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Articles from June 21, 2020

• Former Chargers, USC Lineman Max Tuerk Dies At 26 While Hiking In Cleveland National Forest
• Laney College Instructor Placed On Administrative Leave After Allegedly Telling Student To 'Anglicize' Her Name
• Protesters Call For Justice For Man, 18, Shot And Killed By LA County Sheriff's Deputies
• Nevada City Mayor Faces Backlash After Criticism Of Statewide Mask Order
• Former Sacramento Firefighter Gets Second Chance At Life After Battling Cancer, Autoimmune Disorder, Kidney Disease
• Homeless Camp Causing Concern For Middle School Neighbors
• Denver Expands Coronavirus Testing In Underserved Communities
• 2 Successful Hiker Rescues Occur In Sierra
• 'Extremely Resilient' LGBTQ Community Celebrates Virtual PrideFest In Denver
• Fire Hydrant Crash Causes Geyser In Northridge, Leaves 1 Injured
• Reopening Colorado: Bars Resume Business, Anxious For Future
• 'Right Thing To Do': Colorado Family Donates Son's Truck To West African School
• 'Tragic And Senseless': Young Father Dead, 11 Injured In Uptown Shooting Following Night Of Gun Violence In Metro Area
• Talking Points: MN GOP Chair Jennifer Carnahan Talks Trump Rally, His Reelection Bid
• K9 Injured During Arrest Of Burglary Suspect At Stockton Supermarket
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Thunderstorms Diminish, But A Soggy Start To The Week Ahead
• Santa Rosa Police Trying To Unravel Circumstances Behind SUV-Protesters Confrontation
• On Father's Day, Guerin Prep Coach Roberto Cianci Honored For 'Making A Difference On And Off The Field'
• Massachusetts' Coronavirus Reopening Plan Reaches Phase 2, Step 2 Monday
• New York City Ready For Phase 2 Reopening, City Estimates Up To 300,000 Will Head Back To Work Monday
• Rev. Jesse Jackson On Hand For Father's Day Service With Message Of Peace And Hope, Call To Action For Black Fathers
• NYPD Internal Affairs Launches Probe After Video Of Arrest Shows Officer Possibly Using Illegal Chokehold
• Chicago Sky Prepping For Challenge Of Playing Shortened Season In Florida, Coach And GM James Wade Says
• Noose Found In Stall Of Bubba Wallace At Alabama NASCAR Race
• Teen Dies After Being Shot Inside Moving Car, Left For Dead By Passengers In Minneapolis
• Woman Wanted In Connection With New Hampshire Violent Kidnapping
• Mayor De Blasio: NYC Supports Removal Of Theodore Roosevelt Statue Outside Of Museum Of Natural History
• Pittsburgh Experiences Violent Week With A String Of Shootings Across The Area
• Contact Tracers In NYC Having Success, But Also Running Into Challenges Gathering Necessary Information
• With InZone Project, Terrance Wallace Takes On Role Of Father For Some Chicago Boys To Bring Them Good Life And Education
• UNT Athletic Director Talks Future Of Mean Green Program Following 4 Years Of Success
• Family, Community Mourn With Vigil For 3-Year-Old Shaniya Gilmore, Pregnant Mother Shiand Miller
• Maryland State Fair Previews What This Summer's Event Could Look Like
• Chicago Musicians March From Lincoln Park To Wicker Park With Instruments In Support Of Black Lives Matter Movement
• Chief Arradondo On '60 Minutes': 'We Cannot Afford To Take Away' Minneapolis Police
• 2 Arrested After Car With Stolen Plates Driven Wrong Way On Highway 99 In Stockton
• Man, 27, Dies After Being Shot Several Times Outside Crystal Bar
• Southern California Dads Hoping To Relax, Smile, Stay Coronavirus-Free This Father's Day
• North Texas Teachers Concerned About Returning To Classrooms At Start Of New School Year
• One Shot At North Riverside Park Mall, Police Say; Mall Closed For Investigation
• As Pennsylvania, New Jersey Prepare To Enter Next Phase Of Reopening, Public Health Expert Cautions Pandemic Could Be 'Very Difficult Forest Fire Of Cases'
• Father's Day Gift: At Long Last, Loved Ones Get Visitors At New Jersey Nursing Homes
• Tensions High After Sheriff's Office Says Officer Fired At Suspect In Ford Heights; No One Reported Injured
• Rikers Island Inmate Back In Custody After Another Alleged Jailbreak Attempt
• As They Wait For Their Turn To Reopen, Dancers Finding Creative Ways To Express Themselves
• Woman Shot Multiple Times In McKeesport
• Boy Dies After Falling From 9th Floor Window In Brockton
• Senator Calls Firing Of Manhattan U.S. Attorney 'Totally Inappropriate'
• 1 Dead, 1 Seriously Injured After Car Crashes Into Traffic Pole In Auburn Gresham
• Police: Man Arrested After Threatening Demonstrators Outside Vince's Crabhouse With A Bat
• WATCH: Eagles TE Dallas Goedert Sucker-Punched Inside South Dakota Bar
• US Air National Guard Helps Veterans At Vineland Veterans Memorial Home Enjoy Special Father's Day
• Lodi Hospital Suspends Admission Of Non-Coronavirus Patients Amid Surge Of Cases Among Staff
• Los Angeles Protesters Take Down Father Junipero Serra Statue
• George Washington Statue Vandalized In Druid Hill Park
• Man Shot In Abdomen, Killed In West Rogers Park
• Good Samaritans Pull Woman From Car On Fire In Rockland
• Philadelphia Native One Of Victims In Terrorist Attack In England
• Racial-Justice Demonstrators Paint Colorful Message on Street in Richmond
• CDC Issues Recommendations To Help Protect Beachgoers From COVID-19 Spread
• Authorities: Body Recovered From Delaware River Near Where 22-Year-Old Swimmer Went Missing In Burlington County
• Sacramento Man Drowns In Lake In Madera County, Authorities Say
• Minnesota Weather: Sunday Night Storms Move Through Southern Minn., Western Wis.
• Better Together: Join a Virtual Fun Run to Help Adults With Developmental Disabilities
• New Hampshire Reports 27 New Coronavirus Cases, 5,544 Cases Total
• Deputies Investigating Fatal Stabbing Near Modesto
• South Side Church Holds Memorial Service Honoring George Floyd On Father's Day
• Nolita Project Checks In With Teenagers Looking For Support
• 'A Pretty Neat Way To Wake Up On Father's Day:' Astronauts Watch Solar Eclipse From Space
• Members Of Philadelphia's LGBTQ Community Stand In Solidarity With Black Lives Matter Movement At Love Park
• Belmont Winner Tiz The Law Eyes Ambitious Summer Schedule
• Lodi Hospital Suspends Admitting Non-Coronavirus Patients as Infection Surges Among Staff
• CA's Largest State Worker Union Agrees To 2 Furlough Days Per Month In Budget Agreement
• Maine Has Widest Coronavirus Racial Disparity Gap In The Country
• Race and America as told through the years on 60 Minutes
• The opioid epidemic: Who is to blame?
• Police Arrest Homeless Man In Attack On 73-Year-Old Woman In Bronx
• Police Release Images Of Suspect In South Chicago Shooting That Left 2 Teens Dead
• 2 More North Texas Bars Get Alcohol Permits Suspended After Undercover Inspections On COVID-19 Protocols
• The rise and fall of a pharmaceutical opioid sales executive
• North Texas Officers Deliver Portrait Of George Floyd To Houston
• Boston Father's Day Peace Walk Aims To 'Engage, Inspire, And Encourage'
• Here's how famous dads are being honored on Father's Day
• Alexandria, Virginia Bans Guns On City Property
• Need Your Baseball Fix? Doral Gym Hosting Big Leaguers For Virtual Games
• Woman Reportedly Struck By Lighting In Newton; Isolated Storms Cause Flash Floods
• Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Fatally Struck While Riding Bike In Roxborough
• Police Officer Flown To Hospital After Car Accident In Uniontown
• One Year Ago, Nearly 2 Feet Of Heavy Summer Snow Fell At Steamboat Resort
• Sacramento Woman, 25, Dead After Motorcycle Crash on I-80
• CHP Officer Injured In Collision On Westbound 10 Freeway
• Business Coming Back To South Beach, But Growing Concerns Over Spike In COVID Cases
• Volunteers Needed To Help With New Natural Lands Program
• Dallas, Tarrant Counties Each Report Over 400 New COVID-19 Cases Sunday
• Pharma execs used strip clubs, broke FDA laws to boost opioid sales
• Two People Ejected From Bike In Motorcycle Accident
• Did TikTok Teens, K-Pop Fans Punk Trump's Tulsa Rally?
• Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo: The 60 Minutes Interview
• Man & Juvenile Drown While Rafting In Arkansas River
• Firefighters Respond To Fire Near Telluride Airport
• Man Killed In Overnight Shooting In South Sacramento, Police Say
• Urban League Of Philadelphia Leads Father's Day March In Center City To Lift Up Black Fathers For Courage, 'Pure Grit'
• North Miami Beach PD Investigating Deadly Drive-By Shooting
• Denver Skateboarders Push For Black Lives Matter Solidarity
• San Jose Crews Battle Sunday-Afternoon Blaze at Commercial Building by Guadalupe River
• Firefighters Contain More Than Half Of East Canyon Fire
• 19th Inmate Dies In California Prison Related To Virus
• 'In No Way Authorized To Use This Song:' Tom Petty's Family Issues Cease & Desist Letter To Trump Campaign
• On Father's Day, Cuba's Elian Gonzalez Announces He's Set To Become A Dad
• OC Reports Single-Day Record With 434 New Cases Of COVID-19
• Fiery Crash Injures Driver, May Lead To Criminal Charges
• Pittsburgh Native August Wilson Receiving Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• Crews Halt Spread of 15-Acre Grass Fire Near Livermore
• Philadelphia Police Officers Help Chosen 300 Ministries Distribute Meals To Those In Need At Love Park
• Philadelphia Police Officer Seriously Injured After Being Struck By Car During Riots 3 Weeks Ago Released From Hospital
• Jail barred officers of color from guarding Derek Chauvin
• If You're Firing Up The Grill This Father's Day, Avoid These Recalled Meats, Veggies
• 'It's Been A Long Time': Families Reunited In Time For Father's Day As New Jersey Allows Visits To Resume At Senior Living Facilities
• 3 Injured In Separate Shootings Across Baltimore Sunday, Police Say
• Small Plane Crashes Into An Ohio Cornfield, Pilot Taken To Hospital
• Report: Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Expected To Sign $31.4 Million Franchise Tag
• CDC Conducting Scientific Review About Public Benefits Of Face Masks, Expected To Update Recommendations
• Reward Offered For Information Leading To Capture Of Killer Of 3-Year-Old Chicago Boy
• Remains Found In Texas Identified As Missing Fort Hood Soldier Gregory Morales
• More Stations Reopen On SEPTA's Market-Frankford, Broad Street Lines
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 30 New Deaths, 125 Additional Cases
• 13-Year-Old Girl Has Died After Being Shot With 2 Other Teens In South Austin
• Peet's, Blue Bottle Among Coffee Roasters Benefiting From Demand for Premium Beans
• Indiana Announces 393 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• If You're Firing Up The Grill This Father's Day, Avoid These Recalled Meats And Veggies
• Thousands Sign Petition To Rename Columbus, Ohio To 'Flavortown' After Native Son Guy Fieri
• REI Prepares To Close Westminster Location
• Police: Person Shot, Killed While Sitting In Vehicle At Dallas Car Wash
• Illinois Announces 658 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 New Deaths
• I-70 Traffic Stopped Briefly For Semi Truck Fire
• San Francisco Archbishop Outraged Over Toppling Of Golden Gate Park Junipero Serra Statue
• Reopening: Fine Dining Restaurants Find New Ways In COVID-19 Era To Survive
• Reopening: Solano Stroll Officials Cancel 2020 Celebration Over Coronavirus Fears
• 'Do You Feel Any Remorse?': Video Shows Ex-MPD Officer J. Alexander Kueng Confronted At Grocery Store
• Protesters Stop Traffic Saturday Night In Capitol Hill
• 3 Killed, 3 Seriously Injured In UK Stabbing
• Officials: New Jersey Human Services Police Department Officer Killed In Crash On White Horse Pike
• Bridgewater Rescuers Use Thermal Imaging Drone To Locate Canoers In Distress
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Eyes Bars, Restaurants But Stays The Course
• Kurt Cobain's "MTV Unplugged" guitar sells for record $6 million
• Accused Cult Leader Sentenced To 64 Years In Prison For Deaths Of Young Girls
• Ramsey Co. Jail Superintendent Says He 'Erred In Judgement' By Restricting Officers Of Color From Interacting With Derek Chauvin
• Motorcycle Rider In Critical Condition, Airlifted To Hospital After Crash With Jeep
• Here Are The Top Three Ways This Week's Saharan Dust Plume Will Affect You
• Police: SWAT Called To Help Officers In Hazelwood
• Camping In New Jersey State Parks To Reopen Monday As Coronavirus Cases Top 169,000
• Detectives Probe Shooting Death Of Man In Bell Gardens
• More Young People Across The South Are Testing Positive For Coronavirus, Officials Warn
• Calls Grow Louder In San Francisco Bay Area To Defund Police Departments
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 461 New COVID-19 Cases And 8 Deaths; Over 500,000 Tests Completed In State So Far
• New Hampshire Marks One Year Since Motorcycle Crash That Killed 7 People
• 16 Years After Her Late Husband's Donated Organs Saved A Life, She Gave Her Kidney To Save The Life Of The Same Man
• Facing South Florida: Racism In America & Police Reform
• Police Looking For 2 Men After Assault At Bronx Liquor Store
• Summer Swimming Safety Tips As Indiana Beaches Reopen
• Facing South Florida: Coronavirus Concerns
• "The Dad Gang" on a mission to change views of black fatherhood
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 464 New Coronavirus Cases, Total Cases At Pa. Nursing Homes Surpasses 20,000
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on June 21, 2020
• NYPD Looking For Man Connected To Bronx Shooting
• Transcript: Jide Zeitlin on "Face the Nation"
• Gottlieb warns of "exponential growth" in COVID cases in some states
• Transcript: Jamelle Bouie on "Face the Nation"
• California Firefighters Add 'Fire Hawk' Choppers In Fight Against Wildfires
• Monessen Police, Local Organizers To Hold Community Cookout
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Police: Four In Critical Condition After Driver Crashed Into People Trying To Get A Car Started
• 'When Life Hands You Lemons, Make Limoncello': Local Couple Overcomes Wedding Disasters To Get Married
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-21-20
• Turtle Back Zoo Reopens With COVID-19 Restrictions In Place
• Philadelphia Weather: Warm, Humid Father's Day Kicks Off Week That Could Bring First Heat Wave Of Season
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 17 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing County Total To 2,175
• Legendary Former Miami Dolphins Running Back Jim Kiick Passes Away
• Transcript: Mark Warner on "Face the Nation"
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Cases Climb Past 64K As Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• Busy Afternoon For Contra Costa Firefighters; Brushfire Halted Near Downtown Martinez
• Warner calls firing of Manhattan U.S. attorney "totally inappropriate"
• Colorado Weather: Another Very Warm Afternoon With Isolated Showers Or T-Storms
• A 9-Year-Old Figure Skater Performed A Touching Routine At The Black Lives Matter Mural In Washington DC
• 3 Teens Test Positive For Coronavirus After Participating In Senior Week At Delaware Beach, Officials Urging Others To Get Tested
• Archdiocese Of Newark Churches Reopen For Sunday Mass
• Gerald Bostock on SCOTUS' landmark LGBTQ ruling
• 1 Dead, 11 Injured In Uptown Minneapolis Shooting; No Arrests
• 1 Dead, 7 Others Hurt After Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway
• The historic tension between black and blue
• Jim Gaffigan on what dads really want on Father's Day
• Apple CEO Tim Cook on the nexus of technology and social change
• Passage: Voices of inspiration
• Keller @ Large: Walsh On Economic 'Uncertainty And Unpredictability' Caused By Coronavirus
• Yusuf revisits the songs of Cat Stevens
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo On Confronting A 'Frightening' Pandemic, Thoughts On His Political Future
• Small businesses, big problems in a time of pandemic
• Calls Getting Louder For City To Respond To Illegal Fireworks Complaints
• Preserving the traditions of black cowboys
• Acting DHS chief says DACA will continue following Supreme Court ruling
• Man Found Badly Beaten And In Critical Condition; Allegheny County Police Investigating
• Transcript: Chad Wolf on "Face the Nation"
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Sunny Father's Day With A Few Possible Showers In The Morning
• Fire Damages Helen's Cleaners In Center City, Officials Say
• 'We Hope This Helps Make Father's Day A Bit Brighter': State Police Put Together Gifts For Fathers In Need
• Alternate Side Parking Suspended Another Week As NYC Prepares For Phase 2 Of Reopening
• CBS3 Pet Project: PSPCA Rescues 105 Cats, Kittens In Lancaster County With Help From Anonymous Caller
• New York Weather: 6/21 CBS2 Afternoon Forecast
• Philadelphia International Airport Celebrates 80th Birthday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot And Humid Conditions, Isolated Storms
• Police Investigating After SUV Jumps Curb, Crashes Into Tree Outside Society Hill Synagogue
• 'It's Not Safe Anymore': Man Shot In Abdomen In Clairton Shooting, Allegheny County Police Investigating
• Johnstown Police Reviewing Video That Appears To Show Officer Punching Man
• Family Of Duquesne Student Holds Rally Demanding Answers
• Sunday's Show Info (6/21/20)
• Hundreds Gather For Black Lives Matter Rally In Canonsburg
• Demand For Backyard Swimming Pools Leads To Backlog, Shortages
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/21 Father's Day Forecast

Videos from June 21, 2020

• Pharmaceutical executives face prison time for racketeering, after breaking FDA laws, enticing doctors to boost opioid sales
• Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo: The 60 Minutes Interview
• The Chief, The Opioid Playbook
• Arctic likely reaches hottest recorded temperature
• How the coronavirus pandemic has affected the real estate industry
• Coronavirus continues its global spread while Europe begins to reopen
• Coronavirus death toll nears 120,000 as states report more infections
• Trump's rally attendance takes a hit from pandemic as Biden preps for primaries
• White House says Trump was "speaking in jest" about slowing down coronavirus testing
• Trump holds rally in Tulsa despite surge of coronavirus infections
• CBS Weekend News, June 21, 2020
• Unity March commemorates 5 years since Charleston church massacre
• COVID Chronicles: How casinos are adapting amid coronavirus pandemic
• Insys sales VP explains targeting doctors
• Alec Burlakoff on pleading guilty
• Alec Burlakoff on difficulties of closing doctors
• Insys exec explains successful sales mentality
• Alec Burlakoff explains his career shift to sales
• Concerns about USAGM editorial independence after Trump appointee fires network heads
• 8 corrections officers of color say they were barred from guarding Derek Chauvin
• “Sunday Morning” Matinee: “Chicago” in lockdown
• Juneteenth resonates with Black America amid racial turmoil
• Tapestry CEO Jide Zeitlin says diversity is a "real business imperative"
• Gottlieb warns of "exponential growth" in coronavirus cases in states easing restrictions
• Developing world sees surge of coronavirus cases
• Face The Nation: Scott Gottlieb, Jide Zeitlin, Jamelle Bouie
• Warner calls firing of Manhattan U.S. attorney "totally inappropriate"
• SDNY drama: Who's in charge after DOJ's firing of the U.S. attorney
• Acting DHS chief Chad Wolf says DACA will continue following Supreme Court ruling
• Trump returns to campaign trail for first time since coronavirus pandemic
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," June 21
• 6/21: Mark Warner, Chad Wolf, Scott Gottlieb
• Gerald Bostock on the Supreme Court’s LGBTQ decision
• Nature: Great horned owls
• Calls for reform, from activists and police
• Jim Gaffigan: What dads really want for Father's Day
• Apple's Tim Cook on a "giant leap" in social progress
• Yusuf revisits the songs of Cat Stevens
• Small businesses fighting to survive the pandemic
• Letters to Dad
• Black cowboys saddle up
• In conversation with Andrew Cuomo
• Back on campaign trail, Trump dismisses COVID testing
• “Abblasen”: A trio of trumpets
• Revisiting the murder of Louis Allen
• A lying undercover agent arrested 46 people, most of them black, on drug charges
• Standing up to a discriminatory draft board put a man in exile for nearly 40 years
• 60 Minutes reports on the death of Malcolm X
• 1968: MLK's family speaks to 60 Minutes following his assassination
• Pharmaceutical mogul says "That's our next VP of sales" after talk of bribing doctors