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Articles from May 3, 2015

• Mark at the Movies - 5/3/15
• Police Investigate 5-Car Crash In Van Nuys As Possible Street Racing
• LAPD Seeks Public's Help In Locating 2 Missing Juveniles
• Peers Push School To Let Foreign Exchange Student Walk At Graduation
• Caught On Camera: Good Samaritans Rescue Motorcyclist Wedged Under A Truck, Being Dragged
• Knitting Group Looking For More Hospitals To Donate To
• Car Smashes Into Home After Alleged Road Rage Incident
• Grey Water: Homeowner Gets Creative To Make Each Gallon Count
• Water Line Breaks In Walnut Creek Following Concord Earthquake
• Ducks Top Flames 3-0 In Game 2 To Stay Unbeaten In Playoffs
• Colusa County Town Mourns Mother, 2 Daughters Killed In Wrong-Way Driver Crash
• Emma: Like Clockwork, Blackhawks At Their Best For Playoff Push
• Storms and Big Rains Ahead
• Armed Man Reportedly Holding 3 Hostages In Westlake Taken Into Custody
• Russian Lawmaker Exiled In Bay Area After Standing Up To President Putin
• Finding Minnesota: YouTube Singing Marathon
• Garland Police On Muhammad Exhibit Shooting: "We Were Prepared"
• Homicide Suspected In Minnesota Farmhouse Fire That Killed 2
• Loveland Closes For The Season, A Basin Only Ski Area Still Open
• Talking Points: Shutdown Specter Looms Over Budget Battle
• Suspect At Large After Hit-And-Run Homicide In West Denver
• Denver Police Arrest Carjacking Suspect After Chase
• Kane Leads Blackhawks Past Wild, 4-1
• Firefighters Battling Fire Involving At Least 5 Structures In Passaic
• Kane Leads Blackhawks Past Wild 4-1
• Troops from Arab coalition land at Yemen port town
• A Day of Prayer & Peace
• Police, Neighbor Rescue Centereach Woman From House Fire
• Peaceful Baltimore Demonstrators Calling For Justice & Peace
• Baltimore Curfew Ends, National Guard Moving Out This Week
• 11-Year-Old Monument Boy Allegedly Stabs Mother
• Suspect In Queens Police Shooting Arraigned; Search Is On For Weapon
• Keidel: Pacquiao Should Pack It In
• Dolphins, AARP Team Up To Pack A Million Meals
• 2 inmates killed in Greek prison brawl
• Camarillo Dentist Who Survived Quake In Nepal Back Home -- Even If His Heart Is Elsewhere
• Many Gray Areas So Far With A New Pot Grow Concern: Pesticides
• Pint-Sized Pooch's Heroic Actions Earn Him National Hero Dog Nomination
• Golden State Warrior Steph Curry Wins NBA's MVP Award
• Banda de rock recorre México en bicicleta
• Tufts Students Go On Hunger Strike Over Janitor Layoffs
• 3 Congregants Of Brooklyn Church Killed In Upstate NY Van Crash
• John Kerry's Kenya Trip Includes Selfie With Elephant
• Wrong Way Wreck Driver To Be Sentenced Monday
• Man Thankful He Was Able To Help Lightning Strike Victim
• Augsburg College Celebrates Its Most Diverse Graduating Class In History
• Shots Fired During Brazen Jewelry Store Robbery In Rowland Heights
• Bergen County Grand Jury Indicts Man In 2014 Fatal Shooting
• Spina Bifida Walk-N-Roll Draws People From Inside, Outside Colorado
• Shots fired at controversial art event in Texas
• Son of 'Unbroken' Hero Louis Zamperini To Land At Flight Museum Aboard WWII Bomber
• Retired Essex County Sheriff's Deputy Gets 8 Years In Prison For Robbing Bank
• Ben Carson announces he's running for president
• Woman Drowns At Miami Beach, Her Friend Hospitalized
• SWAT Called After Man Barricades Self In Wilkins Twp. Home
• Wild Go With Haula To Replace Injured Fontaine
• NYC policeman "fighting for his life" after shooting
• Vince Wilfork To New England Tech Grads: 'Look At Me Now'
• AP Source: Warriors Shar Shooter Stephen Curry To Be Named NBA MVP
• Grandal Hits Walk-Off HR In 13th Inning To Lift Dodgers Past D'Backs, 1-0
• Ben Carson Announces Presidential Run
• UNC Sends Out Email Condemning Those Who Allegedly Hurled Objects At Campus Protesters
• Chipotle Reveals Its Guacamole Recipe
• 2 Dead In Shooting At Muhammad Art Exhibit In Garland
• Rockies Can't Avoid Getting Swept By Padres In San Diego
• Concord Fault That Saw 3.6 Magnitude Quake Has Potential To Do Major Damage To East Bay
• Mayweather Takes His $100M Check And Runs
• Police Pull Woman And Infant From River After Mother Tosses Child In
• Fire Causes $1 Mil In Damage At Apartment Building
• Hit And Run Accident In North Dallas Turns Deadly
• NYC Health Dept.: Alcohol Easy For Underage Buyers To Get In NYC
• Funnel Cloud Spotted In Northern Colorado, But It Doesn't Touch Down
• Cards Win In Extras Again, Beat Pirates 3-2 In 14
• Port Authority Holds Emergency Drill On Goethals Bridge
• Giants' Lincecum Completes Sweep Of Angels After Shut Out
• LI Man Accused Of Driving Drunk, Hitting Grandfather & 2-Year-Old Grandson
• Police body camera programs raise new challenges
• Whisky Island
• James Taylor Debuts Song 'Angels Of Fenway' At Fenway Park
• All-American
• Migrants still taking risky trips across Mediterranean
• Victims In Fort Worth Armed Robbery Spree Speak Out
• The Lesson of War
• Moderate earthquakes shake Bay Area
• Warriors Roll Past Grizzlies 101-86 In Game 1 Of West Semis
• Vogt, Unusually Wild Gray Carry A's Past Rangers 7-1
• Giants Beat Angels 5-0 Behind Lincecum For 3-Game Sweep
• Two Killed In Bridgeview Crash
• Tinley Park Brother, Sister Home Safe From Nepal Trip
• Moderate Quake Hits Near Concord
• Read All About It! CW50 Street Team visits 2015 Bookstock
• Woman, Toddler Killed By Suspected Drunken Driver In Livermore
• Plouffe Slam, 5 RBIs, Twins Rout White Sox For 4-Game Sweep
• Earthquake Swarm, Including Magnitude 3.6, Shakes East Bay Cities
• Twins Rout White Sox For 4-Game Sweep
• Testing, Police, Pot To Dominate Legislature's Final Days
• 4 Dead After Wrong-Way Driver Hits Car Head-On Near Woodland
• CSU Gets Guarantee On $220M Price Tag For Stadium
• Driver Seriously Injured In Single-Car Rollover Crash In Sandwich
• Warriors Roll Past Grizzlies In Game 1 Of West Semis
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. earns first Talladega win since 2004
• Man Killed In Five Vehicle Crash On I-80 In Joliet
• Kayaker Rescues Man Who Jumped Off Bridge In Suicide Attempt
• Police Chase Shooting Suspects Across Bay Bridge From San Francisco To Oakland; 1 Arrested
• Ramirez Homers, Drives In 3 To Lead Brewers Over Cubs
• Vice President Joe Biden Speaking At NAACP's Freedom Fund Dinner Event
• Missing Woman's Body Found In Beaver Co. Park
• Holding $100 million check, Mayweather talks exit
• Trip To Target Ends With Fire Department Rescue For 4-Year-Old
• AAA Texas Holding Dallas/Fort Worth Job Fair
• Police Searching For Alleged Groper In Allston
• Dearborn Man Kills Wife, Self After Dispute
• To Boost Diversity, Google Embeds Engineers As Professors In Black Colleges
• Pets Killed In Mt. Lebanon House Fire
• St. Paul Teacher Named Minnesota's Teacher Of The Year
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• Cabrera, Sanchez Carry Tigers To 6-4 Victory Over Royals
• Southern California High Surf Expected To Escalate Through Tuesday
• Face The Nation Transcripts May 3, 2015: Brooks, Pugh, Ryan
• Another Grass Fire Breaks Out In SW Dade
• Smith College Votes To Accept Transgender Applicants
• St. Paul Saints To Hold Open Tryouts At New Ballpark
• U.S. student detained in North Korea for illegal entry
• Albany Park Elementary School Wins Five Medals In State Science Competition
• 5/3 CBS2 Sunday Evening Weather Headlines
• Orioles Defeat Rays 4-2
• The Bloody Mary Law Is In Effect, But Cities Still Have To Act On It
• Double-Decker Tour Bus Catches Fire In Upper Haight; No Injuries Reported
• FAA Investigating Lasers That Struck Dallas Planes
• Mayweather Dictates Fight, Beats Pacquiao To Remain Undefeated
• WEATHER BLOG: Summer-Like Weather
• Marlins Rest A Few Regulars, Fall To Phillies 6-2
• CoCo County Sheriff Names Suspect Who Allegedly Backed Truck Over 9 People In Bay Point, Killing 1
• Eagles Agree To Terms With 16 Undrafted Free Agents
• Family Safe After Car Gets Stuck On Tracks, Hit By Train
• Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods split, skier says
• Phillies End 5-Game Skid With 6-2 Win Over Marlins
• Jimmy Buffett University Of Miami Commencement Speaker
• Needham High School Principal Resigns Following Workplace Conduct Complaint
• Rapids Tie Galaxy In 3rd Straight Draw
• Texans Show Continued Support For Brenham's Blue Bell
• As Baltimore ends curfew, Gray family seeks justice
• Woman Airlifted From Gail Canyon Area After Rattlesnake Bite
• Well-Known High School Track Coach Collapses, Dies At Meet
• Bulls Weigh How Much Defensive Attention To Devote To LeBron James
• Vonn Says Relationship With Woods Is Over
• Police: Kayaker Rescues Man Who Jumped Off Bridge Into Hackensack River
• Mother's Day Gift Ideas For Both Shoppers And Do-It-Yourselfers
• Body Pulled From St. Croix Identified As Missing Stillwater Woman
• Allen Iverson Refutes Matt Barnes Money Throwing Claims
• Colorful Sculpture Hoisted Above Rose Kennedy Greenway
• 1 Person Seriously Injured In Accident Involving Motorcycle
• Cinco de Mayo Parade In Detroit Attracts Thousands In Celebration
• Mom And Baby Killed, 2 Boys Hurt When Car Crashes Into Livermore Apartment Building
• 8th Case Of Bird Flu Detected In Wisconsin
• Boko Haram stoned to death girls on verge of rescue
• Archdiocese Removes Pilsen Pastor For Relationship With Woman
• Officials: 2 Injured After Dirt Bike Hits Barbed-Wire Fence
• Yankees Look To Complete Sweep Of Rival Red Sox
• Blogger, 24, Hoping To Use Site As Springboard Into Politics
• Schumer: Allow Nepalese To Stay In US As Nation Recovers
• 3.2 Quake Rocks Dallas; Can We Expect More?
• Car Accident Injures Philadelphia Police Officers And Two Civilians
• Rally of Israel's Ethiopian Jews turns violent again
• Kerry tries to calm Israeli "hysteria" over Iran deal
• Top Choirs Set To Perform At McDonald's Gospelfest In Newark
• Prosecutors: Jersey Shore Pizzeria Owners Skimmed Nearly $1M, Lived Lavishly
• Skyline Plungers Rappel Down Loop Hotel To Raise Money For Respiratory Health
• On Time: May 3, 2015
• Fishermen Fear Looming Cost Of At-Sea Monitors This Summer
• Donald Trump Ends Bid To Manage Key Biscayne Golf Course
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Mass. Pike Crash
• Nepal closes airport to big jets as body count grows
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - A New Book On Hillary Clinton
• Orioles' Hardy, Flaherty To Start Rehab Assignments
• Phantom Gourmet: Granola Taste Test
• Growing Montclair Film Festival Covers The Gamut
• Madison Bans Discrimination Against Atheists, Non-Religious
• Late Togo dictator's son wins 3rd term as president
• Chicago Police Honor Fallen Officers During St. Jude Memorial March
• What needs to change in Baltimore?
• 2015 Pittsburgh Marathon Finish Line Videos
• Woman Remains In Custody After Deadly Shooting
• Derby Winner American Pharoah A Likely Go In Preakness
• Ryan Pace Discusses Bears' 2015 Draft Class
• Hazardous Beach Conditions Expected Sunday Along Bay Area Coast
• MDA Telethon Will End After Decades On Air
• Kristin Chenoweth Discusses Latest Tony-Nominated Role
• Thousands Walk, Run To Remember Slain Danvers High School Teacher
• Positively Philadelphia: Food Truck Festival, May 9th
• With 9 Picks, Ravens Fill Several Holes In NFL Draft
• ​Calendar: Week of May 4
• Lesson And Leach On MayPac: Biggest Farce In Boxing History?
• Atlantic City Man Sentenced For Role In Drug Ring
• Facing South Florida: The 2015 Florida Legislative Session
• 5/3 CBS2 Sunday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Furry Friend Finder: Randolph And Patrick
• Surge In Contribution To Gov. Brown's Pet Charities
• Officials: Alcohol Likely A Factor In Disappearance
• GOP's point man on poverty weighs in on Baltimore
• Police: DUI Being Probed In Crash That Injured Pa. Lawmaker
• Warm Sunday With Thunderstorms Possible Late In Evening
• ​Queen Latifah on playing "Bessie"
• 4 Things To Know: Mayweather's Win, Game 2, Bloody Marys & Princess
• Police: Searching For Yellow Taxi Involved In Drive-By Shooting On Freeway
• Magnitude 3.9 Quake Rattles Buildings Across Los Angeles Basin
• Focus On South Florida: Mandela's Daughter
• Focus On South Florida: Andrew Torgashev
• Keller @ Large: Auditor Suzanne Bump On Government Accountability
• Focus On South Florida: Confronting Animal Cruelty
• Focus On South Florida: The Children's Trust
• ​America's great divide
• Off-Duty Oak Park Cop Wounded On Far South Side Of Chicago
• ​What drives GM CEO Mary Barra?
• Police: Man Shot To Death In Marquette Park
• 3.9-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Baldwin Hills
• 1-Year-Old Girl Fatally Hit By Vehicle In Midlothian
• Oklahoma Man Charged With '99 Strangling On NW Side
• Florida Legislators Push Bills Tied To Their Private Jobs
• Police: Missing Woman Located
• Convictions in Freddie Gray case will be tough: experts
• ​Alabama Shakes: Fearless and free
• Thousands Lace Up For Annual Broad Street Run
• WEATHER BLOG: Sunny Sunday
• Ryan Dungey Caps AMA Supercross Title With Victory
• Mondawmin Mall Reopens Sunday After It Was Looted
• David Goldberg, Tech Exec Married To 'Lean In' Author, Dies
• Five Boro Bike Tour Rolls Through NYC
• Experts: Convictions Will Be Tough To Win In Baltimore Case
• AG Issues Regs For Massachusetts Sick Time Law
• It's Official, Boxing Is Dead! [BLOG]
• ​The Wright Brothers and the conquest of flight
• NAMI Mental Health Conference Sells Out In Miami
• Bag with $63K in moldy bills found in Pennsylvania park
• First-bumping Young Fan Named Hero Of Rev's Match
• ​How YouTube went from David to Goliath
• Pacquiao Says Shoulder Injury Limited Him In Mayweather Loss
• Alice? Charlotte? Royal baby name game begins
• ​Almanac: Kasparov vs. Deep Blue
• Dolphins Draft Versatile Tony Lippett With Their Final Pick
• Small earthquake rattles the greater Los Angeles area
• Shalala Says She's Thinking About Miami Stadium Options
• Anti-Police Graffiti Spray-Painted On Garage Door In Old City
• Renowned Maryland Dog Trainer A Pioneer For Positive Method
• Worcester Pedestrian Killed In Apparent Hit-And-Run, Police Say
• Arab troops spotted landing in vital Yemen city
• Firefighters Rescue Several Residents From Wilkins. Twp. Fire
• Filipinos saddened over loss by their "National Fist"
• Man Stabbed To Death In West Philadelphia
• Time Management Help Sacramento Events Manager Succeed
• Nurse, Former Mayor Realized Education Is Vital To Success
• Asking A Lot Of Questions Is Key When Just Starting Out
• Sacramento Office Manager Utilizes Regional Occupation Program
• Technology Improves Healthcare Management In L.A.
• Dallas Investor Credit Education For Opening The World Of Business
• Assistant Dean Says Healthcare Students Have Endless Opportunities
• Job Market For Healthcare Managers Broadens In L.A.
• San Francisco Executive Advises Business Majors To Be Open To Critical Feedback
• Chicago Business Owner Uses Technology To Help With Job Relocation
• Washington County Chess Academy Builds Focus, Confidence
• Thousands Of Athletes Hit The Streets For 2015 Pittsburgh Marathon
• Streaking Marlins Go For Series Sweep Over Philadelphia
• Ballot Measure To Hike Taxes For Road Work: Everything You Need To Know About Prop 1
• NYPD cop shot in the head is stable, officials say
• Rockies Lose To Padres, 4-2
• Proposed Legislation Enhances Freight Rail Safety From Hazardous Chemicals
• Phila. LGBT Leaders Urge Charter Change To Make City's LGBT Office Permanent
• PATCO Tweaking Plan To Rehab Train Tracks Across Ben Franklin Bridge
• Former NFL Great Cornell Green Retires As Broncos Scout
• 5/3 CBS2 Sunday Morning Weather Headlines
• Local Doctor Discusses The Difference Between D.O. And M.D.
• Mermaid Hair, Street Tacos and Walk A Mile In Her Shoes - May 3, 2015
• Mayweather vs. Pacquiao: A Twitter Recap Of The Fight Of The Century
• Mayweather Vs. Pacquiao Top 5 Moments
• Mayweather-Pacquiao Top 5 Moments
• Floyd Mayweather Controls Pace, Defeats Pacquiao By Decision
• Santoliquito: Mayweather Easily Beats Pacquiao In A Borefest
• Mayweather Jr. Wins Richest Fight Ever In Unanimous Decision Over Pacquiao
• The Evolution Of A Community In Indonesia
• ​After months of hype, "Fight of the Century" goes distance
• "Don't spritz him with that body spray from the commercials where the women undress when they smell it. That doesn't work at all. No matter how much you put on."

Videos from May 3, 2015

• The Lesson of War, All-American, Whisky Island