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Articles from August 15, 2021

• Hollywood Hills Hit-And-Run Injures 5 Pedestrians, 2 Teens Critically Injured
• PG&E Says Power Shutoffs Likely This Week Due To Dixie Fire, High Winds
• 'Help Me Find My Manatee': Westminster Family Hoping Someone Will Spot Their Car That Was Stolen, And A Precious Stuffed Animal Inside
• 14 Paralympic Swimmers Head To Tokyo After Training In Colorado
• Inmate Who Walked Away From Firefighting Camp In Calaveras County Found In Bakersfield
• Caught On Camera: LAPD Officer Suspended After Allegedly Punching Restrained Suspect In Face
• LAUSD Classes Start Monday Amid A Spike In New Daily Infections Due To Delta Variant
• Chicago Weather: Beautiful Forecast For Next Few Days To Come
• Woman Struck, Critically Wounded By Stray Bullet In Bedroom In Hermosa Neighborhood
• DeRozan, Ball, Caruso All Hoping They Can Do Something Special With The Bulls
• Rep. Jake Auchincloss On Afghanistan Collapse To Taliban: 'As A Veteran, It's Painful'
• NYPD Precincts Collecting Supplies For Haiti In Wake Of Deadly Earthquake
• Dodgers Beat Up Mets, Complete Weekend Sweep
• Mother Warns Others After Child Is Bit 'Out Of Nowhere' By Coyote On Provincetown Beach
• Man, 32, Killed In Chaska Crash
• Live Updates From CBS News: Pentagon Sending Another 1,000 Troops To Afghanistan As Taliban Takes Control
• 67-Year-Old Thomas Smith Shot, Killed In Camden, Police Say
• Death Toll From Devastating Haiti Earthquake Jumps To 1,297
• Nearly 800 Pittsburgh Public Schools Students To Change From Bus Riders To Walkers This School Year
• 2 NYC State Senators Reportedly On Kathy Hochul's Wish List For Lieutenant Governor
• Passport Fair Held At South LA Post Office Sunday, With More Scheduled At Other Area Post Offices
• Former Cowboys DB Everson Walls Talks Lessons Learned Through Hardships In Life
• MN State Fair Needs Hundreds More Workers Ahead Of Aug. 26 Return
• New York State Police Still Investigating What Caused Tour Bus To Roll Over Upstate On Thruway, Injuring 57
• Walz Extends $100 Vaccine Reward Program Through Aug. 22
• Burnsville Team Tapped To Represent Minnesota In Special Olympics Softball: 'These Kids Are More Than Just Athletes'
• Muncy Hits 2 HRs, Scherzer Sharp As Dodgers Rout Mets 14-4
• North Carolina Courage Score On Penalty Kick, Red Stars Lose
• Live Updates From CBS News: Embassy In Kabul Successfully Evacuated
• NYC Vaccine Mandate Starts Monday For Indoor Dining, Gyms And Entertainment Venues
• Maryland Coronavirus State Of Emergency Ends As Cases Spike
• New Hope Automobile Show Wraps Up At New Hope-Solebury High School
• Rio Linda Collision Leaves 5 Hospitalized
• La Stella, Wood Keep Giants Rolling, Top Rockies 5-2
• Fowles, Collier Lead Lynx To 88-78 Win Over Liberty
• Polanco's Sac Fly In 9th Lifts Twins Over Rays 5-4
• One Person Injured When Car Slams Into Front Of Store In River Grove
• CBS California Opinion Poll Shows Newsom With Thin Advantage in Recall
• Man Shot, Killed Outside West Baltimore Hospital, Police Say
• Stojanovic Scores For Third Time In Last Two Games As Fire Beat Columbus Crew
• Veteran Stanley Saks Celebrates 100th Birthday In Warminster
• Joe Walton, Head Coach Who Took Jets To Playoffs Twice In 1980s, Dies At Age 85
• Copper, Quigley Lead Sky To OT Win Over Storm
• White Sox Lose To Yankees For Second Time After Winning Field Of Dreams Game
• Andy Dalton Evaluates Some Struggles In Bears' Preseason Opener, Says Justin Fields 'Played Great'
• Family Of Staff Sgt. Dylan Elchin 'Can't Believe' What's Happening In Afghanistan
• Dallas ISD To Keep Mask Mandate Despite Texas Supreme Court Ruling
• North Miami Mayor: Haiti Earthquake Relief Efforts Should 'Concentrate On How We're Going To Help The Survivors'
• 2 Injured In Shooting At Sacramento's McClatchy Park
• Revisiting Christopher Currid's Hit-And-Run Anniversary One Year Later
• Gov. Pritzker Honors Gold Star Families At Illinois State Fair, Signs Legislation To Improve Services For Servicemembers And Veterans
• Quincy Man In Custody After Child, 4, Accidentally Shot In Abdomen
• With Skyrocketing Death Toll, Local Organizations Work To Save Lives After Saturday's 7.2 Magnitude Quake In Haiti
• Annual Softball Game Connects Baltimore City Kids With Police, City Leaders
• Minnesota Weather: Red Flag Alert For Fire Risk Expires
• Nonprofit Who Is Hussain Chicago Fills Backpacks With School Supplies For CPS Students
• Texas Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Gov. Abbott, Temporarily Blocks Dallas County Mask Mandate
• Salvation Army Helps Children Prepare For New School Year
• 'Meet Me On The Mile' Brings Festivity And Entertainment To North Michigan Avenue
• Afghanistan Falls to the Taliban; U.S. Adds Forces to Help Evacuate Kabul
• Detmers Pitches Halos Past Astros 3-1 For 1st Big League Win
• 'Tensions In The Community' Over Masks Prompts Police To Increase Presence At Eagle County Schools
• Denver Police Officers Help Clean Up Graffiti
• Cortes Provides 6 Stellar Innings, Yankees Survive Shaky 9th To Take Series From First-Place White Sox
• 'All Hands On Deck': Rain, Clogged Drain Flood Areas Of Texas Capitol
• Sen. Schumer Urges Law Enforcement To Go After Fake Vaccination Cards Being Sold On The Internet
• Family Of 20-Year-Old Aniya Blandon, Killed By Suspected Drag Race Last Week, Hold Protest In Crown Heights
• La Stella, Wood Keep Giants Rolling Over Rockies
• Amber Alert Canceled, 12-Year-Old Western Colorado Girl Found Safe In Northglenn
• Collapsing passengers and a contentious plan: The COVID flight from hell
• Organization teaching prisoners in Africa how to defend themselves in court
• Driver Arrested In Thornton On DUI Charges After Refusing To Stop, Crashing U-Haul Truck Into Another Car
• How COVID-19 transformed the Kenyan court system
• Will driverless trucks soon share our roads?
• Renters Worried As Maryland's Eviction Moratorium Expires
• 1 Injured, House Burned in 5-Acre Brush Fire in Contra Costa County
• Death Toll From Earthquake That Rocked Haiti Soars To Nearly 1,300
• Norwegian Gem Sets Sails From PortMiami For 1st Time Since Start Of COVID Pandemic
• More And More Chicago Bars, Restaurants, And Other Businesses Are Requiring COVID-19 Vaccination For Entry
• After Her Son Was Shot And Killed, Pittsburgh Mother Moves To Become Beacon Of Change In Community
• Multiple Southwestern Pennsylvania Counties Have 'High' COVID-19 Transmission
• Castellanos Scores 2 Goals, NYCFC Beats Inter Miami 2-0
• Modesto Officer In Critical Condition After Being Shot; Suspect Arrested
• Some Kids Don't Want To Return To In-Person Schooling
• Beer Run Events In Minnesota
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/15 Sunday Evening Forecast
• Man, Woman Beaten In Attempted Robbery Downtown
• Phillies Lose 7-4 To Cincinnati Reds
• Man Arrested for Allegedly Brandishing Gun in Parking Dispute Outside Menlo Park Safeway
• Defense To Present Case Monday In Trial Of Man Charged With Murder Of Yarmouth Police Sgt. Sean Gannon
• Man Shot And Killed In El Monte, Shooter Remains At-Large
• Father And Daughter James And Jenna Ripley Killed In Motorcycle Crash On Route 58 In Hanson
• Cubs Match Longest Slide Of Season With 11 Straight Losses As They Drop Another Game To Marlins
• Peters Hits 2 Homers as Rangers Beat A's 7-4
• 1 Dead After Party Boat With Over 50 People On Board Capsizes On Texas Lake
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot 6 Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• LA County's Surge Continues With 3,356 New Cases Of COVID-19
• University Of Pittsburgh Police Investigating Attempted Burglary On Semple Street
• Chisholm Homers As Marlins Beat Reeling Cubs 4-1
• Baltimore City Mourns Longtime Youth Basketball Coach Anthony Lewis
• Shooting At San Antonio Sports Bar Leaves 3 Dead, 2 Injured
• Willy Adames Scores Twice As Brewers Take Series From Pirates
• Pennsylvania Man Sentenced To 13 Years For Smuggling Cocaine In Peppers
• Grace Downgraded To Tropical Depression
• Rodriguez Beats O's Again; Boston Wins 6-2 To Finish Sweep
• Pentagon Sending Another 1,000 Troops To Afghanistan As Taliban Takes Control
• Amesbury Farm Named Top Apple Picking Spot In The US, According To Yelp
• Boston Beats Slumping Orioles 6-2 To Seal Sweep
• Fatal Stabbing Of Man In Oxnard Marks City's 10th Homicide This Year
• Falmouth Road Race Returns With Nearly 8,000 Runners And Olympic Bronze Medalist Molly Seidel
• 2 Hospitalized After Hit-And-Run In Northwestern Minnesota; Investigation Underway
• 19-Year-Old Charged In Deaths Of 2 Ohio Men He Met Online Held On $2 Million Bail
• 2 Arrested, Ghost Gun Seized at San Jose Sideshows
• Man Who Invited Public To Wife's Funeral After El Paso Mass Shooting Dies
• Woman Hurt In Dinkytown Shooting
• Man Accused Of Firing Shots Into The Air In Fullerton In Custody
• July Was Hottest Month On Record, NOAA Says
• Dixie Fire Update: Thunderstorms, Heat Fuel Still-Growing Wildfires
• Dallas Police's Street Racing Task Force Arrests 81 People At Multiple 'Takeover Events'
• 10th Tornado Confirmed In July 29 Pennsylvania-New Jersey Storms
• Police Officer, 2 Others Hospitalized After Vehicle Crashes Into Squad Car In North Minneapolis
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting In North Philadelphia
• Broncos Coach Vic Fangio 'Thrilled' By Strong Play Of Drew Lock And Teddy Bridgewater In First Preseason Game
• Cuomo Accuser Charlotte Bennett Calls Assembly Decision To Suspend Impeachment Probe: 'The Coward's Way Out'
• Eastbound I-80 Lanes in Solano County Reopen Following Injury Crash Involving Trailer
• All Yuba County Evacuations Lifted In Glen Fire
• Flash Flood Threat Elevated Over Burn Scars Sunday, Including In Glenwood Canyon
• No More Mandatory Evacuation For Olympus Towers & Marina In Hallandale Beach
• Red Sox Claim Travis Shaw Off Waivers From Brewers
• 4 People Shot In Stockton Overnight
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on August 15, 2021
• Early Morning Shooting In South Minneapolis Leaves 1 Man Dead
• U.S. Ambassador Leaves Afghanistan Embassy As Kabul Falls To Taliban
• Ohio Woman Killed In Crash That Threw Her Off Motorcycle
• Greater Miami Jewish Federation Establishes Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund
• Woman Shot And Killed By Saugus Police Identified As Stephanie Gerardi
• Boy, 14, Crashes Stolen Vehicle In St. Cloud Train Yard
• Former Credit Union Branch Manager Facing Charges After Allegedly Embezzling $340,000, Starting Fire
• Motorcyclist, 68, In Critical Condition After Riverside Crash
• Shooting Leads Two SUVs To Crash Into Restaurant In Archer Heights
• 2 Women Killed, 2 Hospitalized After 2-Car Crash In Long Beach
• UPMC Holding Multiple COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics The Rest Of This Month
• Arrest In Killing Of Woman Found In Shallow Grave In 2003 In Mammoth Lakes
• New Photo: Search Continues For Man Accused Of Shooting 15-Year-Old
• Teen Hit By Distracted Driver While Riding Horse Near Turlock Dies In Hospital, Family Says
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Reinstating Obligation To Attend Mass In Person For Catholics
• Three Teens Shot In Chatham
• 27 Vietnam Veterans Who Died From Complications Of Agent Orange Honored In Lawrence County
• Police: Man Gropes 61-Year-Old Woman In Upper Manhattan
• United Way Of Lawrence County Holding 'Celebrating Our Latino Families' Community Health Fair
• Sales Tax Free Week Kicks Off For Shoppers In Connecticut
• Transcript: Dr. Rosalind Osgood on "Face the Nation"
• Special Enrollment Period For 'Pennie' Health Insurance Ends At Midnight
• COVID: Outbreak at Santa Rita Jail Leads to Suspension of In-Person Visits
• Video Of NYC Parks Enforcement Arresting Woman For Walking Dogs Without Leashes Sparks Outrage
• San Jose Police Arrest DUI Suspect in Fatal Hit-and-Run Crash
• Transcript: New York Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul on "Face the Nation"
• CicLAvia Returns In Wilmington After 1-Year Break Due To Pandemic
• Transcript: Representative Steve Scalise on "Face the Nation"
• 8 Of 14 Counties In Massachusetts Now At High Risk For COVID-19 Transmission, CDC Says
• Amber Alert Issued For 12-Year-Old Audra Hadrath, Who May Be In Denver Area
• 2 Hurt After Vehicle Crashes Into Ravine In Marian Byrnes Park
• Traffic Moving Again Through Glenwood Canyon For First Time This Month After I-70 Closure Due To Mudslides
• Officers Stop Theft Suspect at Salinas Business
• Downed Power Lines Cut Electricity for Hours in San Anselmo
• Three People Killed In Overnight Accident Along MD Route 140 In Westminster
• Marlins Rally Late Extend Cubs' Losing Streak To 10
• Light Of Life Hosts Largest Yinzer 4.12K Race With Record-Breaking Turnout
• Brush Fire in Contra Costa Prompts Evacuation Warning Saturday Evening
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Debbie Wasserman Schultz
• Four Shot In Grand Crossing
• Colorado Weather: Huge Plume Of Thick Wildfire Smoke Returns By Monday
• CBS News poll: California's vaccinated say unvaccinated are adding risk
• Disturbing Video: Man Beaten, Slashed And Left Unconscious After Brutal Attack In The Bronx
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 800 New Cases & 4 Deaths Reported Sunday
• Facing South Florida: COVID Mask Mandate Controversy
• Garden City Restaurant Owners Pushing Back Against Orders To Remove Outdoor Dining Structures: 'It's Illogical'
• Pittsburgh Public Schools To Host Virtual Community Talk Back On Monday
• Clive Davis and the return of concerts in NYC
• The Big Apple returns in "New York State of Mind"
• Keller @ Large: Too Late For Sports Betting To Have An Impact In Massachusetts?
• "CODA" actress Marlee Matlin on making noise
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/15 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• Word play: A visit to D.C.'s Planet Word
• Helping students cope with the pressure to succeed
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine And Seasonable Temperatures
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Beaver County
• Fire lookouts keep watch over threatened forests
• New York's Haitian Community Reeling After Deadly Earthquake Strikes Haiti
• Brewery Offers Free Lunch During COVID Vaccine Clinic In Boston
• Scooper Bowl Hopes To Raise $150,000 For Jimmy Fund This Week With New Format
• Newbury Street Closed To Traffic For Next 3 Sundays For Shoppers
• Massachusetts Sales Tax Free Weekend Ends Sunday
• Michigan Matters: The Boys of Summer: on Careers, Life & Helping Metro Detroit
• CBS3 Pet Project: When A Little Bite Becomes A Bigger Problem
• Mashpee TikToker Anthony Varela Goes Viral After Reading Messages In Neighborhood Facebook Groups
• Tom Brady Plays One Series As Tampa Bay Buccaneers Lose Preseason Opener To Cincinnati
• Philadelphia's Haitian Chamber Of Commerce Discusses Support Efforts For Those Affected By Earthquake, Will Head To Haiti Soon
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Nicetown
• Afghan president flees the country as Taliban moves to take Kabul
• Freeland Goes 6 to Win 3rd Straight, Rockies Top Giants 4-1
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler, Cloudy Sunday
• Weekly Catholic Mass Obligation In Pa. Set To Resume
• Live Nation To Require Proof Of Vaccination Against COVID-19 Or A Negative Test For All Shows
• Jason Aldean Concert Goers Left Sitting In Traffic Due To Storms, Severe Weather
• Volunteers Spread Cheer For 'Kindness Day' In Uniontown
• Pirates Lose 6-0, Split Doubleheader With Brewers
• Lancaster Man Charged With Homicide After Police Discover Human Head In Freezer
• Vehicle Crashes Into Beltzhoover Home After Person Shot, Killed
• Meghan Schiller Receives 'Person Of The Year' Award From Whitehall Borough
• Bored On Board Onboard - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• The Not Ness Monster - Wellington Paranormal
• Healthy Balance - Dead Pixels
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/15 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Walk on the Ocean - Roswell, New Mexico
• Traffic Changes After South Side Building Collapse Impacting Businesses
• Bellinger Sends Dodgers Past Mets In 10 Innings
• From Simple Sources - The Republic Of Sarah
• Summer School: Chapter Two - DC's Stargirl
• Last Sons of Krypton - Superman & Lois
• Chapter Eighty-Eight: Citizen Lodge - Riverdale
• Pretty in Pink - In The Dark
• Bobby - Coroner
• Wilson Solid, Efficient In Jets Debut Against Giants
• All We Do is Say Goodbye - The Outpost
• Scorched Earth - Burden of Truth
• She Lives in a Showplace Penthouse - Dynasty

Videos from August 15, 2021

• Death toll from Haitian earthquake rises to over 700
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Women describe life under the Taliban
• Will driverless trucks soon share our roads?
• Legends: Lawrence Tanter
• Inside the organization helping prisoners in Africa become lawyers and paralegals
• CDC had contentious plan for flight filled with COVID-exposed cruise passengers
• 8/15/2021: Hell Flight, Justice Defenders, Kings of the Road
• Sheep help restore native habitat on Waseca Solar Farm
• Canada has opened the border to American citizens
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken defends U.S. policy in Afghanistan
• Coronavirus deaths have spiked in the past month
• CBS News senior foreign correspondent Charlie D'Agata breaks down situation in Afghanistan
• Taliban sweeps across Afghanistan
• CBS News poll: California's vaccinated say unvaccinated are adding risk; strongly support mandates
• Fate of Afghan nationals who helped U.S. military in question
• 10,000 Americans awaiting evacuation from Kabul in Afghanistan, sources say
• U.S. accelerates evacuations from Afghanistan as Taliban overuns Kabul
• Haitian chef speaks out on devastation following 7.2 magnitude earthquake
• Taliban captures Afghanistan capital, effectively conquering country after 20 years of U.S. occupation
• U.S. consumer prices rising, but experts say there's no cause for panic
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 8/15/2021
• CBS News poll: California's vaccinated say unvaccinated are adding risk
• Head of Broward County School Board defends school mask mandate
• Hochul says she's "prepared on day 1" to take over as New York governor
• U.S. ambassador leaves embassy for Kabul airport as Taliban moves in
• Face the Nation: Martin, Hochul, Osgood
• Scalise says Biden administration to blame for "epic failure" in Afghanistan
• Taliban faced little resistance in rout of Afghan forces
• Afghan government negotiation transfer of power to Taliban as U.S. withdrawal comes to a close
• Fauci says COVID-19 surges "entirely preventable," urges vaccinations
• COVID-19 hospitalizations skyrocket across U.S.
• 8/15: Fauci, Scalise, Hochul
• Nature: Bison and calves
• Clive Davis on "We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert"
• Goose love, in sickness and in health
• Taliban fighters reported at the gates of Afghan capital
• "CODA" actress Marlee Matlin on making noise
• Word play: A visit to D.C.'s Planet Word
• Helping students cope with the pressure to succeed
• Fire lookouts keep watch over threatened forests
• Sunday Summary: Headlines for August 15