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Articles from May 9, 2021

• LA Offering Appointment-Free COVID-19 Vaccines At City-Run Sites Beginning Monday
• Lakers Never Trailed In A 123-110 Win Over The Suns
• LAUSD Temporarily Halts Home Games At Million-Dollar Baseball Field After Neighbor Complains
• Bear Euthanized After Falling From Seven Falls In Colorado Springs
• The Debate About Ending Mask Mandates Heats Up, With Some Experts Saying It's Time To Unmask Parts Of The Country
• Graphic Anti-Semitic Graffiti Showing Up On Pathways From Will Rogers State Park To Venice
• Kings Spread The Scoring, Crush Thunder 126-98
• 7 People Shot, 1 Fatally, In 8-Hour Span In Minneapolis
• Hospitality Industry Getting Creative To Quickly Attract Staff As Restrictions Lift
• Man Wielding Rifle Fatally Shot By Officers After 'Repeatedly Ramming' Leicester Police Department With SUV
• 'Hi Ma': President Joe Biden Calls Marty Walsh's Mom For Mother's Day
• AAU Player Hansel Emmanuel Is Taking His Game To New Heights Despite Missing Arm
• MTA Bus Catches Fire Following Accident Involving Motorcycle
• 2 Adults, 4 Children Displaced After Fire Heavily Damages Home Near Rio Linda
• Victims Identified In Woodlawn Shooting Saturday, Police Detail Suspect's Attack
• Mother's Day Bliss: Moms Enjoy A Day Of Pampering, Family And Fine Foods At Various NYC Restaurants
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 8 Deaths Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Decline
• Mother, Son Baking Up Sweet Treats To Raise Funds For Maryland Food Bank
• Aventura Mall Packed On Mother's Day Just One Day After Shooting
• Chicago Weather: Cool Weather Continues; Frost Advisory South Of Chicago
• Medina Spirit's Kentucky Derby Win In Jeopardy After Failed Drug Test, Still Expected At Preakness
• Plymouth Mom Donates Kidney To Infant Son With Rare Defect: 'He's Such A Happy Little Guy'
• Churches, Community Groups Hold Mother's Day Ceremony For Justice For Black And Brown People Killed By Police
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In Gompers Park On Northwest Side
• 12-Year-Old Girl, Erica Gibson, Shot And Killed In Hazel Crest
• Franklin Institute Hosting One-Day COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic For People With Disabilities
• North Bay Homeowners Scramble to Prepare Properties for Long Fire Season
• Architecture Titan Helmut Jahn Killed In Bicycle Accident In Kane County
• Legalized Marijuana Heads For Floor Vote In Minnesota House
• Three People Shot, Wounded In Baltimore Shootings Sunday
• Some Porter Ranch Moms Were Serenaded Sunday By The Grammy-Award Winning Mariachi Divas
• Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk Tradition Continues In Philadelphia
• Vucevic's Double-Double, LaVine's 30 Lead Bulls Over Pistons
• Mother's Day Rush Highlights Staffing Shortages At North Texas Restaurants
• Steven Melton Indicted In Fatal Shooting of Dominic Carr in Baltimore
• Body Of Elderly Man Recovered From Joe Pool Lake
• Woman Killed By Ex-Boyfriend, Who Was Later Found Dead By Suicide, Dallas Police Say
• Towns, Russell Each Score 27, Wolves Rout Magic 128-96
• TD Garden To Get More Fans, But Some Don't Miss The Crowds
• Video Shows Flower Vendor Robbed Sunday In Harbor City
• Blackhawks Beat Stars In Fans' Return To United Center
• Flower Shortage Drives Up Costs This Mother's Day
• As Experts Question Need for Masks in Bay Area, Many Remain Reluctant to Remove Them
• Malibu Home Declared Uninhabitable After Balcony Collapse Which Left Several Hurt
• Fire Breaks Out At Shuttered Guerin Prep High School In River Grove, Which Is To Be Torn Down
• Agustin Arellano-Ayon Killed In Head-On Crash In Frederick, Police Say
• Fairfield Police Take Over Mother's Day Flower Delivery Duties After Driver Arrested For DUI, Crash
• Did You See It? Sunday's Halo Around The Sun Explained
• A Man Kills 6 People And Himself At A Birthday Party In Colorado Springs Sunday
• Bomb near school in Afghan capital kills at least 50
• Mothers Who Lost Sons To Gun Violence Gather At Dell Music Center To Receive Potted Flower On Mother's Day
• Maryland NAACP Leader Blasts Gov. Hogan's Posthumous Pardons Of Lynching Victims As 'Political Posturing'
• Jordan K. Milleson To Serve Two Years For Aggravated Identity Theft
• Man Expected to Survive Stabbing Sunday in San Jose
• Firefighters Put Out House Fire In Natomas
• Dodgers Drop Freeway Series With 2-1 Loss In Anaheim Sunday
• Padres Rout Giants 11-1
• Ohio River Boulevard Reopens Following Crash
• 'She's Like Me': Waconia Boy With Prosthetic Leg Gets Puppy Born Without Paw
• Cronenworth, Tatis Homer Off Cueto, Padres Rout Giants 11-1
• Cubs' Win Streak Over As They Lose To Pirates
• Mercedes Carries White Sox Over Royals To Complete Sweep
• Chicago Sky Fall To Indiana Fever In First Preseason Game; Gabby Williams Traded To L.A. Sparks
• Berkeley student from Uganda helps bring her education home
• Rays Beat A's 4-3, Avoid Sweep
• Adames, Brosseau Hit HRs As Rays Beat A's 4-3, Avoid Sweep
• On 'Face The Nation,' Illinois U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger Says GOP Should 'Quit Peddling In Conspiracies'
• Thanks To Rose And Bullock, Knicks Earn Massive Road Win Over Clippers
• Sen. Bob Casey To Introduce Two Police Reform Bills
• Crews Respond to House Fire in Concord
• See It: NYPD Officers Rescue Ducklings, Lead Mama Duck And Family Back To Central Park
• Taylor's 10th-Inning RBI Helps Brewers Beat Marlins 2-1
• COVID In Florida: 3,231 New Cases, 33 Additional Deaths Reported Sunday
• How NASA flew a drone on Mars
• The secret U.S. unit that helped the Allies beat Hitler
• NASA begins search for ancient life on Mars
• 'I Wouldn't Go Back To Earning Six Figures': Sewickley Mother Follows Her Dreams To Design Shoes
• Times Square Shooting: Intense Manhunt Continues; Sources Say Shooter Known To Police For Illegal Vending In Area
• Stanton Delivers In 9th, Yankees Take Series From Nationals
• Denver Police Officer Shot Saturday Night, Suspect On The Loose
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• Police Hope For Quieter Night In Loop After Rowdy Teens Caused 'Disturbances' On Saturday Night
• Maryland U.S. Attorney's Office Seizes Website Claiming To Provide Covid Vaccines
• 2 People Sent To The Hospital, 1 Arrested After Shooting Near Capitol Hill
• Lewis Morgan's Equalizer Helps Miami Tie Atlanta 1-1
• 14-Year-Old Fatally Shot In West Garfield Park
• 96-Year-Old Charite Ernest Missing Since Saturday
• 14-Year-Old Girl Injured In Miramar Triple Shooting
• Red Flag Warning Extended Through Tuesday For Sacramento Valley
• Man Dies After Shooting Near Worcester Restaurant
• DeGrom Leaves In 6th Due To Lat Issue, Mets Topple D-backs For 5th Straight Victory
• Sinking Just 12 of 35 3-Point Attempts, Clippers Lose To New York Knicks 106-100 Sunday At Staples Center
• Police: Teenager, 23-Year-Old Killed In Quintuple Shooting In Olney
• Foster mom on the "heartwarming" choice to care for 81 infants
• Attempted Murder Suspect Accused Of Shooting Girlfriend In Face Arrested In Oregon, San Joaquin Sheriff Says
• Tyler Anderson Pitches 8 Innings, Pirates Survive Late Rally From Cubs, Win 6-5
• As COVID-19 Cases Drop, Former Commissioner Of FDA Calls For Easing Of Restrictions On Indoor Gatherings
• N.Y. doctor sends ventilators to India to help with COVID surge
• Lumber Price Surge Drives Up Colorado Construction Costs
• Candidate Conversations: Maya Wiley
• Irvine Man, 67, Killed In Solo-Vehicle Crash In Tustin
• Jeannette High School And Hayden's Pharmacy Hosting COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Candidate Conversations: Scott Stringer
• Candidate Conversations: Andrew Yang
• Candidate Conversations: Fernando Mateo
• Westbound I-80 Closed Fully Reopens Near Gold Run After Truck Fire Spreads To Vegetation
• Candidate Conversations: Shaun Donovan
• New York Weather: Sunday 5/9 Mother's Day Evening CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Candidate Conversations: Eric Adams
• Candidate Conversations: Ray McGuire
• Butler Strong Down Stretch, Heat Hold Off Celtics 130-124
• Candidate Conversations: Dianne Morales
• Dracula's castle in Romania offering free vaccines
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 1,741 New Cases, 39 Deaths
• Candidate Conversations: Curtis Sliwa
• Candidate Conversations: Kathryn Garcia
• Missing Girl, 11, Last Seen In Arden Area Is Found Safe; No One Charged For Any Crime
• Police Find Two Men Shot Dead And A Third Wounded Inside Columbus Home
• San Francisco Archbishop, San Diego Bishop Spar Over Biden Receiving Communion
• Man Robbed And Shot Dead By Acquaintance With Whom He'd Been In Car On Near West Side, Police Say
• Devers, Renfroe HR, Lead Pivetta, Red Sox Past Orioles 4-3
• Butler Strong Down Stretch, Heat Hold Off Celtics 130-124
• Authorities: Man Accused Of Killing His Mom After Driving Into Group Outside Texas Restaurant
• Massachusetts Reports 655 New COVID Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Medina Spirit's Kentucky Derby Win Could Be Invalidated After Failed Drug Test; Bob Baffert Suspended
• Penguins Recall Goaltender Emil Larmi, Defensemen Juuso Riikola And Yannick Weber From Taxi Squad
• Pa. State Trooper Fires Into Pickup Truck During Chase Through 2 States
• Pickup Truck Collides With School Bus, No Serious Injuries Reported
• Strong To Severe Storms Possible In North Texas Sunday, Main Threats Are Large Hail And Damaging Winds
• Suspect Wanted For Shooting Bouncer In Deep Ellum
• Indiana Reports 913 new COVID-19 Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• 1 Teen Killed, 2 Others Injured In North Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Prosecutors: Juan Ixcotoyac-Tiu, 25, Sexually Assaulted 8-Year-Old Girl In Bloomingdale, N.J.
• Tom Brady's First Career Touchdown Football Up For Auction
• Pennsylvania Weather: Some Northwestern Pa. Neighborhoods See Snow On Mother's Day
• Early Season Red Flag Warning Sends Residents Scrambling To Protect Homes
• Nuggets Lose Steam In Second Half Against Nets, Lose 125-119
• Optimism Rising About Future Of Pimlico With Rebuild Looming
• Former Delaware Governor 'Pete' du Pont IV Dies; Ran For President In 1988
• Plainville Police Issue Warning After Bear Spotted Eating From Bird Feeder
• 12-Year-Old Girl Killed, 4 Other Children Injured After Minivan Overturns On I-95 North In Tinicum Township
• CBS3 Pet Project: Why Do Dogs Chase, Bark At Vacuums?
• Jason Gagorik Steps In As New Chief Of Whitehall Borough Police Department
• Twins' Game Against Tigers Postponed Due To Rain
• 2 Nurses On Front Lines Of Pandemic Celebrating Their First Mother's Day
• Man Convicted Of Attempted Kidnapping Of Police Officers In Alleged Ambush Plot
• Kinzinger urges GOP to "quit peddling in conspiracies"
• West Mifflin Police Ask For Help Identifying Person Related To Ongoing Case
• Gottlieb calls for easing restrictions on indoor gatherings
• Book excerpt: "Brat: An '80s Story" by Andrew McCarthy
• New England Living: Tuna Ceviche Recipe From Chef Colton Coburn-Wood
• 'Summer Of Discovery And Rediscovery': Officials Expecting Tourism Rebound In New Hampshire
• Denver Chefs Team Up To Fundraise For AAPI Causes: 'We Need To Do Something More'
• Chicago Police Ask For Help Solving Hit-And-Run That Left 13-Year-Old Seriously Injured
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With State Sen. Wilton Simpson
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on May 9, 2021
• One Dead, Two Wounded In San Jose Shooting
• Facing South Florida: Charlie Crist To Run Again For Governor
• It May Be Time To Relax Indoor Face Mask Mandates, Fauci Says
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 810 New Cases, 7 Deaths
• 'Fascinating. Loud. Exciting.': Fort Lauderdale Air Show Blows Away Saturday Crowd Happy To Be Out Again
• Transcript: Michael Lewis on "Face the Nation"
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: "Fly Me to the Moon"
• Chinese rocket remnants re-enter atmosphere
• Transcript: Adam Kinzinger on "Face the Nation"
• Coach Sullivan: Pittsburgh Penguins Set To Meet NHL's New Requirements For Fully Vaccinated Club
• Supporters Gather At Torch Of Friendship For 'Raise Your Voice For Colombia' Rally
• Transcript: Neel Kashkari on "Face the Nation"
• Malden Police Assist With 'Daring Duckling Rescue' On Mother's Day
• Transcript: Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Denver Weather: Three Cold Rainy Days Ahead, Possibly Turning To Snow Monday Night
• Here Are The Major Issues In Play As The 2021 Minnesota Legislative Session Nears End
• Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson: Fontainebleau Resort Will Not Get Casino License This Year
• 2 Men Killed In Compton After Being Shot
• Inside SoCal: 5/9 Wrap-Up
• Commerce secretary says economy has "long way to go" to recover from COVID
• New York Weather: Sunday 5/9 Mother's Day Afternoon CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Elizabeth Warren Plans To Run For Re-Election In 2024, Says President Biden 'Heading In The Right Direction'
• Allegheny YMCA Closed Following Positive COVID-19 Tests In The Housing Program
• Colorado Weather: Winter Storm Watch Issued, Heavy Snow Possible West Of Denver
• Bed-Stuy 99 Cent Pizza Shop Knifepoint Robbery Caught On Video
• David Sedaris looks into his crystal ball
• Point Park Labor Union: Arbitrator Orders 17 Full-Time Faculty Who Received Layoff Notices To Be Reinstated By University
• Houser Homers, Fans 10, Brewers Stop 6-Game Skid, Beat Marlins
• Adrianza, Braves Rally For 8-7 Win Over Phillies In 12th
• Times Square Business Owners Worry Surge In Gun Violence May Impact Tourism
• Wennberg's Hat Trick Leads Panthers Over Lightning 5-1
• Caught On Video: Suspects Try To Steal Delivery Worker's Scooter In The Bronx
• Mother's Day Flowers May Be Hard To Come By This Year Due To Global Pandemic
• COVID: San Francisco Businesses Thriving Again Under New Yellow Tier Freedoms
• Tap dancers: Putting their best foot forward
• Passage: Remembering Jacques d'Amboise
• Late Header Gives Colorado 3-2 Win Over Minnesota United
• Victor Rask's OT Goal Lifts Wild Over Ducks 4-3
• Tigers Score 5 In 7th Inning To Beat Twins 7-3
• Andrew McCarthy: No longer running from his youth
• Man Fatally Stabbed In Midtown
• Illustrating the power of emoji
• 'Pain Shared Is Pain Lessened': Light Of Life Rescue Mission Shelter Making A Difference In Women's And Mothers' Lives
• Former KPIX Anchor Dana King's Sculpture Selected For Golden Gate Park African-American Memorial
• Stacey Abrams on writing herself into the story – and history
• Democratic Senator Praises Ohio's Republican Governor Mike DeWine
• Grieving parents tell the stories of children lost to hazing
• Increased Stadium Capacity, Amusement Parks Open: Mass. Moves Forward In COVID Reopening Plan Monday
• Philadelphia Weather: Cool, Cloudy Mother's Day With Temperatures In The 60s, Chances For Spotty Showers
• Restaurants Gear Up For Mother's Day Rush While Many Still In Need Of More Staff
• The Book Report: Reviews from Washington Post critic Ron Charles (May 9)
• Book excerpt: "Great Circle" by Maggie Shipstead
• Book excerpt: "Gold Diggers" by Sanjena Sathian
• Book excerpt: Richard Wright's "The Man Who Lived Underground"
• Michigan Matters: Champions for Mental Health Awareness Take Center Stage
• San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone At Odds Over Biden Receiving Communion
• SpaceX Falcon 9 first stage makes record 10th flight
• Senate committee to hold markup on controversial voting bill
• Rare Mother's Day snow from Illinois through Pennsylvania
• "Vaxxies" may be new, but they're part of a long tradition
• Baltimore to direct some 911 calls to mental health professionals
• The Arizona GOP's Maricopa County audit: What to know about it
• Cyberattack prompts major pipeline operator to halt operations
• Bo, the Obama's family dog, dies of cancer
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mother's Day Forecast
• IHME: Global COVID-19 Death Toll More Than Double Official Estimates
• Nearly half of Americans talk to mom at least once a day
• Police Searching For Domestic Assault Suspect In Beltzhoover
• Local Groups Team Up To Honor Single Mothers For Mother's Day
• Sunday's Show Info (5/9/21)
• West Virginia Technical Center Students Build Tiny House
• Moon Twp. Garden Club Gives Away Plants For Victory Garden Initiative
• Program Offers Free Training To Police Officers For Safe Arrests
• 3 Hospitalized, 1 Critical After Shooting At North Minneapolis Party
• McNeil, Lindor Team Up As Mets Beat Diamondbacks
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/9 Sunday Morning Forecast

Videos from May 9, 2021

• Legends: Brian Grant
• Stories from members of the Ritchie Boys, a secret U.S. WWII intelligence unit bolstered by German-born Jews
• Berkeley educated Ugandan student teaches girls to write computer code
• Perseverance rover, Ingenuity helicopter, and the search for ancient life on Mars
• 5/9/2021: Ingenuity and Perseverance, The Ritchie Boys
• Now streaming on 60 Minutes Plus: Exploring the sunken city of Baia
• More images from Mars
• Woman fosters 81 infants over 34 years
• India receives vital medical aid to combat growing COVID crisis
• Families burying their children in wake of deadly bombing in Kabul
• Elise Stefanik expected to replace Liz Cheney in Republican leadership
• 6 killed in Colorado Springs shooting
• Dr. David Agus on America's path to COVID recovery
• More than 1.7 million travelers nationwide passed through airports ahead of Mother's Day
• Trainer responds to Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit failing drug test
• Congresswoman Liz Cheney likely to be ousted as Republican Conference Chair
• Influencer who once shunned COVID shot now promotes vaccinations
• Apple AirTags raise concern over possible stalking, experts say
• Chinese rocket debris falls over Indian Ocean
• Education Secretary says he expects all schools to open in the fall
• Growing concern over unrest in Colombia
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 5/9/2021
• A salute to moms: Thank you from "Face the Nation"
• Michael Lewis says delayed U.S. COVID-19 response "cost thousands and thousands of lives"
• Stratospheric rise in COVID cases, deaths shows no signs of slowing in India
• Kinzinger says GOP should "quit peddling in conspiracies"
• Face The Nation: Kashkari, Kinzinger, Lewis
• Minneapolis Fed chief says economy still "in a deep hole" due to pandemic
• Raimondo says weak jobs report shows economy has "long way to go" to recover from COVID
• Gottlieb calls for easing restrictions on indoor gatherings as COVID-19 cases drop
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," May 9
• 5/9: Gottlieb, Raimondo, Kashkari, Kinzinger, Lewis
• Nature: Sandhill cranes and their chicks
• David Sedaris looks into his crystal ball
• "Sunday Morning" announcements for Mother's Day
• Mother's Day with Josh's Mom
• What's next for Allison Janney?
• Making Mom a star
• Andrew McCarthy: No longer running from his youth
• Illustrating the power of emoji
• Stacey Abrams on writing herself into the story – and history
• Grieving parents tell the stories of children lost to hazing
• The Book Report: New fiction, nonfiction and audio