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• High-Flying Kite Concerns Authorities In East Sacramento
• Leslie Moonves Departs As Chief Of CBS, Financial Package Withheld Pending Investigation
• Lodi Double Homicide Marks Spike In Gun Violence
• Fans 'Went Wild' When Colorado Native Phillip Lindsay Made Broncos History
• 'Cry Tonight, Tomorrow We Fight': Woman Celebrates Transplant Success
• 2 Broncos Absent During National Anthem, Kaepernick Thanks NFL Players Who Kneeled
• Cal Fire Is Burning Through Their Budget, With Months Of The Fire Season Left
• Wedding Guests Recover After Getting Sick At Moreno Valley Reception
• Boy Scouts Receive Inside Look At Sacramento Police Operations
• Locals Show Support For East Bay Synagogue In Wake Of Anti-Semitic Flyer
• 'Kind Of Tricky': 90-Year-Old Veteran Rappels Down Skyscraper
• Gilroy Officer Shoots At Car Driven By Former Cop Who Stole Vehicle
• Colorado Girl Scout Develops Feminine Necessity For Girls In India
• Minnesota Man Pleads Guilty To Stalking CU Female Athletes
• Roundup: Brush Fires Burn Around Southern California
• Young Entrepreneurs To Carry Couch Up Mt. Elbert For Charity
• At Least One Person Injured In Shooting Outside Maywood Burger King
• Chief's QB Leads KC To Victory Over Chargers, 38-28
• Friends, Colleagues Remember Original Vikings Trainer
• Talking Points: Minnesota AG Race Continues Gaining Attention
• HURRICANE TRACKER: Florence Now Category 4; Means More Rain For Maryland
• Major Hurricane Florence Expected To Hit Carolinas By End Of Week
• Miss New York Nia Franklin Is Crowned Miss America 2019
• McKeesport Police K9 Diagnosed With Cancer
• 'She's Done It All': Therapy Horse Retiring After More Than A Decade Of Service
• Star-studded Stand Up To Cancer telethon raises record $123M
• Serena Williams Fined $17,000 For Violations During US Open Loss
• Car Crashes Into Northwest Miami-Dade Canal After Hit-and-Run
• Democrats Condemn 'Anti-Semitic' Campaign Mailing Against Cynthia Nixon
• CBS Chairman And CEO Moonves Steps Down
• Tappan Zee Owner: Damaged Old Span No Threat, Mario M. Cuomo Bridge Likely To Open By Wednesday Morning Rush
• Gun Violence Makes For Deadly Weekend In Twin Cities
• Friend: 'No One Really Did Anything' For Man Who Drowned During Cruise
• Tulloch Fire East Of Oakdale Is 100% Contained
• Waterspout Spotted Over Chesapeake Bay In Virginia
• Football Fans Thrilled To Legally Place Bets On Giants' Opener
• Komen Greater NY Race For The Cure Runs Through Central Park
• Dallas officer faces manslaughter charge in fatal shooting of neighbor
• United Kingdom Start-Up Plans to Launch Air Taxi Service By 2022
• 23-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting
• John Legend, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim Rice Now EGOT Winners
• Secretary Of State Candidate, Campaign Manager Injured In Parade Incident
• Parkway East 'Bathtub' To Close Monday Morning Due To Flooding
• Dallas Officer Who Fatally Shot Black Man In His Apartment Arrested
• Used Gear Installed For South Bay BART Extension Exposed System To Hackers
• Police: 32-Year-Old Allegedly Stole 6 Bicycles From Atlantic City Boardwalk
• Dolphins Overcome 2 Lightning Delays To Beat Titans 27-20
• 7 injured in Paris stabbing attack; suspect taken into custody
• Report: Elton John Dedicates Song To Mac Miller At Pa. Concert
• 5 Things We Learned From The Broncos Week 1 Victory
• Dez Bryant Explains Why He'd Like To Play For A Team Like The Patriots
• Fayette, Westmoreland, Washington Among Counties Hit Hard By Flooding
• Heavy Rain Damage, Flooding Force Closures Throughout Pittsburgh Area
• Police: Dallas Officer Arrested On Manslaughter Warrant
• Leslie Moonves Departs As Chief Of CBS, Financial Package To Be Withheld Pending Investigation
• Les Moonves Departs As Chief Of CBS, Financial Package To Be Withheld Pending Investigation
• Djokovic Tops Del Potro For Third US Open Crown
• CBS4 Fan Poll: Were You Surprised By Phillip Lindsay's Performance?
• Sexual Assault Suspect Allegedly Leads Police On Short Chase Through Sacramento
• Abington Road Race Honors Slain Weymouth Officer Michael Chesna
• Iconic Oakland Politician Ron Dellums Remembered At Memorial
• Yankees Fail To Sweep M's, Wild-Card Lead Shrinks To 2 1/2
• Leslie Moonves Departs As Chief Of CBS, Financial Package To Be Withheld Pending Investigation
• Broncos Defeat Seahawks In Season Opener, 27-24
• Von Miller Breaks Into The NFL's Top 50 All-Time For Sacks
• Dallas Officer Amber Guyger Arrested, Charged With Manslaughter In Death Of Botham Jean
• NAACP Boss Calls SEPTA "Toxic Environment," Agency Responds
• Humpback Whale Calf Washes Ashore In Cohasset
• Patriots Fans Celebrate Win, Make Bold End-Of-Season Predictions
• Developer To Rejuvenate Historic Nevada City Hotel
• Djokovic defeats del Potro, wins mens U.S. Open final
• Massachusetts Democrats Hold Unity Rally, Bash President Trump
• Piscotty Homers, A's Keep Rolling With 7-3 Win Over Rangers
• Stolen-Car Chase Ends with Police Shooting in San Jose
• Jerseys On, Wallets Open As Sports Betting Meets NFL Season
• Caltrans: Interstate 5 To Remain Closed Indefinitely Due To Delta Fire
• Oakland Celebrates Ninth Annual Pride Parade And Festival
• Leslie Moonves Departs As Chief Of CBS Amid New Allegations
• Leslie Moonves Departs As Chief Of CBS, Financial Package To Be Withheld Pending Investigation
• Colin Kaepernick Thanks 2 Miami Dolphins Players Who Kneeled During Anthem
• Feeling Like Late July This Week
• Snell Fire in Napa County 20 Percent Contained at 2,400 Acres
• Firefighters, Paramedics Honored At Philadelphia's Firefighter Recognition Day
• Rockies Fall To Dodgers 9-6 At Coors Field
• Dodgers Beat The Rockies 9-6, LA Is Half-Game Out Of First
• Brady, Patriots Not Overly Impressed With Their Performance In Beating Texans
• Cowboys Struggle In Loss To Panthers In Season Opener 16-8
• Man Hit, Killed By MBTA Red Line Train At Porter Square
• Angels Only Need A Run To Shut Down The White Sox, 1-0
• Stand Up To Cancer Raises Best-Ever $123 Million In Pledges
• One Woman Killed, Three Others Injured Outside Elgin Bar
• Allegheny County Crews Respond To Countless Reports Of Rain Damage
• Tom Brady Sets Record For Most Wins By Quarterback Over 40
• Aly Raisman
• The clones of polo
• Colin Kaepernick thanks 2 NFL players who kneeled during anthem
• Father, Son Shot To Death In Riverdale
• Grand Slam Lifts Brewers Over Skidding Giants
• Orioles, Catholic Relief Services Pack Meals For African Nation
• A new era of cloning is here -- on the polo field
• Behind the Aly Raisman interview
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' 27-20 Win Over Texans
• Facebook Hosts 'Tree City Market' To Promote Small Businesses
• Eagles Fan Helps Season Ticket Holder Spread Father's Ashes On Field Thursday Night
• Family Heartbroken After Mother, Daughter Drown In Fort Worth Flash Floods
• Catholics Putting Pressure On Church Leaders To Prevent Sex Abuse
• Party Boat Company: Man Involved In 'Dangerous Play' Before Falling Into Boston Harbor
• Kaepernick Tweets Thanks to 2 Players Who Kneeled for Anthem
• Dead Body Found On Pacifica Beach
• Vote For The Play Of The Week
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Baseball Bat Attack On Wife
• Arthur Ashe Remembered As Tennis And Civil Rights Hero, 50 Years After US Open Win
• Vikings Excited After Cousins' First Game
• 'No Shade': Le'Veon Bell Takes To Twitter After Steelers-Browns Game Ends In Tie
• WATCH: Case Keenum Hits Emmanuel Sanders For 43-Yard Touchdown
• WATCH: Phillip Lindsay Scores On 29 Yard Touchdown For Broncos
• Royce Freeman Just Became First Rookie RB To Start In A Broncos Opener Since 1995
• Angels Top White Sox 1-0
• Jimmy Garoppolo Struggles Mightily In First 49ers Start In 2018
• DNC Chair: 'Democracy Is On The Ballot' For 2018 Midterms
• Jaguars Ruin Spectacular Debut By Barkley, Edge Giants
• Pence: I'm Confident No One On My Staff Wrote The NYT Column
• Conforto, McNeil Power Mets Over Fading Phillies
• Hurricane Florence strengthens as it takes aim at Southeast
• Pence: I'm Confident No One On My Staff Wrote NYT Op-Ed
• Astudillo Hits Game-Ending Home Run, Twins Beat Royals 3-1
• 1 Hospitalized In Crash; Traffic Diverted Off 6th Avenue
• Interactive Exhibit On Refugee Crisis Opens In Minneapolis
• Browns Don't Lose, Steelers Don't Win: Season Opener Ends In 21-21 Tie
• Strengthening Hurricane Florence Takes Aim At East Coast
• Phillies, Velasquez Stumble Again In 6-4 Loss To Mets
• Sep 10 Marks One-Year Anniversary Of Deadly Fire Revealing DC Underground Tunnels
• Ravens Get Defensive In 47-3 Rout Of Inept Bills
• WATCH: Broncos Defense Begins Season With A Sack
• Vikings Hold On For 24-16 Victory Over 49ers
• Far-Right Party With Neo-Nazi Roots Surges In Swedish Vote, Early Results Show
• Capital Gazette Seeks 2 Editors After Mass Shooting
• 49ers' Jimmy G Era Opens On The Road With 24-16 Loss To Vikings
• Tropical Storm Isaac Picks Up Speed, Gains Strength Over Eastern Atlantic
• Police Investigating Saturday Night Shooting
• 2019 Boston Marathon Registration Opens On Monday
• Helene Strengthens Into Hurricane, Expected To Become More Severe
• Serena Williams' U.S. Open loss may be the grossest example of sports sexism yet
• Much Of Maryland Under Flood Warning
• Emmys Make History As African-American Actors Sweep Guest Star Categories
• Medina Alert Issued Following Hit & Run Crash In Capitol Hill
• Rays Win 11th Straight Home Game, Beat Orioles 8-3
• Florence Strengthens To Become A Hurricane
• Dallas Police Identify Officer Who Went To Wrong Apartment, Killed A Man
• Tom Brady, Patriots Earn Victory Over Texans In 2018 Season Opener
• 2 Miami Dolphins Players Kneel During Anthem, Kaepernick Thanks Them
• Man Shot Dead In South Minneapolis ID'd
• Kate Spade, The Company, Honors Namesake Founder At New York Fashion Week
• Florence Expected To Become Major Hurricane As It Bears Down On East Coast
• 6 More Women Accuse CBS CEO Leslie Moonves Of Sexual Assault Or Harassment
• Six More Women Accuse CBS CEO Leslie Moonves Of Sexual Assault Or Harassment
• Police Say Missing FSU Student From South Florida Has Been Found Alive
• Pedestrian Struck And Killed By Train In Florida
• Florence Becomes A Hurricane, Takes Aim At US Southeast
• Broncos Isaiah McKenzie Won't Play Vs. Seahawks, Placed On Inactive List
• Conway: Op-ed Writer Wanted To 'Create Chaos'
• Man Shot And Killed During Party At Hotel In Arlington
• Love At Mile High: Broncos Fan, Seahawks Fan Get Engaged Outside Stadium
• Trump Tweets Disapproval Of NFL Before Openers
• 6 more women accuse CBS CEO Leslie Moonves of sexual assault or harassment
• Elgin Shooting Leaves One Dead, Three Others Injured
• 2 NFL Players Kneel For Anthem; Kaepernick Thanks Them
• LOOK: Bradley Chubb To Wear Snickers-Sponsored Astronaut Jacket
• Get Ready For The Green Eggs And Glam Gala
• Jeremy Hill Suffers Knee Injury Vs. Texans
• Serena Williams Fined $17,000 For Violations At US Open
• PennDOT Shuts Down 10th Street Bypass Due To Flooding
• Study: Divorce May Be Contagious
• Rob Gronkowski Looks As Dominant As Ever In First Half Of Opening Game Of 2018 Season
• Death Toll In Japan Earthquake Rises to 37
• Serena Williams Fined $17,000 for Violations in U.S. Open Final
• Final Round Of BMW Championship In Delaware County Postponed Until Monday
• Local Favorites: Denver's Top 3 Spots For Empanadas
• Police, Activist Want To Solve Two Child Deaths In The South Suburbs
• Hundred Acres Manor Closed Due To Flooding
• Jerseys On, Wallets Open As Sports Betting Meets NFL Season
• Why Parents Opt For Unusual Baby Names
• Full transcript: September 9, 2018
• NFL 2018: Turn-Back-The-Clock Time In AFC West
• Florence Upgraded To Hurricane, Heads Toward East Coast
• Pence: I'm Confident No One On My Staff Wrote The NYT Column
• Dallas Police ID Cop Who Went To Wrong Apartment, Killed Man
• Man Dies In Southwestern Minnesota Hunting Accident
• Serena Williams Is Fined $17,000 For Violations During Her US Open Loss
• Serena Williams Is Fined $17,000 For Violations During Her US Open Loss
• Special Masses For Victims Of Sexual Abuse By Catholic Clergy
• Dolphins' Players Kneel, Sit During National Anthem, Encouraged By Nike Ad
• Serena Williams Fined $17,000 For Code Violations At U.S. Open
• Fire Crews Respond To South Hills Village Mall
• Serena Williams Fined $17,000 For Code Violations At U.S. Open
• Florida's Next Governor May Have Budget Surplus To Work With
• Beaver County School Closed Due To 'Questionable Substance'
• US Backtracks On Russian Spy Suspect Offering Sex For Access
• Man Dies After High Waves Swept Him Into Lake Michigan
• North Korea stresses economy, not nukes, on 70th anniversary
• Lift Your Voice At These 3 New Karaoke Spots In New York City
• 'Dangerous' Surf, 12-Foot Waves Closes Assateague State Park Beach, Campground
• Hurricane Florence Could Slam East Coast Later This Week
• Maryland Overcomes Penalties To Beat Bowling Green 45-14
• Police: Registered Sex Offender Found, Arrested Following Park Threats
• Three Arrested In Connection With Murders Of North Carolina Mayor, Wife
• Serena Williams fined $17,000 for violations at U.S. Open
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Prepare Pets For New Schedule
• Marchers Demand Justice For Victims Of Unsolved Murders
• Trump tweets disapproval of NFL before season openers
• Impaired Woman Loses Control, Flips Car Twice And Runs From Police
• Montez's Late TD Pass Gives CU Buffaloes 33-28 Win Over Nebraska
• Democratic Nominee For Governor Jay Gonzalez: 'I'm Not Deval Patrick'
• Trout Homers Twice, Leads Angels Past White Sox 12-3
• Scherzer, Harper Help Nats Sweep Rainy Doubleheader Vs Cubs
• RNC chair: GOP has 50-50 odds of keeping the House
• The Latest: Tennis Great King Says Double Standard In Tennis
• 'Liar' And 'Thief': Serena Williams' Loss At US Open Sparks Double Standard Debate
• Tom Brady Wears New Helmet For Week 1 Vs. Texans
• 'Plaid Shirt Guy' Draws Attention For Facial Expressions At Trump Rally
• Florence Now A Hurricane Moving Toward East Coast
• Colorado State Beats Arkansas 34-27 With Late Score By Matthews
• 2 Dead After Twin Engine Plane Crashes In Florida
• DNC chair: "Democracy is on the ballot" in 2018 midterms
• National Weather Service Issues Flood Warning
• STEAM Sundays: Meet The Stylist-In-Chief At Madame Tussauds
• 'Tower Of Voices' Honors Flight 93 Victims Of 9/11
• Garbage Piles Up In Maywood As City Feuds With Former Trash Collection Company
• Kennywood Park's 'Noah's Ark' Wins Award
• Spectacle Aplenty But No ICBMs at North Korea Parade
• Transcript: RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel on "Face the Nation"
• Obama Tells Voters To Step Up Or 'Things Can Get Worse'
• Jacob Hollister, Derek Rivers Among Patriots' Inactives For Season Opener Vs. Texans
• Transcript: DNC Chair Tom Perez on "Face the Nation"
• Nike Sales Surge Despite Storm Over Colin Kaepernick's 'Just Do It' Ad
• Weekend Violence Continues With Double Fatal Shooting In Minneapolis
• Report: Josh McDaniels Has Five-Year Contract That Pays Him Like A Head Coach
• Community Rallies Behind Family Of Girl, 10, Killed In House Fire
• Transcript: Sen. Mark Warner on "Face the Nation"
• Warner: Senate Intel likely won't release Russia report before midterms
• 2 Killed In Wrong-Way Crash On 210 Freeway In La Cañada
• Heavy Rainfall And Flooding Force Road Closures Across Pittsburgh Region
• Man Shot, Killed in Oakland Near Peralta Hacienda Park
• 9/9 CBS2 Sunday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Lanes Reopen After Circus Truck Spills Tents, Debris In Logan Township
• Florida's Ongoing Red Tide Outbreak Reaches Tampa Bay Area
• NYC Subway Station At Site Of 9/11 Attack Reopens After Nearly 2 Decades
• No. 22 Miami Has Record Night, Rolls By Savannah State 77-0
• Kennywood And Idlewild Closed Due To Weather
• Florence Expected To Become Hurricane, Slam Into The East Coast
• Pence: Anonymous New York Times op-ed "an assault on our democracy"
• Report: Patriots Reach Compromise On Alex Guerrero's Access To Tom Brady, Others
• Rabies Alert Extended For Parts Of Miami-Dade County
• Flight 93 Chime Tower An 'Everlasting Concert By Our Heroes'
• Calendar: Week of September 10
• 9/11 heroes honored with wind chime memorial
• Serena Williams Says Umpire Treated Her Differently Than A Male Player
• Passage: Remembering Burt Reynolds
• Facing South Florida: The Young Vote
• Flooding In Ocean City Prompts Officials To Urge Caution
• Police: No Arrests, 21 Citations, 33 Injured At Pitt-Penn State Game
• Facing South Florida: One-On-One With Sean Shaw, Democratic Nominee for Attorney General
• Bob Woodward: "People better wake up to what's going on" in the Oval Office
• New Mexican Spot La Calle Debuts In Downtown Baltimore
• Milepost: Devastating fire at the National Museum of Brazil
• 25 Hospitalized After Getting Sick At Riverside County Wedding
• Weather Cancels Pittsburgh Irish Festival
• Yummy Scallion Pancakes In Chili Sauce Spice Up Any Brunch
• The musicals of Rodgers & Hammerstein: Some of our favorite things
• Pittsburgh Pirates Cancel Game Due To Weather
• Pence has "every confidence" Kavanaugh will win confirmation battle
• The restless perfectionism of Alberto Giacometti
• Almanac: When Japan attacked Oregon
• Patriots Rookie Sony Michel Not Expected To Play Versus Texans
• Why parents opt for unusual baby names
• New Video Shows Car Involved In Shooting Of FIU Football Players
• Furry Friend Finder: Charlie & Duke
• Pence says he's willing to sit for interview with Mueller
• Pence: Woodward book shows a "complete misunderstanding of how this White House works"
• Transcript: Vice President Mike Pence on "Face the Nation"
• Florence Becomes Hurricane, Could Threaten East Coast This Week
• Rob Gronkowski Ended 'Intense' Trade Talks, Only Wanted To Play For Patriots
• Firefighter, Resident Hurt In Washington Heights Building Fire
• 1 Dead, 4 Injured In Shooting Near Auburn University
• Patriots-Texans Week 1 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• McCutchen Homers Again, Yankees Hold Off Mariners 4-2
• Partial House Collapse Causes Evacuations In West Philadelphia
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas Football Team Wins By 17 Points In First Home Game Since 17 Were Killed In Shooting
• Pet Parade: APCSM
• Hundreds Of Fun-Loving Philadelphia Bicyclists Ride Nude
• Bill Daily, Witty Sidekick On 'I Dream Of Jeannie,' Dies At 91
• Man Who Allegedly Stuck Dates With The Check Faces Years In Prison
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• No. 13 Penn State Drills Pittsburgh 51-6

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