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Articles from March 21, 2021

• Family Of Asian Woman Fatally Shot In Compton To Call For Hate Crime Probe
• 7 People Taken To Hospital In Three-Vehicle Crash On 405 In Van Nuys
• Authorities Worry As Spring Breakers Party During Pandemic
• My Sister's Cafe, Critical In Helping Abused Women, Celebrates 7 Years
• Colorado National Guard Helps Save Baby Girl During Blizzard
• Dozens Gather At 'Stop Asian Hate' Vigil At Claremont Church
• Jury Selection In Derek Chauvin Trial Continues Monday With Judge Seeking Additional Alternate
• Forney HS Freshman JD Bowdoin Thriving Despite Severe Birth Defects
• Chicago Weather: Mild Again On Monday
• Authorities Probe Deputy-Involved Shooting In Perris; Deputy Injured
• Former Methuen Police Officer, Wife Die After Carbon Monoxide Leak
• Boston Police Charge Uber Driver Kamal Essalak With Kidnapping Female Passenger
• 76ers Run Streak Against Knicks To 15 Games With OT Win
• COVID Outbreak In Swampscott Forces High School To Go Remote
• Calls To End Anti-Asian Violence Continue As NYPD Makes Arrest In Friday Attack On 1 Train
• Greater Grace World Outreach Church Opens Sunday For Services Again, Defying Baltimore City Health's COVID Closure Order
• Rallies To End Asian Hate Held In NYC; 'We're All Different, But That Doesn't Mean We Should Be Treated Different'
• New Guidelines Allow Greater Visitation For Long Term Care Facilities
• Multiple Groups Ask, Are Hate Incidents Against Asian-Americans Being Underreported?
• Baltimore's Penn Station Getting $90 Million Upgrade This Spring
• Carjacker Arrested After Driving Off With Passenger Still Inside, Stockton Police Say
• People Rally In Howard County Against Racism In Solidarity With Asian American Community
• Villanova Hits 15 3s To Knock Off North Texas 84-61
• Father Tom Hurley Stepping Away From Duties At Old St. Pat's Church, Says He Needs To Take Time To Care For Himself
• Nun-And-Done: Loyola Stuns Top-Seeded Illinois
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Surpasses 400K Confirmed Cases Since Pandemic Began
• Stanford's Tara VanDerveer Calls Out NCAA On 'Blatant Sexism'; 'We Need To Stick Up For More Than Dribbling And Shooting'
• Irving, Harden Help Nets Beat Wizards In Griffin's Debut
• Massachusetts Reopening Plan Reaches Phase 4 Monday
• I-80/94 Shut Down At Cline Avenue In Gary After Crash Knocks Down Overhead Sign
• Suspect Charged With 5 Counts Of Attempted Murder In Shooting Of Chicago Police Officer, Barricaded Standoff
• Bald Eagle Eggs Hatch In Big Bear Lake
• Asian American Attacks: KPIX 5's Andrea Nakano Experienced Racism In Both The Bay Area And Japan
• Search On For Assailant Who Sexually Assaulted Woman In Lakeview Alley
• Dallas Rally, Vigil Held To Denounce Racism And Attacks On Asian Residents
• Irving, Harden Combine For 54 Points, Griffin Makes Debut As Nets Hold Off Wizards
• Hundreds Of Pancakes Served At Ald. Matt O'Shea's Annual Breakfast To Raise Money For Police Officers' Protective Vests
• Maryland's Highest Court Upholds Baltimore Billboard Tax
• Watch Dallas Emergency Town Hall Meeting On Anti-Asian Violence
• Asian American Attacks: Images Of Elderly Attack Victims Haunt KPIX 5's Sharon Chin
• Asian American Attacks: KPIX's Kiet Do Recalls Being Called A Hateful Slur While Covering A Crash
• Find Your Sign: Visit Baltimore Assigns Zodiac Signs To Baltimore Staples
• Markkanen, Solid Defense Lead Bulls Over Pistons
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Joins Efforts To Stop Hate Crimes, Violence Against Asian-Americans
• LAPD Seeks Public Help To Find Man Accused Of Attacks In Sherman Oaks
• Asian American Attacks: KPIX's Mary Lee On Her Family's Long Heritage In The Bay Area
• No. 10 Rutgers Collapses In Closing Minutes, Falls To No. 2 Houston In Second Round Of NCAA Tourney
• Antelope Valley Fair Postponed To 2022
• Asian American Attacks: A Guide For Parents Struggling To Explain Hate Crimes To Their Children
• Social Media Surveillance Video Posts Silence Doubters Of Asian-American Attacks
• Asian American Attacks: Investigators Work to Determine If Atlanta Spa Killings Were Hate Crimes
• Police: Two Men In West Covina Snatch ATM With Chains And Flatbed Truck
• Man Fights Officers, Leads All-Day Manhunt In Folsom, Police Say
• Police Investigate Suspicious Fire Caught On Video In New Brighton
• San Francisco Church Offers Single-Shot COVID-19 Vaccinations to Congregants
• FDNY: 8 Firefighters Injured Battling Bronx Apartment Blaze
• Officer Fractures Leg, Dislocates Ankle During Struggle With Suspect In Chico
• Record-breaking coach on inequality in women's college sports
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies Overnight; Dry, Mild Monday; More Of The Same Tuesday
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Crash Involving Motorcycle In Schaumburg
• Woman Fatally Struck By SUV In Anaheim Identified By Coroner
• Spring Training 2021: Marisnick, Bote Homer As Cubs Top Reds
• San Francisco Rally Brings Diverse Communities Together to Condemn Asian Hate
• Police: Suspect Stabbed Man, Smashed Patrol Car Window In South Lake Tahoe
• Man Stabbed, Killed In North Baltimore Overnight Sunday
• Deputies Investigate Watt Avenue Deadly Car-To-Car Shooting In North Highlands
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded In Bronzeville Shooting
• WATCH: Hays Bald Eagle Cam Catches 'PIP' As Egg Begins To Hatch
• One Dead, Another Injured After Several Motorcycles Crash In Lake In The Hills
• Buddy Boeheim Goes Off In Second Half, Leads Father Jim And No. 11 Syracuse Back To Sweet 16
• One Suspect Caught After Chase, One Barricades Himself Into Building After Police Pull Over Maserati In River North, Find Guns
• Girl, 14, Shot In Hand In Auburn Park
• Spring Training 2021: Carlos Rodon Throws 4 Shutout Innings, White Sox End In Tie With Diamondbacks
• Police: 26-Year-Old Jahyde Gardiner Fatally Shot More Than 20 Times In North Philadelphia
• Scott Gudmundsen Likely Avoids Jail Sentence After Holding Door-To-Door Salesmen At Gunpoint
• Neighbors In Forest Lake Townhome Save Two Girls From Fire
• $3M In Grants Awarded To Fight Water Pollution In Massachusetts Towns
• Attacks On Asian Americans On The Rise In The Bay Area
• WATCH LIVE: Candlelight Vigil Being Held Outside Of City-Council Building To Remember Victims Of Atlanta Shooting
• I-25 Reopened After 36+ Hour Closure Near Loveland After Massive Diesel Fuel Spill
• Police: Two Men In West Covina Snatch ATM With Chains And Flatbed Truck
• Colorado Muslim Society Calms Uncertainties With COVID Vaccine Clinic
• John Dickerson on "the new normal"
• An F-22 pilot on the sting of racial bias in the Air Force
• Prosecutor explains investigation into January 6 Capitol attack
• Race in the Ranks: Investigating racial bias in the U.S. military
• Learning what it takes to bring students back to school
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pine Richland Students Concerned Over Potential Coronavirus Spike
• Unfinished Business: North Allegheny Girls Basketball Ready To Chase State Championship
• Monmouth County Health Officials Urge Residents To Wear Masks, Avoid Crowds As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Holiday's 3-Pointers In OT Help Pacers To Win Over Heat
• Inside SoCal: 3/21 Wrap-Up
• Uber Driver Mark Saunders, Accused Of Sexual Assault On Passenger, Agrees To Plea Deal
• Spokesman Says Trump Is Creating Social Network to Rival Twitter, Facebook
• Officials: Teen Arrested After Running From Crash That Killed 1, Injured 4 In Dallas
• Sen. Tammy Duckworth Calls For 'Deeper Investigation' Into Hate Crimes Against Asian-Americans
• Jaylen Brown (34 Pts, 10 3s) Leads Celtics Past Magic 112-96
• A-Basin To Curb Number Of Season Passes Next Year: 'Better For The Guests'
• WNBA star A'ja Wilson on giving back to the next generation
• California Adopts CDC-Advised 3-Feet Social Distancing Rule For Classrooms
• Matthew McConaughey Hosting Virtual Concert Tonight To Help Texas Winter Storm Victims
• Crowds Spill Onto Sheridan Road In Celebration After Loyola Upsets Illinois
• Another Coronavirus Surge Is Unlikely But The Pandemic Isn't Going Away, Former FDA Chief Says
• Man Found Shot, Critically Wounded In Portage Park
• 3 Killed in Fiery Crash Following High-Speed Police Chase in Fresno
• No. 7 Virginia Tech Women's Basketball Gets 70-63 Win Over 10 Seed Marquette
• Institutions Find Women Could Be Bearing Brunt Of COVID Pandemic Layoffs
• Man Shot Dead In Wicker Park Apartment
• Bratt's Highlight-Reel OT Goal Lifts Devils Over Penguins
• Here's What Experts Say Is Needed For US To Return To Normal, But These Barriers Stand In The Way
• Gov. Polis Signs Multiple Bills Into Law Helping State Parks & Cannabis Entrepreneurs
• Local WWII, Korean War Veteran Asking For 90 Birthday Cards For 90th Birthday
• Massachusetts Reports 1,678 New COVID Cases, 33 Additional Deaths
• Sunday Afternoon Crash Closes Portion of Lafayette Street in Santa Clara
• Washington Capitals Sign Trevor Van Riemsdyk To 2-Year Extension
• Anthrocon Cancels 2021 Pittsburgh Convention, Planning Virtual Event
• Suspected Intruder Shot, Killed By Denver Homeowner
• Fencing Around Capitol Comes Down More Than 2 Months After Insurrection
• Angered by Asian American Attacks, Hundreds Rally in San Jose to Demand Change
• White House Cancels In-Person Easter Egg Roll
• Penguins Lose Rubber Match With New Jersey 2-1 In Overtime
• Boulderthon
• Ed's Driveway: Buick Envision
• Keller Police Searching For Driver Who Hit, Killed Man While He Was Walking With Wife
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: State Lawmaker Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Golden Rainbow Trout Stocking Returns To West Virginia Lakes, Streams
• Garcetti: Los Angeles Has Zero Tolerance For Hate Crimes Against Asians
• Urgent Call For Blood Donations After Blizzard Shut Down Blood Donation Centers & Drives
• Man Fatally Struck In Hit-And-Run In Garden Grove
• Several Local Universities Plan For In-Person Commencement Ceremonies For 2021 Graduates
• COVID-19 In Indiana: Officials Report 779 New Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Florida: 3,987 New Cases, 32 Additional Deaths Reported On Sunday
• Twice-Suspended Former Red Sox Pitcher Steven Wright Signs With Pirates
• Hiker Falls From Boulder Flatiron, Rescuers Save Him
• Illinois becomes first No. 1 seed ousted with loss to Loyola Chicago
• 13-Year-Old Girl Found Dead After Fire At Home In Franklin, New Jersey
• 3-Vehicle Crash On Highway 85 Leaves 1 Dead
• 'We Have To Get Together': Vigil Held In Davie To Remember Victims Of Atlanta Shootings
• 1 Suspect Killed, Another Caught After Shooting Involving Clear Creek Sheriff's Deputies
• WATCH New England Living 'Green Living': Rail Biking, Urban Container Farming, Cooking Perfect Scallops
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,431 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 22 Deaths
• Up, Up & Away: Women Inspire Next Generation Of Pilots In Aurora
• Safety Anthony Harris Says Goodbye To Vikings On Instagram
• Pitcher Steven Wright Signs Minor League Contract With Pittsburgh Pirates
• Gottlieb warns New York virus variant could be fueling new outbreaks
• Charlestown Shooting Victim Identified As Jawad Muhammed Of Mattapan
• LeBron James Sprains Right Ankle, Out Indefinitely
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on March 21, 2021
• Demond Gray, 43, Charged In Murder Of Abdul Conteh, 60, At North Brunswick, New Jersey Hotel
• Facing South Florida: One-On-One With Art Acevedo
• Michigan Matters: NFL Official Sarah Thomas On Super Bowl, Flint's Claressa Shields On Dominating Women's Boxing
• Maine Man Pinned Between Boulders, Seriously Injured While Trying To Take Photo After Hike
• Mother Charged With Murder After Toddler Ingests Fentanyl
• San Francisco Firefighters Rescue Unconscious Crash Victim From Burning Car
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 956 Cases, 5 Deaths Sunday
• Former FDA Commissioner Warns Of Potential For New Outbreaks Fueled By New York Virus Variant
• Facing South Florida: Gambling In South Florida
• Former Steeler Ryan Switzer's 9-Month-Old Son Returns To Hospital After 'Significant Bleeding'
• Officials Hope Federal Funds Will Pay For Repairs To Vermont-New Hampshire Bridge
• 'Really Sad & Pissed': Hundreds Gather To Show Solidarity For Asian Community In Denver
• Wisconsin Authorities Issue Wildfire Warning Due To Weather Conditions
• San Francisco Officials Demand School Board VP's Resignation Over 'Racist, Anti-Asian' Tweets
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Duckworth calls for "deeper investigation" into anti-Asian crimes
• Transcript: Eric Garcetti on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Rob Portman on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Tammy Duckworth on "Face the Nation"
• Two All-Time Weather Records Could Fall In Denver With Stormy Week Ahead
• New York City Public High Schools To Reopen For In-Person Classes Monday
• Dog Snatched From Injured Bay Bridge Crash Victim Recovered By CHP
• Before There Was Zoo Miami, There Was Crandon Park Zoo
• Authorities Probe Fatal Shooting Of Man In Maywood
• Antioch Police Release Photo Of Vehicle Of Interest In August Murder Of Daunzhay Young
• Denver Weather: Slick Monday Drive Possible As Heavy, Wet Snow Returns Tonight
• Baker Defends Massachusetts Reopening Plan And Vaccine Strategy For Teachers
• Colorado Weather: 3 Storms Will Hit This Week, First Brings Snow Starting Tonight
• State Lowering Age Of Eligibility As Race To Vaccine Pushes On
• Giants Sign WR Kenny Golladay To 4-Year, $80 Million Deal
• Former Trump vaccine chief "very concerned" about GOP vaccine hesitancy
• Transcript: Moncef Slaoui on "Face the Nation"
• Ancient art returns to public view in Rome
• Miami Beach Officers Use Pepper Balls To Clear Out Ocean Drive Of People Breaking Curfew
• Place your bets: March Madness and the growth of sports gambling
• Salvation Army Receives Hundreds Of Knitted Hats From 96-Year-Old World War II Veteran
• Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal on filming "Love Story"
• Military Drone Washed Ashore On Boynton Beach
• Sunday Marks One Year Since Minnesota's First Reported COVID Death
• The return of "extinct" species
• Police: Suspect Shot At Officer While Trying To Flee Crash On Long Island
• Demi Lovato on life after surviving overdose: I had to "essentially die to wake up"
• CBS3 Pet Project: Benefits Of Adopting An Older Cat
• New York State's First Case Of Brazilian COVID Variant Detected In NYC, Officials Say
• Frank Stella on his artistic obsessions
• An adoption tale: Uncovering a lifelong secret
• Kaiser, Santa Clara County In Dispute Over Second COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Cancellations
• Indoor Group Fitness Classes Allowed To Resume Monday In New York City
• SEPTA Worker Brutally Beaten At Center City Station, Prompting Union To Call For Police Chief's Resignation
• Three Attempting To Elude Deputies Die In Fiery Fresno Crash
• MasterClass: In a class of its own
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: More Sunshine, Mild Temps Sunday; A Little Cooler Monday
• Chicago Weather: More Above Normal Temperatures For Sunday
• Huge Water Main Break In Peters Township Expected To Cause Traffic Delays Throughout The Day
• Warminster Police Searching For Suspect Wanted For Robbing Key Bank Saturday Morning
• DHS secretary visits border amid influx of asylum seekers
• Prince Harry pens emotional message to bereaved children in new book
• VCU eliminated from NCAA tournament due to "COVID-19 protocols"
• Stimulus checks are arriving. But many say it isn't enough.
• 15,500 unaccompanied migrant minors now in government custody
• Miami enacts emergency curfew over spring break crowds
• GoFundMe page raises over $2 million for sons of Atlanta shooting victim
• Jeep to unveil new Cherokee SUVs amid name controversy
• Volcano that was dormant for 6,000 years erupts in Iceland
• Pittsburgh Weather: Clear Skies, Sunny Sunday
• Kiski Twp. Police Looking For Two Men Involved In Late Night Brawl
• 33-Year-Old Man Recovering After Being Shot 4 Times In North Philadelphia
• Police Break Up Large Crowd Of Over 100 People In North Philadelphia
• TWU Local 234 President Willie Brown Worried SEPTA's Decision To Close Somerset Station Will Abandon Riders
• Couple Converts Former Elementary School In Mt. Morris To $2.4M Mansion
• City Rolling Out Phase 2 Of Blue Bin Recycling Effort
• New Port Authority Service Changes Take Effect
• Chorale Shows How Colleges Keep Song Alive During COVID
• Evan Mobley Leads USC To 72-56 Victory Against Drake In NCAA Tournament First Round
• Hundreds Rally And March Through Oakland To Protest Against Hate Directed At Asian Community
• Sunday's Show Info (3/21/22)
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office Issues Daily Record-High Number Of Licenses To Carry At Forward Twp. Event
• West Virginia Fire Kills 2 As Bystanders Rush In
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/21 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Upper St. Clair Boys Basketball Wins In PIAA Quarterfinals With Depleted Roster Due to COVID-19 Protocol
• Loyola, Illini Excited For All-Illinois Matchup In NCAA Tournament Sunday: 'It's Great For Our State'
• Spencer Lee Becomes 3-Time NCAA Wrestling Champion
• Elderly Couple Found Dead After Carbon Monoxide Leak Inside Methuen Home
• As Spring Begins, Brigham & Women's Doctor Says People Should Keep 'Socializations To Small Numbers'

Videos from March 21, 2021

• Mother claims school headmaster forced her Black son to kneel while apologizing to White teacher
• The VanDerveer sisters on coaching, mentorship and fighting for equality on and off the court
• State of emergency declared in Miami Beach amid spring break partying
• Studying coronavirus spread in one Georgia school system
• More than 15,000 migrant children now in custody at the southern border
• Israelis head to the polls as restrictions are rolled back amid COVID vaccination campaign
• Biden executive order to temporarily halt new leases on land for oil and gas has met resistance from small communities dependant on energy jobs
• Miami enacts emergency curfew as spring break crowds gather amid pandemic
• Stanford women's basketball coach calls out sexism in college sports
• Defense Secretary Austin makes surprise visit to Afghanistan
• Historic forest in France supplies oak trees to rebuild Notre Dame
• "It is easier to buy a gun here than it is to vote": Georgia State Senator Michelle Au proposes gun control measure amid wave of violence against Asian Americans
• Women's NCAA Tournament underway as 64 teams return to compete for national title
• John Dickerson on "the new normal"
• An F-22 pilot on why he felt discriminated against in the Air Force
• Investigating the intent of January 6 Capitol attack
• Using Trump rhetoric as a defense strategy
• Did some January 6 Capitol attackers go on reconnaissance tours?
• Crowded conditions for migrant children at border facilities
• WNBA star A'ja Wilson on speaking her truth and giving back to the next generation
• Worst flooding in decades hits Australia's east coast
• Birth rates drop amid pandemic in U.S. and other countries around the world
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 3/21/2021
• Border crisis comes to a head with surge of unaccompanied minors
• Gottlieb warns of potential for new outbreaks fueled by troubling New York virus variant
• Moncef Slaoui, Trump's vaccine chief, "very concerned" about GOP vaccine hesitancy
• Face The Nation: Palmer, Slaoui, Gottlieb
• Infections surge across Europe as global community sees hope in vaccines
• Portman faults Biden's border policies for fueling surge of unaccompanied migrant children
• Full interview: Moncef Slaoui on "Face the Nation"
• Duckworth calls for "deeper investigation" into motive behind spa shootings
• Garcetti says hope "hangs on the horizon" as vaccine rollout continues
• COVID complacency runs rampant on Florida beaches amid outbreaks
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," March 21
• 3/21: Garcetti, Duckworth, Portman
• Nature: Newts
• Ancient art returns to public view in Rome
• Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal on making "Love Story"
• The return of "extinct" species
• Frank Stella on his artistic obsessions
• An adoption tale: Uncovering a lifelong secret
• MasterClass, where experts share in the joy of learning
• Legends: Shaquille O'Neal