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Articles from June 13, 2021

• Non-Profit Fighting Hometown 'Brain Drain' Among College Graduates Offers Fellowships In Stockton
• Derrick Smith, Beloved Security Guard Killed In Long Beach, Identified As Hit-And-Run Victim, While Suspect Still At-Large
• George Pollard, High School Basketball Coach, Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Several Records Will Likely Fall This Week As 100 Degree Temps Invade Colorado
• Boulder County Cat Found With Bunny Later Tests Positive For The Plague
• PHOTOS: Newborn Fawn Found Waiting With Horses For Mom To Return
• Large Vegetation Fire Burns North Of Beale Air Force Base
• Firefighters Battle Flames At Three-Story Bed And Breakfast In Midtown Sacramento
• Legislature Set To Debate Police Reform During Special Session
• Officer Shot During Traffic Stop In Wise County, Suspect At Large
• 'We Need Answers': Vigil Held For Alonzo Polk Who Was Pulled From Pool At Dedham Graduation Party
• Erik Chimborazo Hit With Multiple Charges Following 2-Car Crash That Killed Lyft Driver In Maspeth, Queens
• LAPD K-9 Officer "Iggy" Struck In The Face By Armed Suspect, Remained Undeterred During The Incident
• Concerns Mount Over Use Of Force In 'Deeply Disturbing' Video Of Ocean City Police Arresting 4 Teens Along Boardwalk
• WCCO Saturday Night Interview: Bone Marrow Transplant Advocate Bob Falkenberg
• 'No Job Too Small': Belmont Firefighters Rescue Ducklings From Storm Drain
• Chicago Weather: Sunny And Dry For Several Days To Come
• Two Of The Three Victims Killed In The Biomat USA Plasma Center Car Crash Were Employees
• Nuggets Swept, Jokic Ejected
• Woman Carjacked In Fulton River District Jewel-Osco Parking Lot, In Yet Another Incident Involving Pulling Over After A Fender Bender
• MedStar Implements Extreme Weather Response On Hottest Day Of Year So Far
• Sunday's Severe Storms Leave Thousands Without Power And Cleaning Up
• Flats Fire Now 10% Contained, 2 Homes Destroyed And 1 Firefighter Injured
• More Violence In Fells Point: Business Owners Believe Concerns Continue To Go Unanswered
• Police: 3-Month-Old Baby Dies After Being Found Unresponsive In West Baltimore Home
• James A. King Of Miami Charged In Gary Bank Robbery In Which Security Officer Was Shot Dead
• Former Financial Aid Advisor Faces Federal Charges For Wire Fraud, Allegedly Ran Scheme For Over A Decade
• 7-Eleven Day Canceled Again, But You Can Still Get A Free Slurpee This July
• 2 Men, 1 Woman, Injured In East Baltimore Shooting Sunday Night
• Judge Rules In Favor Of A Houston Hospital Requiring Employees To Be Vaccinated Against Covid-19
• Longtime KCBS News Radio Anchor Stan Bunger Retires
• Garage Fire Spreads To Second Home In Roseville Neighborhood
• Man Killed In South Loop Shooting This Weekend Identified As Dearl Butler; Family Members Say It Was Case Of Mistaken Identity
• Minnesota Legislature Anticipates Monday's Special Session With Unfinished Business
• Albany Business District Sees Renewed Signs of Life as COVID Reopening Nears
• Davies Sharp, Cubs Shut Out Cardinals For 3-Game Sweep
• VIDEO: Crews Battle Fire At Mattress Recycling Center In Stockton
• LA County Sheriffs Unveil Fire Cat, Vehicle Deployed In Situations Too Dangerous For Firefighters To Approach
• Garland Summer Nutrition Program
• Aaron Nola Lifts Phillies Back Over .500, Beats Reeling Yankees 7-0
• Bassitt Wins 7th Straight, Olson 2 HRs, A's Beat Royals 6-3
• Pandemic Provided Novato Shop Owner Lessons in Business and Life
• Sacramento Antique Faire Returns To New Location At Sleep Train Arena
• Governor Larry Hogan Proclaimed June 12 As Women's Veteran's Day In Maryland
• Ned Beatty, Legendary Character Actor Known For 'Deliverance,' 'Network,' Dead At Age 83
• LAPD Releases 911-Audio And Body-Cam Footage Of An April Officer Involved Shooting Incident In Sherman Oaks
• Davis Pride Festival 2021 Held In Central Park
• UPDATE: Firefighters Save Santa Rosa Homes From Advancing Grass Fire
• Severe Storms Drop Hail, Heavy Rain Sunday From Southeast Denver To Aurora
• Storms Leave More Than 10,000 Duquesne Light Customers Without Power
• Community Comes Together To Support Longtime Street Vendor Robbed, Assaulted In Lynwood
• Soul Joel's Comedy Club Hosts Royersford First-Ever Pridezilla Event
• Tunch And Wolf Walk For The Homeless Celebration Held On The North Shore
• Jeannette Memorial Hospital Set On Fire As Part Of Training Exercise
• NYPD On Hunt For Suspect In Astoria Slashing
• Angels roll to 10-3 win, send D-backs to 10th straight loss
• Police Searching For Driver After Man Seriously Hurt In Queens Hit-And-Run
• Another Weekend Of Gun Violence Bring Country's Total Number Of Mass Shootings To 270
• Fuel Leak In Delaware County Causing Environmental Issues In Nearby Areas
• Olson Homers Twice in A's 6-3 Win Over Royals
• Buehler Pitches 6 Scoreless Innings, With Betts' Homer Bringing In 3 Runs For Dodger 5-3 Win Over Rangers
• Police: 1 Dead In Downtown Austin Mass Shooting, Juvenile Suspect Arrested
• Islanders Suffocate Lightning, Get Timely Goals In Game 1 Win
• Flooding Closes Portion Of Route 51 Between Bausman And Colerain Streets
• Ravens Host Job Fair At M&T Bank Stadium On Sunday
• Car Flies Off Road Onto Metal Pipes at San Francisco DPW Lot
• Heavy Storms Cause Downed Trees, Flooding Throughout Pittsburgh Area
• Nets Lose Irving To Ankle Injury, Drop Game 4 To Bucks
• Vax305: Bike Ride Aims To End Cycle Of Vaccine Hesitancy Among South Florida Communities Of Color
• At Drag March For Change, Protesters Call For End To Violence Against Black Transgender People
• Ned Beatty, Famous For Film Roles In 'Deliverance,' 'Network,' And 'Superman' Among Others, Dies At The Age of 83
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Spotty Showers, Then Downpours Possible Overnight; Cloudy, Humid Monday
• NorCal Heatwave Expected To Bring More Triple-Digit Temps To The Valley; No Power Shortages Anticipated
• Man Shot While Standing Outside In Old Norwood Park, Crashes Into Hospital Afterward
• Jewish Group Appeals After Losing Chabad House Lawsuit
• 4 Injured After Vehicle Crashes Into MedStar Ambulance That Was Responding To Emergency
• Worshippers Joyfully Return To Church In Person With COVID-19 Capacity Restrictions Lifted
• The last known slave ship and the community founded by its survivors
• Simone Biles readies for her final Olympics
• Why do mass shooters choose the AR-15 style rifle?
• Learning how to "Stop the Bleed"
• Recovering from a mass shooting
• 60 Seconds with Simone Biles
• Florida Men Facing Fraud Charges For Reportedly Cheating Investors
• Woman Hospitalized After Being Hit By Car In Fulton River District
• Man Shot, Killed After Entering Douglas County Home With Gun
• Firefighters At Platte River Fire Working Through Tough Terrain, Gain 50% Containment
• Riley Homers, Smyly Wins On Birthday, Braves Top Marlins 6-4
• Minneapolis Youth Violence Prevention Week
• Man Arrested For Reportedly Beating Homeless Man With Shopping Cart Near Tamiami
• Tatis' Grand Slam In 7th Inning Lifts Padres Over Mets
• Woman Shot In East Baltimore, Police Investigating
• West Oakland Home Converted To Mini Museum About Black Panthers; Will Open Juenteenth
• North Texas Church Shines Light On Black-Owned Businesses In Remembrance Of Tulsa Race Massacre
• Yankees' Free Fall Continues With Listless Loss To Phillies
• Cancel the Tokyo Olympics? It's unlikely. Here's why
• Convicted Felon Pleads Guilty To Possession Of Firearm & Violating Supervised Release
• Donor Dash
• Hernández Hits 2 Of Jays' 8 HRs In 18-4 Rout Of Red Sox
• Schwarber Hits 2 HRs, Ross Dominant As Nats Beat Giants 5-0
• Pirates Once Again Squander Early Lead, Lose To Brewers In Series Finale 5-2
• 1 Dead After Accidental Shooting In Parking Lot Of Sawgrass Mills Mall
• Straight Creek Fire Fully Contained, Local Crews To Continue Monitoring
• Denver Prepares To Open Center To Help Student Excel In Athletics & Studies
• Park Service Installs Water Troughs at Point Reyes to Help Tule Elk Survive Drought
• Man, 25, Killed In Overnight Shooting In Lodi
• 10-Year-Old Girl In Critical Condition After Being Pulled From Methuen Pool
• 47-Year-Old Wilfredo Pagan-Melendez In Custody In Connection To Deadly Stabbing In Frankford, Police Sources Say
• 'Shows Our Unity': Colorado Teens Hold March For Peace To End Violence
• 53-Year-Old Man Found Dead In Walnut Creek Homeless Encampment
• Gardening 101: Plant Shapes And Textures
• At Least One Person Injured When Car Crashes Into Building At Damen, Elston, Fullerton Avenues
• Over 69 Pounds Of Cocaine Seized From Cruise Ship That Docked At Port Everglades
• Arozarena Slam, Rays 'Pen Hand Orioles 15th Road Loss In Row
• Ross Dominant as Nationals Blank Giants
• Massachusetts Reports Zero New COVID Deaths, 33 Cases
• 4-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Pulled From A Pool
• Baltimore Police Seeking Public's Assistance In Locating Missing 13-Year-Old, Kira Jones
• Juut Salonspa's Owner Says Uptown Location Closing Due To 'Continued Escalation Of Crime And Violence'
• Rodón Takes No-Hitter Into 7th; White Sox Sweep Tigers
• Man Fatally Shot Inside His Vehicle In Dallas Neighborhood, Police Say
• High Heat Expected To Grip Southern California This Week With Residents And Vacationers Cooling Off At The Beach
• 12-Year-Old Chelsea Guardado Found Safe
• State Patrol Investigating Fatal Crash In Carver County
• ReVisión: Art in the Americas
• Police: Body Found In East Baltimore, Detectives Investigating
• West Virginia's Greenbrier River Trail Designated As National Recreational Trail
• Dolphins, LB Baker Agree On 3-Year, $39 Million Extension
• 'Freddie' The Therapy Dog Visits Firefighters In Boston
• Judge Tosses Texas Hospital Workers' Lawsuit Over Vaccine Requirement
• Rays Hand Orioles Record-Setting 14th Road Loss In A Row, 5-4
• Israel's Parliament Approves New Government, Ending Netanyahu's 12-Year Rule
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Stabbing Incident At Dallas Apartment
• 3 Hospitalized After Hit-And-Run In Lakewood Turns Into Crash In Edgewater
• Man Shot, Wounded In West Englewood; Police Vehicle Also Struck By Gunfire
• Tampa Cigar Company Hopes To Import Cuban Tobacco
• Man In Wheelchair Fatality Struck In Long Beach By Alleged Drunken Driver
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Found Shot At Fort Worth Home
• Nuggets Aim To Keep Nikola Jokic From Being First MVP To Be Swept In Playoff Series
• Grandmother Dies; Son, Grandson Injured In Highway101 Crash In Healdsburg
• Party At Aurora Home Under Construction Ends In Shooting
• Minnesota Weather: Back To The 90s In Twin Cities Sunday
• Range Fire: Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of Small Brush Fire In Sylmar
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 298 New Cases, Including 11 Deaths; 52% Of Adults Fully Vaccinated
• Crews Recover Body Of Man Who Fell From Pontoon Boat At Lake Estes
• Paul Pfeifer Dies After Being Hit By Car In Brooklyn Park
• Novak Djokovic comes from behind to win French Open
• Janey Did 'The Only Thing She Could Do' In Firing Dennis White, Former BPD Commissioner Ed Davis Says
• Bidens meet Queen Elizabeth for tea at Windsor Castle
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning, Flash Flood Warning Issued For Parts Of Allegheny And Westmoreland Counties
• Son Charged With Murdering 80-Year-Old Mother Inside Lynn Home
• Biden's ex-COVID aide faults Trump administration for "deadly sins"
• 7 High School Graduates Finally Received Their Diplomas – 52 Years Later
• Chaska Man Seriously Injured In Water Ski Crash
• G-7 Leaders Call For New Investigation Into COVID-19's Origins
• Minor Injuries For Pilot Who Crashed In Columbus, Sheriff's Office Says
• 74-Year-Old Man Killed After Struck By SUV While Mowing His Lawn
• COVID In Minnesota: Health Department Reports 173 New Cases, 9 More Deaths
• Facing South Florida: Spanish Language Media In South Florida
• Miss And Mrs. America Nation Pageant Highlights Diverse Cultures; CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot Honored As Multicultural Woman of the Year
• Facing South Florida: Gun Violence
• NYPD: Suspect Punched, Robbed 13-Year-Old Boy In Elevator At Bronx Apartment Building
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Consumer Alert Issued For Italian Village Pizza/Shake Shop In Pleasant Hills
• Susan Collins pushes "targeted, responsible" bipartisan infrastructure deal
• 'In The Heights' Star Anthony Ramos On Latino Representation In Musical Theater
• Arvada Residents Fight Plan For 'Invasive' Amazon Facility
• City Police Investigating Overnight Shooting in Fells Point
• Transcript: Andy Slavitt on "Face the Nation"
• 2021 Tribeca Festival: More highlights you can stream at home (Part 2)
• Chicago Attorney Cannon Lambert Sr. Sworn In As New President Of Cook County Bar Association
• Police: 2 Young Kids Critically Hurt In Quadruple Shooting
• COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Underway In Pasadena: 'We Are Down To Our Final Days Before State Opens'
• Man In His 30s Killed In Carson Shooting
• Transcript: Senator Susan Collins on "Face the Nation"
• Cam Newton May Be Back On Field This Week For Patriots Mandatory Minicamp
• FBI Warns Graduates Not To Post Senior Picture And Name Of High School To Avoid Potential Scams
• Illinois Creates New Commission To Fight Backlog Of Unprocessed DNA Evidence
• One Dead, One Injured In Early Morning San Jose Stabbings
• Inside SoCal: 6/13 Wrap-Up
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured In Crash On 14 Freeway In Antelope Valley
• Transcript: Secretary of State Antony Blinken on "Face the Nation"
• Blinken says China "has to cooperate" with COVID origin probe
• Summer Storms And Extreme Heat In Pennsylvania: What You Need To Know To Stay Safe
• Miami Weather: Summer 'Muggies' & Afternoon Storms This Sunday
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Continue To Decline
• NBA Disciplines Nets Security Guard In Durant-Tucker Game 3 Skirmish
• Thompson Earns 1st Major League Win, Marlins Beat Braves 4-2
• Stephen King on "Lisey's Story" and keeping his imagination young
• Chipmunk Wanted For 'Burglarizing' Pelham NH Police Department
• Rapper Polo G, Others Facing Charges Following Traffic Stop In Miami
• Rushford Police Officer Fires Gun While Responding To Restraining Order Violation; None Injured
• F. Lee Bailey: An appreciation
• San Francisco Bay Area Residents Prepare For California's 'COVID Independence Day'
• Car Crashes Into Mike's Auto Body Shop In Larimer
• Richard Oneil Killed In ATV Crash In Renville County
• "In the Heights" star Anthony Ramos on Latino representation in musical theater
• Lynx Beat Sparks 80-64, Spoil Return Of Seimone Augustus
• Berríos Pitching, Polanco Power Carry Twins Past Astros 5-2
• Puerto Rican Day Parade Goes Virtual For 2nd Straight Year
• The lore of magazines as a window on the world
• Meet the robots inside Amazon's fulfillment centers
• COVID Recovery: Businesses Hoping End Of COVID-19 Restrictions Will Bring Crowds Back To Ferry Building
• Child Airlifted To Hospital After Being Found Unresponsive In Ham Lake Pond
• Interracial marriages now more common, but not without challenges
• Police: Woburn Man Who Just Received License To Carry Accidentally Shoots Friend While Showing New Gun
• Chicago Weather: Sunny And Dry For Several Days
• CBS3 Pet Project: Mask Wearing Around Your Pets
• Pittsburgh Police, Mayor Bill Peduto Teach Young Kids During Youth Bike Safety Day
• Philadelphia Police Begin Cracking Down On ATVs, Dirt Bikes Just 2 Days After City Closes Loophole
• Michigan Matters: Examining the Jobs Picture; Training Tree Trimmers in the Motor City
• NYPD: Mother Throws 4-Week-Old Daughter, 2-Year-Old Son Out Window Before Jumping Out Herself
• Caught On Camera: Man Punches Woman In Face After Stealing Phone In Central Park
• Biden and G-7 leaders to commit to donating 1 billion COVID-19 vaccines
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy, Mild, Scattered Showers Possible Sunday PM; Better Chance Overnight Into Monday
• McDonald's becomes latest company to be hit by data breach
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunday Showers, Storms
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/13 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Man Shot In The Leg In Pittsburgh's Perry South Neighborhood
• Running To Remember Mary Claire Friedl
• Sunday's Show Info (6/13/21)
• Body Found In Jackson County, MS In 1991 Identified As Mercer Co. Woman
• North Allegheny High School Boys Volleyball Team Wins Third Straight PIAA Championship
• COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Slowing Across The Nation As Pa. Sits Short Of 70% Goal

Videos from June 13, 2021

• Actor Ned Beatty has died at 83
• The Clotilda: Inside the wreck of the last ship known to have brought enslaved Africans to America
• What makes the AR-15 style rifle the weapon of choice for mass shooters?
• Legends: Jordan Farmar
• Africa facing COVID-19 vaccine shortage as cases rise
• Florida's manatees dying at a high rate
• Officials try to reassure Tokyo Olympics will be held this summer
• Dangerous heat wave expected to sear the West
• California to remove mask mandates as it prepares to fully reopen
• Benjamin Netanyahu ousted from power after 12 years
• Biden arrives in Brussels after weekend of G-7 meetings
• Biden to confront Russia over cyberattacks during meeting with Putin
• Former U.S. ambassador to Poland on upcoming talks between Biden and Putin
• Delta flight diverted when off-duty flight attendant becomes unruly
• Western U.S. faces early drought with some regions under "severe" warning
• Future uncertain for the Southern Baptist Church
• Bidens watch military march with Queen Elizabeth
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 6/13/2021
• Political shakeup in Israel set to oust Netanyahu after 12 years
• Gottlieb says coronavirus Delta variant likely to become dominant U.S. strain
• Andy Slavitt faults Trump administration for "deadly sins" at start of pandemic
• COVID-19 cases surge in global south as WHO warns of Delta variant
• U.S. cities race to reopen to full capacity, but officials warn pandemic isn’t over
• Face The Nation: Slavitt, Gottlieb
• Susan Collins pushes "targeted, responsible" bipartisan infrastructure deal
• Biden says U.S. is "back at the table" at close of G-7 summit
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," June 13
• 6/13: Blinken, Collins, Slavitt, Gottlieb
• Blinken says China "has to cooperate" with probe into coronavirus origins
• Nature: Canadian Rockies
• How farm animals began "goat-crashing" Zoom
• Stephen King on "Lisey's Story," writing process
• A perfect wedding out of the ashes
• Biting into the origin story of Flamin' Hot Cheetos
• F. Lee Bailey: An appreciation
• "In the Heights" star Anthony Ramos
• Meet Amazon's robots
• The lore of magazines as a window on the world
• Interracial marriages more common, but still face barriers
• Denmark soccer player collapses during game