakland Shipping Terminal Goes Empty
• White House implementing business vaccine mandate and testing rules
• Detroit Grand Prix To Return Downtown Starting In 2023
• American Girl Dolls, Risk And Sand Inducted Into Toy Hall Of Fame
• Jon Streckenbach Told Police He Used Torch To Remove Home's Cobwebs, Now Arrested For Arson
• Dump Truck Driver Killed In Rollover Crash On I-90
• Luis Ramos Arrested In Deadly Stabbing Of Mother, Daughter Inside Yonkers Home, Police Say
• Gratiot Avenue Project Update: One Lane Open, 12 Mile Road To Close In Roseville
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 800 Cases Reported As Key Metrics Drop
• Suspect Arrested 3 Times In 24 Hours, Denver Police Officer Begs Judge To Not Release Him
• Are heroes born? Or made?
• Man Dead, Another Injured In Kensington Double Shooting, Police Say
• OSHA COVID Vaccine Mandate For Companies With 100+ Employees To Begin Jan. 4
• Remains of 2 sailors killed at Pearl Harbor in 1941 identified
• Scientists create hybrid pumpkin to withstand climate change
• Detroit decriminalizes psychedelic mushrooms
• Moderna Warns COVID Vaccine Shipments Are Falling Short: 'The Supply Chain Became More Complex'
• Running six marathons in six weeks
• Baltimore Man Goes Free After Being Cleared In 2004 Murder
• US To Require Vaccines Or Tests For Large Businesses By Jan. 4
• Climate change protesters block roads outside British Parliament
• Mess Hall Art Experiences
• Northern Lights: Viewers Share Spectacular Views Of Aurora Borealis
• Watkins, Murray Still Not Practicing For Ravens
• "Tiger King" Star Joe Exotic Says He Has "Aggressive Cancer"
• Tigers Trade For Veteran C Tucker Barnhart
• Supply Chain Delays Disrupt California Agriculture Exports
• Democratic Activist Steve Irwin Enters Race For Open U.S. Congress Seat
• Person Who Goes By Name 'Ace Cozart' On Social Media Labeled By Commerce City Police As Person Of Interest In Double Shooting
• Longest uptick of new COVID vaccinations in months
• 2 Men Beaten And Robbed At Gunpoint In Bucktown
• Adorable Pig That Overcame Depression, Anxiety Is Ready For Adoption
• New England Revolution Unveil New Crest, Brand Identity
• Longtime Alameda County Supervisor Wilma Chan Hit, Killed By Motorist During Morning Walk
• Opponents of Failed Denver Measure 2E Say Denver Has Bigger Needs Than An Arena
• City Of Markham Takes Action, Investigation Launched Against Police Officer After CBS 2 Exposes Over 1,400 Unlicensed Businesses Got PPP Loans
• Michigan Drivers Will Get Insurance Refunds; Details Coming
• Report: Celtics Hold 'Emotional,' Unproductive Players-Only Meeting After Smart Called Out Tatum, Brown
• Vaccine Rule For Larger Employers, Certain Health Care Workers To Take Effect January 4, White House Says
• HPV vaccines slash cervical cancer rates up to 87%, study finds
• White House Implementing COVID Vaccine And Testing Mandates For Businesses With 100 Or More Employees
• Woman In Critical Condition After Being Shot Multiple Times In Baltimore
• Police Searching For Braylon Smith, 11, Last Seen At Crowley Middle School On Nov. 3
• PTL Links: Nov. 4, 2021
• Nearly 60% Of Workers Avoid Calling In Sick, Fearing Criticism By Employer
• Discover DFW: Vincent Van Gogh At The Dallas Museum Of Art
• Maryland Weather: A String Of Frost Advisories
• Cockroach Infestation Shuts Down Land Park Restaurant
• World Premiere Of 'Harry Potter: The Exhibition' Bringing Magic To Franklin Institute
• Tiger King's Joe Exotic says he has "aggressive cancer"
• Waiting On Winter: Getting Your Home And Vehicle Prepared For A Drop In Temperature
• Stephon Gilmore Harboring Some Ill Will Toward Patriots Regarding Contract, Injury Treatment
• 'Incredibly Lucky To Be Alive' - Orinda Woman Battling Cancer Survives Bear Attack Inside Tahoe Cabin
• Overnight Showers Across Bay Area; Sunday Night Atmospheric River Shifts To Northwest
• Jobless claims sink to new pandemic low
• Steelers Running Back Najee Harris Named NFL Offensive Rookie Of The Month
• Magic Johnson on getting HIV diagnosis in 1991: "I just lost it"
• FBI releases declassified documents on probing Saudi ties to 9/11
• Tears of joy as little girl rescued 18 days after apparent abduction
• U.K. Becomes First Country To OK Use Of Merck Antiviral Drug To Treat COVID-19
• 251-Square Foot Newton Home Sells For $315,000
• Brett Gray And Ella Purnell Call It A 'Huge Privilege' To Join 'Star Trek: Prodigy' On Paramount+
• Brett Gray And Ella Purnell Call It A 'Huge Privilege' To Join 'Star Trek: Prodigy' On Paramount+
• The How-To: Is Your Computer Screen Really Aging You Or Is Blue-Light Skin Care A Scam? We Put Them To The Ultimate Test
• Families Of Those Who Died Of COVID-19 Overcome With Emotion Following Sneak Peek Of New Art Exhibit
• 5 Mpls. City Council Members Lose Seats Amid Controversy Over Failed Policing Amendment
• 3 Who Pled Guilty To Involvement In Meth Ring Now Sentenced
• 2021 NJ Election: Democratic Incumbent Phil Murphy Wins 2nd Term As Governor, Beating Republican Jack Ciattarelli
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Discusses The Philly Holiday Experience 2021
• Judge declines to change racial makeup of jury in Arbery's death
• Liver donor, recipient running New York City Marathon together
• Dr. Oz Asks Crime And Intelligence Analyst, Mark Hofmann About Secret Bunker That Authorities Linked To Christian Brueckner
• Aftab Pureval elected first Asian American mayor of Cincinnati
• Miami Proud: How Cooking For The Community Became One Couple's Pandemic Pivot
• Florida Man Markeith Loyd Found Guilty Of Murder In Shooting Death Of Orlando Police Officer
• World's Largest 3D-Printed Residential Neighborhood Set To Break Ground In Texas
• "Rust" weapons boss says she doesn't know who inserted fatal bullet
• Man charged in death of World War I vet missing since 1976
• Why inflation may no longer be considered "transitory"
• Doug the potato may be the largest ever unearthed
• Elizabeth Smart Speaks Out On Gabby Petito
• Phil Murphy Projected As Winner Of New Jersey Governor's Race
• South Park School District To Resume In-Person Instruction Following Investigation Of Threat
• Police: Suspect Mocks, Attacks Group Of Men Speaking Cantonese In Brooklyn
• True Crime: Could A Newly Discovered Secret Compound Finally Hold The Key To Madeleine Mccann's Disappearance?
• Plastic Straws Now Available Only Upon Request In New Jersey
• Winsome Sears elected lieutenant governor of Virginia
• Hunting For Ammo: Supply Chain Issues Have Minnesotans Scrambling Ahead Of Deer Opener
• Airbnb Recreates Carrie Bradshaw's Apartment For 'Sex And The City' Rental
• 2021 Election Results: GOP celebrates Youngkin's win in Virginia
• CBS News projects New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy wins close reelection race
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Chilly Start With Cooler Afternoon Temperatures
• U.K. is first country to OK use of Merck antiviral drug for COVID-19
• Trial Of Philadelphia Labor Boss John Dougherty, Councilmember Bobby Henon Resumes Thursday
• Tastykake Cupcakes Recalled Due To Being Possibly Contaminated With Metal Fragments
• Late-Night Shooting Along Fort Worth Highway Leaves 1 Critical
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/4 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Documentary explores debate over how race should be taught in schools
• 4 Men With Guns Take Man's Car And Wallet In Gladstone Park
• Jalen Brunson, Luka Spark Rally As Dallas Mavericks Top Spurs In San Antonio
• Jury views dramatic video of Kyle Rittenhouse fatally shooting man
• Minnesota Weather: Mild Warmup Starts Thursday
• Shots Fired At Police In Gresham; No Injuries Reported
• New Jersey Ban On Single-Use Plastic Straws Goes Into Effect Thursday
• Chicago Weather: Another Cold Day
• Weather Vlog: Chilly, Dry Weather With Widespread Frost
• Anti-Muslim bias prompted city to reject mosque, ACLU suit claims
• Faster-Spreading Strain Of Delta Variant Detected In Florida
• Passengers Of School Bus Crash On I-79 In Butler County Recovering
• Florida Parents Arrested In Girl's Fatal Fentanyl Overdose
• Best Places To Retire In Florida, According To WalletHub Survey
• 4-Car Crash At Broad Street And Roosevelt Boulevard Sends 1 To Hospital
• Man Shot In Chest On Lawndale Neighborhood Street, Philadelphia Police Say
• Hialeah Election Results: Esteban 'Steve' Bovo Wins Mayoral Race
• Couple Admits To Distributing Unapproved Fitness Drugs They Claimed Counteracted Steroid Abuse
• It Happens Here: For First Time In Long History, Horace Mann School Now Has Deaf Principal, Assistant Principal
• Firefighters Rescue Jack Russell Terrier Caught In Pipe
• Penn State University Says It Does Not Plan To Expand Vaccination Mandate To Students
• Steelers Teaming Up With Bret Michaels To Honor Local Veterans During Monday Night Football
• CBS SF Talks to Comedian and Co-Creator of 'The Daily Show' Lizz Winstead (Part 2)
• Cleveland Browns' WR Odell Beckham Jr. Excused From Practice, Future With Team In Doubt
• Virginia losses force Democrats to rethink pitch to voters in 2022
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/4 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Durant Scores 32, Nets Hit 22 3s In Win Over Hawks
• Turner Hits 7 3s, Has 25 Points In Pacers' Win Over Knicks
• Cletus Lee Elected First Black Mayor Of North Braddock

Videos from November 4, 2021

• Global leaders pledge to fight climate change at COP26
• 11/4: Red and Blue
• Biden administration issues COVID vaccine mandate for large companies
• Verizon and AT&T delay 5G rollout amid FAA concerns, Wall Street Journal reports
• House prepares to vote on President Biden's social spending bill
• Dwayne Johnson vows no real guns on his movie sets
• Juror removed from Kyle Rittenhouse trial
• Rising ocean waters threaten tribal lands
• 37 unruly passenger cases referred to FBI
• Biden spending plan appears headed for House vote
• Millions facing winter weather conditions
• Andrew Cuomo's attorney calls for Albany sheriff's records to be saved
• HPV vaccine cuts cervical cancer rate by 87%
• Nearly all-White jury picked in Ahmaud Arbery murder trial
• GOP senators accuse military of "woke" agenda
• Taste With Tori: Well Fed In Skippack
• Details of Biden administration's vaccination mandate for big companies
• Republicans hopeful for 2022 midterms after off-year election success
• House Democrats work to lock in votes to pass social spending, climate bill
• Breaking down the closely watched Virginia gubernatorial race
• Governor Phil Murphy wins reelection in New Jersey
• Representative Joe Neguse pushes bill to raise pay and benefits for wildland firefighters
• Why paid family and medical leave is back in the Democrats' social spending bill
• Global carbon emissions on the rise after dropping during the pandemic
• First-time unemployment claims fall to a new pandemic-era low
• Merck's antiviral pill to fight COVID-19 approved in U.K.
• Pediatrician on COVID-19 vaccine rollout for kids ages 5 to 11
• 60 Minutes Archive: NSO Group's "Pegasus"
• Biden blames Democrats' election setbacks on inaction in Congress
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy projected to win reelection in tight race
• Are heroes born? Or made?
• 60 Minutes Archive: Hometown Favorite
• Defeat in Virginia and narrow lead in New Jersey raise red flags for Democrats
• Scientist develops hybrid pumpkins to withstand heat to help protect them from climate change
• Friends with special bond running NYC Marathon together
• Experts believe Russia's COVID death toll is almost four times higher than government reports
• 19 states sue Biden administration over coronavirus vaccine mandate
• Customers allege rental car giant Hertz had them falsely arrested, some jailed for stealing cars
• WorldView: Iran to resume nuclear talks; Chinese athlete accuses official of sexual assault
• Magic and Cookie Johnson on surviving HIV, stopping the stigma and building an empire
• Kids nationwide roll up sleeves for COVID vaccine
• SCOTUS hears first major gun case in over a decade with challenge to New York's concealed carry law
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy wins reelection, Democrats look to midterm elections after tight races
• 11/4: CBSN AM
• CBS News projects Democrat Phil Murphy will win second term as New Jersey governor in tight race
• Kids orphaned by Kabul bombing start life in the U.S.