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Articles from August 22, 2021

• Bookkeeper Rose Horn Sentenced For Embezzling More Than $1 Million
• Caldor Fire Evacuee Says She Was Forced From Hotel Room To Accommodate Someone Else
• Fans At SoFi Cheer For Chargers Despite Latest County Mask Mandate Inside Venue
• Afghan American Community In Laguna Beach Hold Vigil For Loved Ones Still In Afghanistan
• Lance Throws 2 TDs Passes As 49ers Rally To Beat Chargers
• Woman Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Minneapolis, Police Say
• Chicago Weather: Return To Hot Temperatures, Storm Chances
• Rev. Jesse Jackson, Wife Jacqueline 'Responding Positively To Their Treatments' After Testing Positive For COVID-19 And Going To Hospital
• Tracking Henri: Storm Downgraded To Tropical Depression; Flash Flooding Expected Across Tri-State
• Eloy Jimenez Says His First Homer After Returning To White Sox Was For Brady Nelson, A 12-Year-Old Boy With A Rare Brain Cancer
• COVID Delta Surge Puts Strain On Minnesota Hospitals: 'Everybody's Exhausted'
• Caught On Video: Suspect Bashes Straphanger In The Head With Hammer At Union Square Station
• State Officials Launch Investigation Into Whether Larry Elder Failed To Properly Disclose Income
• Tracking Henri: Long Island Avoids The Worst, But Mess Is Substantial
• Chicago Police Officer Ella French's Star Flies Over Chicago With Blue Angels; CPD Releases Memorial Video
• Tracking Henri: 4 Nursing Homes Evacuated As Parts Of Connecticut Experience Flooding Due To Storm Surge, Heavy Rains
• Prank Call Leads To Large Police Presence At Walmart On Federal Boulevard
• Tracking Henri: Relentless Rain Floods Residential Roads, Topples Trees In Bergen County
• Kennywood Employee Helps Encourage Plum Elementary School Student
• Girl Taken To Hospital After Boat Capsizes On Chatfield Reservoir
• Tracking Henri: Helmetta Provides Snapshot Of What Central New Jersey Residents Are Dealing With Due To Storm's Deluge
• LIRR, Metro-North Resume Regular Weekday Service Monday Following Suspensions Due To Henri
• Tracking Henri: Major Parkways In Westchester County Flood As Rivers Overflow
• Boston's Long Wharf Prepared For Potential Flooding At High Tide
• Downed Trees Create Power Outages In Massachusetts
• Trey Lance Throws 2 TD Passes as San Francisco 49ers Beat Los Angeles Chargers
• Quantrill, Indians Beat Angels 3-0 In Little League Classic
• 'I Will Remember Henri,' Huge Tree Falls, Punches Holes In Roof Of Auburn Home
• 'Definitely Could Have Been A Lot Worse,' Tree Crashes Onto Oxford Home During Tropical Storm Henri
• Power Crews Hope To Restore Electricity In Rhode Island Before Heat Returns Tuesday
• Philadelphia Weather: Region Still Seeing Effects From Henri As It Takes Aim At New England Coast
• Tropical Storm Henri Makes Landfall In Westerly, Rhode Island
• Accident Victim Calls on City of Hayward to Improve Safety at Notorious Intersection
• Rare Blue 'Sturgeon' Moon Overhead North Texas Sunday
• PGA Tour: Northern Trust Finals Monday Will Be Without Spectators Due To Tropical Storm Henri
• 'It Really Broke Our Heart': Crowd Gathers In Northeast Philadelphia To Support Local Afghan Community Following Taliban Takeover
• Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Closed For 1 Week Due To Wildfires
• North Texas College Students Returning To In-Person Classes Monday
• Body Found in Homeless Camp Near Beach at Half Moon Bay
• Blueshirts Legend Rod Gilbert, 'Mr. Ranger,' Dead At 80
• President Biden: Federal Government Prepared To Help All Areas Impacted By Henri
• Dallas Cowboys Lose 20-14 To Houston Texans
• Minnesota Weather: Hot And Muggy Monday; Several Storm Chances This Week
• Maryland Reaches Vaccination Goal, But The Fight Against COVID-19 Is Not Over Yet
• Henri Now A Tropical Depression
• Body Of Missing 2-Year-Old Girl In Limestone Township Found In Wooded Area
• Attorney General Brian Frosh Calls For Tighter Regulations On Ghost Guns
• Baez Returns With Bang, Mets Salvage Finale Against Dodgers
• Despite GG Park Cancellation, Hardly Strictly Festival Sponsors Live Music Sunday in SF Bayview
• Báez Returns, Mets Snap Dodgers' 9-Game Win streak, 7-2
• Rhys Hoskins Hits 2 HRs In Return, Phillies Beat Slumping Padres 7-4
• Evanston Fire Department Rescues 3 Men From Lake Michigan In 2 Separate Incidents
• Solano's Pinch-Hit, 2-Run Homer Rallies Giants Past A's
• Solano's Pinch-Hit 2-Run Homer Rallies Giants Past A's
• Orioles Set To Play 2022 MLB Little League Classic
• Police Issue Alert About Carjackings In Avondale, Albany Park, Old Irving Park
• Rodney Adams A Bright Spot In Bears' Not-So-Hot Preseason Game Against Bills, And He Was Celebrating Being A New Dad Too
• Report: Pirates Place Outfielder Gregory Polanco On Waivers
• Two Killed, One Injured In Eisenhower Expressway Shooting And Crash
• Off-Duty New Orleans Police Officer Killed At Texas Restaurant
• 'We Believe The Same Thing The CDC Believes:' PSEA Asking Parents To Have Children Wear Masks In The Classroom
• Summer Float Party On North Shore Channel Celebrates Health Of Chicago Area Waterways
• Steve Torrence Wins At Brainerd International Raceway; Now Has At Least 1 Victory At Every NHRA Track
• Tracking Henri: Suffolk County Avoids Hurricane-Strength Winds, But Bracing For Storm Surge
• Only Area Of Interest In Eastern Atlantic Has Low Development Potential
• New Jersey To Welcome Afghan Refugees, Gov. Phil Murphy Says
• Tropical Storm Henri Causes Flooding On Streets In Mercer County, New Jersey
• Officer Ella French Remembered At Annual 'Run To Remember' 5K For Families Of Chicago Police Officers
• New Speed Camera Mounted Near Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park At 76th And Racine
• Over 100 People March To Domino Park On Calle Ocho In Support Of Cuba's Fight For Freedom
• Police Search For Driver Who Struck, Killed Bicyclist In Glenview; Family Pleads With Driver To Surrender
• Orioles Lose To Braves 3-1, Baltimore's 18th Straight Loss
• Drought Causing Honey Production Decline In Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Hogan Criticizes Biden Administration's Handling Of Afghanistan
• Parents Of Miami-Dade Students Trying To Get Hands On Uniforms Before Start Of School Monday
• Race in the Ranks: Investigating racial bias in the U.S. military
• Philadelphia Gun Violence Survivor Collecting Personal Items That Belonged To Shooting Victims For National Museum Display
• Man Drowns In Lake Michigan Offshore From Rogers Park
• A trip to Iceland's newest volcano, Geldingadalir
• Dave Kindred goes back on the beat to cover high school girls basketball
• Photos: Chargers Vs. 49ers At SoFi Stadium
• Dallas Police: Driver Hits Pedestrian, Horse In Deep Ellum
• Right Place, Right Time: Volunteer Firefighter Driving By Helps Family In Carrick As Home Catches Fire
• Local Leaders In Markham Urge People To Get COVID-19 Vaccinations Before School Starts
• Iceland's newest volcano provides insight into Mars
• Half a century covering Muhammad Ali
• Cubs Hit Franchise-Record 13th Consecutive Loss At Wrigley Field As They Lose To Royals Again
• An F-22 pilot on the sting of racial bias in the Air Force
• Suspect Sought for Attempted Rape in Castro Valley
• Texas Congressman Troy Nehls Says He's Tested Positive For COVID-19
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Reaches 80% Vaccination Milestone
• Tracking Henri: Drivers Rescued From Flash Floods, Power Outages Reported In New Jersey
• Gervonta Davis Walks Away From Plane Crash In Florida
• Murdered And Missing Indigenous Survivors
• WATCH LIVE: AFRAM Virtual Concert Starts Sunday at 6 p.m.
• 3 Injured, House In Evans Seriously Damaged After Fire
• 1 Killed, 5 Wounded In Mass Shooting In Calumet Heights
• Coast Guard Helicopter Rescues 3 Stranded on Cliff Near Muir Beach
• Cape Cod Spared From The Majority Of Tropical Storm Henri: 'I've Seen Worse'
• Pirates Can't Finish Off The Sweep, Shutout 3-0 By Cardinals
• Police: Mother, 16-Month-Old Child In Critical Condition After Struck By Vehicle In Bucks County
• Fort Worth-Based American Airlines Enlisted To Help With Afghanistan Evacuation
• Biden Says Evacuations From Afghanistan 'Hard And Painful'
• Gov. Hogan Says He Has Received A Third Dose Of The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Police: 14-Year-Old In Stolen Vehicle, Shot In Head, Killed At Gas Station In Willingboro, New Jersey
• Tracking Henri: 'The Worst Of The Storm Is Yet To Come,' Nassau County Exec. Warns
• Bustin' A Move: CSU Police Welcome Back Students With Dancing Officers
• Apple II Manual From 1980 Signed By Steve Jobs Sells For Nearly $800,000 At Auction
• White Sox Clobbered As Rays Take 2 Of 3 In Series
• Ravens LB L.J. Fort Reportedly Out For The Year With Torn ACL
• San Jose Churches Eyed as Potential Sites for Homeless Housing
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Fight At Saturday's Steelers Preseason Game
• Ravens Tie NFL Record With 19th Straight Preseason Win, 20-3
• Teddy Bear Donation Can Be Lesson In Giving
• Game Day Preview: What To Expect At SoFi Stadium As Chargers Take On 49ers
• Missing Woman From Long Beach Found Safely In Lakewood
• Three People Shot Within An Hour And A Half On One Block In Lawndale
• Garland Police Arrest Suspect In 26-Year-Old Man's Murder
• Lingering Wildfire Smoke Prompts Bay Area Air Quality Advisory for Monday
• Tree Smashes Through Car Windshield In Palmer During Tropical Storm Henri
• MISSING: 16-Year-Old Taliyah McClinton; 1-Year-Old Son, Amir James, Has Been Located
• Photos From Tropical Storm Henri
• Bridgewater Shows Poise With Broncos' Preseason Win Over Seattle
• Steelers RB Najee Harris Thanks Fans For Making His 'First Home Game Electric'
• Don Everly Of Early Rock 'N' Roll Everly Brothers Dies At 84
• Rock Pioneer Don Everly Dead at 84
• Wolf Administration Says $20 Million In Pandemic Relief Allocated For Salon Industry
• Personal Relationships Help Close Vaccination Gap In Colorado's Black, Indigenous, People of Color Community
• Dixie Fire Update: Emotional Return To Fire Ravaged Greenville; 'This Is Going To Be A Tough Visit'
• Watch: Gov. Murphy Update On Henri's Impact In New Jersey
• Titans Coach Mike Vrabel Tests Positive For COVID After Joint Practices And Game Against Tom Brady's Bucs
• Watch: Gov. Ned Lamont Gives Update On Connecticut's Storm Response
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on August 22, 2021
• 'Praying For A Better Outcome': Haitian-American Elected Officials Gather To Pray For Those Back Home Impacted By Devastating Earthquake
• Caldor Fire Update: Wildfire Jumps Hwy 50, Grows to Over 98,000 Acres
• San Jose Police Search for Car Involved in Deadly Hit-and-Run
• Witnesses Sought Following Fatal Shooting Of 29-Year-Old Man In Azusa
• Allegheny County Pools Limits Hours To Saturdays And Sundays Starting On Monday
• 19-Year-Old Man Turns Himself In To Police In Connection To Brutal Attack Of Delivery Driver By Teens In Queen Village, Philadelphia Police Say
• National Hurricane Center Director Says Henri Could Flood Already-Saturated Areas Away From Coast
• Man Crossing Into Calif. Arrested After Allegedly Firing Multiple Rounds At Officers, Leading Them On Chase
• Mozell Jones Charged With Murder In Shooting At North Mpls. Home
• Highest Wind Gusts In Massachusetts And Rhode Island From Tropical Storm Henri
• Rev. Jesse Jackson And His Wife, Jacqueline, Hospitalized With COVID-19
• Woodland Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Peeping Into Homes
• Westmoreland Fair Opens To The Public This Weekend, Runs Through August 28
• Aurora Police Searching For 4 People Accused Of Trying To Lure Young Girls
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Man Hospitalized After Argument Ends In Gunfire In Fort Lauderdale
• Lane Restrictions On 28th Street Bridge, Part Of Rehabilitation Project
• Poor Conditions at Lake Sonoma Lead to Relocation of Coho Salmon
• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In Compton
• Inside SoCal: 8/22 Wrap-Up
• With Mask Mandate In Place, Miami-Dade Superintendent Hopes Focus Shifts To Main Challenges Of New School Year
• Study Finds Alaska Has The Priciest Pizza, Pennsylvania Ranks Sixth Most Expensive
• Transcript: Governor Larry Hogan on "Face the Nation," August 22, 2021
• Transcript: Ryan Crocker on "Face the Nation"
• Three Arrested For July Homicide After Woman Found Dead In Sacramento Residence
• Step Up And Give Back Volunteers Give 200 Gift Bags To First Responders
• Tropical Storm Henri Knocks Out Power In Part Of Newport, RI
• Blinken says U.S. will do "whatever it takes" to get Americans out of Kabul
• Watch: Gov. Andrew Cuomo Gives Henri Update
• Standing By Mask Mandate, Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho On Weekend Tour Of Schools
• Transcript: Nikki Haley on "Face the Nation"
• Nikki Haley faults Biden for "embarrassing failure" in Afghanistan
• Tracking Henri: State Of Emergency Declared In New York And Connecticut
• COVID: Most Tourists Prepared for San Francisco's Proof of Vaccination Requirement
• Warming Trend Kicks Off With A Shot Of Morning Smoke On Monday
• Facing South Florida: COVID Mask Mandate Controversy
• Police Launch Investigation After Shots Fired In The South Side
• Biggest Concern From Tropical Storm Henri Is Flooding, MEMA Director Says
• 1 Killed, 4 Injured In East Garfield Park Shooting
• Local Artists Show Off New Work In 'Celestial Beings Mural Festival' In Chinatown
• The singing doctor
• Afghanistan wasn't all for nothing, says Army vet
• Wild Pitch In 10th Inning Sends Padres Past Phillies 4-3
• Inter Miami Wins 4th Straight At Home, 3-1 Over Toronto FC
• Transcript: Secretary of State Antony Blinken on "Face the Nation"
• Pittsburgh Police Investigate After Man Stabbed On East Carson Street
• Short-Handed Sporting KC Holds On For 0-0 Tie With MNUFC
• 1 Person Injured Following House Fire In Pennsauken Township
• Dolphins Blow Out Falcons 37-17 In Lone Home Preseason Game
• Cole Pitches Streaking Yanks Past Twins; Sunday's Game Postponed
• Tracking Henri: Downpour In Central Park Marks New York City's Wettest Hour On Record
• Vikings Don't Have 'Much Rhythm' In 12-10 Preseason Loss To Colts
• Man, Woman Shot In Germantown
• A ghost town's caretaker
• Woman Killed In Overnight Shooting In Sacramento
• Remembering artist Chuck Close
• Man Killed In Shooting On I-94 In Brooklyn Center
• Man Found Shot To Death Inside Car In North Loop
• Police: Man Seriously Injured After Stabbed Multiple Times In Kensington
• 11 days in August: How Afghanistan fell
• Chicago Weather: More Comfortable Day With Less Heat And Humidity
• CBS News poll: Most Americans disapprove of Biden's handling of Afghanistan withdrawal
• Sunday's Red Sox-Rangers Game Postponed Due To Tropical Storm Henri
• CBS3 Pet Project: What Makes Small Dogs Bark?
• Michigan Matters: Of Politics, Afghanistan & Business
• 'Please Stay Home' During Height Of Tropical Storm Henri, Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey Warns
• Boston Museum Of Science Closed Due To Tropical Storm Henri
• Pittsburgh Weather: Hot, Sunny Sunday
• Homecoming Concert In Central Park Cut Short Due To Weather As Henri Approaches
• Ohio Twp. Police Officers Credited With Helping Save Teenager's Life
• Woman Arrested, Facing DUI Charges Following Rollover Crash In Kiski Twp.
• Charity Softball Game Held For Family Of Mt. Lebanon Police Officer Jerrod Withrow
• Hundreds Of Bikers Participate In 4th Annual Officer Brian Shaw Motorcycle Run
• Pirates Win Second Straight Game, Defeat Cardinals 5-4

Videos from August 22, 2021

• Key reservoir shrinking after 2 decades of drought
• Dave Kindred: The 60 Minutes Interview
• Geldingadalir: Iceland's newest volcano offers rare opportunities
• Changing how the military handles racial bias in the ranks
• 8/22/2021: Race in the Ranks, Geldingadalir, Kindred in the Bleachers
• Legends: Norm Nixon
• Woman helps children around the globe receive prosthetic limbs
• Don Everly of the Everly Brothers dies at 84
• COVID hospitalizations of younger patients rising
• Chaos continues at Kabul airport in Afghanistan
• Biden stands by decision to leave Afghanistan as evacuation efforts continue
• Updates on Tropical Storm Henri's aftermath
• Tropical Storm Henri slams the Northeast
• Search and rescue underway after deadly flash flooding in Tennessee
• "CBS Weekend News" headlines for Sunday, August 22, 2021
• Biden says the determination to get Americans home from Afghanistan is "unwavering"
• Vice President Kamala Harris begins Southeast Asia tour
• The latest on Tropical Storm Henri
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 8/22/2021
• Gottlieb says testing can be "very effective tool" to keep kids in school
• Maryland Governor Larry Hogan says state is ready to help Afghan refugees
• COVID-19 hospitalizations for patients under 50 reach highest level since start of pandemic
• Face The Nation: Crocker, Hogan, Gottlieb
• Ryan Crocker, former ambassador to Afghanistan, decries "catastrophic" withdrawal
• Nikki Haley faults Biden for "embarrassing failure" in Afghanistan
• Blinken says U.S. will do "whatever it takes" to get Americans out of Afghanistan
• Afghan evacuees face crowded conditions, limited resources at Doha air base
• Fearing life under Taliban, many Afghans seek to escape
• Connecticut braces for high winds, storm surge from Henri
• Henri, now a tropical storm, threatens Northeast
• 8/22: Blinken, Haley, Crocker
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," August 22
• Nature: Wildflower meadows
• The singing doctor
• Afghanistan wasn't all for nothing, says Army vet
• Composer John Williams
• A 101-year-old lobster lady
• A ghost town's caretaker
• The father of the cellphone
• An antique store like no other
• The armless archer
• 11 days in August: How Afghanistan fell
• New England braces for Henri impact