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Articles from June 20, 2021

• UPDATE: 1 Dead, 6 Wounded in Saturday Evening Shooting at Oakland's Lake Merritt
• UPDATE: Willow Fire Near Big Sur Grows To 2800 Acres, Still Zero Percent Contained
• Rising Cost Of Disney Theme Parks Spark Concern Over Pricing Some Families Out
• Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run Along Northgate Boulevard In North Sacramento
• Caught On Camera: Uber Eats Driver Suspected Of Stealing Beloved Cat While On Delivery Call
• Ryan Scott Avery: Person Of Interest In Deadly Shooting In Aurora
• Coyote Spotted In East Sacramento Neighborhood
• Chicago Weather: Large And Dangerous Tornado Confirmed In Southwest Suburbs
• 'That Was The Best Feeling Ever': Father Talks About Seeing Son Succeed In Special Olympics
• How Cycling 29,029 Vertical Feet During 24-Hour Summer Solstice Ride Is Helping Fight Homelessness
• Eric Adams Mayoral Campaign Worker Stabbed In Bronx
• Spectators Line Up In Beverly Hills To Watch Parade Of Rare Cars, An Event Benefitting Charities
• Community Holds Vigil After One Person is Killed in a Tragic Accident During Pride Celebrations
• Boston Police Respond To Report Of Child Hit By Car In Dorchester
• Growing Wildfires Trigger Air Quality Alert Including Vail, Glenwood Springs, Craig And Meeker
• Violent Father's Day Weekend In Baltimore: At Least 8 Shot & 2 Dead
• Runner Does Grandma's Marathon Months After Bone Marrow Transplant: 'Who Gets A Gift Like That?'
• Video Captures Shooting That Left Young Father Gyovanny Arzuaga Dead, Woman Injured During Puerto Rican Pride Celebration In Humboldt Park
• 'It's Going To Be Total Chaos': Ramp From Rt. 28 To Highland Park Bridge Closing Tomorrow For 3 Months
• Father, Son Bryce Share Special Bond And The Same Surgeon
• With 10 Days Left In Special Session, Legislators Still Have Plenty Of Work To Do
• George Floyd Square, Uptown Intersection Reopen To Traffic
• Police: 2 Dead, 2 Seriously Injured, Following Crash In Severn
• Minnesota Weather: Monday Will Be Coolest Day Since Late May
• Sixers Lose, 103-96, To Hawks In Game Seven Of Eastern Conference Semifinals
• Shooting Near Banquet Hall In Dallas Leaves 8 Injured, Including 2 Children
• 'It's Absolutely Unreal': Southlake Carroll's Hailey Hernandez To Represent US At Summer Olympics
• Rash Of Shootings In Humboldt Park Community This Weekend Have Left 2 Dead, 10 Injured
• LAUSD Partners With Array 101, Founded By Ava Duvernay, To Use Films Like "Selma" In Summer Curriculum
• 'Today Was The Day' Relish Celebrates First Orioles Hot Dog Race Victory
• McGuire Hits 3 Doubles As Ryu, Blue Jays Beat Orioles 7-4
• Bill That Would Ban Discrimination Against LGTBQ Jurors Reintroduced
• Oakland Lake Merritt Juneteenth Festivities Marred by Deadly Mass Shooting
• Fritzie Fritzshall -- Holocaust Survivor, Activist, And Illinois Holocaust Museum And Education Center President -- Dies At 91
• Two COVID Mass Vaccination Sites To Close This Week
• 2 Men In Critical Condition,14-Year-Old Boy Injured In North Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Incredible Putts On 17 And 18 Lift Jon Rahm To U.S. Open Crown, His First Major Championship
• Man Critically Injured By Glass Shards After Gunman Fires Shots At Doorway Of His South Shore Home
• Nurses' Strike At Saint Vincent Hospital Becomes 2nd-Longest In State History
• Pujols passes Ott for runs, Diamondbacks' skid reaches 17
• GBMC Hosts Annual Father's Day 5K Race
• Firefighters Extinguish Fire That Started In The Walls, Spread To Ceiling Of Buena Park Strip Mall
• Twins Win 4th In Row In 4-2 Victory Over Rangers
• Paratransit: New Rental Car Service For People With Disabilities In Sacramento
• Tender Bridge Foundation Starts Street Hockey Team For Children In Baltimore
• Tigers overcome Ohtani's 23rd HR, hold off Angels 5-3 in 10
• Community MVP: Dominic Nell Is Working To Restore West Baltimore
• With California's Reopening, Father's Day Celebrations Regain Some Sense Of Normalcy Across The Southland
• Man Arrested After Traffic Stop Uncovers Meth, Heroin, Mushrooms In Roseville
• Northern Regional Police Officers Rescue Kitten Trapped Under Car Hood
• CBS 2's Luke Stuckmeyer Enjoys Father's Day As A Dad For First Time
• Dorchester Church Joins National Father's Day Challenge, Calls For 'Summer Of Peace'
• St. Paul's Sanneh Foundation Damaged In Overnight Fire
• Part Of East Carson Street To Close During Vice President Kamala Harris' Visit To Pittsburgh
• Flores Homers Twice, Giants Rout Phillies 11-2
• Homestead Grays Bridge Rededicated With Special Ceremony
• Wanda 'Fernie' Winter, Credited With Bringing Funnel Cakes To State Fair Of Texas, Dies
• Assailants Who Were Seen Surrounding Man On Divvy Bikes, Knocked Him Down And Stole His Bike Are Suspected In Multiple Downtown Attacks
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Making Violent Threats Toward Roseville Galleria Shoppers, Businesses
• William Todd Killed In Brooklyn Park Crash
• Mount Washington Shop 'N Save Celebrates Christmas In June
• Albino Chavez Rubio Dies While Working Inside Minnetonka Water Tower
• White Sox' Keuchel Chased Early, Beaten In First Start Against Astros
• Flores Homers Twice, Giants Rout Phillies 11-2
• Fiery Fatal Car Crash In Irvine Kills One Victim, Identified As 20-Year-Old Nicholas Beamon
• NYPD: Man In Wheelchair Grazed On Cheek By Stray Bullet In Crown Heights
• COVID-19 Vaccination Event For Dads Held In Chatham This Father's Day, As Part Of Black Men Heal Project
• NYPD Looking For Alleged Police Impersonator Accused Of Posing As Detective To Threaten, Steal From Victims
• Take A Tour Of The Fire Damage In Rocky Mountain National Park After Last Year's Historic Wildfire Season
• Hot Air Balloon Crashes At Chatfield State Park, 3 People Injured
• Queens Couple Celebrates First Father's Day As Parents With Newborn Triplets
• Teen Driver Breaks Arm Trying To Stop Truck From Rolling Into Lake Pueblo
• Chappelle documentary is first Radio City show since March 2020
• Police: Several People Injured After Two Vehicles Collide In Duquesne
• Woman Killed, 12-Year-Old And Infant In Critical Condition After Hit-And-Run Crash
• 2 Children Drown, 2 Others Left In Critical Condition After Being Pulled From Lake Michigan In Separate Incidents This Weekend
• Ramp Reopens From Northbound Interstate 25 To U.S. 36 After Suspicious Motorcycle Investigation
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Isolated Showers, High Humidity Overnight; Sizzling Trend Continues Monday
• Shohei Ohtani: Japan's Babe Ruth
• How a militia group mobilized for the Capitol assault
• 60 Minutes interviews the prosecutors of Derek Chauvin
• Kansas City Royals Rally To Beat Boston Red Sox 7-3
• South Florida Star MMA Fighter Jorge Masvidal Delivers Father's Day Gifts To 30 Fans
• Only 60% Of City Pools Will Open This Summer As Philadelphia Parks And Recreation Struggle To Find Lifeguards
• Angela Beard, 55, Identified As Victim Of South LA Drive-By Shooting
• Trauma Support, Other Resources Being Sent To Communities Impacted By Weekend Violence, Mayor Jim Kenney Says
• Royal Caribbean's Freedom Of The Seas Leaves PortMiami For First Simulated Sailing
• Suspect Fires Shotgun Into Stockton Home, Injures 2 People
• Police Call In SWAT Team After Woman Is Found Shot At Club Quarters Central Loop Hotel Downtown
• Booker gets first triple-double, Suns beat Clippers 120-114
• Mills, Bullpen Help Cubs Bounce Back, Blank Marlins
• Denver Weather: New Cold Front Will Kick Up Late Evening, Overnight Rain Showers
• Baltimore City Delays Implementation Of Plastic Ban
• A young girl's impact on the Derek Chauvin trial
• Suspect Arraigned In Killing Of UC Davis Graduate Catherine Serou In Russia
• Cubs Bounce Back To Blank Marlins 2-0
• Race and America as told through the years on 60 Minutes
• Cleveland Indians Avoid Three-Game Sweep By Pittsburgh Pirates With 2-1 Win
• Rally Held Urging Removal Of Confederate Statue In Talbot County
• Dallas Carter Alum Sha'Carri Richardson Notches Win At Olympic Trials
• Family Not Taking Time Together For Granted After Father's Battle With COVID-19
• 2-Alarm Fire Reported In Anne Arundel County
• Yankees Turn Game-Ending Triple-Play, Beat A's 2-1
• Boy, 5, Falls From Second Floor Window
• Dallas ISD Summer Meals Program
• Yankees Third Triple Play Of Season Ends Game In Win Over A's
• Schwarber's Hat Trick Of Homers Lifts Nationals Over Mets
• Police: 7 People Hospitalized After Two-Vehicle Crash, 1 Child In Critical Condition
• Fifth Person Dies After Mass Shooting At House In Englewood
• Man wanted in 3 Oregon deaths arrested in Milwaukee
• Massachusetts Reports 41 New COVID Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• 1 dead after parade participant accidentally drives into crowd
• South Florida's Coyote Population Has Boomed
• Volunteers Plant Trees In Neighborhoods Near Central 70 Project
• Police Find Car, Arrest 3 People In Gunpoint Carjacking In Ashburn
• Yankees Turn Game-Ending Triple-Play, Beat A's 2-1
• Indoor Mask Mandate Ends On West Virginia's 158th Birthday
• Nebraska Sending State Troopers To Help At Southern Texas Border
• Biden spends Father's Day golfing with grandson
• Chicago Pride History Makers: Lasaia Wade, Jae Rice And Kwyn Townsend-Riley
• Texas Deputy Constable's Wife, Stepdaughter Shot During Home Invasion, Police Say
• Kohl's Plans To Close All Stores On Thanksgiving Day
• Woman Shot Dead While Riding In Car In Bucktown
• Suffolk County Police Looking For 2 Missing Teens From Lindenhurst
• Man Killed In 'Random' Shooting In St. Cloud, Police Say
• 'Devastating': 1-Year-Old Angelo Nicoloro Drowned During Wrentham Father's Day Celebration
• Overrun National Forests Prompt Action From US Congress
• Body Of Missing Kayaker Found In Particularly Difficult Section Of Crystal River
• Man Killed, Two Others Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash In Homan Square
• Gottlieb Says US Needs New Vaccine Strategy As Pace Of Shots Lags
• Small Plane Crashes Into Fence At Lee Airport
• Rep. Jim McGovern: Republicans Who Voted Against Gold Medals For Police Protecting Capitol During Riots Are 'Cowards'
• Suspect Accused Of Forcing Woman To Perform Sex Act, Then Robbing Her In Queens
• Woman Arrested At O.C. Hotel On Suspicion Of Arson
• Fights Follow Teen's Shooting In St. Cloud Parking Ramp Overnight
• Long Beach Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Shooting
• Gov. Jared Polis Signs 3 Gun Bills Into Law
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Truck Slams Into Spectators At Stonewall Pride Parade In Wilton Manors
• Juneteenth Celebration In Aurora Filled With Meaning For Community
• Thieves Steal Catalytic Converters From Cars In Living Community For Older Adults
• Man Shot In River North Parking Garage
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz
• Facing South Florida: Spanish Language Media in South Florida
• Five Vehicle Accident Leaves Seven Injured, Including Volunteer Firefighter
• Pedestrian Injured After Being Struck By Car On Route 120 In Wauconda Township
• Fiona Hill welcomes new Russia sanctions over Navalny poisoning
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 127 New Cases, 9 More Deaths Sunday
• Jerry Remy Returning To Broadcast Booth Following Health Scare
• Transcript: Lonnie G. Bunch III on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Daniel Pink on "Face the Nation"
• Vacaville Police Seek Help In Identifying Neighborhood Peeper
• Miami-Dade PD Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting Where Suspects Tried Running Over Sergeant
• Schiff says U.S. should go "on offense" in response to cyberattacks
• Horse Brought To Safety After Trailer Catches Fire On Route 24 In Brockton
• Transcript: Fiona Hill on "Face the Nation"
• Zach Trotman Announces Retirement From NHL
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Face Coverings No Longer Required For Parishioners Who Are Fully Vaccinated
• Transcript: Adam Schiff on "Face the Nation"
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Zero COVID Related Deaths For First Time Since October 2020
• Tropical Depression Claudette Still Producing Heavy Rains Over Much Of Southeastern US
• Report: COVID-19 Vaccine Rates Among Police, Fire Agencies Is Lower Than Other Adults
• Inside So Cal: 6/20 Wrap-Up
• D.C. United Beats 9-Man Inter Miami 1-0
• Bobby Flay on the next generation of cooking heroes
• Seth Meyers, late night's "Mr. Nice Guy"
• Ohio Twp. Police Officer And His K9 Help Rescue Missing Man Who Fell Down Hillside
• Are reparations the answer to America's historic racial wealth gap?
• Woman Shot After Humboldt Park Crash; Man Walking By Also Struck By Gunfire
• Jim Gaffigan: Are we naïve to believe it's over?
• The hit series "It's a Sin": When AIDS was new and unknown
• Bridgewater Woman Hurt After Crashing ATV During Rainstorm On New Hampshire Trail
• Wings Hit 17 3s, Beat Lynx 95-77
• Malcolm Gladwell on "The Bomber Mafia"
• Pepi's 2nd-Half Goal Lifts FC Dallas To 1-1 Draw With Minnesota United
• Twins Take Lead On Consecutive Wild Pitches, Top Rangers 3-2
• Pa. State Police Investigating Fatal Crash In Washington Co.
• Building a canoe — and rebuilding a relationship with his late father
• How mRNA technology is altering vaccine treatments
• NYC Mayoral Candidates React As Kathryn Garcia, Andrew Yang Make Joint Campaign Stops
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Toasty Father's Day, Slim Risk For Storms; Humidity Peaks Monday
• Canadian Sculptor Crowned Winner Of Annual Hampton Beach Sand Competition
• Astronauts deploy solar array in second attempt
• Michigan Matters: Discouraging Distracted Drivers
• Pre-Pandemic Saturday Night Vibe Returns To San Francisco Bars, Restaurants
• Night Market Returns To Market Square
• Pittsburgh Zoo Hosts COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
• Green Skies Spotted As Severe Weather Moves Through Ohio On Friday
• Biden's dog Champ has died, White House says
• New fossils reveal one of the largest land mammals ever found
• Pittsburgh's City-County Building Illuminated In Honor Of Juneteenth
• Juneteenth Celebrations Across New York City Take On New Meaning In 2021
• Pittsburgh Weather: Spotty Showers, Chances Of Storms, Severe Weather
• Police Investigating After Juvenile Male Shot While Answering Door At Mt. Washington Home
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/20 Father's Day Forecast
• Condo Collapse: Former Maintenance Manager William Espinosa Was Concerned About Saltwater Intrusion
• Sunday's Show Info (6/20/21)
• Woman, 2 Men Injured In West Baltimore Triple Shooting

Videos from June 20, 2021

• A father and son with a shared passion for flying take to the skies
• Great white shark sightings in South Africa becoming increasingly rare
• China making progress on new space station
• India struggles with COVID-19 as a new infection targets survivors
• Travel surges as Delta variant raises alarms
• 1 killed when pickup truck crashes into Pride parade in Florida
• "For the People Act" faces stiff opposition from GOP
• Legends: Brian Shaw
• The Oath Keepers militia group's path to breaching the Capitol
• The prosecution team in the Derek Chauvin murder trial speaks to 60 Minutes
• The Charleston Church Shooting: Six Years Later
• Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch III: Full Face the Nation interview
• Largest pride parade in Central Europe returns despite pandemic and backlash
• Humanitarian crisis unfolds in Ethiopia's Tigray region
• Talks to revive Iran nuclear deal after election
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 6/20/2021
• Lonnie Bunch, head of the Smithsonian Institution, on preserving history
• Fiona Hill welcomes "obligatory" new U.S. sanctions on Russia over Navalny poisoning
• Ebrahim Raisi wins election as Iran's president as nuclear deal talks resume
• Face The Nation: Pink, Hill, Bunch
• Author Daniel Pink sees "enduring form of hybrid work" emerging from pandemic
• Gottlieb says U.S. needs new vaccine strategy as vaccination rate lags
• Experts stress importance of vaccines as Delta variant spreads
• Schiff says U.S. should go "on offense" in response to cyberattacks
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," June 20
• 6/20: Schiff, Gottlieb, Pink, Hill, Bunch
• Nature: Wild horse sanctuary
• Remembering "Sunday Morning" producer Judy Hole
• Bobby Flay on the next generation of cooking heroes
• Seth Meyers, late night's "Mr. Nice Guy"
• Are reparations the answer to America's historic racial wealth gap?
• Jim Gaffigan: Are we naïve to believe it's over?
• "It's a Sin": Drama at the beginning of the AIDS crisis
• Malcolm Gladwell on "The Bomber Mafia"
• Building a canoe, and ties to his late father
• A triathlete's mentor
• Using mRNA tech beyond COVID vaccines