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• Iafallo, Kings rally for 3-2 OT Over Devils
• 'Constitutional Republic City': Oroville City Council Votes To Declare COVID Independence
• Los Angeles Ranked The No. 7 Most Fun Place To Live
• Is There Smoke In My Wine? Caldor Fire's Impact On El Dorado County Wine Harvest
• Utah Utes Run Roughshod Over Stanford Cardinal
• Milpitas Police: No Shooting Following Report of 'Active Situation' at Great Mall
• Homeowner Outraged After Police Enter Property And Shoot Dog With Non-Lethal Force
• Kids' COVID Vaccination Appointments Quickly Fill Up in Marin County
• Sacramento County To Hand Out Free Narcan In Effort To Battle Growing Fentanyl Epidemic
• Colorado Mountain Lion's Size And Strength On Display As It Is Seen On Video Hopping Over Fence
• Wedding Venue Operator Richard Reynolds Arrested, Sued After Allegedly Defrauding 40 Couples
• Thousands Attend Return Of Sikh Festival In Yuba City
• Demand For COVID-19 Booster Shots Less Than Anticipated, Even As Protections From Original Vaccine Wane
• Information Continues To Mount In Heidi Planck Missing Person Case
• Lawmakers, Law Enforcement And Neighbors Push Back Against Placement Of Sexual Predator In Small Community Near Lancaster
• 'I Have Flashbacks': Semi Driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Cries All the Time Over I-70 Crash That Killed Four
• 'It Would Have Just Backed Over All Of Them': Sacramento County Sheriff's Deputy And Suspect Hit By Deputy's SUV
• Giovani Murillo-Barron Identified As Suspect Who Threatened People With Ax & Machete In Hardware Store, Search Continues For Second Suspect
• Henrique, Ducks Hand Coyotes Their Eleventh-Straight Loss
• Denver Arts Week Kicks Off As Study Shows How Much Damage Was Done In Early Pandemic
• Jordan Poole Scores 26, Warriors Rout Pelicans
• CU Boulder Students March In Protest After 2 Reports Of Sexual Assault At A Fraternity
• Mother Calls For Justice For Son Who Died In Northern Minnesota Jail
• COVID In Colorado: Teen Mental Health Suffering During Pandemic
• Running Back Emmett Johnson Helps Lead Holy Angels Team
• House of Representatives Approves $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Passed by Senate
• St. Paul Humboldt Soccer Team Makes State Finals
• Police Arrest Minor Accused Of Selling New Street Drug Called 'Paint' At Citrus Heights School
• Knicks Erase 21-Point Deficit, Beat Bucks
• Memorial In Aliquippa Honors Lindsay Thompkins, Bus Driver Killed In I-79 School Bus Crash
• House Sends $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill To Biden's Desk
• Avanta Ware Arrested In Connection With The Murder Of Travell Miller Who Shielded His Daughter From Gunfire
• Timberwolves Throw 20-Point Lead, Lose 104-84 To Clippers
• Durant's 29, Harden's Triple-Double Lead Nets Past Pistons
• 'I Don't Want To Go To Another School': LEAP High School English Learners In St. Paul Grapple With Potential School Closure
• Pittsburgh Police Looking For 8-Year-Old Delon Napper, Who Was Allegedly Kidnapped From His Mom's Home
• Four-Year-Old Child Shot In South Chicago
• 2-Year-Old Majestee Hale Shot, Killed Inside Harvey Home
• Chicago Man Files Federal Civil Lawsuit Against U.S. Bank Citing Racism, Redlining
• 9-Year-Old NH Boy Recovering From Rare Condition Associated With COVID-19
• 2 Correction Officers, 1 Inmate Suffer Minor Injuries After Fire At Rikers Island
• Colin Powell's Funeral Held At Washington's National Cathedral
• Child Killed, Man Critically Injured In Bronx High-Rise Fire
• 5 Votes Separate Congressional Candidates Vying For District 20
• Jurkovec's Return Sparks Eagles Over Virginia Tech 17-3
• 'It's A Product Of The Times Really, People Are Getting More & More Desperate': 2 Attempted ATM Thefts Reported Friday
• 'Peace of Mind' Parents Rush To Get Appointments At Pediatric Covid-19 Vaccine Clinics In Maryland
• Carroll County Woman Accused Of Neglecting Dozens Of Horses, Faces More Than 64 Counts Of Animal Cruelty Charges
• Miami Neighborhood Known For Exclusive Condos, Edgewater Also Known For Flooding
• Baltimore's Rash Field Park Celebrates Grand Reopening
• One Dead In Fatal Collision In East LA
• CPD Marine Unit Recovers Body Of Inaki Bascaran From Chicago River
• For Second Time In 20 Years, Baltimore County Woman Recognized For Volunteerism
• COVID In Larimer County: Demand For Testing Grows 20% In Last Month
• School Districts Also Forced To Navigate Supply Chain Shortages
• Clippers cruise past Timberwolves, 104-84, After Coming Back From 20-Point Deficit
• First-Ever Football Game Comes Saturday To Globe Life Field
• Animal Group Takes Action After Rare Baby Albino Squirrel Found In Macomb County
• Texas No Longer Taking Applications For Rent-Relief Program
• Vaccine mandate benching Kyrie Irving will stay, NYC mayor-elect says
• Detroit-Windsor Tunnel Remaining Cashless After Fully Reopening Nov. 8 To Those Vaccinated
• Father Of Unborn Child Charged With Homicide In Death Of Karli Short In McKeesport
• General Motors To Idle Lansing Delta Township Assembly Plant For 3 Months, Report Says
• Turlock High Student Reportedly Stabbed By Fellow Student During Fight
• Huntington Beach Oil Cleanup Continues To Progress While Fisheries Remain Closed
• Detroit Opening COVID Vaccine Appointments For Children Ages 5 To 11 Starting Nov. 8
• Chinese spy convicted in aviation espionage case
• Man Arrested By Falmouth Police And Taken Into Custody Dies After Fight Outside Restaurant
• Milpitas Police Respond to 'Active Situation,' Possible Shooting at Great Mall
• Sacramento Man Identified As Suspect In Violent Merced Home Invasion
• Restaurant Workers In Philadelphia's Gayborhood On Edge After Recent String Of Late Night Muggings
• Feral Hogs Presence Growing In North Texas
• COVID In Colorado: Modeling Trajectory For Hospitalizations Concerning For Health Officials
• LA Marathon Returns After 8 Month Pandemic-Related Delay
• UPDATE: All Lanes Reopen After Big-Rig Accident Shuts Down Highway 37 for Hours
• Multiple-Car, Fatal Crash Stalls Commute on Southbound I-680
• New York City Eager To Welcome Back International Tourists As Recovery From Pandemic Continues
• Statewide Gas Prices Nearing All-Time High
• Monday's Show Info (11/8/21)
• Ivan Contreras-Sanchez Charged With Murder In Beating Death Of Man Found In Farm Ditch
• COVID: Contra Costa Parents Rush to Get Kids Vaccinated
• US Borders Reopen Monday To Fully Vaccinated Travelers
• JobFairX Hosting Sacramento Virtual Career Fair
• Rezoning Efforts in San Jose Vave Calle Willow Residents Worried
• Multiple Bomb Threats Called Into Yale University Campus
• Sunday's Show Info (11/7/21)
• COVID: Bay Area Diners Navigate Patchwork Of Rules On Vaccination Proof
• Gov. Newsom Remains Out Of Public Sight Amid Family Issues
• Simi Valley Fire House Fire Started With Domestic Incident
• Saturday's Show Info (11/6/21)
• 'Behind The Apron' Production At B Street Theatre Puts Spotlight On Mental Health In Restaurant Industry
• San Jose Sharks, Cal Football Deal With Multiple Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases
• Mother Says Southwest Airlines Flight Crew Racially Profiled Her And Her Daughter On Flight To Denver
• 'Transformational' Changes Are Coming To Mental Health Care In Colorado
• New Contractors Picked To Restart Maryland's Purple Line
• 10 awesome classic toys kids still love in 2021
• San Mateo County Launches App to Support Small Businesses
• School Counselor In West Virginia Charged With Possessing Child Porn
• OC Mass Shooting Suspect Aminadab Gonzalez Found Too Incapacitated To Assist in His Defense
• Mother Recovering After Being Struck By Stray Bullet In Marble Hill, Police Searching For Gunman
• Witness: First Man Shot By Kyle Rittenhouse Was Belligerent But Not A Threat
• Video Captures Curtis Sliwa Getting Hit By Taxi Near Radio City Music Hall
• Police Seeking Suspect That Assaulted 3 People, Including 5-Year-Old Girl, At Hollywood Train Station Friday
• Community Rallies Around First Black-Owned Pizzeria In Minneapolis After Fire Closes It Down
• Friends In Peters Township Put Finishing Touches On Backyard Mural
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Witness Said Man Shot, Killed By Rittenhouse Posed No Danger To Anyone
• In-N-Out Burger Proposing Another Location In Arvada
• South Carolina braces for major coastal flooding and high tides
• UPMC Employees Intend To Strike In 2 Weeks, Seeking Better Pay And Staffing Conditions
• 3 Rescued In 2-Alarm Fire At Pittsburg Apartment Complex
• Jose Feliciano Arrested For Pennsauken Hit-And-Run That Killed Shadid Fauntleroy
• 'We Deserve Justice': Death Of Grand Crossing Family Man Leaves Loved Ones Wanting Answers
• Ingrid Encalda LaTorre Allowed To Live Freely During Stay Of Removal Granted By ICE
• Arbery's killers "did everything" on assumptions, prosecutor says
• Local Parents Report Little To No Side Effects From Children's COVID Vaccine
• San Francisco to Open Temporary Lot for Residents Living in Vehicles During Storm
• Pelosi Delays Social Spending Bill; Plans Vote on Infrastructure
• 2 Hit-And-Run Drivers Sought After Pedestrian Killed In Santa Ana Amid Heavy Fog
• Single Mother Alleges Racial Profiling By Southwest Airlines Employees After Being Met By Police At Denver Airport
• Poll: Are You Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot?
• Furry Tails: Bridget And Ziggy Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Suspect In High-Speed Chase Linked To Elk Grove Home Burglary
• 'We Will Be Better Than That': Sean Desai Talks Bears Defense Ahead Of The Steelers Game Monday
• Firefighter Larry Wyant Honored After He Was Killed While Battling Grass Fire
• Former 49ers Defensive Coordinator John Marshall Dead at 76
• Kansas City mayor decries new Missouri state gun law
• Miami Artist Jon Louis Gonzalez Reaches For The Stars To Help Kids With Cancer
• State Officials Say Service Line Replacement Work In Benton Harbor To Begin Next Week
• Morgan Hill Police Issue Consumer Alert After Card Skimmers Found At Gas Station, Bank Branch
• More Cuts, Terminations Expected As Upcoming Vaccine Mandate Creates Challenge For Job Market
• Rapper Fetty Wap released on $500,000 secured bond
• Colin Powell remembered as a leader, father and friend at funeral
• Meet the 82-year-old pole vaulter setting records
• These $10 Gloria Vanderbilt jeans are one of the best deals at Kohl's Black Friday sale right now
• Iconic South Dallas Theater Being Restored To Its Former Glory
• Seal Beach Man Arrested For DUI, Manslaughter Following Fatal Collision
• Cardinals Down 3 Assistants Vs. 49ers Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• Kid-Friendly COVID Vaccination Sites Popping Up Across Massachusetts
• Henderson School Announces New Protocols After Brutal Attack On Principal Patricia Lampron
• KDKA-TV Turkey Fund Still Seeking Donations To Help Families In Need
• Charleroi Mother Accused Of Hiding Child's Body In Bedroom Wall
• Woodland Mobile Home Fire Kills Woman, 2 Dogs
• 'Prime Suspect' In Joliet Township Mass Shooting Arrested, Joskar Sebastian Ramos Faces Unrelated Gun Charges
• Silverado Trail Reopens Near St. Helena Following 10-Day Storm Closure
• 2 Greensburg Central Catholic Football Assistant Coaches Die Days Apart
• Denver Rec Center Officers Big Discount On Memberships
• Chicago Officer Who Shot And Killed Michael Craig Was Requested To Be Fired Years Ago By Chicago Superintendent
• Cafe Martin Legacy Continues In Newton With Opening Of New Restaurant
• Eye Drops To Replace Reading Glasses? Once-A-Day Medication Promises To Clear Age-Related Farsightedness
• Local Marine Veteran Gifted New Car For Outstanding Service To Country
• Philly Heart Walk Raising Awareness About Heart Disease, Which Is Leading Cause Of Death In US
• Positive Jobs Report Nationally Not Yet Translating Clearly In Pittsburgh Region
• Denver Police Search For Suspect Vehicle In Deadly Hit-And-Run On I-70
• Mailbox Thefts Being Reported Throughout Springfield, Delaware County
• Gov. Murphy Tells CBS2 His Policies Need To Reach More People After 'Red Wave' Led To Narrow Reelection
• Nuisance Data Reveals Racial Disparities In Arrests And Citations In Minneapolis
• Jashyah Moore, 14, Missing For More Than 3 Weeks In East Orange, N.J.
• 1 Suspect Who Threatened People With Ax & Machete In Hardware Store Arrested, 1 Remains At Large
• CBS2's Kristine Johnson Shares Her Personal Journey Preparing To Run New York City Marathon
• Colorado Man Glenn Wes Lee Croy Gets House Arrest For Riot, Calls Himself Idiot
• Winchendon American Legion Post's Original Norman Rockwell Painting Auctioned For $3.6 Million
• UPDATE: San Jose Police Confirm Second Victim Dead in Head-On Fatal Crash on Bailey Road
• Police Release Composite Sketch Of Man Who Offered 11-Year-Old Boy Money For Sex Act In El Rio Community Of Oxnard
• 'Book Of Mormon' Returns To Broadway With Free Performance For Fans
• New Jersey State Senator-Elect Edward Durr Apologizes After 2019 Anti-Islam Tweet Resurfaces
• Kevin Hart Makes Surprise Visit At Alma Mater George Washington High School
• New York City Considers Allowing Drug Use In Select Harlem Sites To Prevent Overdoses, But Some Believe It Will Make The Problem Worse
• County-By-County: Where Marylanders Can Get Children Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Out Of Public Sight For A Week, Family Obligations Cited
• THE CW NETWORK SETS ITS MIDSEASON SCHEDULE
• As Daylight Saving Time Ends, Suffolk Police Launch Safe Driving Campaign To Prevent Historical Increase Of Crashes
• 'Adele One Night Only' Set List Revealed For November 14th Special
• Adoption Day Celebrates Bringing Children And Families Together
• Optimism At TSA Job Fair In Queens After Labor Department Reports Biggest Hiring Boost Since July
• Andrew Cuomo's Arraignment Date On Forcible Touching Charges Pushed Back To January 7, 2022
• AMC Boston Common To Play 'Senseless Smoke', A Movie Made By Local Teenagers That Addresses Gun Violence
• Private Helicopter Lands In Empty Lot In Crown Heights, Startling Residents
• SFPD Sergeant Accused of Robbing San Mateo Rite Aid Placed On Unpaid Leave
• Transport Workers Union Local 234 Members Voting On Ratifying Proposed 2-Year Contract With SEPTA
• Joey Porter And His Wife, Christy, Open Campus In Pittsburgh To Help Adults With Special Needs
• 2 Armed Robberies Reported Near The University Of Minnesota
• Chicago's Official Christmas Tree Donated By Logan Square Family; 'It's So Beautiful'
• 'Beautiful - The Carole King Musical' Brings Ryan Farnsworth Back To Chicago With The Show He Helped Kick Off In 2015
• Exhibit Shines Light On Difficult Journey Through NYC Shelter System For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Family Plea For Help In Finding Miami Woman Jane Downs Humphreys' Killer
• 2 Women Shot, Killed Inside Illegal Speakeasy In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Dallas Police Looking For Suspect In Forest Lane Murder
• Man Shot In Annapolis, Police Say
• City Council Considering Amendment Adding Asbestos, Mold To Standards To Deem Philadelphia Schools Safe
• Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery Through Beth Israel Changes Parkinson's Patient's Life
• Secretary Walsh says new vaccine rules could help up labor participation
• Beaumont Staff Vaccinate Own Kids 1st, Hopes To Ease Parents Vaccine Worries As Health System Prepare For Vaccine Clinic Next Week
• Eagles Defense In Good Place As Coordinator Jonathan Gannon Receptive To Criticism, Fletcher Cox Says
• Rapper Yella Beezy Arrested, Charged With Sexual Assault, Child Endangerment
• Some U.S. cities are giving parents $100 to get kids vaccinated
• Wet Day In Fort Lauderdale Leads To Flooding, Slow Business Day Near The Beach
• Fort Worth Law Enforcement Officers Seize 1 Kilogram Of Fentanyl; Enough To Kill Half-Million People, Police Say
• Soggy Start To The Weekend Leaves Parts Of Miami-Dade Flooded
• 5-Year-Old Boy Finds A Special Friend -- In His Neighborhood Garbage Truck Driver
• North Miami Beach Police Chief Richard Rand To Stay On The Job
• Authorities: 2 Dead In SW Miami-Dade Crash As Driver Attempted To Flee From Police
• Deputies Rescue Woman In Wheelchair From Burning Home
• Miami Weather: Rainy Weather Ahead Of Weekend Cold Front
• Massachusetts Reports 1,598 New COVID Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• ACLU Sues Boston Over Decision To Evict Homeless From Mass And Cass
• Masks No Longer Required At Miami-Dade County Buildings
• Person In Custody After Gun Found At Boyd Anderson High School
• Florida Judge Backs State On Student Mask Rule
• This week on "Face the Nation," November 7, 2021
• Large Manure Spill On Highway 50 In Sacramento Took 3+ Hours To Clean Up, CHP Says
• Browns-Bengals Preview: 'Injuries Are Significant Issue For Cleveland,' Says CBS Sports' Amy Trask
• Carjacking Victim 'Absolutely In Shock' By Suspect's Young Age
• Worst downhill day ever for Peloton stock
• Former Grand Prairie Teacher Arrested, Charged With Indecency With A Child
• Derek Chauvin, Ex-Wife Plead Not Guilty To Tax Evasion Charges
• Police Cite 12-Year-Old Student For Sending Threatening Email To Pinole Middle School
• Pfizer Says Its Experimental Pill Reduces Risk Of Hospitalization, Death From COVID-19
• Monroe Street Drive-In Announces Opening Weekend Movie Titles
• UCSF Expert: Pfizer COVID Antiviral Pill Would Be A Game Changer
• Orioles Reliever Hunter Harvey Claimed By San Francisco Giants
• OC Marathon Runners Take Over Newport Beach, Costa Mesa Sunday
• Baltimore Ravens 'Salute To Service' On Purple Friday
• 2 Killed, 4 Wounded In 5 Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• New Holiday Light Park Set to Open in Grand Prairie, Texas
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend This Weekend
• Michael C. Hall Describes The 'Scary Surprise' Of Sliding Back Into The Mind Of Dexter Morgan For 'Dexter: New Blood'
• Cuomo arraignment delayed after DA rips "troubling" handling of case
• Ed Mullins, Former NYPD Sergeants Union Leader, Found Guilty In 2 Department Disciplinary Cases
• No, Kroger isn't accepting bitcoin as payment at its stores
• 'Holy God, I Killed My Own Son': Former Cult Leader Jacques Robidoux Recalls Realizing Power Of Mind Control
• Thieves Breaking Into West Philadelphia Mailboxes, Fraudulently Cashing Personal Checks For Thousands
• Crews Put Out Fire At DeWitt Transportation In Colorado Springs, No Injuries
• Packers' Aaron Rodgers Says He's Taking Joe Rogan's Advice On Treating COVID, Is Using Ivermectin
• Red Sox Claim Speedster Tim Locastro Off Waivers From Yankees
• UPMC Schedules 10K COVID-19 Vaccinations For Kids In 1st Day
• Real Estate Agent Jenna Ryan, Who Live-Streamed Jan. 6th Capitol Riot, Going To Prison: 'Pop Champagne And Rejoice'
• EB I-80 Lanes Blocked At Drum Forebay After Crash
• Pete Frates' Personal Sports Items Up For Auction To Benefit ALS Patients
• Morgan Hill Man Arrested For Fireworks, Narcotics Possession Following Explosions Near Downtown Last Week
• San Francisco Scholar Helps Fellow Immigrant Students Find a Balance
• U.N. hunger agency chief issues plea to billionaires
• Maryland Casinos Rake In Nearly $155M In October
• Fort Worth ISD Board Member Daphne Brookins Dies After Brief Illness
• New York Comedy Festival Returns For Its 17th Year
• Patriots Injury Report: J.C. Jackson Good To Go In Week 9 Vs. Panthers
• Big Waves And High Tides Along California Coast Bring Dangers For Beachgoers
• Code Orange Air Quality Action Day Issued For Liberty-Clairton Area Saturday
• LACMA Hosts Free Open House To Celebrate Arrival Of Obama Portraits
• Woman Accuses Southwest Airlines Of Racially Profiling Her, Biracial Daughter: 'This Is The USA In 2021'
• Ex-USC Official Donna Heinel Pleads Guilty In College Admissions Scandal
• Humboldt County Town To Destroy 200 Seized Firearms Instead Of Selling Them
• No. 8 Notre Dame Gets Ready For Navy's Triple-Option Wizardry
• NFL Week 9 AFC West Preview: Against Broncos, 'Cowboys Come Away With Win Sunday No Problem'
• SHOWTIME Will Premiere Brand New Documentary 'ATTICA' On Saturday, November 6th
• $20K Reward Offered For Information About Ashley Miller, Missing Mother Of Four
• Revolution Will Show Off Supporters' Shield After Sunday's Regular Season Finale At Gillette
• Suspect Arrested In Brazen San Mateo Golf Course Armed Robbery
• MD-Bred Knicks Go Facing Loaded Field In Breeders' Cup Classic
• San Francisco DA Launches New Portal For Criminal Justice Data
• Christie's is auctioning off ancient Taino items. This native group wants to stop them
• WATCH LIVE: Gloucester County GOP Chairwoman To Speak With Media Regarding Past Social Media Statements Made By Edward Durr
• Ex-inmates accuse "sadistic" jailers of making them listen to "Baby Shark"
• Airbnb Set To Crack Down On Potential New Year's Eve 2021 Party Houses
• Milk Spills Into Pennsylvania Park's Creek After Truck Crash
• Chicago Police Officer Jacqueline Villasenor Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter In Shooting That Killed Her Husband, Also A CPD Officer
• Thousands protest outside COP26 to demand more climate action
• Packers' Aaron Rodgers Says He's Taking Joe Rogan's Advice On Treating COVID, Is Using Ivermectin
• Flock Of 'Viking' Sheep Known For Their Soft Wool Up For Adoption Through MSPCA
• 1 Dead, 2 Hurt In Overnight Triple Shooting In Denver
• Ice Rink Returns To Dilworth Park Until Feb. 27
• 'Operation Closing Time' Ends With Nightclub Magnates Alfredo Hinojosa, Miguel Casas, Martin Salvador Rodriguez In Jail
• MDOT: Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Former Secretary Of State Colin Powell Honored, Remembered In Memorial Service
• Bicycle Casino Agrees To Pay $500K To Settle Violations Of Federal Anti-Money Laundering Rules
• Job Applications Open For Market Square Holiday Market
• LADWP Employee Electrocuted In Underground Wilmington Vault
• Idaho reports first human death due to rabies since 1978
• Credit report problems more common in Black and Hispanic areas
• Man, Woman Die In Apparent Murder-Suicide In Stockton
• Palm Beach Schools Dropping Mask Mandate
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Challenger Kerry Donovan Suspends Campaign Over Redistricting
• Man Charged In Killing Of Puppy In Rogers Park
• Riverside Police: Eddie Flores, Arrested In Rape Of Woman He Met Through Apps, May Have More Victims
• E.Rossi & Co.: Little Italy's Oldest Gift Shop Keeps Memories Alive
• Hogan Calls Special Session To Adopt Redrawn Maryland Legislative Maps
• Pittsburgh Police Union Files Grievance Over COVID-19 Vaccine Rule
• Supreme Court case could "rip" disability laws, advocates warn
• 49ers Increase Minority Stake In English Soccer Club Leeds United To 44%
• Denton Police Arrest Zeniff Rudd For Allegedly Shooting, Killing Girlfriend Mindy Tenerias
• Suspects Lead Officers On Chase Following Sacramento Dispensary Burglary
• Kellogg's Strike Continues In Battle Creek
• Sixers Fine Ben Simmons $360K Game Salary For Missing Thursday Night's Game, Report Says
• DeSoto Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Southeast Area Of City
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Toasting 'Moments' At This Year's Big Black Tie Ball
• Fewer Small Turkeys Could Be Available This Thanksgiving As Farmers Navigate Product Shortages
• Florida COVID-19 Patients In ICUs Down To 400
• Two Men Charged In October Fatal Shooting In Annapolis
• Florida Considers Ousting Mockingbird As Official State Bird
• Vikings Place Center Garrett Bradbury On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Michigan AG ReIssues Consumer Alert After Federal Trade Commission Warns Of Fake IRS Emails
• CPS Classes Cancelled, Eligible City Workers Off 2 Hours For COVID Vaccination Next Friday
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 549 New Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Juror Dismissed Over Issue With Her Pregnancy
• 2's Got Your Ticket: Paradise Square
• Michigan To Pay $300K To Only Staffer Fired Over Flint Water
• DPS Adds Saturday Services For Commercial Driver Licenses At Select Offices
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 5,130 New Cases, 72 Additional Deaths
• Dave Chappelle Fans Flock To San Francisco's Chase Center Amid Netflix Controversy
• Friday Morning's Rains Led To Some Street Flooding, More Storms Coming
• State Sen. Becker Pushes for California to Reach Zero Emissions by 2035
• Logan Square Family Donates City's 108th Christmas Tree
• Denver Arts Week: Get Ready For Colfax Art Crawl, With Dia De Los Muertos Theme
• This Year's Denver Arts Week 'Particularly Special' For Kirkland Museum Of Fine And Decorative Art
• Containing the Taylor Energy Oil Spill
• Discount Offered For Clyfford Still Museum During Denver Arts Week
• Enjoy The Beauty Of Nature At Denver Botanic Gardens Exhibit 'Fervor: Ana María Hernando' During Denver Arts Week
• On The Road With Steve Hartman - Facebook Live
• Pediatric Vaccine Clinic To Open At Baltimore Convention Center On Saturday, Scott Says
• To Celebrate Denver Arts Week, CBS4's Michelle Griego Explores Meow Wolf's Convergence Station
• Secretary of state appoints 2 diplomats to lead "Havana Syndrome" response
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Along With Others To Hold 'March For Justice' For The Death of Jelani Day
• History Colorado Center's 'Forty Years On The Fax' Exhibit One Of Many To Explore During Denver Arts Week
• Daylight Saving Time Ends: Here Are Health Tips As We 'Fall Back' On Nov. 7
• Shooting Near Oakland's Cesar Chavez Park Leaves Victim in Critical Condition
• City, County Employees Protest COVID-19 Vaccine Rules
• Celtics Will Be Cautious With Jaylen Brown After He Left Win Over Heat With Hamstring Tightness
• COVID In Minnesota: 35 Deaths, Average Positivity Rate Climbs To 8.4%
• 2-Day A Week Watering Schedule Goes Into Effect In Simi Valley
• Sister of condo collapse victim running marathon with first responder
• Two Charged In Murders Of Rosedale Man & Son, Police Say
• Judith Chartier Case: Human Remains Found In Concord River Identified As Teen Who Went Missing In 1982
• Aaron Feuerstein, CEO Who Paid Workers After Malden Mills Fire, Dies At 95
• Three New Penguin Chicks Arrive At The Maryland Zoo
• Medical Minute – Pfizer Antiviral Pill
• 11 states sue to block Biden vaccine rule for businesses
• Mitten-Knitting Event In Beverly Will Provide Local Donations
• City Of Mansfield Holds Veterans Day Parade And Salute
• Order Bars Florida Court Mask, Distancing Requirements
• Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Says No More Real Guns On His Sets In Wake Of 'Rust' Shooting
• Civil rights group sues Tennessee over transgender sports ban
• LA Mom Says She, Daughter Were Racially Profiled on Flight From San Jose to Colorado
• Patriots-Panthers Week 9 Predictions
• Man, 56, Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash In Severn
• Liam's List Nov. 5: Princess Diana Movie 'Spencer', Jesus Christ Superstar & Caturday In The Park
• NBA investigating allegations against Suns owner Robert Sarver
• Gov. Tom Wolf Has Wife Drop Off Ballot, Calls It Honest Mistake
• Search Is Active For Missing Student Who Was Visiting MSU
• NorCal Town To Destroy Seized Stockpile Of Guns, Not Sell Them
• Gov Polis Orders Flags Lowered On Friday After Death Of Firefighter Larry Wyant
• Taste Of The Town: Authentic Greek Delights At Estiatorio Ornos At Aventura Mall
• Ex-U.S. envoy to Haiti on why he took the "nuclear" option to quit
• California nurse accused of walking away from dying inmate
• COVID In Colorado: Renewed Focus On Equity As More Children Qualify For Vaccines
• Washtenaw County Woman Wins $1M On Scratch Off Ticket
• No. 9 Michigan Looks To Bounce Back
• Denver Arts Week Begins With First Friday Art Walk
• Patriot Place Outdoor Ice Skating Rink Opening Soon For Winter Season
• Texas Joins States Suing Biden Administration Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For Employers
• Frederick Man Fatally Struck On U.S. Route 15, Maryland State Police Say
• 65-Year-Old Woman Dies In Prospect Heights Condo Building Fire
• Police: Man Shoots Car Wash Employee After Confrontation Over Vacuum
• Kyle Schwarber Is A Free Agent After Declining Mutual Option With Red Sox
• Denver's Top Parking Enforcer 'Fixed' 21 Of His Own Tickets
• I-70 Closes At Floyd Hill Once Again Due To Sun Glare
• Truck Driver Edward Durr Unseats New Jersey State Senate President Steve Sweeney
• New Hampshire Among 11 States Suing Biden Admin Over Business Vaccine Rule
• Boy, 5, In Critical Condition After Car Hits Him In St. Paul
• Man Walking Dog Hit By Car In Quincy, Dog Killed
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 868 New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Remains Below 3%
• Police: Suspect Made Anti-Asian Statements Before Punching Woman In Hudson Square
• Coach Vic Fangio, General Manager George Paton Give Offensive Coordinator Pat Shurmur Measured Support As Broncos Sputter
• Injuries Stifle Broncos Hopes For An Explosive Offense In 2021
• Department Of Housing Closing Texas Rent Relief Program To New Applications
• Arrest Made In Sacramento County 'Cloverleaf Rapist' Investigation
• Celtics Get A Signature Win Over Heat Thanks To Strong Defense, Bench Play
• Country Music Star Willie Jones Is Rising To The Top Of His Game
• Bears vs. Steelers: Three Things To Watch
• Louisiana mom goes from QAnon believer to vaccine advocate
• Capital Gazette Shooter Jarrod Ramos Will Not Appeal Sentence Of Five Life Terms
• Elliott Goes For 2nd Cup Championship
• Denver Weather: November? Front Range Temperatures Reach The 70s The Next Three Days
• Maryland Weather: A Chilly Purple Friday But Warmer Temps On The Way
• Man fatally shot by Rittenhouse "was reaching" for gun, witness says
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews Dolphins-Texans Match Up As Fins Look To End Losing Streak
• Experts Noticing Troubling Sleep Trends Following Daylight Savings
• NYC Workers Facing New Friday Deadline To Request Exceptions To Vaccine Mandate
• Pfizer: COVID Pill Cut Hospital And Death Risk By 89%
• Suffolk County Police Officer Timothy Thrane Remains Hospitalized After Being Struck By Alleged Drunk Driver
• PTL Links: Nov. 5, 2021
• Nuggets Coach Michael Malone Not Worried About Michael Porter Jr.'s Slump
• Portions Of South Florida Under Flood Advisory Through 11AM
• San Ramon Boy Finds Special Friend in Garbage Truck Driver
• 3 Men Taken To Hospital After Overnight Triple Shooting In Denver
• CHP Grant To Put Brakes On Illegal Street Racing And Sideshows
• Funeral For Colin Powell At Washington's National Cathedral
• Shootout Between Drug Gangs Leaves 2 Dead Near Popular Tourist Resort In Mexico
• Olivia, Liam Lead 2021's Top Baby Names In U.S.
• 3 Killed In Northern Minnesota Crash
• 2 Colorado Cities Crack Top 100 Places To Retire In US
• Good News On Covid? Will We Skip A Winter Surge?
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Pair Of Overnight Shootings, Baltimore Police Say
• Saved By Tiktok – Doctor Fat Shames Patient And Misses Her Cancer Diagnosis
• Magnitude-3.4 Quake Rattles Searles Valley
• Florida's DeSantis, other GOP states plan to sue over COVID mandate
• Miramar Teens Accused In Murder Of Classmate Dwight Grant Will Face Adult Charges
• Employment rebounded in October with 531,000 new jobs
• Patrice Bergeron Bursts Out Of Scoring Slump With Four-Goal Night
• Vikings Return To Baltimore For First Time Since 2013 Game
• Fiancé Of Woman Slain In Joliet Township Mass Shooting Desperate For Justice 'I'll Never Get To See Her In A Wedding Dress'
• Steelers Need To Get Run Game Going In Back Half Of The Season
• How COVID contributed to a worrying spike in female suicides in Japan
• Navy fires officers of U.S. nuclear sub damaged in collision
• U.S. Scraps Maryland Vaccine Maker's Multimillion Dollar Deal
• NTSB Investigation Reveals Texas Fishing Boat Didn't Heed Danger Signals Before Fatal Crash
• At least 18 billionaires got stimulus checks, report says
• Hochul Picks Harlem Assemblyman Robert Rodriguez For Secretary Of State
• Pope Francis Appoints Fr. Mark Eckman As Auxiliary Bishop In The Diocese Of Pittsburgh
• New Pfizer COVID Antiviral Pill Cuts Hospital, Death Risk By 89%, Study Shows
• Radio City Rockettes Christmas Spectacular Returns After Pandemic Canceled Shows Last Season
• 'It Was A Little Jarring': Project At Har Nebo Cemetery Restoring Gravestones And Peace For Loved Ones
• Virginia: What was behind the shift of White women toward the GOP?
• Pfizer: New Antiviral Pill For COVID Cut Hospital And Death Risk By 89-Percent
• Deere says it's done bargaining with striking workers
• House set to vote Friday on revised social spending plan and infrastructure
• Woman who flew to Capitol riot in private plane gets prison time
• Driver Hospitalized After Tractor Trailer Rolls Down A Hill In Westmoreland County
• New Jersey state Senate president loses in upset to truck driver
• Pfizer Says Experimental COVID-19 Pill Cut Hospitalization, Death by 90%
• New COVID pill cut hospital and death risk by 89%, Pfizer says
• Pfizer Says Its Experimental COVID-19 Pill Reduces Risk Of Hospitalization, Death
• Video appears to show Ruggs III's car moments before deadly crash
• Falling Back And Out Of Whack: Adapting To The Return To Standard Time
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/5 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Begin To Rise This Weekend
• 2 killed in dramatic shootout on beach as tourists run for cover
• On His Calf Issue And Facing Denver, Dak Declares It Is "Safe To Say" He Is Playing Sunday
• House Of Representatives Expected To Vote On Infrastructure Bill And Social Safety Net Legislation
• Iran claims big boost in uranium enrichment ahead of new nuke talks
• Mid-Morning Links: Minnesota Orchestra's Movies & Music Series | Hark! Cafe Thanksgiving Pies
• Northbound Lanes On Route 202 Reopened In Malvern After Apparent Milk Truck Crash
• Black Bears Ready To 'Fatten Up For Winter' As Map Shows Range Expanding East In Massachusetts
• Thieves Break Into 2 Businesses In Gage Park Overnight
• Roy McGrath Claims Gov. Hogan Initially Backed His Severance Package
• MN Weather: Above-Average Temperatures Expected For Weekend, Deer Hunting Opener
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup Ahead
• Weather Vlog: Chilly, But An Abundant Amount Of Sunshine
• David Pogue and his quest to make scientific achievements relatable
• Deal scrapped between feds and firm behind J&J COVID vaccine mix-up
• As You Get Ready To Set Clocks Back An Hour, Florida Remains In The Dark About Seasonal Time Changes
• Bicyclist Hit By Car On Route 70 In Cherry Hill
• American Legion Riders Escort Army Reserve Unit Through Zelienople
• To Do List: Great Pumpkin Chuck, Ping Pong Club, Diwali Celebration
• Fire Marshal Investigating House Fire In Braddock
• Remains are thought to be hiker missing in Rockies since 1983
• Schedule For 2021 Highmark Light Up Night Released
• UPDATE: Shooting in San Francisco Haight-Ashbury District Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• Aspen Dental Offering Veterans Free Dental Care As Part Of Their 'Day Of Service'
• Fayette County Crime Stoppers Asking For Public's Help In Identifying Suspect In Armed Robbery
• 10th Street Bridge To Close For Emergency Repairs On November 13
• Brock Nelson Scores 4 Goals, Islanders Beat Canadiens
• Taylor, Ground Game Help Colts Find Easy Path Past Jets
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/5 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from November 5, 2021

• Journalist and author David Pogue on "The Takeout" — 11/5/2021
• 82-year-old pole vaulter sets records
• House Democrats push to advance President Biden's agenda
• High school students accused of killing Spanish teacher
• Pfizer says its COVID pill is 89% effective in preventing hospitalizations and death
• Kansas City mayor on gun violence surge
• COVID's impact on immunocompromised adults
• Colin Powell honored at funeral
• U.S. rebounds with 531,000 new jobs in October
• Ahmaud Arbery murder trial underway
• Democrats struggle to strike deal on Biden's agenda
• CBSN Originals looks at the controversy surrounding critical race theory and its impacts on education
• Colin Powell remembered at funeral service at Washington's National Cathedral
• Opening statements begin in trial of suspects in Ahmaud Arbery murder
• U.S. job growth soared in October
• Pfizer says its antiviral COVID-19 pill is 89% effective in preventing hospitalizations
• Mother with biracial daughter says they were racially profiled
• House Democrats hope to vote on Biden agenda, but votes still aren't there
• Department of Labor says U.S added 531,000 jobs in October
• "Face the Nation" marks 65 years on the air
• NBA investigates Phoenix Suns owner over alleged comments
• WorldView: Deadly shooting near Mexican resort; Honduras presidential candidate arrested
• Containing the Taylor Energy Oil Spill
• House meets today to debate Biden's social spending and infrastructure bills
• House meeting to debate Biden's Build Back Better plan, setting up for possible vote
• Companies face religious exemption requests for COVID-19 vaccine
• House likely to vote on infrastructure and spending bills
• "48 Hours:" Friends of murder victim speak out after 46 years
• How a focus on climate change could assist with U.S. national security policies
• New graphic novel illustrates long-lost pre-WWII essays by Jewish teens
• Mother goes from QAnon believer to vaccine advocate
• Woman running NYC marathon with soldier who recovered her brother's body in Surfside tragedy
• House set to vote on social spending, infrastructure bills after weeks of negotiations
• 11/5: CBSN AM
• "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan sits down with former U.S. special envoy to Haiti
• U.K. study: HPV vaccine reduced cervical cancer rates by 87% in women who were vaccinated at 12 and 13
• New federal rule will require COVID vaccines or testing by January 4
• Pfizer: New antiviral pill for COVID cut hospital and death risk by 89%
• Doctor on antiviral pills to battle COVID-19 and the rollout of vaccines for kids