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CBS Connected Minute

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Episodes

  1. More Space Needed for Social Distancing

    A new study says 6 feet may not be enough when it comes to social distancing, as it's based off outdated science and observations from different viruses.

  2. New Coronavirus Test

    The FDA has approved a new coronavirus test that's fast, easy to administer and cheap.

  3. Vaccine Priority

    The CDC is weighing in on who should get the coronavirus vaccine first when it becomes available.

  4. Revel Returns

    Revel scooters are back in NYC after three deaths this summer, but with some new safety features.

  5. Not enough laptops for remote learning

    Blame the trade war with China.

  6. Less drama and more mama - Kellyanne is leaving her job at the White House

    Conway says she wants to spend more time with her family.

  7. Calling the cops on kids not wearing a mask in class. Wait, what?

    In Utah, there is talk of misdemeanor charges. That'll teach them!

  8. Blame the kids for spreading the virus

    You knew those sticky fingers were trouble!

  9. College kids change their fall plans

    More than 20% say they are not going back because of the pandemic.

  10. Study: honey your best bet for a cough

    Researchers compared cough drops, antibiotics, pain killers and still honey came out on top.

  11. Track that mail. Cuts at the post office?

    Congress is called back from summer vacation to hammer out a plan of the USPS.

  12. A boy with autism refuses to wear a mask and is removed from a Southwest flight

    His mom says he doesn't like things touching his face, and she tried getting him in a mask before the family was asked to leave.

  13. Young & vape? You're at a higher risk of getting the coronavirus

    New research finds the chances are much greater for teenagers and young adults who use e-cigarettes.

  14. Hurricane force winds in the Midwest leave hundreds of thousands without power

    A rare kind of storm, a 'Derecho' leaves a swath of damage through Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa.

  15. A trip to Mexico + COVID symptoms = a possibility you may not return!

    The Trump Administration considers not allowing Americans back in IF they MAY have the coronavirus.

  16. Antonio Banderas Tests Positive for Coronavirus

    Antonio Banderas announced on Twitter that he's spending his 60th birthday at home after contracting the coronavirus.

  17. House Party in New Jersey Draws Hundreds

    Cops in New Jersey shut down a pop-up house party filled with hundreds of fist-pumpers.

  18. Illinois School District Bans Pajamas from Remote Learning

    Springfield Public Schools in Illinois has updated its dress code policy, saying that students cannot wear pajama pants, slippers, hats, hoods, sunglasses, and a few other things, while on camera when classes start online this month.

  19. Fewer Americans Wearing Face Masks Outdoors

    Fewer Americans Wearing Face Masks Outdoors.

  20. Posthumous Prince Song

    Four years after his death, the Prince estate is releasing "Cosmic Day," a track he recorded in 1986.

  21. President Trump Signs Executive Order to Ban Tik Tok

    The President has signed an executive order that would ban the social media apps Tik Tok and WeChat from operating in the U-S if they are not sold by their Chinese-owned parent companies by September 20th.

  22. Portland's protesters get their own emotional support llama

    "Caesar the No Drama Llama" comes to give hugs.

  23. Black Lives Matter supporter kicked off a flight over controversial face mask

    The mask with a message to police didn't sit well with an American Airlines flight attendant.

  24. Americans are less "satisfied" with life

    A new poll finds under 15% say they're happy with the way things are going.

  25. More Controversy for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show"

    After a number of former employees complained about the toxic work environment, more ex-staffers on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" are saying top executives sexually harassed lower-level workers.

  26. "Sugar Rush" Dedicates Premiere Episode to Naya Rivera

    Netflix's baking competition reality series, "Sugar Rush" will dedicate their premiere episode to late actress, Naya Rivera, who served as a guest judge on the show back in February.

  27. Kids Carry Just as Much of Coronavirus as Adults

    New research says infected children have at least as much of the coronavirus in their little noses and throats as infected adults.

  28. Doctors say it may be time to reinstate stay-at-home orders

    More than 150,000 dead in America from the coronavirus.

  29. Are we going overboard with the cleaning products?

    Disinfectants are not body mists but some admit to spraying themselves.

  30. Inmates to the rescue of a deputy. Teachers COVID strike? Barbie's 2020 Campaign

    In Georgia, the deputy passed out twice that's when inmates used his radio to call for help.

  31. Seeds from China? Don't plant them sez the government

    Around the country people have received seeds from a Chinese mailing address.

  32. Work from home until next summer? It's in Google's plan

    A big consideration, employees with kids who are unsure about the school year.

  33. School Named in Honor of John Lewis

    Virginia's Robert E. Lee High School will now become the John R. Lewis High School in honor of the late civil rights icon.

  34. Mike Tyson Posts Trailer for Exhibition Fight

    Mike Tyson debuts the trailer for his exhibition fight against Roy Jones Jr. on Instagram.

  35. Karen Theme Song Goes Viral

    White women who throw tantrums now have their own theme song.

  36. A desert hike goes horribly wrong

    He broke his leg and had no cell service. But he lives to tell!

  37. We're buying more ice cream and less deodorant

    Hey, priorities change in lock down.

  38. LSD the new quarantine hobby?

    Researchers say more are experimenting while home.

  39. A Miami doctor talks tough as ICUs fill with virus patients

    He says if people don't heed warnings and wear masks, the death toll will be grim.

  40. Teachers file suit in Florida over going back to class

    Florida has some of the largest school districts in the country so all eyes are watching.

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