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Articles from April 4, 2021

• Man Shot To Death In El Monte, Shooter At Large
• White Sox Tie It In 9th, But End Up Losing To Angels
• Derek Chauvin Trial Expected To Turn Focus To His Training
• FBI Warns Of Surge In Job-Seekers Getting Scammed By Bogus Employers
• Chicago Weather: Warm To Start The Work Week
• Derek Chauvin Trial: A Recap Of Week 1
• Some Business Owners Recoil At Warning That New Mitigations On Indoor Dining Could Be Coming Amid COVID-19 Spike In Suburban Cook County
• Garbage Can Fires Spread To Garages, Utility Poles In Hegewisch; Police Say It Was Arson
• Cubs, White Sox Offer COVID-19 Vaccines To Players, With Hopes That As Many Will Take It As Possible
• Man Accused In Deadly Mass Shooting In Orange To Be Arraigned Monday
• UCLA Expresses Dismay Over Some Students' Actions Following Final Four Loss
• Astros Batter A's 9-2 To Complete Four-Game Sweep
• SMU Amateur Golfer Ollie Osbourne Hoping To Establish Name At The Masters
• Updated LA County Travel Advisory Planned To Be Issued Monday
• One Man Killed, One Wounded In Shooting In Park Of Humboldt Park
• 5-Alarm Fire In Lawrence Destroys Several Multi-Family Homes
• 1 Dead, Several Others Injured After Ambulance Flips On Its Side In Brooklyn
• Jalen Suggs's Parents Cannot Wait To Give Him A Hug
• NYPD Investigating Possible Hate Crime After Asian Employee Attacked Inside Manhattan 7-Eleven
• Short-Handed 76ers Lose To Memphis Grizzlies 116-100
• 2020: A 'Sweet' Year For Candy Companies
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Business Owners Happy With Relaxed Restrictions
• Derek Chauvin Trial: A Look At The Crucial Work Of The Court Reporter
• Family: Prayer Vigil For Rapper DMX Set For Monday Outside White Plains Hospital
• Johnson & Johnson To 'Assume Full Responsibility' Manufacturing Drug Substance For COVID Vaccine At Emergent BioSolutions
• 6 People Injured In Joliet Crash, Including 2 Children Who Suffer Life-Threatening Injuries
• Repeat DUI Offender Arrested After Parking Right Outside Wisconsin Sheriff Office's Door
• Gardening 101: Replacing Plants That Didn't Survive Winter Storms
• Oakland's Largest Church Reopens for Indoor Worship on Easter Sunday
• Denver Weather: Easter Record Breaker
• Resident Dies In Duluth Apartment Fire Just Months After Deadly Blaze In Same Building
• See All The Winners Of The SAG Awards
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1.6K New Cases Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations Continue To Rise
• Man Shot Dead In Car In West Pullman
• Police: 2 Young Adults Dead, 2 Teens Hospitalized After Crash In Burnsville
• Tatum's 22, 3-Pointers Lift Celtics Over Hornets, 116-86
• Family Of Adam Toledo, 13-Year-Old Boy Shot Dead By Police, Condemns Reported Calls For Violence In Retaliation For His Death
• Infant Killed In Anne Arundel County Crash On BW Parkway, Police Say
• Police: Samuel Yeager Was Shot And Killed By Douglas County Deputies
• COVID In Colorado: City Of Aurora Wants To Make Sure No Community Is Left Out, Hosts Vaccine Clinic At The Stampede
• Search Crews Find Pilot Dead At Site Of Small Plane Crash In Rugged Area West Of Deckers
• Lotus Bass Player Jesse Miller Excited To Be First Band To Play When Red Rocks Reopens
• Jeremy Chavez Arrested After Allegedly Stealing Firefighting Vehicle In Commerce City, Leading Officers On Chase
• Churches Welcome Baltimore Parishioners Back For Easter Services
• Stars Coach Rick Bowness Leaves Mid-Game Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• Investigation By JeffCo Child Sex Offender Internet Unit Results In Australian School Teacher Liam Wilkinson's Conviction
• Easter Sunday Tragedy: Early Morning Fire Destroys Lodi Church
• Valencia walks off field after alleged racist abuse from opponent
• Man Shot Dead In Brainerd Neighborhood Backyard
• SFFD Rescue Team Pulls 1 Adult and a Dog From Cliff at Fort Funston
• Maine Wardens Rescue Hypothermic Hiker And Stranded Family In 2 Separate Incidents
• What To Know About Rangers Home Opener At Globe Life Field Monday
• Heroic Colorado Firefighter Rappels Down Into 30 Foot Sinkhole To Rescue Person Who Fell In
• Stanford Tops Arizona 54-53 to Win Women's NCAA Tournament
• These Are The Two Key Things That Can Help Curb Another COVID-19 Surge, Fauci Says
• Man Shot Dead In Parking Lot On Northwest Side
• Astros Batter A's to Complete Four-Game Sweep
• MDTA Police Officer Injured In Motor Vehicle Accident On I-95
• Ryder Heuston, Who Survived Terrible Skiing Accident At Breckenridge, Now Advocates For Helmets On Colorado Slopes
• Great 8: Ovechkin Scores Historic PP Goal, Caps Sweep Devils
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Armed Robbery At Hotel in Center City
• High Hits 76 At O'Hare On Easter Sunday 2021, Making For Tie For 8th Warmest On Record
• Dr. Osterholm: Loosening COVID Restrictions And UK Variant 'Are Going To Collide'
• Minnesotans Hail Jalen Suggs March Madness Miracle: 'To Be Able To Have Something To Brag About Is Definitely Fun'
• Denver Doctors Help South Dakota Woman Walk Again Thanks To Cutting Edge Procedure 
• Outdoor Easter Services Held In Glendale Amid Pandemic
• Pandemic Sparks Renewed Interest In Baseball Card Collecting
• Grace Center Church In Eastwick Gets Creative With Special Drive-Up Service In Parking Lot This Easter
• Person Killed, Another In Critical Condition After Single-Vehicle Crash In Roseville
• Yankees' German Struggles In Return, Blue Jays Take Series
• Arrest After Police Stop Vehicle Suspected In 4 Attempted Kidnappings In Corinth, Denton
• REMINDER: COVID Vaccine Eligibility In New Jersey Drops To Age 55-Plus And Others With Disabilities On Monday
• Doomed By Poor 2nd Quarter, Short-Handed Nets Fall To Bulls
• Despite Being Badly Outshot, Capitals Complete 8-Game Regular Season Sweep Of Devils
• Faithful Celebrate Easter Sunday With Socially Distant Services
• 3 Dogs From Same Family, Each Adopted From Texas Shelter, Meet In Chance Encounter On Upper West Side
• New Jersey Officials Investigating Fatal Shooting Of 64-Year-Old Leopold McKoy
• Miami International Airport Expects 98,000 Passengers To Pass Through On Easter Sunday
• Multiple Police Departments Respond To Shooting In McKees Rocks
• BSO Bomb Squad, US Air Force Called Out To Lauderdale-by-the-Sea After Deputy Comes Across Military Mine That Washed Ashore
• 2 People Dead In House Fire In Salem Township
• Man Shot, Killed In West Baltimore Sunday Afternoon
• Grass Fire Destroys Farm Buildings In Western Wisconsin
• COVID In Florida: 4,794 New Cases, 22 Additional Deaths Reported On Sunday
• Some Residents Lose Power After Huge ComEd Substation Fire In Norridge
• Ford Foundation president Darren Walker returns to his Texas roots
• How the head of the Ford Foundation wants to change philanthropy
• The 50-year-old story of a group of teens stranded on an island
• Rochester Teen Killed In Rollover Crash Near Cannon Falls
• NFL star Anquan Boldin helps hometown get vaccinated
• 1 Wounded, 3 On The Run After Security Guard Shoots At Thieves Targeting Pricey Cars At Miami Beach Home
• 'Just A Small Bit Of Joy': Picturesque Sunrise Services Ushers In Optimism, Faith For Easter
• Philadelphia Prioritizing 4 Groups As City Moves To Phase 1C Of COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• 2 Killed After SUV Plunges Down Seaside Cliff In Bodega Bay
• Bittersweet Easter For Some Chicago Catholic Churches As They Prepare To Close, Merge With Other Parishes
• At Easter Mass In LaGrange Park, A Prayer For National Guard Troops Handling COVID-19 Vaccination
• Man Shot, Wounded On Eisenhower Expressway Near Kostner Avenue
• New York Weather: 4/4 Easter Sunday Evening Weather Headlines
• 18-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Shooting On Lower Wacker Drive
• Oakland Civil-Rights Attorney Shows Police Bodycam Footage of Stockton Teen's Brutal Arrest
• Dallas Native Jordan Spieth Ends Drought With Win At Texas Open
• Man gets 30 years to life in killing of 2 people at Ohio medical center
• 2 Men Charged In Multiple Carjackings, Auto Thefts
• Pirates Comeback Effort Falls Short Against Cubs, Lose Second Straight 4-3
• Zach Davies Wins Chicago Debut As Cubs Beat Pirates
• Rangers Get 1st Win, Avoid Sweep To Royals 7-3
• Bulls Snap Six-Game Losing Skid As They Beat Brooklyn Nets
• Man, 28, Killed In Easter Sunday Shooting In Stockton
• 'A Great Sight To See': Church Parking Lots Fill For Outdoor Services On Easter Sunday
• Philadelphia Eagles Mascot Swoop Gets COVID-19 Vaccine On Easter Sunday
• 18-Year-Old Found Shot To Death In Dallas
• Helping Heroes Foundation Donates More Than 150 Easter Baskets To Fayette County CYS
• After COVID Outbreak, Nats To Open Season Tuesday Vs. Braves
• Minnesota Weather: Easter Weekend Ends With #Top10WxDay; Monday Brings More Heat, Possible Storms
• Orioles' Sweep Sends Red Sox to 2nd 0-3 Start Ever In Fenway
• USGS: 3.4-Magnitude Quake Rattles Beaumont
• Transit Fares & Parking Fees In Miami-Dade Will Resume
• Orioles' 11-3 Win Over Red Sox Sends Boston To Its 2nd 0-3 Start Ever In Fenway
• Two Men Shot At The Same Time In Separate Parts Of Baltimore Overnight, Police Say
• Police searching for suspects in series of muggings in NYC
• Capitol Attack Raises Questions Of Security Vs Public Access
• Man Shot In Northwest Baltimore Saturday Night
• Shooting At Apartment Complex Leaves 2 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition
• Fire Destroys 4 Apartment Buildings Under Construction In Dallas
• Fatal Solo-Vehicle Crash Reported on Eastbound I-580 at the Altamont Pass
• Man Dies In Powered Paraglider Crash Near Erie
• Worshippers celebrate Easter as COVID vaccinations ramp up
• Penguins Re-Assign Forward Anthony Angello And Frederick Gaudreau To Taxi Squad
• One Man Shot 14 Times And Killed, Another Wounded During Quarrel In Roseland
• Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar Opened Sunday For 44th Season
• Allegheny County Police: Man Shot In Parking Lot Of True Diamonds Nightclub, Remains Hospitalized
• Man, Leopold McKoy, Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Parking Lot Of Cherry Hill Apartment Complex
• Hurkacz Wins His Biggest Title By Beating Sinner In Miami
• 3-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling In Septic Tank In Cape May County: Lower Township Police
• COVID: Oakland Officials Cracking Down On Large Weekend Crowds At Lake Merritt
• Man Injured In Ultralight Aircraft Crash In Huntley
• Pirates Place Ke'Bryan Hayes On 10-Day Injured List
• Pictured: Suspects In A Series Of Muggings In Central Park And On Upper West Side
• Man Sentenced 30 Years To Life After Pleading Guilty To Driving Pickup Truck Through Medical Center
• Keller @ Large: Rep. Lynch Says Massachusetts Reopening Was 'Premature'
• Oakland Man Wounded After Gunfire Erupts At San Francisco Sideshow
• Arlington Man With Warrants Out For His Arrest Peacefully Surrenders Himself To SWAT, Police
• Police: 62-Year-Old Woman Punched In The Throat On Subway
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Properly Medicate Your Cat
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,449 New Cases, Including 14 Additional Deaths
• Gunshot Victim Dies At Santa Rosa Easter Weekend Party
• New 'Cryptid Critter' Outdoor Exhibit Opens At Children's Museum Of Pittsburgh
• Woman Dead, Man Injured In Maywood Shooting
• Canton Township Hosts Easter Bunny Express Neighborhood Visit
• Indiana Public Health Officials Report 952 New COVID-19 Cases
• Facing South Florida: Key West Cruise Industry
• Mayor Bill Peduto, Police Chief Scott Schubert Join Annual Easter Event At Westwood School
• Security Guard Shot During Attempted Robbery On Near West Side
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on April 4, 2021
• Marte Helps Marlins Rally For 1st Win, 12-7 Over Rays
• Man Killed In Annapolis Saturday Night, Police Say
• Man, 76, Goes Missing At LAX
• Police Say Same Suspect Tried To Rob 5 Banks In A Week
• Heat Continue Home Dominance Over Cavaliers With 115-101 Win
• City Of Pittsburgh Government Buildings Fly American Flag At Half-Staff
• Motorcyclist Scott Christensen Killed In Head-On Crash With Pickup Truck Near Montgomery
• Update: 2 Killed After SUV Plunges Down Seaside Cliff in Bodega Bay
• Transcript: Sister Norma Pimentel on "Face the Nation"
• Inside So Cal: 4/4 Wrap-Up
• Michigan Matters: Online Sports Betting, Gambling Takes State by Storm
• COVID Reopening: Coney Island's Luna Park To Reopen With Limited Capacity Friday
• Man Fatally Struck By Car On San Vicente Boulevard In West LA
• Transcript: Seth Berkley on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Jonathan Nez on "Face the Nation"
• Gottlieb says infections among young people are fueling new virus hot spots
• Pickup Truck Crashes Into Telephone Pole, Then Tree In Rockland
• COVID Vaccination Sites Expected To Be Busier Monday As Everyone 18 & Over Becomes Eligible
• NYPD Seeks Suspects Targeting E-Bike Riders
• Kiski Township Police Arrest 50-Year-Old Woman For Driving Under The Influence Of Cocaine
• Transcript: Ritchie Torres on "Face the Nation"
• At Least 1 Taken Into Custody After Chair Is Lit On Fire Near UCLA After Buzzer-Beater Loss To Gonzaga
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• 6 Injured After SUV Rolls Into Tree Off Lake Shore Drive Near Belmont Avenue
• 'Open The Gate': Group Protests Closure Of Entrance To Matheson Hammock Park
• Ryan Kellen Gets 21 Years In Prison For Firing Gun During Sauk Centre Standoff
• MassArt Holds Virtual Auction To Fund Student Scholarships
• Caught On Video: 73-Year-Old Punched, Knocked To The Ground In Hell's Kitchen
• Top Biden aide says jobs plan "meets the needs of a 21st century economy"
• Cale Makar Scores With 40 Seconds Left, Colorado Avalanche Defeat St. Louis Blues 2-1
• Investigation Continues Into Deadly Bronx Shootout
• Colorado Weather: Passing Clouds With More Record Highs Possible Easter Sunday
• Time Runs Out; Overtime Buzzer-Beater Ends Bruins Impressive NCAA Tourney Run
• Flexen, France And Haniger Lead Mariners Past Giants
• New York City Hits Vaccination Milestone
• Transcript: Cecilia Rouse on "Face the Nation"
• Gambrell, Sharks Strike Late In 3-2 Win Over Kings
• Designer Mossimo Giannulli Released From Prison After Serving Time In College Admissions Scam
• Teen Helps Adoptable Dogs Stand Out With Handmade Bow Ties
• NIH director: The COVID vaccine is "an answer to prayer"
• COVID In Colorado: FEMA Asking For Volunteers To Help Operate Mass Vaccination Site, No Medical Background Needed
• Music and the Medici
• Talbot's 27 Saves Lead Wild Past Golden Knights 2-1
• South Florida Elementary School Teacher Accused Of Soliciting Sex With Toddler
• Embiid Scores 24 Points In Return, 76ers Beat Timberwolves 122-113
• New Businesses Open, Expand In San Francisco As COVID Restrictions Ease
• In Pitchers' Duel, Buxton HR Lifts Twins Over Brewers 2-0
• Twins Place Josh Donaldson On 10-Day IL With Hamstring Strain
• CDC Issues Guidelines For Easter Gatherings
• Vaccinating bunnies
• 'Unabomber' Letters, Analysis That Led To His Arrest Donated To Cal U
• Carrie Underwood's gospel gifts
• Pope Marks Second Pandemic Easter In Deserted St. Peter's Square
• Washington Post editor Marty Baron on our nation's "wake-up call"
• Fabergé eggs: Jewels of the Russian crown
• Pennsylvania Eases Restrictions On Restaurants, Other Businesses Starting Sunday
• Agree to disagree: Achieving positive outcomes from conflict
• 2 People In Critical Condition After Crash In Rosemoor
• California Realtors Advise Clients to Ignore 'Love Letters' From Would-Be Buyers
• 'Bring My Daughter Home': Upper Darby Mom Pleading For Safe Return Of Missing Pregnant Daughter, Dianna Brice
• New York Weather: Easter Sunday 4/4 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Shooting In Manchester Sends Man To Local Hospital; Police Investigating
• Car Slams Into House In Wilmington
• Some Churches Across Philadelphia-Area Celebrate Easter Sunday In-Person With Some Pandemic Restrictions Still In Place
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Easter Sunday
• Suspect Dies In Fatal Crash During Vallejo Police Pursuit
• Texas Cop Rescues Kittens Trapped Under High School Cheerleader's Car
• Baylor and Gonzaga to meet in NCAA men's tournament finals
• Jordanian prince claims he's been placed under house arrest
• MLB moves All-Star Game over Georgia voting law
• DMX hospitalized following heart attack, lawyer says
• Matt Gaetz's communications director resigns
• One Dead, Two Injured In Youngstown Night Club Shooting
• TikTok Star Rochelle Hager Dies After Tree Falls On Car In Maine
• Asian-American Woman Stabbed To Death By Transient Woman While Walking Dogs In Riverside
• Fire Crews Battle Massive Row House Fire In Ambridge
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Easter Sunday
• Pa. Restrictions On Indoor Capacity Limits, Dining, Alcohol Service Now Eased
• Remembering The Fallen Pittsburgh Police Officers Killed In Stanton Heights Ambush 12 Years Ago
• Free Mulch Available For Pittsburgh Residents Ahead Of Spring Gardening Season
• Generations House Of Worship Holds Annual Egg-stravaganza Event
• Sunday's Show Info (4/4/21)
• West Virginia Reports 5 Additional COVID-19 Deaths
• WATCH: Hays Bald Eagle Catches Live Trout, Takes It Back To Nest
• Pa. Casinos Preparing For The End Of COVID-19 Restrictions
• Brookline Memorial Park Receives Lighting Upgrade For Parking Lot, Courts
• McKeesport Police Safely Locate Previously Missing 67-Year-Old Man, Philip Dulin
• Most Massachusetts Elementary School Students Will Return To In-Person Classes Monday
• COVID Vaccine Eligibility: Appointments To Be Available For 55+, Certain Medical Conditions Monday

Videos from April 4, 2021

• Survivors recount being stranded on island as teens 50 years ago
• Darren Walker: The 60 Minutes Interview
• Inside Florida's chaotic vaccine rollout
• 4/4/2021: A Fair Shot, Darren Walker, Survival
• Legends: Derek Fisher
• Suspects wanted for string of robberies in New York City
• "Pet nannies" see boom in business thanks to pandemic
• Archaeologists use new digital technology to uncover mysteries of a church in Jerusalem
• Miami medical officials try last ditch efforts to find loved ones of those who died of COVID
• Asian American advocacy groups training bystanders how to stand up against hate
• Corporate giants respond to Georgia's new voting law
• New wave of coronavirus infections sweeps across Europe
• Worshippers celebrate second Easter of the pandemic
• Three-time NFL Pro Bowler Anquan Boldin helps hometown get vaccinated
• Darren Walker returns to his Texas hometown, with help of technology
• Rapper DMX in critical condition after heart attack
• Southern border facilities "stretched beyond thin," report says
• Egyptian mummies transported in lavish parade
• New York City Council approves ending "qualified immunity" for police officers
• False barriers blocking people from getting COVID vaccine, report says
• Full Interview: Cecilia Rouse on Biden's job plan
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 4/4/2021
• Head of Catholic Charities along border says migrant families are "desperate" to flee home countries
• Navajo Nation president says pandemic exposed wide disparities in health care
• Co-head of global vaccine effort says supply shortages pose "big challenge"
• Face The Nation: Berkley, Nez, Pimentel
• Torres: Biden job plan will "fundamentally change" country's trajectory
• Cecilia Rouse, Biden's top economic adviser, says jobs plan "meets the needs of a 21st century economy"
• Gottlieb says infections among young people are fueling new COVID-19 hot spots
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," April 4
• 4/4: Gottlieb, Rouse, Torres, Berkley, Nez, Pimentel
• Nature: Birds in Montana
• NIH director: COVID vaccine "an answer to prayer"
• Rescuing sacred music of the Renaissance
• Hunter Biden on "Beautiful Things" and his struggles with substance abuse
• Keeping the faith, at a distance
• Vaccinating bunnies
• Washington Post editor Marty Baron on our nation's "wake-up call"
• Fabergé eggs: Jewels of the Russian crown
• Agree to disagree
• Toxic wastewater reservoir on verge of collapse in Florida