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Articles from May 2, 2021

• Crews Respond to Fire Burning at Redwood City Storage Facility
• Master's Degree Holder Who Lives In Westchester Park Tent Brings Awareness To LA Homeless Crisis
• Dive Teams Recover Body Of Kayaker At Cherry Creek State Park
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers By Monday Morning, Chance For Storms Later In Day
• Looking Forward With The Bears: New QB Justin Fields Opens Up About Epilepsy, Allen Robinson Looks Forward To New Season
• Kings Beat Contending Mavs 111-99 To Finish Sweep; Haliburton Injured
• Assailants Tried To Kidnap Woman In River North Carjacking, Police Say
• Even When Residents Call For Their Help, Minneapolis Police Won't Go Near 38th & Chicago
• Firefighters Battle Towsley Fire In Stevenson Ranch
• Traffic Backed Up For Miles Due To 110 Freeway Crash At Exposition Blvd
• Emerson College Celebrates Graduating Students At Fenway Park
• Replay Comes To Mets' Aid Late In Wild Win Over Phillies
• Good Samaritan Rescues Toddler Ejected From Ocean City Car Crash Along Route 90 Bridge
• Multi-Alarm Fire In Paterson, N.J. Displaces 6 Families
• Randle Unstoppable As Knicks Blast Rockets For 11th Win In Last 12
• Asian Woman Tells CBS2 Employee At Queens Boutique Became Aggressive And Spoke To Her In Racist Manner
• Sen. Schumer Calls On MTA To Restore 24-Hour Subway Service
• Sanitizing Sporting Events: Pittsburgh-Based Drone Company Helping Bring Sports Back
• Big Day For Bird Watchers In Central Park: Extremely Rare Cerulean Warbler Spotted
• West View Community Rallies Together To Help Those Displaced From Apartment Fire
• Business Increasing At New Jersey Restaurants But Owners Say They're Struggling To Find Staff
• 6-Year-Old Boy Shot In Annapolis Apartment, Police Say
• US Army Veteran William Keyes Celebrates 100th Birthday
• Philadelphia 76ers Escape Short-Handed Spurs In OT, 113-111
• McCollum Powers Trail Blazers Past Celtics 129-119
• 2 Women Killed, Dog Injured In Dorchester Stabbing
• 7 Injured In 3 Separate Shootings In St. Paul Overnight
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar's New Book 'Antitrust' Argues Consolidation Is Hurting Americans
• First of 3 Ospreys Hatches Atop Crane on the Richmond Waterfront
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 10 Deaths Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• 22-Year-Old Man Dead In Quadruple Shooting In Carroll Park, Police Say
• Bellecour Bakery Expanding Into St. Paul
• Carnival Cruise Ships Return To Texas Port For First Time In Over A Year
• Fort Worth Mayoral Race Headed To Runoff Between Deborah Peoples And Mattie Parker
• Mitt Romney Booed At Utah GOP Convention, Censure Vote Fails
• Woodland Man Allegedly Chased, Threatened To Hurt Driver
• UPDATE Fire Burning in Big Basin Redwoods State Park Contained at 6.7 Acres
• Man Attacked With Knife In Fight On Riverwalk Downtown
• MassDOT Begins Renumbering Exit Signs On Interstate 93
• Another Violent Weekend In New York City -- At Least 6 Shootings Overnight Saturday Into Sunday
• On This Day 100 Years Ago: Field Museum Of Natural History Opens In New Grant Park Building
• In the Shadow of Mount Diablo, Communities Brace for Early Wildfire Season
• Lubbock Votes To Ban Abortion, Setting Up Likely Legal Fight
• Antetokounpo Outscores Durant 49-42, Bucks Edge Nets
• Vice President Kamala Harris to lead National Space Council
• Northwestern Women's Lacrosse Beats Maryland, Wins Big Ten Championship
• Protesters March 3 Weeks After Daunte Wright's Death To Call For Harsher Charges Against Ex-Officer
• Laureano Saves A's With Glove, Then Hits Decisive Homer vs Orioles
• 2 Killed In Shooting At Casino Outside Green Bay, Wisconsin Before Police Take Out Gunman
• Rep. Danny Davis Leads Community Effort To Send Medical Aid To India Amid Horrific COVID-19 Crisis There
• Local Pastor Calls On President Biden To Declare Violence A Public Mental Health Crisis, As Gov. Pritzker Has Done
• Gausman, Tauchman Lead Giants Past Padres 7-1 To Avoid Sweep
• Laureano Saves A's With Glove, Then Hits Decisive HR vs O's
• Laureano Saves A's With Glove, Then Hits Decisive HR Against Oriole's
• 3 Dead, 25 Injured After Boat Overturns In San Diego
• 'Minnesota Rice': Asian-American Chefs, Bartenders Launch Initiative To Raise Money To Stop Asian Hate
• Gausman, Tauchman Lead Giants Past Padres 7-1 to Avoid Sweep
• Passenger Killed As Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes Into Guardrail On Highway North Of Galt, CHP Says
• 39-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Southwest Baltimore
• Families Rally In Tinley Park To Demand Drug Dealers Be Prosecuted For Drug-Related Deaths
• More Than A Dozen Shots Fired Outside Popular Sports Bar In Sherman Oaks; 3 Wounded
• Some states incentivizing COVID-19 vaccinations
• Boy Uninjured After Getting Into Baggage Conveyor System At MSP Airport
• Cancer survivor and Eagles fan invited to be part of NFL draft
• Activists Demand Reform Of Systems They Say Have Failed To Protect Young Black Girls From Abuse
• Bishop Loran Mann, Founder Of Pentecostal Temple Church Of God In Christ Dies At Age 74
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy, Mild Sunday Night; Cooler Start, Afternoon Storms Monday
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After 2 Teens Shot In Olney
• Wyoming Backs Coal With $1.2M Threat To Sue Other States
• Luis Robert Strains Hip, Headed To White Sox Injured List
• Camden County College Organizes Drive-Thru Celebration For Class Of 2021
• Only 4 Hits For White Sox As They're Blanked By Cleveland
• Plenty Of Runs For Both Cubs And Reds, But Cubs Lose In 10 Innings
• New Jersey Man On Mission To Make Sure Every Graduating Collingswood High School Senior Gets Yearbook
• Gamer Gone: A's Lefty Luzardo Breaks Finger On Video Game, Out Indefinitely
• Texas Rangers Rally For 5-3 Victory Over Boston Red Sox
• Author Michael Lewis on optimism, luck and more
• I-70 Rest Areas & Recreation Path In Glenwood Canyon Closed For Weather Concerns
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Hong Kong and Xinjiang
• Early pandemic spotters focus of new Michael Lewis book
• Chip shortage highlights U.S. dependence on fragile supply chain
• Emergency Officials & Volunteers Help Larimer County Residents Get Ready 'To Take Quick Action'
• Facebook Video Shows Aftermath Of Suspected Child Luring Attempt In Washington Park
• Group Of Cuban Residents Living In US Gather To Demand Reopening Of American Embassy In Havana
• Mon Valley School Switching To Virtual Learning Monday And Tuesday
• 56 Fire Now Fully Contained & 1 Person Arrested In Connection To Investigation
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken on the threat posed by China
• Massachusetts Pirates Players Were At Green Bay Casino When Shooting Killed 2
• Chicago Area Restaurants Boom With Warm Weather And Relaxed COVID-19 Restrictions; Owners Hope It's A Taste Of What's To Come
• At Least 3 Killed, Dozens Hurt When Boat Capsizes Off San Diego Coast
• Police Fatally Shoot Gunman Who Killed 2 At Wisconsin Casino
• COVID In Florida: 3,841 New Cases, 29 Additional Deaths Reported Sunday
• Managing Emotions If Your Mother's Day Is Spent In Mourning
• 2 Men Shot While Driving Overnight In Stockton
• Candidate For Seat Left Vacant By Death Of Rep. Hastings Files Lawsuit Seeking Special Election
• Twins Score 7 In 3rd To Back Berríos In 13-4 Win Over Royals
• 3 Killed, Over Two Dozen Hurt After Boat Capsizes Off San Diego Coast
• U.S. Officials: Anxiety Drove Vaccine Reactions In Colorado, 4 Other States
• Crews Battle Strong Winds During Fire Fight At Florin Perkins Dump
• Man In Critical Condition After East Baltimore Shooting
• New Study Reveals Increase In Hate Crimes Targeting Asian Americans In LA
• State Police Conduct Helicopter Rescues In Frederick, Cecil Counties
• Caitlyn Jenner Says Transgender Girls In Women's Sports Is 'Unfair'
• Police, EMS Respond To Shooting In West Mifflin
• Phillies Pitcher Jose Alvarado Suspended 3 Games For Dustup With Mets
• 2 Killed In Dundalk Crash, Off-Duty Police Officer Charged With DUI
• 'Justice System Has Failed Here': Scott Peterson's Sister-In-Law Says She Has Evidence That Could Exonerate Him
• Kluber Masterful, Yankees Back At .500 After Sweep Of Tigers
• COVID In Colorado: Statewide Mask Order Extended 30 Days & Amended To Account For Vaccinated People
• Probe Underway After Man Is Fatally Shot In Compton
• Nick Bolton Of Frisco Lone Star Overcomes Adversity To Get Drafted By Kansas City Chiefs
• 15-Year-Old Caroline County Girl Found Safe, Police Say
• Driver In Serious Condition After Owings Mills Crash Saturday
• Massachusetts Reports 786 New COVID Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• First Woman Joins Lawsuit Against Former Ohio State Doctor's Sexual Misconduct
• Beaver Health Mart Pharmacy Hosting First-Dose COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic At Beaver County YMCA
• Scherzer Tosses 5-Hitter, Zimmerman HR, Nats Top Marlins 3-1
• 2 Men Shot, 1 Killed In Humboldt Park Neighborhood
• Man Found Shot To Death In Alley Behind Dallas Club, Police Say
• Pirates Swept By Cardinals, Drop Series Finale 3-0
• Man Found Dead In Southwest Baltimore, Police Investigating
• 2-Year-Old Girl And 11-Month-Old Boy Found Dead Following RV Fire
• 17-Year-Old Baltimore Girl Found Safe After Going Missing In February, Police Say
• Inter Miami CF, Nashville SC Finish Scoreless Draw
• Spring Restaurant Week Encourages Denverites Back To Public Dining
• Jenner Says Transgender Girls In Women's Sports Is 'Unfair'
• Police Escort Return Body Of Slain Officer Keith Heacook To Delaware
• Officials Confirm Body Found In Dallas Apartment Pool Was Missing Autistic Child Keydall Jones
• Republicans Susan Wright, Jake Ellzey Advance To Runoff For Texas 6th Congressional District Seat
• Jury Awards Basketball Coach William 'Trey' Harris $2.5 Million In Racial Discrimination Case vs. CHSAA
• Keller @ Large: Going Big On Boston's 'Amenities' Is Critical For City's Economy, Mayoral Candidate John Barros Says
• After Win Over Clippers, Nuggets Move Into 3rd In Western Conference
• Flight Delays Likely As DIA Due To Severe Thunderstorms, Watch Issued Until 7 P.M.
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on May 2, 2021
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Report 1,860 New Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Crash Involving Minivan And Car Kills 3, Critically Injures 2 Kids
• 'Stay On The Gas': Rockies Take Lopsided 14-6 Win Over Diamondbacks
• Restaurants Nationwide, Including South Florida, Experiencing Employee Shortage
• Avs Pull Off 4-3 Win Over Sharks With Scores From MacKinnon & Rantanen
• Mitt Romney Booed By Utah Republicans, But Bid To Censure Former Massachusetts Governor Fails
• Injured Hiker Rescued From Royal Arch Trail In Boulder
• Retired Modesto Detective Still Convinced Scott Peterson Killed Pregnant Wife Laci
• 101 Freeway Reopens Early After Sixth Street Bridge Project
• High Winds Topple Tree In San Francisco; One Person Injured
• Chlorine Shortage May Be Bad News For Pools This Summer
• Pedestrian Dies After Crash With RTD A-Line
• Slain Delmar Police Cpl. Keith Heacook Honored With Escort From Baltimore's Shock Trauma
• Gottlieb says U.S. "locking in" gains against virus with vaccinations
• Indiana Reports 1,072 New COVID-19 Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Heinz History Center Offering Free Admission To Teachers In May
• Scott: "Significant numbers" of Republicans willing to back police reform
• Pittsburgh International Airport Holding Job Fair Next Week
• Facing South Florida: The 2021 Florida Legislative Session
• COVID In Minnesota: With Almost 45% Of Eligible Minnesotans Fully Vaccinated, State Reports 1,713 New Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Bells Across Pennsylvania: People Asked To Ring Bells Tonight To Honor Frontline Workers
• Volunteers Begin Mitigation Work Ahead of Wildfire Season: 'We Might Be Able To Save A Home'
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Ron Klain on "Face the Nation"
• Facing South Florida: Centner Academy
• Transcript: Senator Tim Scott on "Face the Nation"
• Not Everyone Is Ready To Return To Pre-Pandemic Life Despite Relaxed Safety Guidelines
• Recall Candidate Caitlyn Jenner Opposes Allowing Transgender Girls To Compete In Girls Prep Sports
• NFL Draft Grades Are In And The Ravens Are Getting High Marks
• Probe Underway After Man Is Fatally Shot In Artesia
• New Cruise Boat To Make Debut On Lake Winnipesaukee
• 'Wasn't Harsh Enough': Coloradans Protest For Change At Loveland Police Department
• Pitt Sees Decrease In New COVID-19 Cases, Urges Students To Still Shelter In Place For Return Home
• Becker College Laying Off 329 Employees As It Prepares To Close
• Inside SoCal: 5/2 Wrap-Up
• Fitchburg Man Killed In Crash Following Lengthy Wrong Way Drive
• Gas Prices Continue To Climb In SoCal For 9th Day
• Klain says reports of deal with Iran to release U.S. hostages "not true"
• Pa. Game Commission Reunites Couple With Lost Dog In Beaver County
• Historic Splashdown: 4 Astronauts Ride SpaceX Capsule Back To Earth
• Driver Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI In Deadly Oakland Freeway Crash
• Colorado Weather: Busy Day Ahead With Severe Storms East, Heavy Snow In Mountains
• Aircraft Veers Off Runway In Fort Lauderdale
• Walk-Ins Welcome At 2-Day COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic In West End
• High Carbon Monoxide Levels In Humboldt Park Home Leave 1 Child, 2 Adults In Critical Condition
• Report: City Of Pittsburgh's Finances Weathered The Pandemic Slightly Better Than Other Cities
• Florida Eliminates Residency Requirements To Get COVID Vaccine
• Police Searching For Man Accused Of Punching 71-Year-Old In Bronx
• Jim Gaffigan, father of five, picks his favorite
• Duclair, Barkov Lead Panthers Over Blackhawks 5-4
• Ben Crump, 'Black America's Attorney General,' Seems To Be Everywhere
• Nunn Scores 22 Points, Heat Beat Cavaliers 124-107
• Cancel culture, a new wedge issue
• Arrests Made, Officers Injured In Splinter Group Violence During Oakland May Day Protest
• At Least 15 Suspicious Fires Burn Across Gary
• Billy Crystal and Tiffany Haddish on comedy, friendship and a bat mitzvah
• Green Bay Packers CEO 'Very Much Aware' Of Aaron Rodgers' Concerns
• Minnesota United Still Winless After Falling 1-0 To Austin
• NYPD Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Ran Over School Bus Driver In East New York
• CBS3 Pet Project: Why Do Dogs Burrow?
• Boston University To Offer COVID Vaccine Doses To Students This Week
• NPR turns 50
• A new airport art installation takes off
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Temps Reach 80s On Warm, Cloudy Sunday; Afternoon Showers Monday
• Back to the office (maybe)
• Dartmouth Police Seek Woman Who Broke Into Motel Room, Caused $1,000 In Damage
• 2 killed in shooting at Wisconsin casino before police take out gunman
• Malden Native And UMass Offensive Lineman Larnel Coleman Drafted By Miami Dolphins
• Oscar-Winning Actress Olympia Dukakis Dies At Age 89
• 7-Year-Old Girl, Father Drown In Pool At Waldorf Birthday Party
• Two Separate Overnight Shootings In Pittsburgh Occur Within Minutes Of Each Other
• Chicago Weather: Another Unseasonably Warm Day; Rain On The Way
• New York City Workers Call On Mayor To Postpone Monday's Scheduled Office Return
• 2 Killed In Shooting At Wisconsin Casino; Gunman Slain
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Several Shootings, Stabbings As City Sees Another Violent Weekend
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/2 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Olympia Dukakis, Oscar-winning actress, has died at age 89
• India opens COVID vaccinations to all adults in effort to tame spike
• Manchin opposes D.C. statehood bill, likely dooming its prospects in Senate
• More than 101 million Americans are fully vaccinated against COVID-19
• In Chicago, two fatal foot chases raise years-old policy concerns
• Colorado woman killed in apparent bear attack
• "Tears of joy": Actor Elliot Page opens up about his "life-saving" transition
• Medina Spirit wins 2021 Kentucky Derby
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warmer Temperatures, Rain Chances
• Steelers Sign Numerous Free Agents Following 2021 NFL Draft
• Delmont Salem Rotary Club Holds Food Collection Event
• 2021 Pittsburgh Steelers Draft Tracker: Steelers Select Georgia Tech Punter Pressley Harvin III 254th Overall
• Point Park University Holds Commencement For Graduates
• Pa. Resources Council Holds Household Chemical Collection Event In North Park
• Flaherty Goes To 5-0, DeJong Homers As Cards Beat Pirates

Videos from May 2, 2021

• SpaceX conducts rare nighttime water landing of its Crew Dragon astronauts
• Early pandemic spotters at the center of Michael Lewis' new book, "The Premonition"
• America's microchip problem
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken: The 60 Minutes Interview
• 5/2/2021: The Secretary of State, Chips, The Premonition
• Lifelong Eagles fan and cancer survivor shares her recovery story
• Legends: Caron Butler
• Japanese waste disposal company transitions into recycling and restoration
• Home prices have shot up across the country
• Republicans push back against Biden's infrastructure bill
• COVID deaths and cases surge in new peak worldwide
• At least 3 killed and 27 others hospitalized after boat capsizes off San Diego coast
• COVID-19 infections are down in most states
• Officials give update on deadly boat accident in San Diego
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Rigged
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Inside the Collapse
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken on challenges with China
• Author Michael Lewis on optimism, luck and the high school baseball game that still haunts him
• Some states incentivizing COVID-19 vaccinations
• U.S. aid shipments arrive in India as country battles deadly second wave
• Activist: "You have to choose between your life and livelihood"
• Research reveals world's glaciers melting faster than expected
• Special congressional election in Texas heads to runoff
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 5/2/2021
• Voters spar over race and recovery in "Face the Nation" focus group
• Tim Scott says "significant numbers" of Republicans willing to support police reform
• Stunning science: COVID-19 vaccines' life-saving breakthrough
• Gottlieb says U.S. "locking in" gains against COVID-19 as vaccinations continue
• COVID cases reach new peaks amid surges in India and South America
• COVID surges in pockets of U.S. as restrictions begin to ease nationwide
• Face The Nation: Gottlieb, Focus Group
• Klain says reports of deal with Iran for release of American hostages "not true"
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," May 2
• 5/2: Klain, Scott, Gottlieb
• Nature: Texas bluebonnets
• Jim Gaffigan picks his favorite child
• Cancel culture, a new wedge issue
• Billy Crystal and Tiffany Haddish on comedy, friendship, and a bat mitzvah
• My word!
• The Flaming Lips' "Space Bubble Concert"
• Meet Stella, the dog that "talks"
• A new airport art installation takes off
• Back to the office (maybe)