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Articles from May 29, 2021

• San Jose Shooting: Gunman Samuel Cassidy Left Ammo-Filled Pot Simmering On Stove To Ignite House Fire
• Voters In Compton's June 1 General Municipal Election Can Vote Through Holiday Weekend, Hours And Locations Announced
• Big Basin Redwoods State Park Begins Limited, Gradual Reopening
• 7 Hurt, 3 Of Them Critically, In Pueblo Steel Mill Explosion
• Search For Suspects In Road Rage Shooting That Killed 6-Year-Old Aiden Leos Continues, CHP Asking For Public's Help
• Pink Triangle Installed on San Francisco Twin Peaks as Symbol of Pride Month
• Venice Homeless Crisis Leaves Somes Residents Frustrated, Afraid For Their Safety
• VIDEO: San Francisco Police Officer Hospitalized After Being Assaulted By Suspect
• Beating The Heat: People Flock To Waterways, Pools With Triple Digits In Store This Memorial Day Weekend
• Chicago Weather: Clear Skies Continue, Temperatures Warm Back Up
• Palestinian Supporters Protest Boeing's Plan To Sell Missiles To Israel
• Meet Mensa's Youngest American Member: 2-Year-Old Kashe Quest Of LA
• One Year After Civil Unrest And Looting Engulfed Chicago, Some Business Districts Still Struggle
• Niko Hansen's 1st Goal With Minnesota United Gives Team 1-1 Draw With Real Salt Lake
• LA LGBT Center's Senior Service Offering Weekend Vaccine Clinics
• Lindor Homers, Mets Rout Braves
• Ocean City Beach Patrol Is Officially On Duty For The Summer
• 5-Year-Old Boy Killed In Homestead Hit-And-Run Crash
• 66-Year-Old Man Dies In Crash On US-40 In Harford County
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 7 Deaths Reported Saturday As Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Decline
• Pujols Hits 669th Career Homer, Though San Francisco Top Dodgers 11-6
• NHL Releases Remainder Of Schedule For Bruins-Islanders Series
• 'Let's Thrive Baltimore' On A Mission To Help Youth Who Have Lost Family To Gun Violence
• Solano, Longoria HR, Webb Sharp As Giants Beat Dodgers 11-6
• As Massachusetts Reopens, There Is Still In A State Of Emergency Until June 15
• Despite Rainy Weather, Bright Smiles On The Jersey Shore This Memorial Day Weekend
• Chain-Reaction Crash Sends Car Slamming Into Firehouse Door In Portage Park
• Arson Suspects Used Molotov Cocktails In Camp Springs 7-Eleven Fire For The Second Time, Investigators Say
• 26-Year-Old Tyler Thorpe Dies After Falling From Fire Escape At Kips Bay Apartment Building
• New Yorkers, Tourists Try To Make The Best Of A Soggy Start To Memorial Day Weekend
• Oakmont Lions Club Plant Flowers To Honor Veterans At Verona Cemetery
• Major Movie Theater Chains End Mask Mandates For Fully Vaccinated Customers
• 5 Injured After Car Crashes Into Modell's In Queens
• Webb Sharp as Giants Beat Dodgers 11-6
• American Airlines Extends Suspension Of Alcohol On Flights Due To Unruly Passengers
• 'You Don't Think It's Going to Happen To You:' Gunshots Interrupt Busy Shopping Day At Ross Park Mall
• Another Man Dead After Being Shot In The Head In Baltimore Saturday Night
• Actor Gavin MacLeod, 'The Love Boat' Captain, Dies At The Age Of 90
• Police: Subway Panhandler Tries To Rob Asian Man
• As Massachusetts Reopened, Boston Was Ready To Celebrate
• Metrolink's Ventura County Line Restarts Saturday Service To Simi Valley, San Fernando Valley and Union Station
• Pastrnak Hat Trick Powers 5-2 Bruins Victory Over Islanders In Front Of Near-Capacity Crowd In Game 1
• LA Galaxy Use Own Goal For 1-0 Win Over San Jose Earthquakes
• Mpls. Shooting Suspect Dead After Police Chase Ends In Crash In Elk River
• Chilling details revealed in JJ Vallow and Tylee Ryan deaths
• North Texas Lake Restaurants Encouraged By Memorial Day Weekend Business
• Woman Facing Charges After Allegedly Stealing Trenton Police Cruiser
• Construction Underway On San Jose's Vietnamese American Health Care Center
• 1-Year-Old Ejected From Vehicle After Car Collides With A Hydrant At End Of A Police Pursuit
• Little Guyana Avenue Unveiled In Richmond Hill, Queens
• Chalkboards Around Sacramento Gather Good Wishes For San Jose Shooting Victims
• Man Hit, Seriously Injured By Car On Lake Shore Drive At Walton Place
• 3 People Arrested During Protest Outside Tinhorn Flats In Burbank
• Joel Embiid, Sixers Dominate Wizards To Take Commanding 3-0 Series Lead
• 2 Men Rescued From Sinking Sailboat In Fire Island Pines Harbor
• Torrance AT&T Store Robbed By Two Men Using Force Against Employee, Reward Offered For Their Capture
• 'That Wasn't Something You'd Expect To See:' Witnesses Recall Fight And Gunfire At Ross Park Mall
• New York Weather: CBS2's 5/29 Saturday Night Forecast
• Spectators Will Be Allowed To Return To Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest This Fourth Of July
• Deadly Double Shooting At Long Beach Hotel
• Travel Surge Expected This Memorial Day Weekend As COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Climbs
• Flag Laying Ceremony Held At Bronx Cemetery For Memorial Day Weekend
• Police Seek Suspect Accused Of Groping Woman In Brooklyn
• Wine Country Sees Surge of Memorial Day Weekend Visitors
• Large Colorado Tornado Threatened 3 States, 2 Time Zones Simultaneously
• Authorities: Man Tried To Buy Child At Hedden County Park
• Man Dies After Being Shot In The Head In West Baltimore
• Chicago Fire FC Fall To 1-5-1 With Loss To Montreal
• Hamilton, Abreu Homer As White Sox Complete Sweep Of Orioles
• Actor Gavin MacLeod, "The Love Boat" Captain, Dies At The Age Of 90
• Beltsville Pimp Who Trafficked Three Women, Including A 17-Year-Old Girl, Sentenced to 8 Years In Federal Prison
• Ex-Campaign Manager For Ohio Congressman Pleads Guilty To Theft
• Saturday Marks Last Day For Wrigley Field COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Wild Show Promise, Despite Another Early Playoff Exit
• Firefighters Battle Boat Blaze At Rowe's Wharf
• Families And Friends Across The Southland Gather For Memorial Day Weekend Outings
• Near-Capacity Garden Crowd Creates Incredible Bruins Atmosphere For First Time In Over A Year
• Baltimore Pools Opened Saturday, Celebration Postponed
• COVID-19 Vaccination Event Held At South Shore Cultural Center; Another One Coming In June
• Tajouri-Shradi Breaks Late Tie, 10-Man NYCFC Beats LAFC
• Turnbull, Schoop Lead Tigers To Win Over Yankees
• Fenway Park Back To Full Capacity; Red Sox Beat Marlins 3-1
• Hamilton, Abreu Homer As White Sox Complete Sweep Of Orioles
• Children Plant Flags At Riverside National Cemetery To Honor Those Who Served Ahead Of Memorial Day
• Tenant Organizations Rally For Sandra Diaz, Who Says She Was Wrongfully Evicted During Pandemic And Didn't Know Her Rights
• Raging Waters Reopens After 18-Month Closure
• Authorities End Investigation At Former Northbrook Home Of Linda Seymour, Missing Since 1982, After No Remains Are Found
• Drunkenness, Fights Prompt Ban On Alcohol This Summer At Parts Of Porter Beach In Indiana
• White Sox Beat Orioles 7-4 In Game 1, Lamb, Moncada Homer,
• Residents In Marshfield Told To Evacuate After Gas Leak Fire
• 'It's Really Like An 8 Block-Long Block Party': Meet In The Street Takes Over 16th Street Mall
• Black Love Mural Festival Returns To Denver
• Los Angeles FC Drops Game In 2-1 Loss To New York City FC
• Chicago Catholic Sisters' Prayer Vigil Honors Those Who Have Lost Their Lives To Violence In Chicago And Beyond
• B.J. Thomas, Singer Known For 'Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head,' 'Hooked On A Feeling,' Dies At 78 In Arlington
• David Pastrnak Arrives In Style, Records Hat Trick For Bruins' Game 1 Vs. Islanders
• Brubaker, Keller Pitch Pirates To 2 Shutouts, Sweep Rockies
• Angels Blank A's 4-0 With Key 2-Run Single From Shohei Ohtani
• AAA Predictions 37 Million Americans In Philadelphia Area, Across Nation Will Travel This Memorial Day Weekend
• Faith Leaders Held Prayer Walks Against Violence, For Economic Revitalization In Chicago
• Police: 2 Suspects Sought After Man Stabbed In Stockton
• Revolution Defeat FC Cincinnati, 1-0
• Cobb, Angels Blank A's 4-0
• Known For Classics "Hooked On A Feeling" And "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head," Singer B.J. Thomas Dies
• Ohtani Hits 2-Run Single As Cobb, Angels Blank A's 4-0
• Energy Supply Shortages Not Expected During Memorial Day Weekend Heatwave, Cal ISO Says
• Philadelphia Police Leaders Outline Plan To Combat Deadly Uptick In Violence As Unofficial Start Of Summer Arrives
• In Effort To Prevent Violence On Memorial Day Weekend, Chicago Community Leaders Set Up Positive Activities
• Rainy Weather To Kick Off Unofficial Start Of Summer Slightly Dampens Mood At Jersey Shore
• Minnesota Tourism Industry Hopes For Rebound In Summer Months
• Man In Critical Condition After Midtown Sacramento Shooting
• COVID In Colorado: State Crosses Threshold For 3 Million Vaccinations Administered
• UMD Lacrosse Heading To Nationals After Decisive Win Against Duke
• Southwest, American Airlines Keep Alcohol Sales Suspended After Flight Attendant Assault
• NBA All-Star Mark Eaton dies at 64
• Miami Beach Sees Large Crowds For Memorial Day Weekend, Along With Heavy Police Presence
• COVID Deaths Of 2 Denver Sheriff's Deputies To Be Labeled As Line Of Duty Deaths
• Man Expected To Recover After Parking Lot Shooting In Roseville, Police Say
• Actor Gavin MacLeod Of 'The Love Boat' And 'Mary Tyler Moore' Dies At Age 90
• It's Academic: May 29, 2021
• Maryland Woman Accused Of Setting False Alarm At Hospital
• Paramus Police: Connecticut Man Called In Fake Bomb Threat To Interrupt Former Friend's Medical Procedure
• Lamb, Moncada Homer, White Sox Beat Orioles In Game 1 Of Doubleheader
• 2-Alarm Blaze Damages Oakland's Historic Sunshine Biscuit Factory Building
• Convicted Spy For Russia Moves To Withdraw Guilty Plea
• AG: Concord, N.H. Woman Allegedly Killed By Husband Was Strangled
• Sacramento Neighborhoods See Surge In Cockroach Infestations
• Pederson Helps Cubs Pound Reds For 6th Straight Win
• Josh Donaldson Scores MLB's 2 Millionth Run In Twins' 6-5 Win Over Royals
• Remains Of Woman Reported Missing In 2014 Discovered In Mastic Beach
• Shelter In Place Order Lifted In Jefferson County After Shooting
• Gunfire On Dan Ryan Expressway Causes Crash That Briefly Closed All Lanes Overnight
• Costly And Competitive: The Price Some Pay To Leave California, Moving Trucks and Trailers in High Demand
• 20 People Rescued After Roller Coaster Stalls At Six Flags Fiesta Texas
• Driver Shot, Wounded On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 75th Street
• Woman Hospitalized After Fire In Columbia Heights
• Massachusetts Reports 203 New COVID Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Two People Arrested, Police Looking For A Third After Shots Fired At Ross Park Mall
• Hershey's Christian Pulisic Makes History As First USMNT Player To Appear In Champions League Final
• Phillies Strike Out 15 Times, Lose Roman Quinn To Achilles Injury In Loss To Rays
• Traffic Diverted On Dan Ryan Near 63rd Due To Wrong-Way Crash
• California Drought: Exceptional Drought Conditions Spread Across San Francisco Bay Area
• Orlando Boy, 6, On Life Support After Being Trapped In Garage Gate
• Police Issue Alert About Robberies Involving Large Groups Of Young People In Millennium, Grant Parks
• Suitland Man Killed In Early-Morning Pedestrian Crash
• Is there a secret to living well into your 90s?
• Cubs Infielder, Slugger David Bote Departs Game With Injury
• 21-Year-Old Shot And Killed In East Baltimore Friday Night
• 15 Parishes In The Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh To Merge Into Four New Parishes
• President Joe Biden Expected To Speak At Annual Memorial Day Observance In Delaware
• Miami Heat Out Of Playoffs, Swept 4-0 By Bucks
• Man Arrested In Texas For Allegedly Stealing Ventilators Meant For COVID-19 Patients
• Red Bulls Give Orlando City 1st Loss Of Season
• Heat Advisory Issued for Much of North and East Bay Memorial Day
• Former President Donald Trump Looms Large In Pennsylvania 2022 Republican Primary
• Elderly Man, Woman Injured In Highland Park Triplex Fire
• Police: Burglary Suspect Ripped Off 2 Locations In The Bronx
• 2 People Found Dead Inside Dallas Home, Cause Of Death Unknown
• Man Fatally Wounded During Shootout With Police In Placentia
• Tulsa Race Massacre remembrance main event suddenly canceled
• Police: Armed Man Arrested After Trying To Walk Into Flower Mound Fire Station, Pointing Gun At Officers
• 17-Year-Old Teenager Dies In The Hospital After Shooting In Pittsburgh's Allentown Neighborhood
• Employers Can Legally Offer Incentives To Employees To Get Vaccinated
• St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Cancels North Minneapolis Outdoor Concert Due To Safety Concerns
• 1 Injured In Brooklyn Park Crash
• Man Found Shot To Death In Boyle Heights
• Man Seriously Injured In Rollover Crash In Northern Minnesota
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 802 New Cases, 37 Additional Deaths; 49% Of Adults Fully Vaccincated
• Answers may finally be coming for families of "hell ship" victims
• 19-Year-Old Box Truck Driver Dies After I-93 Crash In Tewksbury
• Kathy Walsh Announces Her Retirement, Says It 'Has Been An Honor' To Work At CBS4 For 37 Years
• Tay Anderson, Denver Public School Board Member, Faces New Sexual Assault Allegation
• 'Get Vaccinated For Babydog': W.Va. Gov. Jim Justice Has His Dog Advocate For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Inside SoCal: 5/30 Wrap-Up
• Florida Teen Accused Of Stabbing Girl 114 Times Facing First-Degree Murder Charge
• Andrew Mendez Allegedly Pulled Fake Gun, Sexually Assaulted Ride Share Driver, Prosecutors Say
• Conservationists work to end skyscraper bird collision massacres
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 832 New Coronavirus Cases, 16 Additional Deaths Statewide
• Minnesota Weather: Warmer Temperatures, Some Scattered Showers For Memorial Day Weekend
• I-70 Reopened: Eastbound Lanes Back Open Through Glenwood Canyon
• USPS Says Stamp Prices Will Rise This Summer
• 1 Dead, 6 Wounded In Wynwood Shooting
• 'I Think It Means We're Coming Back': Travelers Flock To LAX Ahead Of Memorial Day
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 343 New Cases, 10 Deaths Saturday
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Under 50 New Coronavirus Cases
• Ex-Southwest Airlines Pilot Sentenced For Lewd Act On Flight To Florida
• UPDATE: Who Is Samuel Cassidy, Gunman In San Jose Mass Shooting At VTA Rail Yard?
• Prosecutors: Juan Mejia Of Paterson Secretly Recorded Women And Children In Bathrooms
• Colorado's Comeback: Memorial Day Weekend Travel At DIA Ramps Up
• Soldiers And Sailors Memorial Hall And Museum Set To Reopen With Walk-In Visits In June
• Ed's Driveway: Mazda3 Turbo
• Adam Walker Arrested In Shooting Death Of North Attleboro Man
• 2-Alarm Fire Damages San Francisco Mission District Apartment Building
• Where's The Rain? Parts Of South Florida Down More Than 10 Inches
• West Virginia State Trooper Shot, Suspect Found Dead After Standoff
• Scott Township Baseball Team Throws Surprise Pink Out Night For Single Mom Battling Breast Cancer
• Reopening Massachusetts: All Remaining COVID Restrictions Lifted
• Secret concert held for children of fallen heroes
• Carl's Jr. Stabbing Suspect Arrested Following Chase, Crash On 5 Freeway
• 29-Year-Old Isaac Bryan Sworn Into California State Assembly To Represent Westside to Inglewood
• Police: Same Suspect Wanted In Groping, Flashing Incidents In The Bronx
• Malibu Ramps Up PCH, Beach And Mountain Patrols For Holiday Crowds
• Denver Weather: Cooler With Afternoon Storms, Few May Turn Severe On Plains
• Champions League Final: Christian Pulisic 'Could Be The Difference' For Chelsea Against Manchester City Says Micah Richards
• Pittsburgh Children's Author Wins National Book Award For 'Bow Tie Boone'
• 12-Year-Old Grazed By Bullet In Grand Crossing Shooting
• Group Launches GoFundMe Page To Save RMU Hockey Programs
• New York Weather: Saturday Afternoon 5/29 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• 'It Feels Like We're Back To What It Was': Lake Communities Embracing Summer After Pandemic's Gloom
• Storm Sweep Past Lynx 82-72
• WATCH: 10-Year-Old Girl In West View Sees Dad, Siblings For First Time In A Year
• San Jose VTA Shooting Victim Stories: Lars Kepler Lane – Friends Called Him 'Kep'
• Newsom Orders Independent Investigation In Death Row Inmate Kevin Cooper's Conviction
• Daughter of Famed Berkeley 'Moneyball' Author Michael Lewis Dies in Crash Near Truckee
• Bethpage Air Show Canceled Saturday Due To Weather
• Air Force Reserve Pilot, Grounded After Medical Diagnosis, Returns To The Sky: 'Everyone Can Be Resilient'
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck Late Friday Night In San Jose
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies And Warm Temperatures On The Way
• Travel surge expected this weekend as COVID vaccination rate climbs
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: May 29, 2021
• District attorney won't seek new death sentence against Scott Peterson
• 4 Your Community: Golf Fights Cancer
• Headstones Damaged At Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Immortalized By Washington Irving's Literary Classic
• Mpls. City Council Passes 14-Day Eviction Notice Ordinance
• UEFA Champions League Final: How To Watch, Coverage Plan For Chelsea Vs. Manchester City
• 22,000 rounds of ammunition found in San Jose shooter's home
• 3 officers plead not guilty in Manuel Ellis' restraint death
• USPS says stamp prices will rise this summer under DeJoy plan
• Biden unveils record $6 trillion budget for 2022
• Travelers Prepare To Hit The Highways, Airports For Memorial Day Weekend
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wet Start To The Weekend
• Hey Ray! Light Pollution's Impacts On Life
• San Jose Shooting: Friends, Family of Slain VTA Transit Workers Respond With Statements of Grief and Love
• COVID-19 Cases And Deaths In The US Will Fall Over The Next Four Weeks, Forecast Predicts
• Arrest Warrant Issued For 26-Year-Old Man Wanted For Cambria Co. Stabbing
• Najee Harris' Steelers Jersey Among Top Ten Best Selling In The NFL
• Judge: Man Can't Use 'Stand Your Ground' Defense At Trial
• Giant Eagle, UPMC Working With Pittsburgh Public Schools To Host Student COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
• Pennsylvania Casinos Lose In Court Over Online Lottery Games
• PWSA Agrees To Cover Costs Of New Football Equipment Damaged During Repair Work
• Tatum's 50 Points Carry Celtics Over Nets
• Ground Control to Sara Lance - DC's Legends Of Tomorrow
• And Justice For All - Batwoman
• Fight the Power - All American
• Penn & Teller Go For A Spin - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Grossman's HR In 10th Gives Tigers Win Over Yankees
• Man of Steel - Superman & Lois
• Holding the Wrench - Superman & Lois
• Destiny - Kung Fu
• The Echo of Lost Tears - Nancy Drew
• Freedom - Walker
• One Day You Will Understand - Legacies
• No Hablo Brujeria - Charmed
• New Hopes, New Beginnings - Dynasty
• Face Mask Mandate Over In Massachusetts

Videos from May 29, 2021

• In the Name of Hate
• The Final Days of JJ and Tylee
• 2 mountain climbers break separate records on Mount Everest
• Actress Millicent Simmonds on "A Quiet Place Part II" and representing the deaf community in Hollywood
• Actor Gavin MacLeod dies at 90-years-old
• Indianapolis 500 to return with biggest sporting event crowd since pandemic
• Arlington National Cemetery prepares for Memorial Day reopening
• Biden administration admonishes Belarusian government over dissident arrest
• U.S. braces for extreme weather conditions coast-to-coast
• Air travel reaches pandemic-era highs for Memorial Day weekend
• Minneapolis rebuilds a year after George Floyd's death
• Biden unveils $6 trillion budget proposal
• Microsoft says Russian hackers are behind latest phishing attack on U.S. government
• TSA sees record pandemic air travel to start Memorial Day weekend
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 5/30/2021
• Chef Clare Smyth on finding new ways for her creations to get to her customers
• Tulsa race massacre descendants recall past, talk about the future days before centennial
• The search for answers about "hell ships" of World War II
• Philadelphia residents work to save birds who hit buildings during migration
• Green-Wood Cemetery's effort to discover, honor veterans in their midst
• Tokyo Olympics to be held despite COVID-19 surge fears
• Farm worker found guilty in killing of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts
• Biden makes his case to Congress for record $6 trillion 2022 budget
• CDC releases new guidelines about kids and summer camp
• Vaccination rates up as Americans travel for holiday