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Articles from September 10, 2021

• California Election's Chief Says Recall Election Is Secure
• Olson's 4 RBIs Lead A's Past Rangers For 3rd Straight Win
• 20 Years Later: 9/11 Attacks Spark NorCal Brothers' Determination To Fight War On Terror
• Flag Memorial In Riverside Honoring 13 Fallen Service Members Continues Getting Pulled Down
• Dramatic Picture Captures Aliso Viejo Home On Fire After Lightning Strike
• Newsom Calls for 'Unprecedented' Voter Turnout as New Poll Shows His Lead Widening
• Man Found Dead At Debs Park In Montecito Heights; Homicide Investigation Underway
• Urías Earns MLB-Leading 17th Win, Dodgers Beat Padres 3-0
• Bill That Could Legalize Jaywalking In California Headed To Gov. Newsom's Desk
• Nicole Gee, Marine Killed In Kabul Attack, Honored At High School Football Game In Roseville
• 'It's Just Scary': Deployed Soldier Gets Call That Home Destroyed In Caldor Fire
• Olson's 4 RBIs Lead A's Past Rangers for 3rd Straight Win
• San Francisco Dept. of Building Inspection Calls Halt to Millennium Tower Repair Work
• Poll Has Gov. Newsom Far Ahead In California Recall
• Bryan Kirby Sentenced For Causing Deadly Crash As He Livestreamed Himself Speeding On E-470
• Latest Poll Has Governor Newsom With Momentum Going Into Tuesday Recall Election
• Remembering Coloradan Christopher Faughnan 20 Years After The Sept. 11th Attacks
• Ohtani Hits 44th HR, But Astros Tag Him In Win Over Angels
• WeHo Issues Sweeping Emergency Order Requiring Vaccination For Adults Entering Indoor Businesses
• Jose Abreu Hits 3-Run Homer As White Sox Top Red Sox 4-3
• COVID In Colorado: Health Care Staffing, Capacity A Big Concern As More Unvaccinated Admitted To Hospitals
• 'She Reminds Me Tomorrow Isn't Promised': Family Friend Remembers Wongel Estifanos, 6-Year-Old Who Died On Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Ride
• Student, Pilot Survive Small Plane Crash In Weld County Cornfield
• Andrew Benintendi Pushes Royals Past Twins In 11th With 2nd Homer
• Megill's 10 Ks Lead Mets Over Reeling, Bumbling Yanks
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Visitors To The Memorial Site Pay Solemn Respects
• New Jersey Businesses Recovering From Ida's Wrath Grateful For Every Bit Of Assistance
• Pittsburgh Irish Festival Returns To Sandcastle
• Bronzeville Celebrates Opening Of Hatch 41, A New Co-Working Space Supporters Hope Helps Build Neighborhood's Momentum
• Friday Football Frenzy 2021: Week 1 Highlights & Scores
• Chicago Weather: Summer-Like Temps This Weekend
• Memorial At Denver International Airport Honors Victims, First Responders Of 9/11
• Longtime Former WGN-TV Anchor Allison Payne Dies At 57
• Woman, 72, Carjacked Outside Senior Living Center In Logan Square
• Lightfoot: I'll Recommend City Inspector General Investigate Allegations Against Ald. Gardiner
• Remembering 9/11: Memorial Events To Be Held Across South Florida To Mark 20 Years Since Attacks
• St. John's Episcopal Hospital In Queens Evacuated Due To Fire
• 20 Years After 9/11, Are We Safer? Experts Say Yes
• 9/11 20 Years Later: New Jersey Residents Reflect On Tragedy, Remember Loved Ones As Annual Tribute Lights Night Sky
• Vigil Held For 4 Elizabeth Residents Who Died In Ida Flooding
• 20 Years Later, Health Effects Of 9/11 Continue To Plague First Responders and Survivors
• 'I See His Beautiful Blue Eyes': Pompano Beach Woman Recalls Seeing Hero Brother, NYFD Capt. Billy Burke, In 9/11 Documentary
• Phillies Hit Another Low With 11-2 Loss To Rockies
• Lawsuit Claims Canon-McMillan School District Asked Students If They Were Vaccinated Without Parental Consent
• Luminaria Ceremony Illuminates Flight 93 National Memorial's Wall Of Names
• Police Find Man Shot Near 7th And Hennepin In Downtown Minneapolis
• Braves Power Past Marlins 6-2
• Two Decades After 9/11, Muslim Americans Continue To Work On Erasing Intolerance
• Know The Score: September 10, 2021
• Maryland Judge About To Be Arrested Dies In Apparent Suicide
• 'Not Giving Up' 20 Years Later, Families of Maryland 9/11 Victims Still Demanding Answers About Who Funded Terror Attacks
• Mayor Scott Says He Will Not Rollback Testing Opt-Out For City Employees One Day After Biden's Mandate For Federal Workers
• Baltimore City Releases New COVID-19 Dashboard and Vaccine Incentive
• Maryland Businesses & Employees React To President Biden's New Action Plan
• 'I Saw The Signs New York City Closed': CBS4 Journalists Reflect On Covering 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
• Maryland State Police Recover $12,000 Cash Elderly Woman Mailed To California As Part Of A Scam
• Detroit Police, Fire Departments Hold Ceremony For 9/11 Victims
• Orioles Hit Two Homers Off Ray, Beat Blue Jays 6-3
• Family Loses $2,500 In Rental Scam In Glendale Heights, 'We Just Wanted A Home For Our Kids, And They Just Took It Away From Us'
• Planned Parenthood: Texans Traveling To California For Appointments In Wake Of New Abortion Law
• County Health Official Says Higher Vaccination Rates Needed To Avoid Cyclical Surges Of COVID-19
• Natural Immunity Vaccine Exemption Now Offered At Spectrum Health
• New Lightning Fires Burn In Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, Sequoia National Forest
• South Florida Schools Hold Memorial Ceremonies To Mark 20th Year Of Sept. 11th Attacks
• New Generation Of Americans Learn About 9/11
• Pirates Rally To Spoil Bell's Return In 4-3 Win Over Nationals
• Lynx Beat Fever 89-72 In First Of 3 Straight Meetings
• 'He Was A Real Hero:' Loved Ones Visit Camden County 9/11 Memorial Ahead Of 20-Year Anniversary
• Man Sitting In Car Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Logan, Philadelphia Police Say
• Philadelphia Police Search For Driver That Injured 16-Year-Old In Hit-And-Run
• Texts Between Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes, Ex-Boyfriend Add New Layer To Fraud Trial
• California Moves To Extend, Streamline Assisted Death Law
• Jason 'Mayhem' Miller Arrested In Sherman Oaks For Domestic Violence
• 'Unconstitutional': Colorado Republican Party Chair Reacts To Presidential COVID Vaccine, Testing Mandate
• Woman Caught On Camera Smashing Statues Outside Queens Church Arrested, Facing Hate Crime Charges
• California Secretary of State: Recall Vote Will Be Fair and Secure
• Another 21 U.S. citizens evacuated from Afghanistan
• Dwight Jones Released From Kern County Prison After Serving 21 Years Of Life Sentence For Crime He Did Not Commit
• Colorado Ski Areas Prepare For Snow Amid Heat Wave
• President Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration In Pennsylvania Following Ida's Destruction
• Fort Worth ISD Parents, Students React To Mask Mandate Which Starts Monday
• Group Calls For Hate Crimes Investigation Into Attacks On Muslim Family In Greenbelt
• Dramatic Video Shows 2 Men Chase, Kill Man In North Philadelphia
• 2 Injured In Beaver Falls Shooting
• Caldor Fire Evacuees Return Home Amid Red Flag Warning Concerns
• 26-Year-Old Javaughn Berry Sentenced To 115 Months In Federal Prison For Commercial Robberies
• Penn State University Professor Charged With Assaulting Student During Protest
• 20 Years On, Gordon Center At UM Continues To Provide Pre-Deployment Training For US Army Surgical Teams
• 6 Children, 4 Adults Hurt In Oakland DUI Crash; 2 Children Critically Injured
• LAX Pylons To Glow Red, White And Blue To Mark 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
• 49ers QB Trey Lance Cleared For Season Opener Vs. Lions, Taylor Decker Sidelined
• State Health Department Releases New Resource To Raise Awareness of Suicide
• Richmond College Grads Uplifts Her Hometown Through Journalism
• Here's What The California Legislature Did This Year
• Candle Lighting Ceremony At Simon Weisenthal Center's Museum Of Tolerance Commemorates 20 Year Anniversary Of 9/11
• Addition To Westchester County 9/11 Memorial Honors Those Who Died From Illnesses Related To Ground Zero
• President Joe Biden Approves Disaster Declaration Request In Pennsylvania Due To Remnants Hurricane Ida
• City Set To Pay $20.5 Million To Settle Lawsuit For Two Men Who Say They Were Framed By Former CPD Detective Reynaldo Guevara
• 9/11 20 Years Later: A Look Inside Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church As It Rebuilds From Rubble
• Two Shot In Southwest Baltimore Friday Night
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Looking Back On What's Believed To Be Largest Sea Rescue In U.S. History
• 9/11 Survivor Lauren Manning Reflects On 20 Years Since The Attacks Changed Her Life, And Her Hard-Fought Struggle For Survival
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Muslim-Americans Say They Still Deal With Stigma Associated With Attacks, But Now Feel More Empowered
• Newsom Bounces Back in Recall Polling
• Firefighter Places Thousands Of Flags Outside Home In Remembrance Of 9/11 Victims
• California Recall: Gov. Gavin Newsom Casts Ballot As Campaign Against Him Nears End
• Students Learn Giving Back Through Day Of Service Project
• 20 Years Later: Wide Open Walls Hosts 9/11 Art Exhibit
• 9/11 20 Years Later: NYPD's John Miller On How Department Transformed Into World Leader In Counterterrorism
• Denver Smashes Daily Record High
• CBS2 Remembers Engineers Isaias Rivera And Robert Pattison, Killed On 9/11
• 'We're Gonna Make It Work': Pittsburgh Public Schools Workers Keep Feeding Hungry Students During Pandemic
• Retired AA Pilot Beverley Bass Recalls Trying To Fly From Paris To DFW On 9/11
• Former Pittsburgh Mayor Tom Murphy Recalls Most Focused Time Of His Life As Flight 93 Passed Near City
• Now In A Giants Uniform, Kris Bryant Gets Choked Up Returning To Wrigley
• Overturned Big Rig Blocks Westbound I-80 in Placer County
• Duluth Man, 64, Dies After Being Pinned Under Bus
• Marvin Bethea On Responding To 9/11, Fighting For First Responder Health Benefits: 'I'm Proud That I Was Able To Serve Our Country'
• 'I'm Going To Burn Alive': Will Jimeno Shares Horrifying Memories Of Being Buried In Rubble Of Ground Zero On 9/11
• Service On Portion Of Metro C Line Suspended Saturday, Sunday
• CCBC To Get More Money To Train Veterans To Get Commercial Drivers' Licenses
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Reporter Lou Young Looks Back On Covering The Immediate Aftermath
• Condoleezza Rice says U.S. is safer today than it was on 9/11
• Overturned Semi-Truck Carrying Tesla Batteries Completely Blocks Westbound I-80 In Placer County
• 9/11 20 Years Later: FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro Recalls Getting Thrust Into Command Of Rescue Operations
• VTA Restarts Light Rail Service Along Entire Blue Line; Extends Free Rides Through End Of September
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Former FDNY Commissioner Tom Von Essen Reflects On The Day That Changed The FDNY, And The World, Forever
• Motorcyclist Killed In Collision With Truck In San Jose; 43rd Traffic Fatality Of Year
• UPMC And Allegheny Health Network Seeing Increase In Pregnant Women Hospitalized With COVID-19
• 'Everybody That Went Over There Needs To Be Proud' Says Green Beret Sent To Afghanistan After 9/11
• 9/11 20 Years Later: For Families Of Those Who Died, 'Twenty Years Is Just Another Day To Us' 
• Winter Park Plans To Open Slopes On Nov. 17 For Skiers And Snowboarders
• LAUSD Board Votes To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations for Students Over 12
• How Current, Former Dallas ISD Students Can Get Free Credit Monitoring, ID Protection After Massive Data Breach
• California Lawmakers Advance Bill That May End Arrests For Loitering For Prostitution
• Xcel Energy Teams Up With MACV To Provide New Homes For Homeless Veterans
• GOP Aims To Advance Pennsylvania Election 'Investigation' With Subpoenas
• 'They're Out There Running For Their Life': Former Afghan Describes Danger Educated Girls Face There
• 9/11 first responders still suffering trauma 20 years later
• Maryland Athletics Releases Report Of Economic and Fiscal Impact Of Football Program
• Florida Panthers Hold Development Camp For Younger Players
• Cat That Went Missing In California In 2011, Shows Up In North Texas And Is Reunited With Family
• Air Force Colonel From Denver Reflects On 9/11 Mission: 'My Legs Were Shaking'
• Advocates Say Health Care Funding For 9/11 Survivors Could Run Out By 2025 Unless Congress Passes Correction
• UMass Amherst Unveils Statues Dedicated To Minutemen Basketball Legends
• Widow wears wedding dress to 9/11 memorial in honor of late husband
• For Families Of Flight 93, The Memorial Is A Way To Keep The Memories Alive
• New Study Suggests Convalescent Plasma Ineffective, Potentially Harmful To COVID-19 Patients
• Oakland Officials, First Responders Gather for 9/11 Memorial
• Poll Finds Support For Mandatory Masks And Vaccines Deeply Divided In Pittsburgh Region
• Daughter Searches For People Impacted By Her Father's Kindness To Strangers After 9/11 Attacks
• Anne Arundel County Executive Releases Statement In Regards To School Bus Driver Shortages
• Furry Tails: Samson Is Waiting For A Forever Home
• Top Federal, State, City Officials Receive 9/11 Security Briefing At NYPD Headquarters Ahead Of Remembrance Ceremonies
• Shady Brook Farm Creates Corn Maze To Teach Younger Generation About 9/11
• San Francisco Legislator's Bill Would End Loitering for Prostitution Arrests in California
• Park District To Install Some Life Rings On Lakefront, But Safety Advocates Say Pilot Program Falls Short
• Texas Attorney General Sues Richardson ISD, 5 Other School Districts Over Mask Mandates
• Zachary Pickrell Of Anaheim Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of 17-Year-Old Friend
• September 11: They Were High School Teens Then, Now They're Proud Military Veterans
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Liam Enea Says Great Aunt's Photo Album Gives Window Into Life Before World Changed
• 20 Years Later: Sacramento Chaplain Who Served At Ground Zero Says She Was 'Born To Do It'
• 20 years after 9/11, "Come From Away" brings light in another dark time
• How To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month In Colorado
• North Minneapolis Residents Open Up About Recent Gunfire: 'People Are Tired'
• St. Paul Hmong Museum Vandalized
• 'No Respect For Kids': Chicago Rapper Speaks After He And 2 Kids Were Shot
• Families Who Lost Loved Ones On 9/11 Reflect On Last 20 Years
• White House Deal Could Cut Cost Of At-Home COVID-19 Tests, But Supply Remains Limited In North Texas
• Kris Bryant Cheered In Return To Wrigley, Giants Beat Cubs To Win 5th Straight
• Tennis World In Shock With Teenagers Leylah Fernandez, Emma Raducanu Set For US Open Final
• Surfside Apartment Residents Must Leave Building For Repairs In Wake Of Condo Collapse
• No Injuries After Metra Train Hits Car In Park Ridge
• 15-Year-Old Struck By Vehicle In East Baltimore
• Employers Grapple With Implementing President Joe Biden's Vaccine Mandates
• 'Best Crop We've Ever Had': Farmers Excited For Apple Picking Season
• Kris Bryant Cheered In Return To Wrigley Field, As Giants Top Cubs 6-1
• USC Olympian & NCAA Champion Swimmer Rich McGeagh Dies At 77 From COVID Complications
• Colorado State Trooper Jay Hemphill Hailed For Killing Armed Man At Capitol Faces Felony
• Revs Invite Boy Battling Brain Cancer To Practice, Making His Dream Come True
• Lawrence Prepares For Fallen Marine Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo To Return Home
• Taste Of The Town: Impeccable French Cuisine At Le Zoo In Bal Harbour
• Alumni Fight To Bring Gopher Men's Sports Back
• Boil Water Advisory In Effect For Some Passaic Valley Water Commission Customers
• Friday Marks World Suicide Prevention Day
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," September 12
• 20th Anniversary Of 9/11: CBSN's Live Streaming Schedule
• Dodgers' Trevor Bauer to miss remainder of season amid sex assault probe
• 9/11 20th Anniversary: Pennsylvania Political Leaders Reflect On Terrorist Attacks
• Ravens Fans Across The Region Celebrate Purple Friday Ahead Of Monday's Season Opener
• Buffs Need More Passing Production
• Ida's Aftermath: Major Disaster Declarations Extended To Essex, Hudson, Mercer, Union Counties In New Jersey
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Billy Denis Retired From The FDNY Days Before 9/11; The Attacks Brought Him Back To The Job
• Groups Seek Federal Help With Lead In Benton Harbor's Water
• Parents Demand Answers As Boston School Bus Problems Persist
• 'Death Was A Tragedy': DA Says Loveland Police Officer Won't Face Charges In Alex Domina's Death After Shooting
• Bus Crash In Meeker County Leaves 3 Injured
• Bodies Pulled From Passaic River Identified As Missing College Students Nidhi Rana, Ayush Rana
• Man Shot Dead By Gilroy Police Ambushed Arriving Officer, Was Wanted For Attempted Murder
• Afghanistan Evacuees Arriving In Philadelphia Met With Doctors And A Warm Welcome
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Survivors Gather For First Time To Share Painful Experiences, Memories
• 40 Chalk Portraits At Flight 93 National Memorial Bring Back Memories For Those Who Lost Loved Ones
• Sheriff: Arrest Made After Death Investigation At Riverbank Property
• 'This Team's Story Not Even Close To Being Written Yet': Miami Coach Manny Diaz Ahead Of Home Opener Against Appalachian State
• UMass Amherst Cancels Football Tailgate As Breakthrough COVID Cases Increase
• Man Found Dead After 'Significant' Fire Tears Through Northboro Home With No Smoke Detectors
• Judge Loosens Apple's Grip On App Store In Epic Games Trial Decision
• South Education Center In Richfield Placed On Lockdown After Student Found With Handgun
• After The Terror Attacks On 9/11, Muslims In Chicago Were Targeted, Lived In Fear
• 20 Years Later: Joe Andruzzi Recalls 9/11 & His Brothers Being Honored By Patriots
• Massachusetts Fallen Heroes Honor 9/11 Victims & Local Soldiers Who Died In Wars After Attacks
• Thomas Stemen Sentenced To Ten Years For Stabbing A Woman With Semen-Filled Syringe
• 'Support Surfside' $4 Million Fund Closer To Being Distributed
• Miami Dolphins To Host Don Shula Celebration Of Life At Hard Rock Stadium
• Bicyclist Killed In Wynwood Hit & Run, Suspected Driver In Custody
• Fire Crews Battle Heavy Smoke, Flames Pouring Out Of Warminster Building
• You Can Still Get A $100 Walmart Gift Card When You Get Your COVID Vaccine- For A Few More Days
• Pennsylvania State Nurses Association Hopes State Addresses Nursing Shortage
• 'Just As The World Was About To Change': Mother Remembers Welcoming Little Girl On Day Of Upheaval
• Dixie Fire Update: Wind-Whipped Flames Make 13-Mile Run Though Old Station; Firefighters Challenged By 50-Foot Flames
• Florida Appeals Court Gives Boost To Gov. DeSantis In School Mask Mandate Fight
• Food delivery apps are fighting 15% fee cap in New York City
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Calls Pres. Joe Biden's Vaccine Mandate 'A Mistake'
• Mount Holly Man Charged With Murder In Slaying Of Man Found Behind Burlington County Convenience Store
• Pennsylvania Targeting Doctors Over Blanket Mask Exemptions
• Monday's Show Info (9/13/21)
• 'The System Is More Fragile' Marine Biologist On Nutrient Pollutants Causing Biscayne Bay Fish Kills
• Michigan Man Remembers Surviving The 9/11 Attacks
• San Francisco Opens New Rehab Facility To Provide Alternative To Incarceration
• Most Henry Ford Health Employees Got COVID-19 Vaccine
• 20 years after 9/11, most see some success in efforts against terrorism
• Massachusetts Reports 1,726 New COVID-19 Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Sunday's Show Info (9/12/21)
• Cowboys' Offensive Lineman La'el Collins Suspended 5 Games For NFL Substance Abuse Policy Violation
• Saturday's Show Info (9/11/21)
• DHS warns of potential threat of domestic extremists to Afghan evacuees
• Federal Vaccine Mandate: How Could The New COVID Rules Affect You?
• California Passes Strict Recycling Rules Limiting What Can Be Labeled As Recyclable
• Two Florida Students Accused Of Plotting Columbine-Style School Shooting
• Thousand Steps Beach In Laguna Beach To Close For 2 Months For Repairs
• Philadelphia School District Working To Resolve 'Unacceptable' Piles Of Trash Outside Schools
• California May Impose Toughest Rules On Recycling Labels
• Sloan's Lake Reopens After Potentially Deadly Blue-Green Algae Closure
• Two Children From Bow, NH Killed In I-89 Crash
• Bicyclist Hit By Vehicle In Butler Dies
• For many Muslim Americans, hostility -- still -- 20 years after 9/11
• Former Saginaw Police Officer, Reflects On Assisting With 9/11 Search and Rescue With K-9 Partner
• Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo Apologizes For 'Cuban Mafia' Comments On Social Media
• Morgan State University Awarded Over $7M To Establish The Center For Advanced Electro-Photonics
• San Pablo Police Release Dramatic Surveillance Video Of Brazen Afternoon Shooting
• Cowboys' Dak Prescott Hoping For Another Shot At Beating Tom Brady This Season - In Playoffs
• Suspect Sought In Santa Cruz Neck Slashing Attack
• West Nile Virus Risk Level Raised To 'High' In 27 Massachusetts Communities
• Annapolis Man Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter, Assault Charges After Fatally Injuring Passenger During 2020 Incident
• 'Needless Deaths': Colorado Hospitals Nearing Capacity Limits Due To Unvaccinated People, Gov. Jared Polis Says
• U.S. probing airlines over slow refunds during pandemic
• Patriots Injury Report: Agholor, Mills Questionable For Week 1 Vs. Miami
• Avante Daquan Lee Sentenced To Three Years In Federal Prison For Illegal Possession Of A Loaded Firearm
• DPS: 167 People Killed On MN Roads Between Memorial Day And Labor Day
• Colorado Businesses React To COVID Vaccine, Testing Mandate For Those With 100+ Employees
• Information About Greg C. Washington's 'A Walk To Honor'
• Gov. Newsom Casts His Ballot As Recall Campaign Against Him Reaches Closing Days
• Why Biden's vaccine mandate could revive the economic recovery
• Many 9/11 First Responders At Ground Zero Battling Severe Health Conditions
• This Is What A US Endgame For Covid-19 Should Look Like, Fauci Says
• Hawaiian-Style Shoyu Chicken
• Marianne Battani, Longtime Detroit-Area Judge, Dies At 77
• Baltimore, Officers In Fire Department Reach Deal On New Contract, Mayor Scott Says
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Volunteer Firefighters Who Helped Say 'It's Just What You Do'
• 40 Charged In Texas Meth And Gun Trafficking Operation
• How Security Plans Have Evolved In Chicago Since Sept. 11
• 2 Retired Chicago Firefighters Remember Harrowing Experience Of Working At Ground Zero Right After 9/11
• Remembering 9/11: South Florida First Responders Say They Scoured World Trade Center Looking For Victims
• Governor Greg Abbott Signs Bill Funding Expanded Virtual Learning In Texas
• Illinois Reports 26,062 New COVID-19 Cases, 197 Deaths; 62% Of Adults Fully Vaccinated
• Newsom Campaign Theme In Days Before Recall Election: Don't Let California Become Texas
• 6-year-old who died on Colorado amusement park ride identified
• 9/11 20 Years Later: K9 Handler Bob Schnelle Recalls How His Partner Atlas Saved His Life At Ground Zero
• Democrats present case to legalize immigrants through budget bill
• Authorities Recover Body From Des Plaines River Near Joliet
• Motorcycle Club Of LA Firefighters Travel Across US To Commemorate 9/11
• 72-Year-Old Woman Carjacked At Gunpoint In Logan Square
• Mayor Michael Hancock: Denver Broncos Have Good Chance To Make Playoffs With 'Steady Teddy'
• More Bonsai Tree Thefts Reported, This Time In Hopkins
• Bay Area Lawmaker's Bill Regulating Police Obtaining Military Equipment Heads To Newsom's Desk
• Pitcher Trevor Bauer Won't Return To Dodgers This Season Amid Sexual Assault Investigation
• GOP governors pledge to sue over Biden's business vaccine mandate
• Baltimore Man Arrested After Allegedly Stabbing Another Man On I-895, Police Say
• Whitmer Signs Last Drunken Driving Expungement Bill
• UPDATE: 110 Lightning Strikes In Bay Area; Storm Front Moves East; Red Flag Warning Canceled
• 4 More Arrests Made In Connection To Illegal Off-Road Vehicle Ride-Outs In Pittsburgh
• Body Found In Middle Township, New Jersey, Believed To Be Missing Teen Leila Bellamy, Police Say
• FEMA Approves Major Disaster Declaration For 4 More New Jersey Counties
• Orange County Child Dies From COVID-19
• Fremd High School's Mari-Rae Sopper Was Flying To Start Her Dream Job On September 11, 2001
• U Of M Band Plans 'Visually Stunning' Sept. 11 Show
• 'Easily The Best Defense In The League': Former Broncos Linebacker Brandon Marshall Sees Similarities Between Super Bowl 50 Defense And This Team's
• Baltimore Ravens Fans Celebrate The Start Of The Football Season At Purple Friday Rally
• TSA Doubles Fines For Passengers Who Refuse To Wear Face Masks On Planes
• The best-selling Sony PlayStation 5 games right now
• New Layer Of Matt Patricia's Role With Patriots Unveiled By Cam Newton
• Two teenagers will play each other in historic U.S. Open final
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports Over 5,000 New Cases For First Time Since April
• Investigators: Placer County River Fire Started Inside Bear River Campground, Was Human Caused
• Tornado Confirmed This Week In Hillsdale County
• New SR 874 Ramp Connector Now Open To Help Alleviate Congestion In West Kendall
• Hearing Set For Next Week On Minneapolis Police Ballot Question
• Officials: 'It Appears A Button Was Pushed Accidentally' That Shut Down Half The Subway System Last Month
• New HealthPartners Study Finds Vaccines 'Highly Effective', Even Against Delta Variant
• Pennsylvania Targets Physicians Offering Stock Doctor's Notes For School Mask Mandate Exemptions
• Police: Johnathan Gomez Of Texas Arrested After Holding Ambulance Crew At Gunpoint In Irwindale, Shooting At Vehicles On 210 Freeway
• Memorials To September 11, 2001 Throughout Chicagoland
• Impatient Driver Hits Crossing Guard With Vehicle In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Former Giuliani associate pleads guilty to campaign finance conspiracy
• Sheriff: 1-Year-Old Girl Found Dead In Texas Was Left In Hot Car For Hours
• Remembering 9/11: 20 Years Later WBZ Staff Reflect On The Terror Attacks
• Ravens Officially Place Edwards, Peters On IR With Season-Ending Injuries; Boyle Added To Short-Term IR
• BSO: Teen Facing Felony Charge For Making School Shooting Threats After Losing Fortnite Game
• Man Accused Of Setting Off Explosion Inside Brooklyn Apartment Building, Then Smashing Cars Outside
• Needham Middle Schoolers Reflect On 9/11 Attacks, Honor Lives Lost With Moment Of Silence
• How 60 Minutes reported on the September 11th terrorist attacks
• 22-Year-Old Man Shot In San Francisco Hunters Point Neighborhood
• Watch: Lightning, Thunderstorms Seen All Over Valley Overnight
• Gov. Wolf To Announce COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics At 5 Pennsylvania State Parks
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,050 New Cases Reported, 18 More Deaths
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Toulouse
• Browns-Chiefs Preview: AFC Playoff Contenders Square Off In Week 1
• Judge blocks core Apple app store policy in landmark ruling
• Detroit To Install 700 Additional Speed Humps In 2021, Bringing Program Total To 5,200
• University Of Pennsylvania Honors Victims Of 9/11 With Moment Of Silence On Campus
• Minnesota Weather: Wildfire Smoke Moving Across MN Visible From Space
• 'Project Proposes Great Risk To Our Local Environment': Miami-Dade Mayor Concerned Over Urban Development Boundary Expansion Vote
• Petaluma Boy Dies Of Drug Overdose
• Pennsylvania GOP Aims To Advance Election 'Investigation' With Subpoenas
• Jefferson Township Middle And High School Students Sent Home Early Due To Possible Threat
• New Jersey Takes Lead In Offshore Wind Energy Industry
• Julian Edelman Enjoyed Watching Tom Brady Lead Bucs To Victory On Opening Night
• 2 Juveniles Hurt In Shooting Near Newman Fall Festival; Suspect Arrested
• Amazon, Kroger and Walmart to offer cheaper rapid COVID-19 tests
• Montour Parents, Students Protest Statewide School Mask Mandate
• Body Of 30-Year-Old Missing Canoer Recovered From Fox Lake
• People From Near And Far Pay Respects To 9/11 Victims At Ground Zero Ahead Of 20-Year Commemoration
• Woman's Body Found In NH Garbage Truck; Police Say 'Nothing Suspicious About Her Death'
• As Taliban's crackdown on dissent turns deadly, escape is for the few
• LA County COVID Hospitalizations Drop For Tenth Straight Day
• North Texas First Responders Honor 9/11 Firefighters With Memorial Stair Climb
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 360 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• 2 Injured In Fiery Crash Along Broad Street In Spring Garden
• Driver Killed In Crash That Left Tow Truck Hanging Off Route 495 Overpass In Milford
• Dometi Pongo On This Year's VMA Awards In Brooklyn: 'It's Going To Be One For The Books'
• California may make schools provide free menstrual products
• LAPD Seeking People Who Threw Egg At Larry Elder, Attacked His Aide
• Beth El Synagogue Closes Building In St. Louis Park After Online Threat
• California Has Hottest Summer On Record
• Bradley Chubb's Sprained Ankle Worries Denver Broncos
• MDOT: I-275 Project Update, Weekend Road Work In Metro Detroit
• Brother remembers flight attendant who first reported 9/11 hijacking
• EB I-80 Traffic In Sierra Slow Near Farad After Multiple Big Rig Crashes
• Cam Newton Refutes Rob Ninkovich's Claim That Mac Jones Was Teaching Playbook To Veteran QB
• Man Killed In Los Feliz Shooting After Bar Fight
• Missing, Endangered Man From Clarion County Found Safe
• Lightning Strikes Ignite New Wildfires In El Dorado County; Tahoe Firefighters Rush To Battle Blazes
• Chris Sale Tests Positive For COVID-19, Will Not Make Start On Sunday
• World Suicide Prevention Day: Here's How To Help In 2021
• Moderna Announces Positive Pre-Clinical Data For Single Shot Combining COVID, RSV & Flu Vaccines
• Big 12 Officially Invites University Of Houston, BYU, Central Florida And Cincinnati To Join
• DNR Postpones Full Reopening Of Some Facilities Until October
• University Of Maryland Medical System Commits To $15 Per Hour Minimum Wage
• In COVID pandemic, rate of stillbirths doubles in Mississippi
• Milwaukee requires vaccines for school staff
• Liam's List Sept 10: Remembering 9/11; Best of Stern Grove; Mountain View Art & Wine Festival
• Nicki Minaj's Husband Pleads Guilty To Not Registering As A Sex Offender In LA
• T.J. Watt Signs Contract Extension With Steelers, Reportedly Making Him NFL's Highest-Paid Defensive Player
• Marty's Weather Blog: Keep The T-shirts And Shorts Handy
• Treating Your Arteries With The Power Of Sound
• Hillary Clinton recalls ground zero on 9/11: "Like the gates of hell"
• Farm hired White immigrants over Black Americans, lawsuit says
• Denver Pharmacist Begins Giving COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Amid Lack Of Guidance
• Community Pleads For Gun Violence To End After Cab Driver Kuldip Singh Killed By Stray Bullet In Harlem
• Dallas Police Investigating Double Shooting On Gannon Lane That Left Unidentified Man & Woman Dead
• Minnesota DNR Announces New State Record For Northern Pike And Tie For Muskie
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Cases Jump To 1,553 But Positivity Rate Remains Flat
• Injury Insurance Added To Ski Passes Could Take Financial Pressure Off Skiers, Boarders
• Sheridan School In Minneapolis Closed Friday After Overnight Break-In Incident
• Minneapolis Cider Co. Expansion Party
• Parade Of Homes: Housing First Minnesota
• The Justice Gala At U.S. Bank Stadium
• Daughter of "Jane Roe" says her mother was "strong" but "fragile"
• January 6 committee receives "thousands" of documents before deadline
• Saudi Arabia showcases anti-extremism efforts 20 years after 9/11
• Firefighters Stop Forward Process Of New Wildfire Burning In Remote Area Near El Dorado Hills
• As COVID-19 Hospitalizations Spike, Some Overwhelmed Hospitals Are Rationing Care
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny Morning, Storms In The Afternoon
• Sharp-Tailed Grouse Hunting Season Called Off In East-Central MN
• One Of Colorado's Hottest September Weather Days On Record Expected Friday
• Recall Supporters in Rural California Express Fears of Mail-In Ballot 'Shenanigans'
• Cam Newton Feels He Was 'Bamboozled' After Patriots Authorized Trip Resulting In Five-Day Absence
• PTL Links: Sept. 10, 2021
• Tracking The Tropics: Peak Of Hurricane Season, Tracking Hurricane Larry, Two Other Systems
• Michigan Has A Lot To Prove In Prime Time
• MDTA Announces Bay Bridge Lane Closures Scheduled For Next Week
• Century-Old Restaurant In Walnut Grove Burns To Ground
• Fourth Person Charged In Identity Theft Of Surfside Condo Collapse Victims
• Lions Host 49ers
• 2 Charged In July Shooting Aboard Crowded SEPTA Bus In Center City That Left Passenger Seriously Injured
• Meet The Expert: Como Tiger Takes Bengals Over Vikings In Season Opener
• Memorial With 3,000 Flags Honoring Victims Of 9/11 Returns To Oak Brook; 'We Need To Remember What Happened That Day'
• Judge Extends Block Of Western Michigan Vaccine Mandate
• North Texan Jose Luis Ramos Jr. Sentenced For Transporting 100+ Undocumented Migrants Inside Big Rig
• "He ran in": CBS News crew reflects on September 11, 2001
• Westmoreland County Leaders Asking Public For Suggestions On How To Spend Rescue Plan Funding
• After 4 Years Of Construction, I-35W Downtown To Crosstown Project Finally Complete
• 2021 Patriots Storylines: Filling The Gilmore Void At Corner
• Boosters, Breakthroughs, And Mu: Where Do We Stand In The Battle Against COVID-19?
• Taliban lets Americans, other foreigners leave on flight from Kabul
• Air Travelers Refusing To Wear Masks Could Face Fines Up To $3,000
• Body Pulled From Car In Canal In NW Dade
• California moves to return seized beach to Black couple's heirs
• Serious Crash Prompts Closure Of Eastbound I-94 Near Rogers
• Thunder, Rain And Mudslides Blast SoCal Mountain And High Desert Communities Thursday
• TikToker's final video before death was a plea for vaccinations
• Crews end search for 1887 time capsule under former Robert E. Lee statue
• Man Critically Injured In Shooting At Rodeway Inn In Monroeville
• Biden calls Chinese President Xi Jinping about U.S.-China relationship
• Los Angeles mandates COVID-19 vaccines for eligible students
• Pittsburgh Weather: Weekend Weather Brings Warm Temperatures And Plenty Of Sunshine
• Biden announces COVID-19 vaccine mandates that will affect 100 million Americans
• 'Hard Pill To Swallow,' Some Federal Workers Opposed To President Biden's Latest Vaccination Mandate
• President Biden Mandates COVID Vaccine For Millions Of Federal Workers, Businesses
• Adam Sandler Films Movie Scene At La Salle University
• CBS3 Viewers Share Their 9/11 Stories
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/10 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Poll: Twenty years after 9/11, most see a country forever changed
• CBS3 Mysteries: Mother Calls For Justice After Aaliyah Eubanks Found Tied, Shot To Death Inside Bridgeton Apartment
• Man gets 20 years in prison for transgender teen's murder
• Justice Stephen Breyer Calls Supreme Court Decision On Texas Abortion Law 'Very, Very, Very Wrong'
• President Biden's COVID-19 Plan Takes Effect, Including Increased Fines For Not Wearing A Mask At Airports
• 9/11 20 Years Later: Former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly Reflects On Changes He Ushered In To Keep New York City Safe
• Shots Fired At Driver In Irving Park
• Air Force base in hours-long lockdown after active shooter reports
• Vegandale Festival In Grant Park Is Not Requiring COVID-19 Vaccination Or Negative Test, Leading Some Vendors To Back Out
• 9/11 20 Years Later: P.S. 89 Principal Veronica Najjar Remembers Helping Students To Safety In Lower Manhattan
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup Ahead
• Petraeus says Afghanistan withdrawal did "damage to our credibility"
• Single-Car Crash Injures 1 Person In North Philadelphia
• Man Injured After Shot 5 Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Family Of Four Evacuates Safely From House Fire In Fayette County
• CBS4 Investigates: Miami Hospital Dealing With Invasion Of Privacy Issue, Disturbing Photos Of NICU Baby Posted On Nurse Sierra Samuels' Social Media
• Miami Dolphins Announce Team Captains, But QB Tua Tagovailoa Not Among Them
• Child sex trafficking delusions led to Florida massacre, sheriff says
• Etna Police Investigating Several Car Break-Ins
• President Biden Announces New COVID Vaccine Requirements As Philadelphia Sees Improvement In Case Numbers
• Baltimore Humane Society To Host Party In The Park On Oct. 9
• Woman Arrested In Point Breeze Following SWAT Situation
• FEMA To Conduct Assessments Of Damage From Remnants Of Hurricane Ida Next Week
• 'There's No Golden Ticket Essay,' Students Adjusting To Changing College Admissions Process
• To Do List: Dog-Friendly Live Music, New Selfie Studio, Quilt Show
• All-Clear Given Friday Morning At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Following Reports Of Active Shooter
• Man Sentenced To At Least A Year In Jail For 2017 Death Of His Girlfriend
• Arsenal Bowl In Lawrenceville Finds New Owners, Will Remain Bowling Alley
• Autonomous Vehicle Company 'Aurora' Seeking To Make Pittsburgh Its Home
• Study From CMU Finds 'Wide' Differences In Bank Lending To Minorities And Minority Neighborhoods In Pittsburgh
• West Virginia's Largest City Approves $750 For Vaccinated Workers
• Hong Kong Tiananmen vigil leaders charged with subversion
• Steve from "Blue's Clues" surprises Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show"
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/10 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from September 10, 2021

• Former general and CIA director David Petraeus on "The Takeout" — 9/10/2021
• U.S. surpasses 1936 Dust Bowl for hottest summer on record, NOAA says
• Widow fought for 9/11 memorial after husband’s death
• Red states use Texas law as blueprint to restrict abortion
• DHS Undersecretary John Cohen on how threats to the U.S. have changed since 9/11
• CDC says unvaccinated people 11 times more likely to die from COVID-19
• Biden pushes back on GOP criticism of COVID vaccine mandates
• 9/11 first responders still struggle with mental health issues
• Afghans flee to Pakistan to escape Taliban rule
• Condoleezza Rice says U.S. is safer now than it was on 9/11
• Pennsylvania town honors heroes of United Flight 93
• GOP governors resist Biden’s COVID vaccine mandate
• Judge rules against Apple in app store dispute with Epic Games
• California recall GOP candidate John Cox discusses campaign
• Injured 9/11 responder reflects on the past two decades
• Rabbi discusses parallels between Afghanistan situation and pre-Holocaust Europe
• CDC Director: Unvaccinated people 11 times more likely to die from COVID-19
• Former WCBS-TV reporter reflects on covering 9/11 attacks in New York City
• Immunology professor calls Biden's new vaccine mandates "essential"
• Texas doctor on Biden's COVID-19 strategy and caring for patients
• The volunteer firefighters who helped on 9/11: “It’s just what you do”
• This FDNY firefighter retired 5 days before 9/11. The attacks brought him back to the job.
• Dogs of 9/11: The story of Atlas, an NYPD K-9 who searched ground zero and saved his owner’s life
• 60 Minutes 9/11 Archive: Frozen in Time
• WorldView: Deadly hospital fire in North Macedonia; U.K. teen stuns fans at U.S. Open
• Navy SEAL who claims to have killed bin Laden reflects on 20 years since 9/11
• Biden's new COVID-19 vaccine mandates include requirements for large businesses
• Details of President Biden's sweeping new COVID-19 vaccine mandates
• Lee Cowan reflects on the victims, heroes, and survivors of September 11th, 20 years later
• Jeff Daniels on return to Broadway in "To Kill a Mockingbird" & new show "American Rust"
• Kacey Musgraves on healing and new music
• CBS News crew who covered 9/11 looks back 20 years later
• Hillary Clinton on 9/11 anniversary
• Former CIA Acting and Deputy Director Morell on counterterrorism 20 years after 9/11
• 9/11 families seeking justice, 20 years later
• COVID-19 vaccine trials for children face challenges on road to approval
• Hearings focus on evidence in case against alleged 9/11 plotters
• Daughter of woman at the center of landmark "Roe v. Wade" case gives first TV interview
• Civilian plane departs Kabul with over 20 Americans
• 15 of the 9/11 hijackers were Saudi nationals, 20 years later, Saudi Arabia struggles to change its global image
• Department of Justice sues state of Texas over new state abortion law
• Biden orders sweeping vaccine or testing requirements for millions of workers
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