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Articles from May 23, 2021

• Suspected DUI Driver Leads Police On High Speed Pursuit In East Los Angeles
• $50K Reward Offered For Information In 55 Freeway Shooting That Killed 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos
• San Francisco's Unique Court Program Targets Young Non-Violent Criminals
• Following CBS4 Investigations, State Senator Proposes Changes To Colorado Assisted Living Regulations
• Torrance Man, 83, Violently Attacked 2 Times By Same Homeless Individual
• Man, 32, Arrested In Connection With Car-To-Car Shooting On 91 Freeway As Investigation Continues Into Other Incidents
• Natomas Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition
• Chicago Weather: Rain Chances On The Rise
• The Boston Bruins Love Patrice Bergeron
• 2 Killed, 12 Injured After Mass Shooting At House Party In Fairfield Township, NJ
• Marvelous Marvin Hagler Day Celebrated In Brockton
• Daniel Hernandez, 29-Years-Old, Identified By Coroner As Man Shot And Killed Friday In Malibu
• Nearly 50% Of Massachusetts Is Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Teenage Boy, Man Rescued After Car Plunges Into Calumet River At Torrence Avenue Bridge; Man Later Dies
• Justin Murrell, Convicted In 2017 Vehicular Assault That Severely Injured NYPD Officer Dalsh Veve, Arrested Again
• Maryland National Guard Taking Vaccines Into Communities With Mobile Unit As State Sees Lowest Numbers On Record
• Baez's HR In 10th Leads Cubs To Win Over Cardinals
• 13 Firefighters Injured Battling Large Apartment Building Fire In Yonkers
• Crowds Are Turning Out In Chicago Again, But COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Remains Unsteady
• Despite Knicks' Game 1 Loss, Fans Thrilled To Be Back In Madison Square Garden For First Time In More Than A Year
• Double Shooting In Paterson, N.J. Leaves 1 Dead; Mayor: Shortage Of Cops May Be Contributing To Rise In Gun Violence
• Demonstrators Gathered In Westwood For A Peace Rally In Support Of Israel
• George Floyd Remembrance Rally Held Ahead Of 1st Anniversary Of Murder
• Summer Concert Series: Colorado Music Festival
• Nassau County Proposes Millions In New Grants To Help Small Businesses Recover, But Application Process Adds Layer Of Difficulty
• Four Shot Outside Private Event At Park Forest Theater
• 'We Will Not Protect Killers Of Children': $30K Reward Offered For Info In Shootings Of 3 Mpls. Children
• Jody Lynn Seibert Killed In Fatal Parkton Crash
• Body Of Missing 38-Year-Old Nathan Lauer Found In Allegheny River
• Lady Gaga Kicks Off Celebration Of Iconic West Hollywood Bar, The Abbey, For It's 30th Birthday
• Baltimore Humane Society Seeks Foster Volunteers To Bottle-Feed Kittens
• House Fire Reported In Fells Point On Sunday Afternoon
• Several Water Rescues At Jersey Shore Beaches Due To Dangerous Rip Currents Prompts Warning For Beachgoers Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend
• Baltimore Drug Dealer Sentenced To 9 Years In Federal Prison
• Garden Electric, But Knicks Drop Game 1 To Hawks In Final Second
• Brush Fire Burns 5 Acres in Pittsburg
• Mall Of America Job Fair
• 2 Men Dead After Being Found Shot In Car In Bronzeville
• U.S. Naval Academy Midshipmen Record Dolly Parton's "Light Of A Clear Blue Morning"
• Amtrak Bringing Back Full Service Across Illinois With COVID-19 Cases Dropping
• University Of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Featured In New Series 'The College Tour' Showcasing Students' Stories
• Some Southland Parents And Students Say LAUSD Is Leaving Them Out Of The School Reopening Conversations
• University Of Maryland Men's Lacrosse Rallies To Beat Notre Dame, 14-13, In Overtime
• Colonial, Golfing Great Tom Watson Riding High In His New Passion
• Police Tell CBS3 Brooke Metra Will Be Charged After Missing 10-Year-Old Mason Brooks Found Safe In Philadelphia
• Fish Without A License In Maryland June 5 and 12 and July 4
• 2 Killed, 12 Injured After Mass Shooting At House Party In Fairfield Township: New Jersey State Police
• KPIX Web Extra: S.F. District Attorney Chesa Boudin
• Jewish Community Rallies In Skokie Amid Increase In Anti-Semitic Attacks In U.S.
• Catholic Churches In New York City Open To 100% Capacity
• George Floyd March Held In Brooklyn; Terrence Floyd: 'This Is Just The Beginning. The Change Has Started'
• Bergeron, Rask Lead The Way As Bruins Eliminate Capitals And Move On To Second Round Of Playoffs
• Palestinian Supporters Rally In Orland Park Over Humanitarian Crisis That Has Followed Violence In Gaza
• Angels Rally Late For 6-5 Victory Over A's
• Lux Slam, Pitcher Urías 3 RBIs Send Dodgers Past Giants 11-5
• 'It's Just Horrific': 3 Dead After Head-On Crash On Highway 380 In Denton
• 149 Arrests Made After Chaos Ensues In Huntington Beach From Party Publicized On TikTok
• Avalanche Bury Blues In Four Straight, Await Second Round Opponent
• Missing Hiker Found Alive Near Snowy Mount Whitney
• COVID Recovery: San Francisco's Grace Cathedral Reopens for In-Person Worship Services
• 21 runners die when extreme weather hits marathon trail in China
• Glass Falls To Sidewalk On Ontario Street In Streeterville
• Route 194 in Keymar, Carroll County Resurfacing To Start Monday
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Skies Clear, Temps Get Much Cooler Overnight; High 60s Monday
• Lakers Drop First Game 99-90 In Best Of 7 Against Phoenix Suns
• Scituate Police Identify Colorado Woman Who Died After Boat Capsized On North River
• Massachusetts Reports 287 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Police Say 9 People Were Arrested As Crowds Of Young People Gathered, Fought In Millennium Park; Man Was Also Shot Nearby
• Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site Closes After Administering More Than 500,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• Minnesota Weather: Severe Potential On Monday; Mugginess And Cooldown To Follow
• Fifteen Tornadoes In Two Days Hit Colorado
• Angels Avoid A Sweep, Rally For 6-5 Win Against Oakland A's
• Phil Mickelson Makes Golf History, Becomes Oldest Major Champion With 2-Shot Victory At PGA Championship
• 2 Dead, 12 Injured In Shooting At New Jersey House Party
• Angels Rally Late for 6-5 Victory Over A's
• Early Research Suggest Dogs Might Be Able To Sniff Out COVID-19 Infections
• AMBER Alert Canceled In Minneapolis For Young Siblings
• Blue Crabs Increases Regency Furniture Stadium Capacity To 100 Percent
• 2 Men Rescued After Being Swept Into The Water Off Gloucester
• Dodgers Get 8th Straight Victory With 11-5 Win Against San Francisco Giants
• Dodgers Slam Past Giants 11-5
• Phil Mickelson Makes History With 2021 PGA Win
• 4 People Shot In Humboldt Park Neighborhood
• 12th Dead Whale Washes Up On Bay Area Beach This Year
• Authorities Investigating Pennsylvania State Trooper-Involved Fatal Shooting In Northampton County
• Phils Beat Red Sox 6-2 To End 4-Game Skid
• Xavier Pabon, Arrested In Connection With Alleged Hate Crime On Jewish Diners, Out On Bail
• An update on swimmer Schuyler Bailar
• Why Iceland's newest volcano is so unique
• Resources for viewers of "Transgender Healthcare"
• Inside the 60 Minutes report on transgender health care issues
• How Tulsa's Greenwood massacre echoes today
• Greenwood: One of the worst race massacres in American history
• State bills would curtail health care for transgender youth
• 2021 PGA Championship: Phil Mickelson Makes History As Oldest Major Winner In Epic Display
• A trip to Iceland's newest volcano, Geldingadalir
• Iceland's newest volcano provides insight into Mars
• Phil Mickelson wins 2021 PGA Championship as fans rush the green
• 4-Year-Old Greyson Martin Kessler Identified By Family Representative As Child Found Dead In Fort Lauderdale Apartment
• Nationals Send Orioles To 6th Straight Defeat, 6-5
• Police: 76-Year-Old Man Fatally Struck By Car While Walking Into Street On Christopher Columbus Boulevard
• Lake County Fairgrounds Event Combines COVID-19 Vaccinations, School Spirit, And Fun
• Bulgarian National Arrested In Germany, Sentenced In Colorado For Illegally Selling Electronics To Russia
• Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman Says He's Encourages By Vaccination Rates
• Walk-Off Walk Gives Surging Yankees Sweep Of White Sox
• Officials: 37-Year-Old Upper Darby Man Dies After Falling Off Jet Ski, Having Medical Episode In Ocean City Bay
• 'It Breaks My Heart:' 3 Dead, At Least 3 Others Injured In Shooting Outside Of Youngstown Bar
• Denver's Outdoor Dining Program Extended Into 2022
• Plymouth Firefighters Rescue Trapped Dog From Animal Burrow
• FIU Students' Mixed Drink 'The Sunblazer' Wins Award At South Beach Wine & Food Festival Competition
• Maryland Zoo Announces Hatching Of Trumpeter Swans
• Residents Displaced in 2-Alarm Fire at Oakland Apartment Building
• Texas Man Reported Missing While Hiking At Mount Whitney In California
• Investigators Trying To Determine What Caused 2 House Fires In Chester
• Sheriff: 2 Young Adults Killed In Osakis Crash
• Witness Chases Drive-By Shooting Suspects In Woodland; 3 Arrested With Help From Public
• Short Candace Parker And Allie Quigley, Chicago Sky Lose To New York Liberty
• Gov. Newsom Caught Between Key Democratic Blocs On California Oil Setbacks
• Rookie Poteet Baffles Mets; Marlins Take Series
• 19-Year-Old Salisbury Man Kwelli Green Charged In Threatening A Woman At Gunpoint
• Garlick's 3-Run Homer In 10th Lifts Twins Past Indians 8-5
• Rookie On The Rise: Cody Poteet Helps Marlins Beat Mets 5-1
• PHOTOS: Wind Knocks Large Tree Into Denver Home
• Coroner Identifies Teens Killed In Sacramento Crash After Car Ran Stop Sign, Hit Vehicle
• White Sox Fall To Yankees, Lose Three Straight For First Time This Season
• Three Men Shot, One Fatally, In Two Baltimore Shootings
• At least 15 killed after volcano erupts near Goma, Congo
• Early Morning Dublin House Fire Burns Home, 3 Cars, 1 Acre
• 16-Year-Old Girl Killed And 5 Others Wounded In Ohio Park Shooting
• Wheat Ridge Police Investigate Early Morning Hit & Run
• At least 14 killed when cable car plummets off mountain
• 'It Felt Like 30,000': Sixers' Doc Rivers Says Fans' Energy Was Amazing In Game 1 Win Over Wizards
• Colorado's Comeback: Catholics Return To Worship En Masse
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Pulled From Joe Pool Lake
• Harmar Township Police Warning Residents Of Black Bear Sightings
• Parts Of Stoney Creek Closed Due To Wastewater Spill
• Pirates Give Up Three Home Runs, Lose Series Finale To Braves 7-1
• 4 CU Boulder Students Suspended After University Hill Riot
• Tobias Harris Scores 37 To Lead Sixers Past Wizards 125-118 In Game 1 Of NBA Playoffs
• 1 Killed, 2 Wounded In Washington Park Drive-By Shooting
• Thousands attend California party publicized on TikTok
• Environmentalists, Unions Square Off Over Oil Well Setbacks Putting Gov. Newsom in a Bind
• 3 Teens Critically Injured In Shooting In Dallas
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 565 New Cases, No New Deaths
• Researchers Exploring Effects Of Air Pollution On Children's Health
• Bicycle Protest & Die-In Planned In Denver Following Multiple Fatal Bicycle Crashes
• WATCH: Dikembe Mutombo Rings The Bell For Game 1 Of Sixers-Wizards Series
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 943 New COVID-19 Cases, 24 Additional Deaths; 48% Of Adults Fully Vaccinated
• Woman Shot In River North After Fight Breaks Out In Street
• Shadyside Art Festival On Walnut Street Offering Vaccine Incentive Continues Today
• "Convicting Chauvin is not enough": Rally held to mark anniversary
• Rand Paul says he won't be vaccinated since he had COVID-19
• Hundreds March & Protest In Denver To Support Palestine
• Twins Place Kenta Maeda On 10-Day IL With Adductor Strain
• Former Chief Justice Stephen A. Zappala Sr., Father Of District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala Jr., Passes Away
• Man Dies After Fire Breaks Out At Springfield Home
• Gunfire Erupts As Raucous Sideshows Break Out Across Eastern Contra Costa County
• Man Dies In Saturday Night Shooting In San Francisco's SOMA District
• Robert Williams Sets Celtics Playoff Record With 9 Blocks Against Nets In Game 1
• Gottlieb says Americans should rely on "individual assessments" of COVID risk
• Worker Falls To Death At Queens Building Under Construction
• Facing South Florida: Spanish Language Media In South Florida
• General who led Capitol security review urges Senate to pass funding bill
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Vehicle While Crossing Federal Boulevard
• Colorado Children With Autism Get First Dose Of COVID Vaccine At Firefly Autism
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Wins Florida State Baseball Championship
• COVID In MN: Cumulative Case Count Nears 600K As MDH Reports 7 More Deaths
• Astrobotic Earns $100,000 Prize In The NASA Watts On The Moon Challenge
• Bernie Sanders urges "even-handed" approach to Israel, Palestinians
• 3 Rivers Comicon Returns To The Waterfront
• Sunnyvale Investigators Release Sketch; Seek Leads In 2020 Slaying Of Anthony Juarez
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Collaborative Foster Care Program Honors Foster Parents
• Transcript: Russel Honoré on "Face the Nation"
• Body Recovered At Big Soda Lake After Report Of Drowning
• Biden Admin Grants Humanitarian Protection For Haitians In The US
• Transcript: Katherine Rowe on "Face the Nation"
• George Floyd Killing Prompts Some States To Limit Or Ban Chokeholds
• Transcript: Senator Bernie Sanders on "Face the Nation"
• Anti-Semitism Investigation Underway In Hallandale Beach
• Plane Crash-Lands Upside Down In Field In Ventura
• An Interview With Donna Johnson, Libertyville's First Black Woman Mayor
• Transcript: Robert Gates on "Face the Nation"
• 40-Year-Old Man Killed In An ATV Crash In Finleyville, Union Township
• Intense 2-Alarm Saturday Night Fire Damages Apartments At Santa Rosa Complex
• Robert Gates sees "very little prospect" of Israeli, Palestinian peace
• 4 Hospitalized After Deck Collapse At Ohio Home During Party
• Starting Monday, Maine Churches Will No Long Require People To Wear Masks
• Deaths Of Man, Child Under Investigation In Fort Lauderdale
• Lose Something? Packages Of Cocaine Keep Washing Ashore The Florida Keys
• Goodwill Of Southwestern PA Plans To Distribute $200,000 In Store Gift Vouchers To People In Need
• Police: 3 Dead, 3 Injured In Shooting Outside Ohio Bar
• Gazans grapple with devastation as Hamas sees victory in cease-fire
• COVID19 In Maryland: 17 Deaths Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations And Positivity Rate Continue To Decline
• Pandemic Has Fueled Eating Disorder Surge In Teens, Adults
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Frankford; 1 Person Taken Into Custody
• Inter Miami Hands Fire Its First Win Of 2021, Losing 1-0 To Chicago
• Addressing the ordeal of homelessness
• Crews Searching For Man In Water Off Far Rockaway
• David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash speak
• Bassitt Shines, A's Hit 3 Homers In 6-2 Win Over Angels
• 3 Killed After Car Speeds Past Dead End Sign, Plunges Into Newtown Creek In Long Island City
• 4 Your Community: Massachusetts Fallen Heroes
• Mpls. Police: Man Found Dead With Gunshot Wounds After Crash
• An Alaska town living under one roof
• Martha Stewart's re-envisioned kitchen
• Teenager Shot Multiple Times Friday Night In Rosedale
• A medieval Italian castle, now a TikTok star
• Whitehall Borough Police Department Emergency Line Restored After Issues
• Keller @ Large: AG Maura Healey Says Dartmouth Detention Center Had Committed 'Serious Civil Rights Violations'
• Colorado Weather: Severe Thunderstorms Likely Again Sunday On Eastern Plains
• Gas Pump Prices Soaring Ahead of Memorial Day Travel Weekend
• Erin and Ben Napier on rebuilding their "Home Town"
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Summer-Like Temps Stay, Spotty Storms Possible Sunday PM; Dropping To 60s Monday
• COVID Recovery: Restaurant Owners Facing Labor Shortage Woes As COVID-19 Capacity Limits Are Lifted
• Showcasing the evolution of the home
• 19-Year-Old Woman Shot At Dendy Recreation Center In North Philadelphia
• The Great Reshuffling: How the real estate market exploded
• Chicago Weather: July Level Temperatures Again; Rain On The Way
• 'The Chickens Come Home To Roost': Lorraine Toussaint Discusses 'The Equalizer' Season Finale
• CBS3 Pet Project: Can Animals Be Sensitive To Sunlight?
• Michigan Matters: Pandemic's Grip Loosens, Leaders Rally Against Asian Hate Crimes
• Coast Guard Finds Body Of Missing Woman Who Fell Into Water In Scituate After Boat Capsized
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunday Storm Chances
• Latin America surpasses 1 million COVID-19 deaths
• Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Debuts 'Open Air' Outdoor Performance Series In Schenley Park
• Virgin Galactic completes third successful spaceflight
• As COVID restrictions ease, "vaccine passport" debate intensifies
• Humanitarian groups bring aid after days of fighting in Gaza
• Volcano erupts near Congolese city of Goma
• Actor Danny Masterson ordered to stand trial on rape charges
• St. Paul's Episcopal Church Holds Full-Parish, In-Person Worship Service For First Time In 15 Months
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/23 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Tracking The Tropics: Ana Weakens To A Depression & Expected To Become Remnant Low Soon
• Wilkinsburg Gardening Fair Focuses On Backyard Gardens
• Sunday's Show Info (5/23/21)
• Family Of South Side Fall Victim Asks Judge To Halt Repairs At Site
• Westinghouse Bulldogs Football Players Receive Lettermen Jackets, Rings
• Pa. Gambling Revenues Hit Record High In April

Videos from May 23, 2021

• Katherine Rowe, William & Mary president, says isolation was "detrimental to learning at every level"
• Face The Nation: Gates, Honoré, Gottlieb, Rowe
• Opposition journalist arrested in Belarus after fighter jet intercepts aircraft
• Legends: Mark Madsen
• Uncovering the Greenwood Massacre
• Geldingadalir: Iceland's newest volcano offers rare opportunities
• Health care challenges for transgender youth
• Local Matters: Iowa bans school officials and local jurisdictions from requiring face masks
• 5/23/2021: Transgender Healthcare, Geldingadalir, Exhume the Truth
• Penny-farthing bike makes a comeback during the pandemic
• Electric airplanes are on the way as aviation fuel continues to pollute the air
• Los Angeles clinic helps COVID’s hardest-hit victims
• D.C. diner and locals donate food to National Guard troops
• "That officer didn't know what he took from us last year": George Floyd's sister addresses rally
• At least a dozen killed from Italian cable crash
• Lesley Stahl on her 60 Minutes report about transgender health care
• Gaza residents' lives resume with building wreckage from airstrikes
• An update on our 2016 story about Harvard swimmer Schuyler Bailar
• CDC investigating heart inflammation among vaccinated teens and young adults
• Israel and Hamas both claim victory, while Palestinians pick up the pieces in Gaza
• Tracking outbreaks to prevent future pandemics
• Iceland's newest volcano provides insight into Mars
• Iceland's unique volcano offers an extraordinary glimpse inside the Earth
• Study finds "zombie fires" could become more common due to climate change
• Full interview: Katherine Rowe on "Face the Nation"
• Full interview: Robert Gates on "Face the Nation"
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 5/23/2021
• Gottlieb says Americans should rely on "individual assessments" of COVID risk
• Colleges resume in-person graduations as COVID-19 restrictions lift
• Russel Honoré, who led Capitol security review, urges Senate to approve funding bill
• 5/23: Sanders, Gates, Honoré
• Robert Gates sees "very little prospect" of peace between Israel and Palestinians
• Bernie Sanders urges "even-handed" U.S. approach to Israel and Palestinians
• As Gaza cease-fire holds, Israelis and Palestinians face political fallout
• Hamas sees victory in Gaza as cease-fire appears to hold
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," May 23
• Nature: Red foxes' den
• The colorful world of Alexander Girard
• Addressing the ordeal of homelessness
• David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash speak
• An Alaska town living under one roof
• Martha Stewart's re-organized kitchen
• A medieval Italian castle, now a TikTok star
• "Home Town" heroes Erin and Ben Napier
• 3D-printed homes for sale
• Showcasing the evolution of the home
• A visit to historic Lyndhurst Mansion
• Why the real estate market continues to explode