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Articles from November 13, 2021

• UC Davis Infectious Disease Expert Urges Vaccinations To Prevent Winter Surge Amid Concurrent Flu Season
• Head Coach Of Girl Caught Punching Opponent In Viral Video Speaks Out
• Police Rule Friday Metro Fatality An Accident
• Volunteers Donate Time To Protect Drivers From Catalytic Converter Theft
• Didi Hirsch Continues Fight To Prevent Suicide With Its Reimagined Annual Event
• Authorities Report Another Follow-Home Robbery In Fairfax, One of 110 Similar Incidents
• Clippers Blow By Timberwolves, 129-102
• UCLA Cruises By Colorado, 44-20, Thanks To Huge Second Half, Three Charbonnet TDs
• Heavy Fog Expected Through Sunday Morning Across Northern California
• Average Price Of Gas Up $1.50 From 2020, Nearing All-Time Highs
• Dog Missing From Stolen Car In Highland Village
• Granada Hills Hoarding House Filling Up With Belongings Again
• State Patrol Responds To Multiple Crashes And Spinouts After First Snowfall Of The Season
• Toy Renamed 'Theo's Octopus' In Honor Of Well-Loved Dog
• Licensed Therapist Discusses The Reasons Behind Hoarding
• Fast-Moving Storm Brings Hail To Tri-State Area, Causes Power Outages Throughout Region
• Three Adults, One Child Injured In Head-On Crash In Lancaster
• Saint Sabina Hands Out 450 Brand New Coats In Giveaway
• 'I Want To Make Sure That My Children Feel Safe:' Freeport Police Chief Quits After Just One Day On The Job
• Snow Is On The Roads, Drivers Advised To Take Caution
• Mack Lewis Foundation Hosting Free Turkey Giveaway For Thanksgiving
• Five Stars Score In 1st Regulation Win, 5-2 Over Flyers
• Chinese American Veterans Honored For Service In WWII
• After Storms Sweep Across State, Downed Trees, Power Outages Left Behind
• The Citadel Unveils 115-Foot Christmas Tree At 20th Annual Tree Lighting
• At Least One Person Shot, One Person In Custody In Shooting At Upper Burrell Bar
• 19-Year-Old Charged After Deadly Shooting In Allegheny Commons East
• Boston Superintendent Tells State Curley School Must Stay Closed For 10 Days After COVID Outbreak
• Garland, Cavs Erase 19-point Deficit To Beat Celtics 91-89
• Caltrans Looks to Hire Hundreds to Fill Jobs in Clean California Campaign
• USC Basketball Holds Off Temple In Second Half For 76-71 Victory
• Full Statement From Head Coach Alex Wilson
• Worker Dies Friday at Valero Refinery in Benicia
• Panarin, Kreider Score 2 Each, Rangers Beat Blue Jackets
• Trillium Evacuated As Firefighters Battle Blaze At Seaport Brewery
• Sixers Lead Assistant Coach Dave Joerger Stepping Away To Undergo Cancer Treatment
• Salvation Army Hands Out 1,000 Turkeys To Families In Need
• Chicago Weather: Rain And Snow Showers Saturday Night And Sunday
• Police Arrest Man For Attempted Rape At MBTA Station
• Woman In Critical Condition After Being Shot While Driving On West Side
• Kings fall to Winnipeg in OT, 3-2; Win-Streak Ends At Seven
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Says He Will Attend Trial Of 3 White Men Accused Of Murdering Ahmaud Arbery
• Connecticut Man Runs 247 Miles To Deliver Food To Veterans In Philadelphia Area
• Allegheny Health Network Hosting COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics For Children
• Stanford Falls to Oregon State and Out of Bowl Eligibility
• Rams Head Coach Sean McVay Addresses Receiver Robert Woods Injury
• San Jose Monument Dedicated to South Vietnamese Who Fought at Quang Tri
• Hard-Hitting Hall Of Fame Linebacker Sam Huff Dies At 87
• Dallas Police: Woman Arrested After Assaulting Southwest Flight Attendant
• Giant Balloons Taken For Test Flights In Preparation For Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Boosting the Booster: San Francisco Expands COVID-19 Vaccination Policy
• Ben Roethlisberger placed on COVID list, will miss Sunday's game
• Activists March Through New York To Call For Passage Of Climate And Community Investment Act
• 'Nerve Racking': UCLA Students React To The Crowd Surge Outside Pauley Pavilion
• One Killed, One Injured In Shooting Outside Gary Church Following Funeral
• 15-Year-Old Arrested For Allegedly Carrying Loaded Gun
• Family And Friends Mourn Two Naperville Friends Who Died At Astroworld Festival
• Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Arrives In New York City
• Sacramento's Museum Of Science And Curiosity Now Open To The Public
• Amory And Babcock Street Stations On Green Line Open Monday
• Worried Neighbors Share Video After Series Of Gunshots In Bucktown
• Community Comes Together For Fundraiser To Support Hayden Ginnetti Who Was Injured While Swimming On Nantucket
• 1 Dead, Another Injured In Northeast Dallas Shooting
• Remains Found in North Coast Forest Identified as Man Missing for 15 Years
• Remains Found In Northern California Forest Identified As Man Missing For 15 Years
• 2021 Pittsburgh Sports Holiday Gift Guide
• Bail Denied For Alton Spann, Man Charged With Murder Of University Of Chicago Graduate Dennis Shaoxiong Zheng
• Two Injured In Shadow Hills Trailer Fire
• Restaurants And Breweries Offering Outdoor Experiences Again, As COVID Cases Continue To Rise In MN
• One Man Wounded In Florence Shooting
• Philadelphia Community Members Continue Search For Missing 10-Year-Old Qadr Williamson
• Al Sharpton, Activists Join in Call For Justice In New Castle County Police Fatal Shooting Of Lymond Moses
• Hundreds Of Arapahoe County Get Much-Needed Food Boxes For Thanksgiving
• FAN N'ATION: Returning November 27
• Gold Line Project Is Set To Close Lone Hill Avenue In Glendora
• Robert Woods Out For Season With Torn ACL
• Kaiser, Health Care Unions Reach Agreement; Strike Averted
• Rev. Dr. Ketlen A. Solak Consecrated As Bishop For The Episcopal Diocese Of Pittsburgh
• Over A Dozen Caught With Weapons After State Police Stop Party Bus In Mercer County
• Denver Library Re-Named John 'Thunderbird Man' Emhoolah Jr. Branch To Honor Native American Culture
• Supply Chain Problems Affect Discount Stores Like T.J. Maxx, Marshalls
• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting At Miramar Airbnb Party
• World War II Veterans Honored With Celebration In Denver
• Bruins End Devils' 3-Game Win Streak
• Donations Needed To Help Refugees Make Minnesota Home
• Great waterproof workout headphones and earbuds for the gym on sale for Black Friday
• Sacramento Residents Sift Through Soggy Storage Units Weeks After Record Rain: 'Just Destroyed'
• Detour In Place On Pa. Turnpike In Somerset County Due To Fatal Crash
• Cowboys Activate WR Gallup, DT Hill After Lengthy Absences
• Baylor's 27-14 Win Ends No. 4 Oklahoma's 17-Game Streak
• Elon Musk Ends Week Having Sold Tesla Shares Worth Nearly $7 Billion
• Man Found Fatally Shot In Jersey City
• Packers' Aaron Rodgers Has Been 'Activated', Set To Play Sunday Vs. Seahawks
• More Turning To Abortion Pills By Mail Amid COVID-19, State Restrictions
• Alton Spann, 18, Charged With Murder Of University Of Chicago Graduate Dennis Shaoxiong Zheng
• Bond Set For 4 Chicago Men Charged In Stealing Nearly $15,000 In Merchandise From Ulta Beauty Store In Oak Brook
• Beloved 'Dolphin Tale' Star Winter Died Of Twisted Intestine
• Furry Tails: Bow Tie Boone Wins Top Prize At American Humane Hero Dog Awards
• King Soopers Hosting Hiring Events For Table Mesa Location In Boulder
• Maryland Reaches Vaccine Milestone With 99 Percent Of Seniors Vaccinated
• Python Joyrides Around South Florida On Sailboat
• Penn State's Trickery Not Enough To Fool Michigan, Losing 21-17
• Polk County Authorities Respond To Hunter With Gunshot Wound
• Near-Earth asteroid may have come from the moon
• Children's Playhouse Holds COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic For Kids: 'I Feel Safer Sending Them To School Every Day'
• Off-Duty Officer Involved In Fatal Shooting In Southeast Baltimore Barbershop
• Boy Wanted In Connection With Deadly Hit-And-Run Crash In Rosemead Missing
• Kaiser Permanente, Unions Reach Labor Deal To Avert Strike
• Marchand Scores Twice, Bruins End Devils 3-Game Win Streak
• UPDATE: Boy Abducted in Sacramento Found Safe in Hayward; Kidnapper Arrested
• Miami Tops World In Annual Jump In Luxury Home Prices
• Mountaineers Can't Recover From Slow Start, Lose 34-17 To Kansas State
• Dallas Animal Services Exposed To Canine Distemper Virus; Limiting Intake Of Dogs
• Nations Strike Climate Deal With Coal Compromise
• Denver Police Searching For Sexual Assault Suspect, Eduardo Rodriguez-Acevedo
• Man Shot After Agreeing To Meet Woman In Stockton
• West Virginia Governor Jim Justice Calls On West Virginians To Get COVID-19 Booster Shot
• Crowd Surge Outside UCLA Game Prompts Concern From Officials
• Nations strike climate deal with coal compromise at COP26
• LA County Health Director Says Winter COVID Surge A`Real Possibility'
• 2 Men Injured, 1 In Critical Condition In East Garfield Park Shooting
• Marcellus Mitchell Charged With Shooting Into Group Of People In St. Paul
• Salvation Army Bell Ringers Return For Season Of Giving In Colorado
• 3-Alarm Fire In Hereford, Berks County Damages Buddhist Temple
• CHP: 19-Year-Old Dies in Fatal Crash on I-580 in Oakland
• Greene Co. Man Creates Online Service For Fresh Produce Delivery Directly From Farms
• Petaluma Police Investigate Early Morning Yacht Fire as Possible Arson
• Pittsburgh Police Comfort Dog, Zane, Visits Senior Center
• 10 New York mass COVID vaccination sites open to children 5-11
• Teenagers To Be Tried As Adults In 2020 Deadly Arson At Denver House
• Colorado Joins New Mexico & California In Offering COVID Boosters To All Adults
• Driver Arrested After Running Away From Crash Involving Denver Police Officer, Police Say
• Salvation Army Gives Away 1,000 Turkeys To Families In South LA
• Kaiser Permanente, Workers Reach Tentative Deal To Avoid Strike
• Parkland Activists Heal Over Years While Pushing Gun Reform
• 1 Shot Outside Roseville Bar During 'Release From Prison Party'
• Mask Mandate In Salem Won't Be Extended After It Expires Saturday Night
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• Gov. Tim Walz Departs For Europe Trade Mission
• 1 Person Dead Following Crash In Downers Grove
• 16 Small Massachusetts Towns Share $3M In Grants
• Kaiser health care worker strike averted as tentative deal is reached
• Man Shot, Killed In Pleasantville, New Jersey, Police Say
• Man Stabbed In Abdomen In Feltonville, Philadelphia Police Say
• Sidney Crosby To Return To The Ice This Afternoon, Expected To Play In Washington
• Hennepin County Seeks Public's Help Identifying Body Of Pregnant Woman
• Volunteer Program Helping Colorado Nurses 'Be More Responsive' To Patients
• Dense Fog Advisory Reduces Visibility in Parts of Bay Area
• Man Dead Following Shooting In East Garfield Park
• West Virginia Opens First Medical Cannabis Dispensary
• Boy, 12, Injured After Being Struck By Van In Martin County
• Information From Google Helped Lead Denver Investigators To Teenage Arson Suspects, Kevin Bui & Gavin Seymour
• Snowless In Denver: Fingers Crossed We Can Muster Up Some Flakes Tuesday Night
• Juvenile Charged With Aggravated Carjacking on Near West Side
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Robbing Delivery Driver, Stealing Truck
• Mechanic converts classic cars into electric vehicles
• Colorado Weather: Windy At Times But Mild Before An Abrupt Change Arrives Tuesday
• Gail Wilson's Daughter Blames 'Control, Anger, Jealousy' For His Murder
• Hanna Andersson Recalls 2 Baby Clothes Products Over Possible Choking Hazard
• Child Abducted In Sacramento Found Safe In Hayward; Alleged Kidnapper Arrested
• One Killed, Five Injured In Two-Vehicle Crash On Freeway In Lynwood
• 1 Injured, House Damaged In Gas Explosion At SW Miami-Dade Home
• San Jose Memorial to Vietnamese Soldiers Who Fought Alongside U.S. Unveiled
• Last Day To Enter Pittsburgh's 19th Annual Gingerbread House Competition
• Two-Alarm SW Miami-Dade House Fire Under Investigation
• Two Hospitalized in Oakland After Shooting Early Saturday Morning
• Florida Health Providers Caught Between State, Feds On Vaccines
• Court To Hear $360K Child Support Case Against Tarvaris Jackson Estate
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 900 New Cases & 20 Deaths Reported Saturday As Hospitalizations Drop Below 500
• Saturday Evening Storm Brings 'First Flakes Alert' For Much Of Massachusetts
• Indicted For 18 Capital Murders, Billy Chermirmir's Trial Will Focus On Just One
• This year's Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree arrives in New York City
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Making Its Way Towards South Florida
• 8 Hospitalized Following Multiple-Vehicle Crash In NW Miami
• Pittsburgh Area, Western Pa. Get First Snowfall Of The Season
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Another ATM Smash & Grab Theft
• Florida Judge Awards Nearly $35 Million In Improper HOA Fees
• 'Clifford The Big Red Dog' Debuts On The Big Screen & Paramount+ As A Charming Canine Comedy
• Enterprise Florida Shifts Authority Amid Opening
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Nov. 13, 2021
• COVID booster shots allowed for all adults in California, Colorado, New Mexico
• Petaluma Police Arrest 2 Armed Robbery Suspects Friday Night
• Rollover Vehicle Crash That Entrapped 1 Person Under Investigation
• Bay Area Health Departments Expand COVID Booster Eligibility Following State Directive
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Breezy, Chilly, Rain Saturday Afternoon; Clear Skies, Windy, Much Colder Overnight
• COVID: Santa Returns to Stanford Shopping Center Without Pandemic Restrictions
• Family, Friends of Slain Campbell Tech Exec Struggle to Make Sense of Shooting
• Towns, Wolves Thrash Lakers 107-83 To Snap 6-Game Skid
• Worcester Holds Tribute For Fire Lt. Jason Menard On Death Anniversary
• 1 Person Hospitalized Following 2-Vehicle Crash On I-57
• SpaceX launches 53 more Starlink satellites for internet constellation
• 2 Killed In Dan Ryan Single-Vehicle Crash
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Suspected DUI Head-On Collision in Santa Rosa
• New USS New Jersey Will Be Christened By Navy Saturday
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Early Morning Shootings In Northview Heights, Larimer
• Chicago Weather: Colder Temps, Snow On The Way
• Glen De Vries, Who Flew To Space With William Shatner, Dies In Small Plane Crash In New Jersey
• Lyft Driver Carjacked By 2 Armed Men In Quiet Bucks County Neighborhood, Police Say
• Jashyah Moore's Mother Charged After Missing Teen Found Safe In NYC
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/13 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Athol Plaza Tennis Courts in Oakland, Formerly a Homeless Encampment, Set to Reopen
• Hey Ray! Conductors, Copper, Coils, And Candles
• Man Dead, 2 Critically Injured After Crash On DuSable Lake Shore Drive
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Flurries, Winter-Like Weather
• Grab A Sweater: Normal November Temperatures Expected Saturday
• Woman, 20, Critically Wounded In Fifth City
• Pa. State Police Corporal Arrested, Accused Of Stealing Heroin From Evidence Room
• Church's 'Free Fuel Friday' Giveaway Draws Long Line Of Cars
• Remembrance Lunch Held For Victims Of Deadly School Bus Crash
• Man Facing Felony Charges After Wilkinsburg Drug Bust
• Wigle Whiskey Opening Pop-Up Shop At Settlers Ridge Giant Eagle Market District
• WVU Beats Pitt, Bob Huggins Ties Bobby Knight With 902 Wins
• The Norse Legend of Freyja - Legends Of The Hidden Temple
• Insane Twists on the Classics - Masters of Illusion
• Brick Walls, Plexiglass, and a Fish Hook Endoscopy - Masters Of Illusion
• Bird in the Hand - All American
• Harlem's Renaissance Man - 4400
• Armageddon, Part 1 - The Flash
• Chapter Ninety-Six: Welcome to Rivervale - Riverdale
• Deus Ex Latrina - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• How Does Your Garden Grow? - Batwoman
• Harden Has 39 Points, 12 Assists, Nets Top Pelicans
• It's Not What You Think - Walker
• You're A Long Way From Home - Legacies
• Rock Paper Magic! - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• The Gambit of the Tangled Souls - Nancy Drew
• Keegan Michael Key 8 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Kevin McHale 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Episode 207 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 205 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from November 13, 2021

• The Ring: The Murder of Patrick De La Cerda
• Shipping and labor woes crimp turkey supplies for Thanksgiving
• Chicago teens speak about being carjackers
• Great Resignation continues as seasonal workers seek better offers
• COP26 in Glasgow concludes with tentative agreement to curb emissions
• Many Americans may lose pandemic saved PTO
• COVID-19 hospitalizations rise in several states, signaling winter surge
• London Calling: U.K. prepares to honor fallen service members on Remembrance Day
• Consumers to pay higher prices during holiday season and beyond
• Humanitarian crisis brews amid dispute over migrants at the Belarus-Poland border
• Analyzing the COVID pandemic roughly 20 months after cases broke out
• What's next after Steve Bannon charged with contempt of Congress
• The Dish: Chef Mauro Stoppa on quest to preach the cuisine of Venice to surrounding islands
• The goal to convert classical cars into electric cars
• Yannick Nézet-Séguin on exposing classical music to a younger generation
• Louisiana board pardons Homer Plessy ahead of the 125th anniversary of Plessy v. Ferguson
• Ancient stone etchings under threat in Utah, Arizona
• Key goals up in the air as COP26 climate summit ends
• Britney Spears' conservatorship ends after more than 13 years
• Record numbers of Americans quitting their jobs
• Boosters for all? A look at some of the latest COVID-19 developments
• Hospitals see surge in COVID-19 patients as restrictions are lifted
• Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon indicted for contempt of Congress