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Articles from May 16, 2021

• Actor Ricky Schroder Argues With Costco Employee About Mask Confusion
• Lakers Beat Pelicans 110-98 In New Orleans
• Mandatory Evacuations And Warnings Remain For Palisades Fire; Investigators Continue Search For Suspected Arsonist
• Teen Who Drowned While Swimming In American River Identified
• Pursuit And Standoff Ends In Riverside With One Suspect Under Arrest
• Child Hit & Killed While Riding Bike In Littleton
• Log Lane Village Police Chief Jason Katz Arrested For Assault, Domestic Violence
• What's Your 'Zoom Fatigue' Level?
• The Deadline For Filing Tax Returns Is Monday, May 17
• TPC Craig Ranch Developer Shifts Focus To Supporting Course Designer Battling Cancer
• Mask Mandate Changes Anticipated In Massachusetts; Restaurants Wait For State Guidance
• Kings Season Ends With 121-89 Loss To Top-Seeded Jazz
• NYPD: Tourist From Ohio Wounded In Shooting Inside Manhattan 7-Eleven
• Tom Bradley International Terminal At LAX Experiencing Power Outage In Some Areas
• Edwards Scores 30 In Wolves' 136-121 Win Over Playoffs-Bound Mavs
• COVID Impact: Doctors Say Some People Are So Scarred By The Pandemic They Now Have A Legit Fear Of Going Out
• Steph Curry, Draymond Green Ready For Play-In Game; Warriors To Take On Lakers Wednesday Night
• Police Shoot, Kill Man Holding Woman At Knife Point In East Baltimore
• Maryland's EquiFest Showcases Adoptable Horses, Some Retired From Racing
• Balloon Release Held To Remember 16-Year-Old High School Basketball Player Gunned Down In Southwest Philadelphia
• Stew Thornley Discusses Minnesota Sports Secrets
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Continue To Fall
• Candlelight Vigil Held For Laurel Couple Killed By Gunman At Their Home
• BGE Restores Power To Homes Near Pikesville Gas Explosion
• 'We Don't Have To Do It': Mask Mandate Confusion Abound In Twin Cities
• Police Reform A Major Sticking Point As Legislative Session Nears Its End
• Fire Guts Commercial Building In East LA
• MTA Set To Resume 24/7 Subway Service Early Monday
• Fire Department Rescues Blue Macaw In The Loop
• 3 Injured In Two Shootings Sunday In Baltimore
• 16-Year-Old Juniya Savoy Missing Since March From Baltimore
• Tyrese Maxey Leads 76ers Past Magic 128-117 In Meaningless Finale
• Minnesota Weather: 80-Degree High Expected Monday; Summery And Damp Week Ahead
• Flames Rip Through Roof Of Plympton Home
• 'This Is Trying On Your Soul': Dallas Home Hit By Possible Tornado After Being Rebuilt From October 2019 Storm
• Nets Take Down Cavaliers, Secure No. 2 Seed In East
• Minnesota National Guard Mourns Master Sgt. David Greiner, Killed In I-35 Head-On Crash
• Missing Houston Tiger Transported To Texas Animal Sanctuary
• Chatsworth Police Searching For Suspect Wanted In Triple Shooting
• 2 People Shot In Overnight Shooting In Citrus Heights
• Demonstrators Gather In Westwood For 2nd Day In A Row, Bringing Attention To The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Recap: New England Revolution 1, Columbus SC 0
• Sheriff: Inmate Jesse James Crabtree 'Walked Away' From NERCC
• Orioles Rally From Deficit, Beat Yankees 10-6 To Avoid Sweep
• Tractor-Trailer Crash Forces Closure Of I-95 In Both Directions At I-495 Split In Wilmington, Delaware
• Wood Improves To 5-0, Yastrzemski Homers As Giants Beat Pirates
• Exit Renumbering Project Moves To Interstate 495
• Woman Killed In North Sacramento Hit-And-Run
• Dodgers Winning Streak Ends With 3-2 Loss Against Marlins
• Steph Curry Is Scoring Champ, Warriors Beat Grizzlies for 8 Seed
• CBS News Poll: Republicans Weigh In On Liz Cheney And Direction Of The GOP
• Osprey Cam: Two Eggs Hatch In Severna Park Nest
• Nursing school student Madison Jarocha graduates amid health setbacks
• Sheriff's Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting In 1000 Block Of Imperial Highway
• Parade Held For Child Recovering After Being Struck By Truck Driver In Waterford Township Hit-And-Run
• Celtics To Host Washington Wizards In NBA Play-In Tournament
• Navy pilots discuss 2004 encounter with UAP
• OCA Pittsburgh And UPMC Team Up To Help Get The Asian-American Community Vaccinated
• SEPTA Holds Simulated Terror Attack In Lansdale As Part Of Training For Emergency Crews
• Veteran Long Branch, N.J. Police Officer Christopher Walls Accused Of Operating Meth Lab At Home
• State Police Investigating Death Of Delaware Man In Elkton
• Rafael Nadal: The 2019 60 Minutes Interview
• Rafael Nadal still really likes playing tennis
• Facial recognition use on the rise despite possibility of errors
• UFOs regularly spotted in restricted U.S. airspace
• Hundreds Of Motorcycle Riders Ride From Doral To Key Largo For Good Causes
• Delaware Police Searching For Suspect Who Gunned Down Manager Of Metro PCS During Attempted Robbery
• Pittsburgh Ballet Theater Preparing To Begin Open Air Performances
• Drinks For Shots: A-Basin Offers COVID Vaccines For Hundreds Of Visitors
• Two Chicago Police Officers Shot On South Lawndale Released From Hospital
• Fire Destroys Spaghetti & Steakhouse Restaurant In Murrysville
• NYPD Releases Video Of Vandalism Suspect After Crucifix Toppled, Flag Burned At Brooklyn Church
• Female Bicyclist Killed By Car In Lakewood, Driver Arrested For Impaired Driving
• Girl In 'Very Critical Condition' After Being Shot At Minneapolis Birthday Party
• Chicago Weather: Warming Trend Continues, 80s By End Of Week
• SPECIAL COVERAGE: 'AIDS Walk New York: Live At Home' On CBSN New York
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Partly Clear Skies, Mid 50s Sunday Night; Major Warmup This Week, 80s And 90s Possible
• Officials Investigating After Fire Reported At 3 Vacant Homes In Baltimore
• 'Unthinkable Loss': 2 Cousins Drown While Skipping Rocks At Waldo Lake In Brockton
• Chris Webber, Yolanda Griffith, Rick Adelman Elected To Basketball Hall Of Fame
• Wild Take Game 1 Of 1st Round Series In OT Win Over Knights
• 13-Year-Old Boy Riding Bicycle Critically Wounded In Shooting
• K.H. Lee Gets 1st PGA Tour Win At Byron Nelson In McKinney
• Shohei Ohtani's 9th Inning HR Breaks Angels Slump With A 6-5 Win Against Red Sox
• Anne Arundel County Police Officer Pulls Driver Out Of Burning Car On I-97
• Cycle The Summer
• Athletics Beat Twins 7-6 After Wild 9th Inning Pitch
• Police: 2 Shot, 1 Fatally, In Car While Waiting To Enter 'Ranch-Style' Property In DeSoto
• Wild Pitch in the 9th Lifts A's Past Twins
• 'It Felt Like A Little Earthquake:' Car Explosion In North Huntingdon Considered 'Intentional'
• More Than 80% Of Gas Stations In DC Are Out Of Gas
• Driver Ejected From Car, Killed After Colliding At Intersection At 83rd, Dorchester
• Lane Closures Planned Near I-25 North Express Lane Project
• Container Ship That Caught Fire Off Monterey Coast Being Towed to Bay Area
• With Police Backup, Daughter Of Fallen Chicago Police Officer Graduates High School
• Ohtani's 2-Out, 2-Run HR In 9th Sends Angels Over Red Sox 6-5
• Drone Helps Capture Man Accused In Snatching Of French Bulldog Puppy In Culver City
• Palmieri Stuns Penguins In Overtime, Islanders Take Game 1
• Randle, Knicks Beat Celtics To Clinch No. 4 Seed In East
• Wood Improves to 5-0 as Giants Beat Pirates
• Judge Hits Yet Another Homer, But Pitching Abandons Yankees In Loss To Orioles
• Rays Beat Up Stroman, Complete Sweep Of Mets
• Massachusetts Reports 494 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Florida: 2,482 New Cases, 22 Additional Deaths Reported Sunday
• Damage, Flooding Seen Throughout North Texas During Sunday Storms
• Celtics Fall To Knicks; Will Host Wizards In Tuesday's Play-In Game
• Pirates Unable To Win Series Against Giants, Lose 4-1 On Sunday
• Lauderhill PD Needs Help Locating 72-Year-Old Levan McKenzie
• One Person Shot And Killed At Graduation Party In Washington County
• Dallas ISD Seeks Input For Special Funds
• Dionne Warwick on why she joined Twitter
• Second Straight Burning Man Cancellation Divides Locals, Health Officials
• Mayor Kenney Provides Next Steps In Investigation Over Mishandling Of 1985 MOVE Victims' Remains
• 18-Year-Old Arrested In Connection To Murder Of Child Found In Dallas Street
• Horse Racing Has More Questions Than Answers Post-Preakness As Focus Remains On Bob Baffert And Medication
• Police Searching For Shooter After Man Gunned Down While Driving In Trenton
• Penguins Drop Game One In Overtime 4-3 To Islanders
• Storms In North Texas Spark Tornado Warnings Sunday Afternoon
• Pro-Palestinian Demonstrators March In Downtown Chicago, Condemning Israeli Attacks
• Philadelphia Police: Man Stabbed Multiple Times At Detention Center In Holmesburg
• NYPD Investigating Citywide Bank Robbery Pattern; Man Accused Of Stealing More Than $4,000 From 5 Banks
• Michael Curran Arrested For Stealing Jeep With 1-Year-Old Child Inside
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Sleeping In The Nude In Fontana Yard
• Conservation Groups Want To Re-Introduce Jaguars To Southwest U.S.
• Woman Killed In Cupertino Late Night Suspected DUI Crash
• San Jose Firefighters Make Quick Work Of Containing 10-Acre Brushfire
• Keller @ Large: Candidate Jon Santiago Says Boston Mayoral Race 'Transcends Politics'
• Man In 'Mental Distress' Tries To Evade Police, Escape From Hospital
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing Woman Bebe Otokonda
• The Hall Calls: Chris Bosh Among The 2021 Class
• Why is violence flaring up in Israel and Gaza?
• PHOTOS: Crews Head Home After Flying C-130s For Wildfire Training In Colorado
• Illinois COVID-19: State Reports 1,248 More Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• Chris Williams Acquitted Of Felony Charges In Pa. Movie Theater Shooting
• DA Chesa Boudin Outraged; 2 Killed in Separate Shootings Saturday in San Francisco Potrero Hill Neighborhood
• Ernst, Gillibrand hail bipartisan deal to address military sexual assault
• Former Golden State Warriors Top Pick Chris Webber Named To Hall Of Fame 2021 Class
• Researchers Develop Wearable Sensor That Measures Scratching To Help Better Treat Patients
• Center Of Life Celebrates 20 Years Serving Hazelwood, Pittsburgh Communities
• Paul Pierce Elected To Basketball Hall Of Fame; Bill Russell To Be Inducted As Coach
• Travel Advisors Say Seniors Among Those Leading Bookings To Europe Ahead Of Reopening
• Transcript: Joni Ernst and Kirsten Gillibrand on "Face the Nation"
• Red Rocks Offers More COVID Vaccines, Incentives To Concertgoers
• Crews Continue Cleanup After 50-Car Train Derails In Albert Lea
• Schiff says U.S. should "push harder" to end Mideast violence
• Toni Kukoc Selected To Basketball Hall Of Fame
• COVID In MN: 805 New Cases, 10 More Deaths Reported Sunday
• Married Couple Arrested On Suspicion Of Mail, Identity Theft In Arcadia
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Lori Alhadeff
• Facing South Florida: Florida Legislature Special Session
• Police: 2 Men Shot, Killed At After-Hours Club In Bridgeport, Connecticut
• Transcript: Adam Schiff on "Face the Nation"
• 2 Hurt In Shooting At St. Paul Bus Stop
• Netanyahu says Israel will do "whatever it takes to restore order"
• Pittsburgh RV Show Underway At David L. Lawrence Convention Center
• Transcript: Chris Krebs on "Face the Nation"
• Teen Killed, 4 Adults Hurt In Bronx Shooting
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Several Counties Move To 'Level Clear' On Sunday
• Transcript: Benjamin Netanyahu on "Face the Nation"
• 3 More Freeway Shootings Unfold On 91 Freeway In Orange, Riverside Counties
• 3 Officers, 2 Others Injured In Separate Overnight Clashes In Minneapolis
• Eagle Scout To Donate Nearly 200 Backpacks Filled With School Supplies
• Inside So Cal: 5/16 Wrap-Up
• Live! Casino Hosting Hiring Event At Westmoreland Mall, Seeking Employees For New Venue
• Suffolk County Police Looking For East Islip Missing Man Epifanio Colon
• 6 Rescued After Boat Overturns In Cape Cod Canal
• 3 Shot On Lake Street Overnight
• Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Brandon Tanev Activated From Injured Reserve
• Denver Weather: More Afternoon Storms, A Few Could Be Strong To Severe
• Lane Restrictions On 40th Street Bridge Begin May 17
• CBS News poll: Republicans weigh in on Liz Cheney and direction of GOP
• South Florida Shoppers Have Mixed Reaction As Some Stores Relax Mask Mandates
• Bauer K's 10 As Dodgers Blank Marlins 7-0
• Bucks Beat Heat 122-108, Maintain Bid For East's No. 2 Seed
• The unapologetic Ben Crump
• Ewan McGregor on recreating the life, and obsessions, of "Halston"
• Kenmawr Bridge To Close To Traffic For 45 Days Starting May 17
• Western Wisconsin Woman Arrested For Operating Under The Influence With 5 Kids In Car
• Passage: Remembering Norman Lloyd
• Oakland Resumes 'Bulky Block Party' Trash Disposal Events To Stem Illegal Dumping
• A Surprise Hit, Filipino-Theme Home Movie Filmed in Daly City Spawns Sequel
• Behind the Secret Service's veil of secrecy
• Hayward Couple Resists Demand to Clean Up Trash at Homeless Man's Camp Near Their Property
• Survey Finds Many Unaware Of Surge In Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans
• A Kentucky home for retired racehorses
• 'Rookies Are Off To Work': Patriots Offer Fans First Glimpse At Mac Jones On The Field
• UFO studies and the possibility of alien origin
• Police: 89-Year-Old Man Shot To Death During Struggle With Relative
• Paterson Mother Charged With Murder In 7-Year-Old's Death
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Showers, Storms Possible Sunday PM, Highs In 70s; Similar Story Monday
• Transcript: Dr. Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• Brad Marchand Sends Autographed Stick Into Stands For Young Capitals Fan Hit By Puck
• CBS3 Pet Project: Is Eating Grass Safe For Your Pets?
• Allegheny County Sheriff's Office Issues 612 License To Carry Permits
• Police Investigating Multiple Shootings, Stabbings Across Philadelphia In 24 Hours
• 3 Teens Charged In Manhattan Subway Attacks, Police Release Video Of New Suspect Believed To Be Group's Lookout
• Suspicious Car Fire Under Investigation In Frankford
• James Clark Charged After Placing Fake Pipe Bomb Outside Chicago Police Station
• Rombauer Wins The Preakness Stakes, Medina Spirit In The Money
• Three Drown In Popular Tuolumne County Gods Bath Swimming Hole
• Sacramento Authorities Hope Recent Illegal Fireworks Arrest Shows Department Means Business With Crackdown
• 3rd Swastika Drawing Found At Mt. Lebanon School District
• 'Mom-And-Pop Bakeries Are Dying': Homemade Goodies By Roz May Have To Close Due To Worker Shortage
• Tractor-Trailer Crash Leaves Two People Dead
• Former Minneapolis Police Officer Talks About His Decision To Leave: 'I Did It Out Of Principle'
• 'Absolutely Check Your Policies': Breezy Point Couple Learns COVID's Effect On Insurance The Hard Way
• Following Parking Lot Brawl In Wisconsin, Target Pulling Trading Cards From Store Shelves
• Kid Reporter Damon Weaver, Who Interviewed Obama At White House, Has Died At 23
• Arson Suspected In Pacific Palisades Brush Fire That Continues To Burn; Mandatory Evacuations Ordered
• 'So Casual', Fort Worth Police Seek Suspects Who Stole, Destroyed Golf Carts From Resort
• Remains Found In Dallas ID'd As Missing Executive James Alan White
• Suspect In Custody After Child Found Dead In Street In Dallas Neighborhood
• For First Time In Nearly A Year, Denver And Colorado's Front Range No Longer Have Drought
• Semi Crash Closed Part Of Interstate 70 In Glenwood Canyon
• Eating Cicadas Is Actually Good For The Environment And Apparently They Taste Like Shrimp
• Crabmeat Prices Expected To Rise Due To Supply Issues
• Over a third of states are ending COVID-19 mask mandates
• Police banned from New York City Pride events until 2025
• Tiger that was seen roaming Houston neighborhood found
• Americans have few options to prove they're fully vaccinated
• Harry says parenting style of royal family inflicts "pain and suffering"
• Rombauer wins Preakness Stakes
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chances Of Sunday Showers
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/16 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Homewood
• Allison Park Church Holds Food Distribution Event At Beaver Valley Mall
• New Ordinance Allows Food Truck Operation In Monessen
• Sunday's Show Info (5/16/21)
• UPS, United Way Team Up For 5K Benefit Race
• Preakness Fans Happy To Watch Live Horse Racing Again At Pimlico
• Stallings Hits Game-Ending, 2-Run HR, Pirates Top Giants 8-6

Videos from May 16, 2021

• Rafael Nadal: The 2019 60 Minutes interview
• Navy pilots describe encounters with UFOs
• Next week on 60 Minutes: The world's newest volcano
• Navy pilots recall "unsettling" 2004 UAP sighting
• Police using facial recognition amidst claims of wrongful arrests
• 5/16/2021: Facial Recognition, UAP, Rafa
• Legends: Stu Lantz
• Recent grad receives nursing degree amid health setbacks
• India's prime minister criticized for parliament makeover amid COVID crisis
• U.S.-Canada border expected to reopen
• RV and campground sales booming during pandemic
• CDC updates face mask guidance as U.S. COVID cases decline
• Severe weather slams the Southwest
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defends country's attacks on Gaza
• Israeli airstrikes kill dozens and destroy buildings
• Dionne Warwick on her Twitter fame, tour plans and collaborating with artists like Chance the Rapper
• Writer from East Jerusalem goes viral for speaking out about conflict between Israelis and Palestinians
• Rombauer wins 2021 Preakness Stakes
• Tiger seen roaming Texas neighborhood found
• Stalled roller coaster traps riders in Phoenix
• Scientists fear another pandemic as humans continuously encroach on wildlife habitats
• Colonial Pipeline resumes normal operations after ransomware attack
• States lift face mask mandates after CDC updates guidance
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 5/16/2021
• Focus on freedom: A reflection on a year of masking up
• Gillibrand and Ernst hail bipartisan support for addressing sexual assault in the military
• Fauci says CDC's updated mask guidance is "based on the evolution of the science"
• Chris Krebs says pipeline attack shows ransomware "truly is a business risk"
• Face The Nation: Krebs, Fauci, Gillibrand, Ernst
• Full interview: Gillibrand and Ernst on sexual assault in the military
• Netanyahu defends strikes on Gaza, says Israel will do "whatever it takes to restore order"
• Schiff says Biden administration should "push harder" to end Mideast violence
• Dozens killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City as bombardment intensifies
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," May 16
• 5/16: Netanyahu, Fauci, Schiff, Krebs, Gillibrand, Ernst
• Nature: Santa Cruz Mountains
• The unapologetic Ben Crump
• Ewan McGregor on recreating the life, and obsessions, of "Halston"
• Sign wars heat up
• The return of the cicadas
• Passage: Remembering Norman Lloyd
• Behind the Secret Service's veil of secrecy
• A Kentucky home for retired racehorses
• Rocket fire, bombings in Gaza intensify
• Something in the air: The increased attention to UFOs