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Articles from September 5, 2021

• Pursuit Of Suspected DUI Driver Ends In Multi-Vehicle Crash Sunday Night In Hollywood
• Convention Center Crowds Return To Downtown Sacramento
• Colorado Anglers Warned Of Spreading Parasites In Lakes
• Long Beach Husband And Wife Shot And Killed By Unknown Suspect After Parking Dispute, According To Neighbors
• 'Kind Of Emotional': South Lake Tahoe Residents Journey Back Home
• Farmers' Almanac And Old Farmer's Almanac Disagree About Upcoming Winter In Colorado
• Nick Firkus Indicted In Wife's 2010 St. Paul Murder Case
• Aniya Allen: Balloons Released In Minneapolis To Mark 7th Birthday Of Girl Slain In May
• Man Comes Out With Hands Up After Police Standoff In Harwood Heights
• Frank 'The Tank' Schwindel Is A New Cubs Fan Favorite, Having Led The Team To 6 Straight Wins
• No. 9 Notre Dame Escapes With OT Victory Over Florida State
• As New Yorkers Remember Those Killed In Ida Flooding, Homeowners Take City To Task Over Ongoing Road Construction
• Minnesota State Fair Butter Sculptor To Retire After 50 Years, 500 Princess Kay Sculptures
• 8 Million Americans Will Lose Their Federal Unemployment Benefits Beginning On Labor Day
• Exclusive: First Responders Rescue Teenager Stuck In An Open Drain Pipe In Mamaroneck
• Bears' Tashaun Gipson Has High Hopes For Cornerback Jaylon Johnson This Year
• COVID Impact: Boat Owners Say Charter Rental Business On Hudson River Is Booming
• South Carolina's 'Big Boned BBQ' Named Winner Of 2021 Heinz Field Rib Fest
• Gov. Murphy Visits Parts Of New Jersey Devastated By Ida, Says State Really Needs Help From Federal Government
• Chicago Weather: Cool With High Clouds Overnight
• 4-Year-Old Mychal Moultry Dies After Being Shot In Woodlawn Friday Night
• As Students Head Back To Class, Schools Juggle Catching Up And Fighting COVID
• 'Seconds Matter:' Neighbors Recall Massive Apartment Complex Fire In Harmony Township
• Labor Day Weekend Activities In Full Swing Despite Delta Variant Surge
• Annapolis Suburb Comes Together To Clean Up Damage Left By EF-2 Tornado
• Bowman Dance Company And School Founder Heather Wrubel Heartbroken After Life's Work Destroyed By Ida
• Lawsuit Filed By Parents Against Gov. Walz For Lack Of School Mask Mandate
• Possible Noose Found At Maryland Lynching Memorial Under Investigation
• Duggar Triples, Giants Hold Off Dodgers 6-4 For NL West Lead
• World War II Vets Living In Northbrook Retirement Facility Enjoy Ride In 1942 Boeing Stearman
• Texas Congressman Michael McCaul Says Taliban Holding Americans
• Slew of San Jose Saturday Sideshows Caught on Camera
• Giants Hold off Dodgers 6-4 for NL West Lead
• Health Officials & Police Urge Safety During Labor Day Getaway
• Maryland Sailor Sarah Burns Killed In Navy Helicopter Crash
• Red Sox Fans Roll With The Punches As Two More Players Are Added To COVID List
• Former Windsor Mayor Who Resigned Over Sexual Assault Allegations Files to Run Again in 2022
• Towson University Tightens Security After Triple Shooting On Campus
• Patterson Woman Arrested For Allegedly Knife Attack That Injured Roommates
• Rodeo Held On Southwest Side To Provide Experience Many In Area Have Never Had
• Landmark Asian-Led Superhero Movie 'Shang-Chi' Blasts Labor Day Records
• Fireworks Display Lights Up Inner Harbor For The First Time In 18 Months
• Police Arrest Gustavo Huerta Jr. For Intoxication Manslaughter After 2 Killed In Fiery Cash
• 2 Men In Critical Condition Following 2 Separate Shooting Incidents In Philadelphia, Police Say
• Police: Four Shot Dead In Houston House That Was Set On Fire 
• March To Marine Memorial In Honor Of 13 Fallen Service Members Killed In Kabul Held Sunday In San Clemente
• LA Beaches Packed For Holiday Weekend, With Bigger Crowds Expected On Labor Day
• DJ Peters Has 2 HRs, 4 Hits To Help Rangers Beat Angels 7-3
• Woman Dies in Fall From Coastside Cliff Near Pacifica
• American Red Cross Volunteers, Supplies Headed To New Jersey For Hurricane Ida Clean Up
• Antiviolence Advocates Fast, Pray, And Plead For Help Amid Labor Day Weekend Spike In Chicago Gun Violence
• Bryan Reynolds Hits First Career Grand Slam In Slugfest Against Cubs, Pirates Lose 11-8
• Church of God Ministry Sends 150 Volunteers To Help Clean Upper Dublin Following Ida's Damage
• Charges Pending Against Suspect In Shooting Of CTA Bus Driver Downtown, Amid Calls For More Security On CTA
• Man Critically Injured After Being Shot In South Shore, Crashing Car
• Quigley Scores 22, Sky Top Aces And Clinch Playoff Berth
• Schwindel's Grand Slam Lifts Cubs Over Pirates
• 23-Year-Old Killed, 2 Others Injured In Crash In Strathmere, New Jersey State Police Say
• Death toll from Ida increases to 68 as many remain without power
• Elizabeth Warren Campaigns For California Gov. Gavin Newsom Before His Recall Election
• Rep. Gottheimer Tours Ida-Ravaged Hackensack, Says Congress Must Do More To Help New Jersey
• Divers pinpoint source of Gulf oil spill caused by Hurricane Ida
• FDNY, NYPD Combine Efforts To Rescue Man Who Fell Down Deep Hole Along The Whitestone Expressway
• Allegheny County Labor Council Hosts Labor Day Mass At St. Paul's Cathedral
• Cheers Texas! Sunday Beer And Wine Now For Sale Starting At 10 A.M.
• Caldor Fire Update: South Lake Tahoe Residents Cleared To Return To Homes
• Wreath Laying Ceremony Honors Sacrifices Of The Tuskegee Airmen
• Colorado Hospitals Brace For Possible Uptick In COVID Hospitalizations After Labor Day
• Sanchez Hits 2 Homers, Drives In 6, But Yankees' Bullpen Implodes In Awful Loss To Lowly O's
• Climber Rescued From Treacherous Mountainside On Mount Bancroft
• The secret U.S. unit that helped the Allies beat Hitler
• 'Coasting With Kids' Fundraiser At Kennywood Raised Over $14,000 For Give Kids The World Village
• Military programs aiming to end pandemics forever
• 'Cuba Needs You': Miami Women Hospitalized After Going On Hunger Strike Outside Of United Nations Building
• Jewish Community Putting Extra Security In Place As Rosh Hashanah Approaches
• Dead Body Found By Train Tracks In Pompano Beach
• Miramar Avenue Renamed In Honor Of Late Rep. Alcee Hastings, A Longtime Resident Of The City
• Colorado Task Force 1 Wraps Up Hurricane Ida Recovery Efforts
• Miami Gardens PD Investigating Overnight Shooting
• Average daily COVID deaths jumped 131% in the last month, CDC says
• Miami PD Investigating After Man, Who's Now On The Run, Kills Roommate
• South Lake Tahoe Evacuation Orders Lifted As Caldor Fire Battle Continues
• Herrera Hits RBI Single In 10th, Phils Avoid Sweep In Miami
• Get All Your Favorite Minnesota State Fair Foods -- To Go!
• Dallas Police Need Help Finding Daniel Fermin Martinez
• Xcel Energy Day Of Service Project Focuses On Opening Opportunities For Autism Community
• Dylan Cease Gives Up 4 Runs, 4 Hits In 5 Innings, White Sox Shut Out By Royals
• Hit-And-Run Driver Slams Into Medford Family Walking Dog, Seriously Injuring One
• Enhanced Unemployment Benefits End, But Will People Return To Workforce?
• Police Searching For Car Involved In Fatal Hit & Run Accident Involving Two Pedestrians
• Man Shot And Killed In Essex Sunday Morning
• Cyclists Turn Out For Bike The Drive Along DuSable Lake Shore Drive
• Fiesta Boricua Celebrates Puerto Rican Culture In Humboldt Park; Free COVID-19 Vaccine Shots Available
• Baez, Pillar Power Mets To Rout Of Nats For 7th Win In Last 8
• Gov. Phil Murphy Tells Face The Nation New Jersey Will Need Assistance From Federal Government As Towns Rebuild Following Ida's Destruction
• Sánchez 2 HRs, 6 RBIs, But Yanks Blow Lead, Fall To O's 8-7
• Edward Hospital Frontline Workers To Serve As Grand Marshals For Naperville Labor Day Parade
• Baltimore Lands Eighth On List Of Top 100 Worst Cities To Drive In
• Gordon Has RBI Single In 9th, Twins Beat Rays 6-5
• 'Surprised And Disappointed.' Doctors In COVID-19 Hotspots Last Year Are Dealing With New Record Hospitalizations
• Indians Homer In 19th Straight; Beat Sox 11-5
• Penguins Sign Forward Brian Boyle And Defenseman Matt Bartkowski To Professional Tryout Contracts
• I-70 Exits Reopened After Brief Closure At Bakerville
• Women's Club Of Wenonah Is Coming Together To Help Rebuild Areas Damaged By Ida
• Man Killed In Early Morning Crash In Howard County, Alcohol Possibly Involved
• Meet Nate Burleson, The New Full-Time Co-Host On 'CBS Mornings'
• Driver Shoots At Vehicle With Child Inside During Apparent Dracut Road Rage Incident
• Blue Jays Finish 3-Game Sweep of Struggling A's
• More Than 1,300 Additional Afghan Evacuees Arrive In Philadelphia
• FEMA Searching For Hurricane Ida Evacuees In Dallas So They Can Register For Help
• COVID Pandemic Spurs Boom in Automation to Fill Service Sector Jobs
• 5 Lynx Players Make WNBA's Top 25 Of All Time
• 2 Shot In Broad Daylight In Humboldt Park; One In Critical Condition
• Upper Mount Evans Road Set To Close After Labor Day
• 1 Killed In Elk Grove Shooting
• Palace Theatre In Greensburg Celebrating Its 95th Anniversary With Free Tours
• Day Of Service Offers A Variety Of Volunteer Opportunities
• Cowboys' Zack Martin Likely To Miss Opener After Positive COVID-19 Test
• Strong's 2 TD Passes Lead Nevada Past Cal
• Two Ohio Auxiliary Police Officers Recovering After Being Wounded Inside Their Vehicle
• BottleRock Comes to Close with Foo Fighters, Megan Thee Stallion
• 1 Dead, 4 Injured in Head-On Crash on Route 84 in Sunol
• New Vegetation Fire Threatens Amador County Structures
• Colorado Nurse Transforms COVID Vaccine Vials Into Chandelier As A Show Appreciation For Health Care Workers 
• Spare the Air Alert Extended Through Labor Day
• Navy Identifies Sailors Killed After Helicopter Crash
• Colorado Families Get Out To Enjoy Cherry Creek Arts Festival Again
• Police Seek Car That Sped Away After Dragging Scooter, Killing Rider
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on September 5, 2021
• Long Beach Teen Fatally Struck By Suspected DUI Driver While Walking In Marked Crosswalk
• Fundraising Effort Underway For High Line Canal
• Man Dies After Being Stabbed In Oakdale
• Willard Scott, former weatherman on NBC's "Today" show, dies at 87
• Minnesota Wild Unveil Winter Classic Jerseys
• Sheriff: Florida Gunman Wearing Body Armor Kills 4, Including Mom Still Cradling Baby
• East Palo Alto Police Arrest 2 in Connection with 2020 Homicide
• Track Chair Program Celebrates 1,000th Trip At Staunton State Park
• UPDATE: Concessions Workers Won't Strike at Oracle Park for Giants-Dodgers Game Sunday
• Man, 30, Gunned Down In Parking Lot In Panorama City
• Taliban isn't letting charter flights leave Afghanistan, officials say
• Crews Respond to Vegetation Fire in Amador County
• Already Vaccinated Against COVID-19? Experts Say You're Protected, Even Without A Booster Shot
• Navy Releases Identities Of 5 Sailors Declared Dead After Helicopter Crash In San Diego
• Bill to Help Restaurants Passes State Legislature
• 'It's A Big Day': Twins Manager Rocco Baldelli Leaving Team For Child's Birth
• Cooler Weather Signals Return Of Massachusetts Fall Hunting Season
• Gov. Murphy Says New Jersey Facing 'Significant Loss' From Ida
• Janey Leads Fundraising Battle In Boston Mayoral Race
• Red Sox Add Two More, Including Sunday's Starting Pitcher, To Growing COVID List
• Driver Killed In Crash Saturday Evening In Towson
• COVID Cases & Hospitalizations Are Increasing Significantly In Kids
• Health Officials Warn Of High Levels Of Bacteria At Some LA County Beaches
• Man Killed In Shooting In La Puente; 2nd Victim Sustains Critical Injuries
• Inside SoCal: 9/5 Wrap-Up
• Volunteers Come Together To Help Clean Up Schuylkill Riverfront Following Ida's Damage
• Delaware Police Recover New Jersey Stolen Car During Traffic Stop
• Keller: Would Former President Trump Attempt To Foil Baker's Possible Run For Third Term As Governor?
• Distillery Using Whiskey To Fuel Its Delivery Trucks
• New Indoor Mask Mandate In Boulder Catches Some By Surprise
• Labor Day Forecast Looks Warm, Storms Possible Up North
• Concerns Grow That Labor Day Weekend Could Spur Another COVID-19 Surge
• Minnesota Weather: Labor Day Forecast Looks Warm, Thunderstorms Possible Up North
• A Neighbor's Bravery Helps Save Woman And Her Baby From Harmony Township Apartment Fire
• Police: Maryland Homicide Suspect Found Naked
• Fauci says Moderna boosters might not be ready by September 20
• Police Continue To Search For Road Rage Suspect As Mourners Remember Angel De Marcos
• Union Pacific's 'Big Boy' Steam Engine Rolling Into Colorado For Labor Day Weekend
• Fog Advisory in Effect Sunday Morning
• Transcript: Sue Gordon on "Face the Nation"
• Pursuit Of Reportedly Stolen Car Leads To Shots Fired At Douglas County Sheriff's Deputies
• American Foundation For Suicide Prevention To Host Annual 'Out Of The Darkness Walk'
• Car Cruise In Inland Empire To Honor 13 Service Members Killed In Afghanistan
• Transcript: Representative Veronica Escobar on "Face the Nation"
• Dixie Fire: Tearful Return To Greenville; Firefighter Dies; Flames Advance Toward Dixie Valley
• Police Investigate Shootings In Logan Square, Lawndale
• Transcript: Cynthia Sheng on "Face the Nation"
• Hunt Continues For Gunman In Deadly Car-To-Car Shooting On 210 Freeway In Arcadia
• Facing South Florida: Medical Care On Cruise Ships
• Transcript: Governor Phil Murphy on "Face the Nation"
• Chicago Police Alert Businesses To String Of Cash Register Thefts
• Thousands Of Coloradans Will Lose Federal Unemployment Benefits Saturday
• Transcript: Dr. Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• New York City Opens Storm Service Centers In All 5 Boroughs To Assist Ida Victims
• Colorado Weather: Several Hazy, Dry Days Ahead With Near Record Highs
• Gov. Hochul: More Than 80% Of Adult New Yorkers Have Received At Least 1 COVID Vaccine Dose
• Shea's Late Goal Helps Inter Miami Beat Cincinnati 1-0
• No. 1 Alabama Routs No. 14 Miami 44-13
• NYPD: Innocent Bystander Hurt In Harlem Shootout
• Allegheny County Pools Preparing To Close For The Season
• South Beach Appears To Be Pretty Calm This Labor Day Weekend
• Story Land Extending Season Into October
• Charles M. Blow on when the media gives a platform to hate
• 7th Annual Britsburgh Festival Set To Get Underway Tomorrow
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 800 New Cases & 12 Deaths Reported Sunday
• Brinson Slugs Late 2-Run HR, Marlins Rally Past Phillies 3-2
• Jeff Daniels on why he keeps risking failure
• Lynx Use 15-0 Run To Start 4th Quarter To Down Mystics
• CTA Bus Driver Shot In Front Of Chicago Cultural Center Downtown
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cloudy All Day, Passing Showers Possible Sunday; Sunnier, Low 80s For Labor Day!
• At your service: Becoming a tennis ball person
• Richard Drew on photographing the "Falling Man" on 9/11
• Landlord Finds Python, 19 Tarantulas Left Behind In Maine Apartment
• The unfolding meaning of 9/11
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Holiday Weekend
• Minnesota State Fair butter sculptor ends her half-century run
• Pa. Fish And Boat Commission Warns Boaters Of High Water Conditions Throughout Labor Day Weekend
• Help Wanted: The new sign of the times
• Driver Shot In Loop Crashes Into Light Pole
• Bullpen Game Falls Short; Dodgers Top Giants 6-1 To Move Into NL West Tie
• 18th Annual Monroeville Jazz Festival Held At Tall Trees Amphitheater
• Man Dies After Being Shot In Evanston
• Man Shot And Killed In Brighton Park
• One Person In Critical Condition Following Wrong-Way Crash In Ft. Pitt Tunnel
• Boil Water Advisory Remains In Effect For Jersey City, Hoboken
• Michigan Matters: Of Job Woes, Young People, Tooling around the Motor City
• CBS3 Pet Project: What Makes Orange Tabby Cats So Special?
• Man Injured In Fairhill Shooting
• Pittsburgh Soul Food Festival Runs Through Sunday
• 19-Year-Old Man Killed In Hempfield Twp. Motorcycle Crash
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/5 Sunday Morning Forecast
• West Lawn Shooting Wounds 3
• Pa. State Police Safely Locate Previously Missing 57-Year-Old Jimmy Walker
• 17-Year-Old Among 2 Shot In Washington Park
• Pittsburgh Weather: Soggy Start To Sunday
• Most Americans favor a higher federal minimum wage — CBS News poll
• Teen Shot In Little Village
• Fire Burns 2 Houses In Fernwood, Critically Injures 1
• Teen Shot In Englewood
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Videos from September 5, 2021

• Pittsburgh Pirates players on the 50th anniversary of historic lineup
• CBS News senior national security correspondent David Martin reflects on the 20 years since 9/11
• Blind swimmer on winning gold at the Paralympics
• Stories from members of the Ritchie Boys, a secret U.S. WWII intelligence unit bolstered by German-born Jews
• Allegations of Taliban brutality emerge as many are still trying to flee Afghanistan
• Pentagon programs hope to make COVID-19 the last pandemic ever
• Nearly 9 million Americans will soon lose enchanced unemployment benefits
• 9/5: The Last Pandemic, The Ritchie Boys
• Officials urge caution over holiday weekend as COVID cases spike
• Much of New Orleans is still without power a week after Hurricane Ida
• Legends: A. C. Green
• Volunteers band together in the wake of devastating Ida flooding
• Biden orders release of 9/11 documents
• Early in-person recall election voting begins in parts of California
• "Tens of thousands" of Afghans still trying to flee country, human rights group says
• The controversy surrounding ivermectin
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 9/5/2021
• Former top intelligence official Sue Gordon on the terrorism threat, 20 years after 9/11
• Reporter's Notebook: Reflecting on the 20-year Afghanistan War
• With U.S. troops out, Taliban works to secure leadership in Afghanistan
• Congresswoman Veronica Escobar says Texas abortion law endangers women's health
• Face The Nation: Escobar, Gordon, Martin
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy says state facing "significant loss" from Ida
• Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Sheng on Hurricane Ida's deadly aftermath
• Much of New Orleans still in the dark after Ida
• 60 Minutes 9/11 Archive: Survivors
• Fauci says Moderna boosters might not be ready by September 20
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," September 5
• 9/5: Fauci, Murphy, Escobar, Sheng, Gordon
• Nature: Dawn in Texas
• A thank-you to a veteran
• Charles M. Blow on when the media gives a platform to hate
• Jeff Daniels on why he keeps risking failure
• At your service: Becoming a tennis ball person
• Richard Drew on photographing the "Falling Man" of 9/11
• The unfolding meaning of 9/11
• Minnesota State Fair butter sculptor ends her half-century run
• Help Wanted: The new sign of the times