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• Injury Crash Shuts Down Willow Pass Road In Concord
• Along With Drop In Water Level, Lake Oroville Sees Drop In Labor Day Visitors
• Some Returning Labor Day Travelers Surprised To Learn Of Mu, The Newest COVID-19 'Variant Of Interest'
• South Lake Tahoe Families Celebrate Labor Day By Coming Home
• First Responder Audio Reveals First Moments After Girl's Death At Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park On Haunted Mine Drop Ride
• Fuquan Johnson and Enrico Colangeli's Apparent Overdose Deaths Have LA Comedy Community In Mourning
• Caught On Camera Exclusive: Food Delivery Driver Rescues 2-Year-Old In Diapers Wandering Into Burbank Boulevard At Night
• Louisville Catholic Church Hit With Bias-Motivated Vandalism, Police Say
• Crews Fighting Several Suspected Arson Fires In Healdsburg
• Isabella Thallas Act, Which Aims To Curb Gun Violence In Colorado, Goes Into Effect This Week
• Body Of Colorado Firefighter Zachary Dakota Lewis Recovered From Alabama Lake
• A.J. Alexy Has 2nd Phenomenal Start, Rangers Top Angels 4-0
• For First Time, 2 Colorado-Grown Pitchers Start Against Each Other At Coors Field
• Climber From Evergreen Recounts Rescue Efforts After Fall On Mount Bancroft
• Brooklyn-Born Actor Michael K. Williams, Star Of 'The Wire,' 'Boardwalk Empire' Found Dead In Home At Age 54
• Milton Academy Hockey Player Jake Thibeault Seriously Hurt In Tournament
• Boston Hotels Continue To Suffer From Pandemic Losses
• Multi-Vehicle Accident In Delaware Leaves Philadelphia Man Dead, Police Say
• Boulder King Soopers Shooting Trial Could Linger As Attorneys Debate Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa's Competency
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms May Be Coming Tuesday
• President Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration In Parts Of New York And New Jersey, Authorizing Federal Aid For Storm Victims
• Ida Aftermath: Leaders Of New Jersey Counties Not On Federal Disaster Declaration List Say They Should Be
• CDC Suggests Unvaccinated People Who Were In Large Groups Over Labor Day Holiday Get Tested For COVID-19
• Ida's Aftermath: Key Parts Of Vehicles To Check For Water Damage
• Questions Remain After West Sacramento Standoff Ends
• With Federal Unemployment Benefits Expired, Restaurant Industry Ready To Roll Out Welcome Mat To Job Seekers
• Firefighters Rescue Pets From Castro Valley House Fire
• Dennis Green, 38, Charged With Shooting CTA Bus Driver Downtown Over Weekend; Union Says Green Refused To Get Off Bus At End Of Line
• With Gun Violence At Crisis Level In Chicago, Victims Hope Crackdown On Straw Purchases And Gun Trafficking Has An Impact
• Unsolved Crime Rate Increases In Minneapolis, With 88% Resulting In No Arrests
• TSA: Holiday Air Travel Down From 2019 To 2021
• WOOGMS Parade Returns To East Lakeview For First Time Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began
• Mother Jumps On Hood After Carjacker Takes Off With Baby In Vehicle
• Strong Finish To Unusual 2021 Minnesota State Fair, Despite Big Decline In Turnout
• More Schools Closing Due To COVID Outbreaks
• Police Continue To Seek Information In Connection To Shooting On Towson University Campus
• COVID-19 Numbers Continue To Rise After Labor Day Holiday Weekend
• Dallas Restaurant Turns To Robots To Help Manage Labor Shortage
• Actor Michael K. Williams, Omar On 'The Wire,' Dead At 54
• Amid Violent Holiday Weekend In Which 4-Year-Old Boy Was Shot And Killed, CBS 2 Pulls Up On Yet Another Scene Of A Deadly Shooting
• Husband & Wife Duo, Dan And Claudia Zanes, Turn Pandemic Project Into Full Album
• Maryland State Fair To Host 'An Affair After The Fair' Event
• RECALL: Newsom, Challengers Spend Labor Day Holiday Working The Campaign Trail
• 23-Year-Old Man Dies In Brighton Fire
• Video: Coast Guard Helicopter Pulls Man From Greyhound Rock Off Santa Cruz Coast
• 'We Go One Day At A Time': Pennsylvania Family Battling Terminal Disease Loses Home In Ida Flooding
• Good Question: How Did We Get The 8-Hour Work Day?
• Labor Day Car Shoppers Find Low Inventory, Empty Lots Due To Microchip Shortage
• Some North Texas School Districts Reworking Pandemic-Related Policies
• Polanco Goes 4 For 5, Homers As Twins Beat Cleveland 5-2
• Pennsylvania School Mask Mandate Takes Effect Tuesday, Lawsuit Seeks To Stop It
• Estrada, Gausman Lead Giants Past Rockies, 10-5
• Police: Man In Ohio Killed In Exchange Of Gunfire With Officers
• Passion For Dallas Cowboys Shines Through North Texan Living With Degenerative Brain Disease
• Thousands of Unused 'Vax For The Win' Gift Cards - 'Procedural Errors' May Have Prevented Some From Redeeming Them
• Revere Man Arrested For Leaving Dog To 'Mercy Of The Next High Tide'
• Robert E. Lee statue removal date set by Virginia governor
• COVID: Supply Chain, Price Hikes, High Demand Hurting South Bay Food Pantries
• Portion Of PCH Closed In Newport Beach After Car Goes Airborne, Rolls Down Embankment
• COVID: Employers Hopeful End Of Federal Unemployment Benefits Will Bring Workers Back
• 2 Men Shot In Humboldt Park, 1 Critically Injured
• Giants Power Past Rockies, Hold Lead in NL West
• Scherzer Strikes Out 13, Dodgers Beat Cardinals 5-1
• Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews Agrees To New Contract Extension
• $300 Weekly Federal Pandemic Jobless Benefit Boost Ends Labor Day
• Diaz Blows Another One As Nationals Score 2 In 9th To Beat Mets
• Once-Resurgent Yankees Now Look Quite Vulnerable Following Lifeless Loss To Blue Jays
• As Bears Prep For Week One, Eddie Jackson Looks To Get Back To Form And Cole Kmet Schedules One-On-One Film Session With Coach Nagy
• Former co-stars and others pay tribute to Michael K. Williams
• 12th Annual 'Conquer The Bridge' Run Held This Labor Day
• Staten Island Residents Frustrated They Cannot Get Remediation Companies To Visit Their Ida-Ravaged Homes
• Federal Agents Investigating After Boatload Of Drugs Found At Haulover Marina
• Though People Hit The Beaches Labor Day, Lifeguards Said Crowds Smaller Than Expected
• Gig Workers Struggle To Get Answers About Back Benefits As Some Federal Pandemic Programs End
• Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival Returns To Westmoreland County
• Yonkers Sanitation Workers Spend Labor Day Clearing Debris From Homes Damaged By Ida
• 10 Trash Trucks Damaged In Norton Fire
• Benintendi's Hit, Catch Lead Royals Over Orioles 3-2
• Jersey Shore Beachgoers, Business Owners Make The Most Of Picturesque Labor Day Amid Pandemic
• Police Seeking Public's Help In Long Beach Double Homicide, Spurred By Parking Dispute, That Claimed Lives Of Husband And Wife
• Britsburgh Returns With Tribute To Late Prince Philip
• Westfield, N.J. Residents Complain About Loud Parties After Neighbor Puts Swimming Pool On Rental App
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 69-Year-Old Myron Frank Harris
• 3 People Killed In Wrong-Way Head-On Crash On I-80
• Dogs From Gulf Coast Shelters Relocated To Long Island To Make Room For Pets Of Families Displaced By Hurricane Ida
• 3 People Displaced in San Jose House Fire Monday Morning
• Remembering 9/11: CBS4 Journalists Recall That Fateful Day And The Aftermath
• Caribbean Pride On Full Display At Scaled-Down West Indian Day Parade In Brooklyn
• 'Pooches In The Pool' Mark The End Of Summer In Allegheny County
• Meadows, Rays Rally From 6 Runs Down To Beat Red Sox 11-10 In 10 Innings
• Baltimore County Public Schools Announce New Career Link Program
• Retired FDNY Lieutenant Describes How He, His Crew, And Woman They Saved Somehow Made It Through Collapse Of North Tower On 9/11
• Items Related To 9/11 Attacks Inside CIA Museum That Most Americans Will Never See On Display
• After Losing Job In New York City, Chef Starts Nonprofit To Feed Veterans, Long Islanders In Need
• Fort Lauderdale Airport Bustling This Labor Day, Which Has Health Experts Worried About COVID Spread
• Urban Roots Works To Have Students Pull Lifelong Lessons From City Gardens
• Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Closes After Child Dies On Thrill Ride
• Remembering 9/11: Firefighters Spent 4 Hours Inside Collapsed Twin Towers, Saved Woman's Life
• Rohnert Park Police Continue Hunt For Catalytic Converter Theft Suspect
• Minnesota town braces for closure of factory that makes MLB gear
• San Jose Police Investigate Suspicious Death
• Several Louisiana nursing home evacuees die in storm shelter
• Illegal gun purchases fueling violence in Chicago
• Arizona Man Charged With Suspicion Of Murder After 2 People Traveling From Pennsylvania Go Missing
• Arrest Made After 19-Year-Old Killed In North Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Police: East Germantown Double Shooting Hospitalizes 2 Men
• Former Heat Star Chris Bosh To Be Enshrined In Basketball Hall Of Fame This Week
• 'We Gotta Learn To Live With COVID': Start Of 2021 School Year Marked By Uncertainty
• Large Crowds Expected To Travel Through Denver International Airport On Labor Day
• Century-Old Fort Worth Swimming Pool Set To Be Demolished And Replaced
• WILDFIRE UPDATE: North Bay Fire Crews Battle Wildfire Near Clearlake Oaks
• Phillies Hit 6 HRs, Wheeler Shuts Down Brewers 12-0
• Restaurant Owners Hopeful, But Don't Expect Quick End To Worker Shortages With Federal Unemployment Benefit Programs Over
• Jersey Shore Business Booms During Labor Day Weekend As Summer Winds Down
• PHOTOS: Donated Vehicle Used By Autism Community In Denver Found Torched
• Story Of Heroism: Remembering The Firefighters Who Saved Woman's Life After Being Trapped Inside World Trade Center
• Minnesota Artist Commissioned To Create 10 Frescoes For Catholic Church In Rome
• NW Dade Woman Precious Bland Accused Of Drowning Toddler, Stabbing Family Members Charged
• 'Because I'm A Sick Guy': Marine Bryan Rile Accused Of Killing Four People, Including Mother And Her Baby
• Portland Considering Ban On Texas Trade Over Abortion Law
• Michael K. Williams, Acclaimed Actor From 'The Wire,' 'Boardwalk Empire,' Dead At 54
• Schwindel Hits Tiebreaking Single As Cubs Beat Reds
• As Labor Day Kicks Off Election Season, Race For Mayor Of Pittsburgh Could Be More Competitive Than Usual
• President Joe Biden Makes Unannounced Stop At IBEW Union Hall In New Castle
• Rosh Hashanah Begins At Sundown, Celebrates Jewish New Year
• 'The Wire' Star Michael K. Williams Dead At 54
• Recall Candidates Descend On LA As Campaign Enters Final Stretch
• 'It's Time To Come Back' Say North Texas Business Owners Struggling To Find Employees
• Kennywood Letting Riders Vote On New Track Color For Phantom's Revenge
• New Hampshire State Police Clock Teen Driver Going 113 MPH On I-89
• Michael K. Williams, acclaimed "The Wire" actor, has died at 54
• 'I Was Honestly Convinced This Place Was Gonna Go Down': Evacuations Lifted For Thousands In Tahoe
• About 120 Cows Rescued From Collapsed Barn In Mullica Hill Farm After Destructive Tornado
• WILDFIRE SEASON: BAAQMD Extends Spare The Air Through Tuesday
• Wilmington Set To Open 'Disaster Reception Center' For Those Affected By Ida
• Two Toddlers Injured By Coyote In Separate Arlington Attacks
• Shipping industry group backs putting a price on carbon
• Patriots Have Perfect Practice Attendance To Kick Off Week 1
• 5,400 SMUD Customers Without Power In Rio Linda
• Hayes, Tsutsugo Rally Pirates To 6-3 Win Over Tigers
• New Forum Allowing Veterans To Talk Out 'Anger, Frustration, Depression' Over Afghanistan War
• Man Charged With Endangering Children After Allegedly Driving 135 MPH In New Hampshire
• Hamtramck Labor Day Fest Canoe Race Supports Local Businesses
• Neighbors Recall High-Speed, Chain-Reaction Crash That Left 1 Dead, Another Seriously Injured In Strathmere
• Scorching Heat To Bring Triple-Digit Temps To Southland On Labor Day
• Greenwood Village Police Stationed To King Soopers Locations After Graffiti Message
• FirstEnergy Locks Online Accounts, Requires New Passwords After Hack Attempt
• 'Shang-Chi' Shatters Expectations With Record $90M Labor Day Weekend Haul
• Vikings Hope Familiar Faces Revitalize Defense
• Labor Day Parade Honors Frontline Workers, Their Families In South Philly
• Denver International Airport Upgrades Lost & Found System
• New Study Shows Why Screen Time Battle Could Make A Difference That Lasts A Lifetime
• Caldor Fire Update: Bear Warning Issued For Returning Tahoe Residents; Mountain Firefight In Desolation Wilderness
• 'You Can See Retardant All Over These Hillsides': Firefighters Aggressively Attacking Bridge Fire Near Auburn
• Texas Longhorns And QB Hudson Card Look To Bring Winning Hand To Face Former Rival Arkansas
• 2 Ohio Residents Run Over By Boat In Lake In Tennessee
• Small Brush Fire Breaks Out In Angeles National Forest
• Justice Department Will 'Protect' Texans Seeking Abortions, Says US Attorney General Merrick Garland
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Disabled Vehicle On I-30 In Arlington
• Southbound I-95 Lanes Temporarily Closed In Deerfield Beach Due To Vehicle Fire
• Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker T.J. Watt Still Not Practicing With Team As Week 1 Approaches
• Alex Verdugo Loses Ball In Sun, Costing Red Sox Four Runs Against Rays
• Duxbury To Dedicate New 9/11 Memorial On 20th Anniversary Of Attacks
• Walz, Smith, Klobuchar Visit Greenwood Fire, Stagnant At 26,000 Acres
• Pittsburgh Named One Of The Best Cities For Beer Lovers
• 80-Year-Old Woman Dead, 3 Others Injured After SUV Hits 2 Vehicles Head-On In Schiller Park
• Maryland Reports Nursing Facilities With Highest & Lowest Staff Vaccination Rates After Vaccine Mandate Goes Into Effect
• Some fire-weary Tahoe residents return home to find bears
• Dixie Fire: Flames Quickly Advance In Dixie Valley; 'Structures Lost' In Firefight; Blaze Grows To 910,495 Acres
• September 11th Miracle Survivors
• Vallejo Residents To Vote on Funding For Community Projects
• Suspected Killer Arrested After Shooting Outside Nightclub On Botham Jean Blvd In Dallas
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Joins Hunger Action Month Campaign
• Fort Worth COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics This Week
• Containment Grows On Black Mountain Fire In Grand County
• Garland says safety of Texas women seeking abortions will be protected
• Police Staffing Woes Complicate Reform Effort In Baltimore
• 1 Dead, 1 Hospitalized After Vehicle Fleeing Street Race Crashes In Minnetonka
• Salinas Police Investigate Brazen Daytime Double Homicide
• Pittsburgh Ranks 57th On List Of Best Cities To Drive In
• Bear Sightings On Rise As They Seek Food Amid Drought
• BWI Airport Hosting Virtual Business And Networking Fair Thursday
• Unemployment Benefits Expire For 9.1M Americans On Labor Day
• Parolee Arrested After Woman Found Dead Inside Burned Sacramento Residence
• Driver Hits Colorado State Patrol Vehicle On Interstate 25, Drives Away, Officials Say
• Union Pacific's 'Big Boy' Stopped In Denver For Labor Day Only
• Brownsdale's Rohler Rink Completely Destroyed In Fire
• More Recreation Centers Re-Opening In Denver
• Lawsuit Alleges Minnesota State Patrol Purged Emails, Texts After George Floyd Protests
• Gov. Murphy Tours Ida Storm Damage In Lambertville After President Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration
• Illinois Bill Would Limit Number Of Balloons Released At Events
• Pittsburgh Steelers Reveal 2021 Team Captains
• Megafires upend outdoor plans for pandemic-weary Americans
• Firefighters Make Quick Work Of Brush Fire In Costa Mesa Park
• Daniel Granberg Of Colorado Dies On Bolivian Peak
• Fauci: Delay Possible For Moderna's COVID Vaccine Booster Shots
• Gov. Jared Polis Extends Time For Renters To Make Past-Due Payments
• Red Sox Sign Shortstop Jose Iglesias, Reinstate Reliever Josh Taylor From COVID IL
• Monday Is Deadline For New York State Workers To Get COVID Vaccine
• Larry Walker, Rockies' First Hall of Famer, Filled With Nerves Ahead Of Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony
• Cigarette Blamed For Starting Early Morning Sacramento House Fire
• Gophers' RB Mo Ibrahim To Miss Rest Of Season After Thursday's Leg Injury
• Prized Trout Streams Shrink As Heat, Drought Grip US West
• Nearly 9 Million People Lose Unemployment Benefits On Labor Day
• Comedian Fuquan Johnson, Two Others, Dead After Apparent Drug Overdose, Model And Comedian Kate Quigley Expected To Recover
• FEMA Approves Major Disaster Declaration For Gloucester, 5 Other New Jersey Counties As Residents Work To Recover From Ida
• Pullman National Monument Visitor Center Officially Opens
• One Teen Killed, Four Injured In Single Vehicle Crash In Skokie
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 912 New Cases In 72 Hours
• Miami Man Stabbed To Death In Home, Police Searching For His Roommate
• Cleanup Underway On Benjamin Franklin Parkway After Made In America Festival Wraps Up
• Man Fatally Shot On Fort Lauderdale Street, Left For Dead
• Man Shot Dead In Beltrami County Sunday Afternoon
• Tornado Damage At Edgewater High School Delays Return Of Students
• Murder-Suicide Suspected After Man, Woman Found Shot To Death In Arcadia Home
• Family, Including Infant, Rescued After Car Plunges Into Water Along I-495 In Littleton
• Former French soccer star dies after 39 years in a coma
• Colorado Commission Releases New Congressional Map Proposal
• Colorado American Red Cross Volunteers Remain In Louisiana: 'As Long As The Clients Need Us'
• Dolphins Place Starting LT Austin Jackson On COVID List Ahead Of Week 1 Vs. Patriots
• NYPD: Suspect Caught On Camera Smashing Window, Stealing Laptop From Store In Chelsea
• Charges Filed Against Convicted Sex Offender For 1988 Boston Murder Of Judy Chamberlain
• Monroe Co. Commissioner Mike Forster Died From COVID-19 Complications
• Police Release New Video Of Suspect Wanted In Harlem Double Shooting
• How To Protect Children Under 12 From COVID-19, According To Fauci
• Baltimore County Public Library Begins Expanded Hours Tuesday
• Federal Unemployment Benefits Expire Sept. 4: What You Need To Know
• Man Killed In Early Morning Shooting Pico Union
• Time Nearly Up For Lawmakers To Take Action On Bonus Pay For Frontline Workers
• Recent Climate Data Shows Alarming September Temperature Trend In Denver
• Bill Belichick Makes A COVID Clarification: 'As A Team, We're Better Off If Everyone Is Vaccinated'
• La Salle University Goes Remote Through Friday Due To Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Dip Below 800, Over 1,000 New Cases Reported
• Outage Causing Intermittent Problems With 911 Calls In Tracy, Several Other Central Valley Communities
• Boil Water Advisories Lifted In Jersey City, Hoboken
• Wrong-Way Driver Triggers Horrific Hit-and-Run Crash Near Bay Bridge
• Miami Dolphins Make Roster Moves: Two Players Put On COVID-19 Reserve List
• Belarus opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova gets 11 years in jail
• Baltimore Ravens Giving Out Signed Gear, Free Tickets During Kickoff Week
• King Richard's Faire Returns To Carver
• The Light Foundation Raffling Off Two Tickets To Patriots-Buccaneers In 'Return Of The GOAT Sweepstakes'
• Former Patriots WR Chris Hogan Gets Another Shot In NFL, Re-Signs With New Orleans Saints
• Shark Tourism Grows On Cape Cod, 3 Years After Attacks
• River closes after mysterious deaths of family and their dog
• Pfizer COVID Booster Shots May Be Only One Ready To Go By Sept 20
• Firefighter Dies Of Illness While Assigned To Dixie Fire
• Tracking The Tropics: Category 3 Hurricane Larry In The Atlantic, Disturbance In Southern Gulf Of Mexico
• Robber Threatened Westminster Churchgoers At Knifepoint, Police Say
• 2021 Patriots Storylines: Here Comes A Talented Ground Attack
• Former Marine kills 4, including mom holding baby, in Florida
• USMNT Held To 1-1 Qualifying Draw Vs. Canada
• Two Teens Fatally Struck By DUI Suspect In Knightsen
• FDNY: Man Arrested For Setting Ticket Booth On Fire During Feast Of Santa Rosalia
• One Man Killed, Two Injured In Baltimore Shootings Sunday Night
• Colorado Weather: Hot, Dry Week Ahead, But Hazy Due To Wildfire Smoke
• Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding dies of cancer at 39
• NYPD: Protester Who Doused Police Van In Gasoline Could Face Federal Charges
• Lawyer speaks out after he was shot, 3 months after his family was killed
• America's Ongoing School Nurses Shortage Turns Dire: 'I Don't Know What The School Year Is Going To Bring'
• Shark kills surfer in Australia: "It was incredibly devastating"
• Water Main Break Closes Part Of Bethel Church Road
• 5 People Injured In Wrong-Way Crash On Lake Shore Drive At Foster Avenue
• Naperville Honoring Frontline Workers At Edwards Hospital During Labor Day Parade
• PTL Links: Sept. 6, 2021
• 10 People Displaced By House Fire In West Englewood
• Police Investigating Stabbing Near Boston Common
• Car Overturns In Southwest Philadelphia
• Chicago Weather: Warm And Sunny Labor Day
• Montgomery County Recommending Masks Outdoors In Certain Situations Beginning Labor Day
• What's Open & Closed On Labor Day
• Power Restored At Philadelphia's 30th Street Station After Equipment Failure, PECO Says
• Minkah Fitzpatrick Pledges $39 Per Tackle And Turnover This Season, Proceeds To Benefit Abused, Neglected Children
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Labor Day
• One Person Injured In Overnight Rollover Crash
• Evgeni Malkin, Jake Guentzel, Kris Letang Ranked Among Best 50 Players By NHL Network
• Labor Day 2021 Closures, Changes To Services
• Tuskegee Airmen Honored At Wreath-Laying Ceremony
• Firefighter Injured While Battling Blaze In Charleroi
• Military commanders stage coup in Guinea, detain president
• Boston Mayor's Race: Michelle Wu Interview
• Boston Mayor's Race: Kim Janey Interview
• Boston Mayor's Race: Annissa Essaibi George Interview
• Boston Mayor's Race: Andrea Campbell Interview
• Boston Mayor's Race: John Barros Interview

Videos from September 6, 2021

• Health care workers use surfing to relieve stress
• Minnesota baseball gear plant closure will eliminate dozens of jobs
• "The Wire" actor Michael K. Williams dies at 54
• Caldor Fire evacuees return to South Lake Tahoe
• Illegal guns worsen violence in Chicago
• Delta surge and severe weather complicate Labor Day travel
• Taliban claims total control over Afghanistan
• At least 7 New Orleans nursing home residents die after being evacuated to warehouses during Ida
• Cleanup in the Northeast continues after Ida's remnants kill at least 51
• 6-year-old dies on Colorado amusement park ride
• New documentary chronicles FBI response to 9/11 20 years after attack
• Boy found after 3 days lost alone in Australian woods
• Tour the new "CBS Mornings" studio in Times Square
• 60 Minutes 9/11 Archive: The Children of September
• Unemployment benefits expiring for millions of Americans
• California recall election enters final stretch
• U.S. "losing" battle to keep young kids safe from COVID-19, doctor says
• 4 people, including 3-month-old baby, killed in Florida shooting
• Trial set to resume for men accused of plotting 9/11 terror attacks
• The Alphabet Rockers, a multi-racial, multi-generational hip-hop group, uses music to combat racism
• No men allowed in Kenyan village, to help break cycle of domestic violence
• Neuroscientist Wendy Suzuki talks about her new book "Good Anxiety"
• Holiday travel, gatherings could spread COVID-19 infections as Delta variant maintains grip on U.S.
• Millions of sleep apnea machines recalled over potential cancer risk
• Americans stranded in Afghanistan being prevented from leaving by Taliban
• Surge in COVID Labor Day travel
• Chicago aims to stop straw purchases of guns
• Labor Secretary Marty Walsh on job market, end of unemployment benefits
• Nursing home evacuees in Louisiana put in warehouse as Ida approached