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Articles from August 29, 2021

• Massive Caldor Fire, 'More Aggressive Than Anticipated', Threatens Lake Tahoe, Prompts More Residents To Leave
• Firefighters Working To Protect Structures Along Highway 50 As Unpredictable Caldor Fire Spreads Farther East
• Railroad Fire Update: 25 Acres Burned With 30% Containment, I-15 In Cajon Pass Open
• Boaters On American River Rescued After Boat Catches Fire
• Victim In Colfax Crime Spree Told He Will Never Walk Again
• Unlicensed Dog Breeder Larysa Pavlona Sentenced To Probation After Puppy Falls From Truck On I-70
• Lance Corporal Kareem Nikoui Honored In Norco Parade Sunday
• Woman Sexually Assaulted In Aliso Viejo, May Be Linked To Prior Attacks
• Only On CBSLA: Homeless Man Breaches Security At LAX, Boards Plane Early Sunday Morning
• Red Cross Volunteers From Colorado & Wyoming Respond To Hurricane Ida
• New Mesquite HS Head Coach Reflects On What Led Him To Success
• Mac Throws A TD, J.J. Taylor Runs Wild And Other Ups -- And Downs -- From Patriots Preseason Finale
• Funeral Held For Former Bruins Player Jimmy Hayes
• All But One Massachusetts County At High Risk For COVID-19 Transmission, CDC Says
• Biden Pays Respects To US Troops Killed In Afghanistan, Including Sgt. Johanny Rosario Of Lawrence
• TRACKING IDA: Hot, Humid Monday As Region Prepares For Heavy Rain From Remnants Of Ida
• With Unemployment Benefits Ending, Will The Worker Shortage End?
• 49ers Use QB Platoon To Beat Raiders 34-10
• Hurricane Ida Slams Louisiana Hospitals Full Of COVID-19 Patients
• Murder Suspect Shot After Firing Gun Inside Plano Police Department, Officials Say
• Rep. Dean Phillips: 'We Will Assess Very Deeply What Went Wrong' In Afghanistan
• Harvesting Season Cut Short for Melrose Vineyard Following Storms
• South Avenue United Methodist Church Honors 13 Service Members Killed In Afghanistan
• Some Anxiety As Many Students Prepare For Return To Classrooms
• Man Crashes, Dies On I-94 In North Minneapolis After Being Shot, Police Say
• Hurricane Ida: Minnesotans Mobilize To Help As Storm Batters South
• Former Head Of FDA Says COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Available For Kids By Early Winter
• Green Serves Up Late Homer, Yankees Forced To Settle For 4-Game Split With Athletics
• Kemp HR In 8th, A's Beat Yankees For 2nd Straight Day
• Chicago Weather: Storms Leave Area, Things Quieting Down Overnight
• Massachusetts Task Force One Deployed To Louisiana As Hurricane Ida Makes Landfall
• Mount Airy Mayor Patrick Rockinberg Has Died, Town Announces
• After 2 Men Are Robbed And Beaten In Middle Of State Street In River North, Workers Raise Alarm About Rising Crime
• Inmate Shane Burton Apparently Killed In Baltimore Jail, Corrections Officials Say
• Southern White Rhino Calf Born At The San Diego Zoo (And She's Adorable)
• Hundreds Celebrate Trenton Native Athing Mu's Tokyo Olympics Success
• St. Anthony Feast Hopes To Help Find Bone Marrow Donor For Young Girl
• NYC Deploys Experienced Response Crew To Assist With Hurricane Ida Operations In Louisiana
• Long Island Parents Protest NYS School Mask Mandate
• Ed Asner, TV Legend Who Won 7 Emmys, Dies At Age 91
• NYPD: 24-Year-Old Gunman Shot, Killed After Opening Fire On Off-Duty Officers In The Bronx
• Kemp Homers in 8th; A's Beat Yankees 2nd Straight Day
• Daniel Jones Throws TD, Bad Interception, Giants Lose To Patriots And Finish Preseason 0-3
• Boy Scout Leads Construction Of Memorial Garden For Fallen Officer Amy Caprio
• Baltimore County Police Locate Missing 7-Year-Old
• CPS Students Return To School Full-Time Monday, With Mask Requirement And Amid COVID-19 Delta Variant Worries
• Cam Newton Had To Chase Down Mac Jones For High Five After Rookie Threw His First Preseason Touchdown
• Candace Parker Scores 25 Points, Sky Hit 15 3s To Rout Storm
• Cam Newton Doesn't Speak To Media After Preseason Finale, Has Yet To Speak Publicly Since Forced Absence
• Ed Asner, Prolific Actor Who Briefly Attended University Of Chicago And Got Start In Chicago's Theatre Scene, Dies
• Raiders' Preseason Return to Bay Area Delights Niners Faithful and Raider Nation
• Girl, 17, Shot In Face In Broad Daylight In Fernwood
• Police Search For Suspects After Woman Had Phone Stolen On Pink Line, Was Sexually Assaulted In Lawndale Alley
• NYPD Continues Search For Driver In Fatal Bronx Hit-And-Run
• 49ers Rotate Quarterbacks to Rout Raiders
• Firefighters Focusing On Structure Protection At Sierra-At-Tahoe Ski Resort
• Dolphins' Depth Of Players 'Pretty Good,' Final Cut Down To 53 Players Won't Be Easy
• Patriots Finish Undefeated Preseason With Win Over Giants
• City Holds Vax Up Philly Parade As Race To Get Residents Vaccinated Continues
• Police: Two People Injured In Kingsessing Double Shooting
• State Police Investigate After Person Is Found Dead On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Indians Get Obstruction Call In 8th, Rally Past Red Sox 7-5
• Extremely Dangerous Category 4 Hurricane Ida Makes Landfall Near Port Fourchon, Louisiana
• Minnesota Weather: Week Begins Dry And Comfy Before Rains Return
• Drops Have Not Been Mac Jones' Friend This Preseason
• More Than 500 People Evacuated From Afghanistan Arrive In Philadelphia
• Lane Closures In Effect As Philadelphia Prepares For Made In America Festival
• Boo Who? Báez Says Mets Flashing Thumbs Down To Fickle Fans
• Fast-Moving Storms Take Down Tree Limbs, Power Lines In Northwest Suburbs
• World War II Vet, Stephen Mucha, Celebrates 100th Birthday
• WATCH: Mac Jones Throws First Touchdown Of Preseason Vs. Giants
• From The Ben To The Shore Bike Ride Raises More Than $1 Million
• Judge Expected To Rule On Temporary Restraining Order That Would Require Masks At Canon-McMillan Schools
• Cantlay Comes Up Clutch To Beat DeChambeau In Playoff At BMW Championship
• Several Local Police Departments Take Part In 'Shop With A Cop' At Monroeville Mall
• WATCH: Patriots' J.J. Taylor Pops Leonard Williams, Makes Catch On Same Play
• Japanese-American Presbyterian Church In Sacramento Vandalized
• Search Continues For Missing Texas Kayaker In Arkansas
• 19-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot Early Sunday in San Mateo
• Enhanced Unemployment Benefits Will Expire On September 5
• Cam Newton Throws Interception Vs. Giants, Seemingly On Track For Week 1 Start For Patriots
• Falling out with loved ones over QAnon
• 2 Men Shot, Wounded In Naperville
• Police Issue Alert About Robberies In Hyde Park, Two Of Which Happened Within 15 Minutes
• U.S. Marine From Folsom Tyler Andrews Injured In Suicide Explosion At Kabul Airport
• Navy pilots discuss 2004 encounter with UAP
• Alex Smith describes his NFL comeback
• NFL QB Alex Smith's comeback from nearly losing his leg
• Chip shortage highlights U.S. dependence on fragile supply chain
• UFOs regularly spotted in restricted U.S. airspace
• Tellez's 3-Run Homer Leads Brewers Past Twins 6-2
• Cluster of Small Quakes Rattles Lake County Sunday Afternoon
• International Space Station Receiving Shipment Of Ants, Avocados & Robot Courtesy Of SpaceX
• Some School Board Members Resigning Amid Hostile Meetings
• Barricaded Suspect Peacefully Surrenders After Report Of Shots Fired In Orange
• Bill Belichick On Sony Michel Trade: 'Player Movement Is A Reality In NFL'
• Red Cross Volunteers From Pittsburgh Packing Up, Heading South To Help With Hurricane Ida Recovery
• Sunday's Storms Move Through Quickly, Leave Behind Flooded Roads, Downed Trees And Wires
• Luzado Pitches 6 Shutout Innings To Help Miami Beat Reds 2-1
• Massachusetts Clean Energy Researchers Share $2.6M In Grants
• Firefighters Respond To Wild Horse Fire Burning On Western Slope
• Scott Zolak Apologizes For Cam Newton Rap Music Distraction Comment
• Home Badly Damaged In Fire On Jefferson Lane In Cranberry Township
• BSO Deputies Find 2 Men, 1 Juvenile Shot In West Park
• Beloved, 7-Time Emmy Award-Winning Actor Ed Asner Dies At Age 91
• Luis Robert Homers Twice As White Sox Pound Cubs
• Galvis, Suarez Lead Phillies Over Arizona For 3rd Straight Win
• Polls Show Newsom Recall Election Survival Too Close for Democrats' Comfort
• Cam Newton Quotes Jay-Z From New Kanye West Album: 'You Are Not In Control Of My Thesis'
• 19-Year-Old Anthony Caliz Dies After Being Shot Twice In Kensington, Police Say
• LA County Records 2,232 New COVID-19 Cases; 5 Additional Deaths
• Children Under Six Accounted For 70% Of Furniture Or TV Tip-Over Injuries
• Braves Romp Over Giants 9-0
• Saints Move Practice To AT&T Stadium After Ida Evacuation
• Smoke Billowing From Fire On Black Mountain In Grand County
• Yoshi Tsustugo Hits Walk Off Home Run, Pirates Beat Cardinals 4-3
• Jets Address Hole At Edge Rusher, Trade For Former First-Round Pick Shaq Lawson
• Wendle Slam, 6 RBIs; Rays Finish 18-1 Against Orioles This Year
• New Orleans Hunkers Down As Hurricane Ida Strikes
• AP Source: Mets Pitcher Noah Syndergaard Tests Positive For COVID-19
• 2 At Once? COVID Booster Lining Up With Flu Shot Season
• American Red Cross DFW Sending Help To Those Affected By Hurricane Ida
• Ohio Fishery, 3 Individuals Cleared Of Wildlife Violations After Accusations Of Abuse And Waste Of Game Fish
• 5-Year-Old Recovering After Being Dragged 45-Yards By Mountain Lion In Calabasas
• Missing 9-Year-Old Found Safe In Chisago County
• 3 People Injured After Triple Shooting In Fort Worth
• University Of Pittsburgh Warns Students To Be Careful Amid Uptick In Crime In The South Side
• Report Indicates Ravens Running Back J.K. Dobbins Out For Season With Torn ACL
• Douglas Fire Burns South Of Rangley, Sends Smoke Across The Area
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Investigating Overnight Fatal Accident
• Seven Time Emmy Winner Ed Asner Dead at 91
• Vikings Sign Harrison Smith To Extension
• Regional Air Quality Advisory Issued for Monday
• 3 Killed In Separate St. Paul Shootings Within 24 Hours
• Vikings TE Irv Smith Jr. Will Reportedly Miss Start Of Season After Surgery
• Chicago Public Schools To Pay Families To Get Children To School If Buses Aren't Available Due To Driver Shortage
• Ed Asner, 'Mary Tyler Moore Show' Emmy Winner, Dies At 91 (CBS News)
• Crash Closed Southbound Lanes Of Federal Boulevard In Adams County
• Ed Asner, TV legend who won 7 Emmys, dies at 91
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Orders Agencies To Prepare As Hurricane Ida Moves Inland
• Hurricane Ida Makes Landfall In Louisiana As 1 Of Most Powerful Hurricanes To Ever Strike US
• 17-Year-Old Driver Of Mini Cooper Killed In Loma Linda Crash
• COVID In Colorado: CSU Animal Hospital Loans Ventilator To Local Hospital To Battle Future COVID Cases
• Gold Medalist Gable Steveson 'Chilling' As He Considers Next Move
• 'We Wanted To Honor This Man's Memory': Tribute Held For Lance Cpl. Kareem Nikoui Killed In Kabul
• San Jose Woman Dead in Collision on Highway 101
• 5 Injured In Single-Vehicle Rollover Crash Near Willmar
• Average US Price Of Gas Drops 2 Cents Per Gallon To $3.23
• US Airstrike Takes Out ISIS-K Vehicle Packed With Explosives In Kabul
• 'Unruly Behavior Doesn't Fly,' FAA Warns In New Public Service Announcement
• Live! Casino Holding Hiring Events Tomorrow At Westmoreland Mall
• Crews Find Body While Searching Mississippi River For Possible Drowning Victim
• Central, Southern Minnesota Clean Up After Storms Bring Damaging Hail, Wind
• Fire Officials: 7 Escape Burning Boat In Ocean City
• Facing South Florida: COVID Vaccines
• Lindsey Graham predicts "parade of horribles" in Afghanistan
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Annette Taddeo
• CBS3 Pet Project: What Should Kids Learn At An Early Age About Their Dogs?
• Courtland Sutton Gets Back Into A Groove With First Game Back From Injury: 'Definitely A Blessing'
• Police: Woman Charged After Throwing 5-Year-Old Boy Into Ohio River
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• 'Long Road To Get Here': Von Miller Returns To The Field After Season-Ending Injury
• USDA: 862,000 Pounds Of Fratelli Beretta Meats Recalled For Possible Salmonella Contamination
• Inside SoCal: 8/29 Wrap-Up
• One Dead, Two Wounded In Early Sunday Morning Oakland Shooting
• Transcript: Baton Rouge Mayor Sharon Weston Broome on "Face the Nation"
• Family Escapes, But Dogs Killed In Franklin House Fire
• Miami Weather: Keep Your Umbrella Handy This Sunday
• Thick Smoke Blankets Region As Massive Brush Fire In Cleveland National Forest Explodes To 1,425 Acres
• Biotech Firm Cofounders Convicted of Wire Fraud, Conspiracy
• Series Of Break-Ins On South Side Prompts Warning For Business Owners
• Transcript: Senator Lindsey Graham on "Face the Nation"
• Tropical Storm Julian Forms Over The Central Subtropical Atlantic
• U.S. Airstrike Takes Out ISIS-K Vehicle Packed With Explosives In Kabul
• Memorial Put Together Outside Of The Lawrence County Jail After Corrections Officer Dies In Car Crash
• BSO Still Searching For Man They Said Assaulted Girlfriend, Kidnapped Children
• Woman's Nude Body Found Near Shoreline Near Pacific Coast Highway
• San Jose Opens Second Rental Assistance Center
• Transcript: Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards on "Face the Nation," August 22, 2021
• Police: Driver Crashes Into Man Operating Lawnmower, Faces Homicide Charges
• SpaceX launches 23rd space station cargo flight
• U.S. airstrike takes out ISIS-K vehicle packed with explosives in Kabul
• Baker: 'Hard For Me To Imagine A Scenario' Where Students Return To Remote Learning
• Two Wounded As Gunman Riddles Oakland Rockridge Barber Shop With Bullets
• Last Minute Preps Underway In New Orleans As Residents Braces For Dangerous Hurricane Ida
• Former Cisco Executive Sentenced to 3 Years by Federal Court
• Adrien Humou Scores Twice, Minnesota United Beats Dynamo 2-1
• Live Updates: Hurricane Ida Strengthens To Category 4 As Louisiana Braces For Impact
• Twins Outlast Brewers, Rain In 6-4 Win
• Eddie Gallagher and the changing story of a death in Iraq
• Billie Jean King on achieving true equality
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1K New Cases & 12 Deaths Reported Sunday
• Alcantara Fans 12, Sánchez Homers As Marlins Beat Reds 6-1
• 4 Wounded In Douglass Park Shooting
• Body Of Missing Man On Yough Lake Recovered After Disappearing On Friday
• An Iowa town goes to battle for Afghan immigrant
• Gun violence: America's other epidemic
• Dan Ryan Limousine Crash Injures 8
• Five Boro Bike Tour Peddles Through In Manhattan After Tropical Storm Henri Postponed Event
• Sullivan guarantees "safe passage" for U.S. citizens, Afghan allies after deadline
• Padma Lakshmi on turning pain into power
• Latinx art today
• Teacher Builds Confidence In Her Students -- One Heartwarming Look In The Mirror At A Time
• Lakeview Hit And Run Leaves 3 Injured, 2 In Critical Condition With Head Trauma
• Biden honors troops killed in Afghanistan as remains arrive in U.S.
• Chicago Weather: Sun, Storms, Then A Cooler Week Ahead
• Michigan Matters: Of Organ Donations & Keeping Kidneys Healthier
• 44-Year-Old Tom Brady Throws For 154 Yards And TD In Bucs Preseason Finale
• Transcript: National security adviser Jake Sullivan on "Face the Nation"
• Corey Crippen Died After Shot At Least 14 Times In Mantua, Philadelphia Police Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 8/29 Sunday Morning Forecast
• COVID Latest: New York Issues Statewide School Mask Mandate, City Continues Push To Vaccinate Students Before Classes Start
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Heat, Humidity With A Cooldown On The Way
• State Dept. Recommends Pittsburgh As U.S. Destination For Afghan Refugees
• Man Shot Multiple Times On South Side, Police Investigating
• Sister Of Marine Sgt. Nicole Gee Remembers Her 'Bright Light'
• CISPAC, KeyBank Partner To Host Back To School Giveaway
• Standoff In Sacramento Ends With Suspect Under Arrest
• Pirates Shut Out In 13-0 Loss To Cardinals
• Mets End Skid, Beat Nats On Conforto's First Pinch-Hit Homer

Videos from August 29, 2021

• 22 barges break loose on Mississippi River due to Hurricane Ida
• U.S. Coast Guard prepares for Hurricane Ida rescues
• Navy pilots describe encounters with UFOs
• Reporter's Notebook: Reflecting on the resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan
• How COVID is creating a challenge during Hurricane Ida
• SpaceX launches Dragon cargo ship to space station with fresh food and science gear
• Actor Ed Asner has died at 91
• More than 1,000 Americans are dying from COVID per day
• Evacuating Afghanistan becomes increasingly dangerous
• America's microchip problem
• Biden commemorates 13 service members killed in Afghanistan
• Tracking Hurricane Ida as it moves across Louisiana
• A look at the damage caused by Hurricane Ida
• Hurricane Ida slams southeastern Gulf Coast as a Category 4 storm
• "It's been a slow death": Loved ones describe cutting ties with parents, siblings over QAnon conspiracy theories
• Weather forecaster explains what's fueling Hurricane Ida after it made landfall
• FEMA administrator on Hurricane Ida: "The threat has not passed yet"
• Ed Asner, TV legend and Emmy winner, has died at 91
• Biden says Hurricane Ida "will be a life-threatening storm"
• Louisiana hospitals brace for aftermath of Hurricane Ida amid COVID-19 surge
• Concerns grow over humanitarian assistance for Afghanistan
• New Orleans officials warn residents to "hunker down" as Hurricane Ida makes landfall
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 8/29/2021
• Baton Rouge mayor says city "has prepared on every level" for Hurricane Ida
• Extreme winds from Hurricane Ida batter Louisiana
• Gottlieb says COVID-19 vaccine could be approved for kids by early winter
• Gulf Coast faces dual crises of Hurricane Ida and COVID-19
• Sullivan guarantees "safe passage" from Afghanistan for U.S. citizens, Afghan allies after August 31
• Face The Nation: Sullivan, Strassmann, Gottlieb, Berardelli, Broome
• Graham predicts "parade of horribles" in Afghanistan after U.S. withdraws
• U.S. strike takes out ISIS-K vehicle packed with explosives near Kabul airport
• State Department issues another warning for U.S. citizens to avoid Kabul airport
• Louisiana governor says Ida will test state "in ways that we've not been tested before"
• Hurricane Ida set to inflict "catastrophic damage" along Gulf Coast
• Small Louisiana town shuts down to face Hurricane Ida
• New Orleans residents prepare to face Hurricane Ida
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," August 29
• 8/29: Edwards, Graham, Sullivan, Gottlieb, Bloome
• Nature: Butterflies in the summer sun
• Eddie Gallagher and the changing story of a death in Iraq
• Billie Jean King on achieving true equality
• David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash on "Déjà vu"
• Shots fired: America's epidemic of gun violence
• Padma Lakshmi on turning pain into power
• Latinx art today
• An Iowa town goes to battle for Afghan immigrant
• Afghanistan: The deadline nears
• Hurricane Ida nears Gulf Coast
• Louisiana prepares for Hurricane Ida landfall
• Florida power utility crews deploy to Louisiana to help with Hurricane Ida recovery efforts
• Friends and family mourn U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Nicole Gee killed in Afghanistan
• Rescue team evacuates dozens of adoptable animals ahead of Hurricane Ida