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• Police: Davis Man Arrested For Attacking Young Girl
• Community Gathers For 100th Birthday Celebration For Sacramento Woman Who Served As WWII Pilot
• Community Gathers For 100th Birthday Celebration Of Sacramento Woman Who Was WWII Pilot
• Marine, Killed In Kabul Suicide Bomb Attack, Honored Sunday In Aliso Viejo
• Female Jogger And Another Victim Stabbed In Separate Incidents By Same Suspect, Police Seeking Public's Help
• Hundreds Celebrate Return Of Tower Bridge Dinner, Bringing Boost To Sacramento Economy
• Polls Show Growing Support For No Vote On Newsom Recall
• Dr. Phil Reflects On 20 Seasons Ahead Of Latest Premiere: 'So Inspiring To Me To See How People Fight Back, Make Real Changes In Their Lives'
• Flores Homers, Giants Beat Cubs 6-5 For 7th Straight Win
• Car Hits, Kills 9-Year-Old In Trader's Village Parking Lot
• Rescuers Recover Climber From Crestones After Fatal Fall
• Denver Art Museum Hosts 32nd Annual Friendship Pow-Wow
• Stafford Leads LA Rams Past Bears 34-14 In Dynamic Debut
• No Moral Victories, But It's Hard To Not Feel Good About Patriots And Mac Jones After Week 1 Loss
• Damien Harris Ready To Bounce Back After Fumble Vs. Dolphins: 'Not Going To Let One Mistake Define Me'
• Ups And Downs: Penalties, Lack Of Ball Security Spoil Mac Jones' Patriots Debut
• 1 Killed, 5 Wounded In West Pullman Mass Shooting; 15-Year-Old Girl, Off-Duty Firefighter Among Injured Victims
• Chicago Weather: Quiet, But Warm Pattern
• Philadelphia Weather: Summer Temps Stick Around As Region Sees Elevated Humidity, Temps Reaching 90s
• 18-Year-Old Mugged And Shot In South Loop
• Dr. Richard Lawler, Medical Pioneer Who Performed First Organ Transplant At Little Company Of Mary Hospital In 1950, Honored In New Book By Great-Nephew
• Legal Fight Far From Over Despite Fort Worth ISD Mask Mandate Going Into Effect Sept.13
• COVID Impact: NYC Bracing For Return To In-Person Learning In Schools And First Day Of Vaccine Enforcement For Businesses
• Tropical Storm Nicholas Taking Aim At Texas
• NYPD: 3-Month-Old Killed, Parents Hurt On Sidewalk After Wrong-Way Driver Hit Another Car In Clinton Hill
• New York City Feels A Bit More Alive, As MTV Video Music Awards Return To Barclays Center
• Hanover Man Dies Hiking At Taylor Falls
• Dalton Passes For 206 Yards, Fields Rushes For 3-Yard Score As Bears Lose Season Opener To Rams
• Parents Grow Increasingly Concerned As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise
• Frederick Police Investigate 'Threat Of Shooting' At Monocacy Middle School
• Carnival Cruise Sets Sail On First Cruise From Port Of Baltimore Since Industry-Wide Pause In Operations
• Baltimore City Schools Without AC To Dismiss At Noon Monday, Sept. 13
• Bruins' Matt Grzelcyk Among Those Impressed By Resolve Of Milton Academy's Jake Thibeault
• Local Police Departments Celebrate 'National Police Woman Day'
• Texas Man Dale Neider Drowns In Private Eastern Missouri Lake
• Modern Male Barbershop Hosts Annual Grow-A-Pair Cut-A-Thon Event To Raise Prostate Cancer Awareness
• Minnesota Volunteers Deployed To Louisiana For Hurricane Ida Relief
• Medvedev Overcomes Pressure, Djokovic To Win US Open
• Woman Dead In East Baltimore Homicide
• Hundreds Participate In 9/11 Heroes Run At Navy Yard To Honor Veterans, First Responders
• CPS Families Plan 'Sick-Out,' Call For Remote Learning Options Amid COVID-19 Worries; Waukegan School Families Also Want Remote Options
• Britney Spears Announces Engagement On Instagram
• Bucks County Township Hosts Triathlon To Raise Money For Warrington Cares Organization 
• Dolphins Evaluate Mac Jones After Rookie QB's NFL Debut
• Victims of High-Speed DUI Crash in Oakland Released From Hospital
• Maryland State Fire Marshall Investigating Motorcycle Fire In Harford County
• Intense Thunder, Heavy Rain Possible In Parts Of New England Early Monday Morning
• Triple Shooting Reported In South Baltimore
• CBS4 Fan Poll: Has your opinion of the Broncos changed after the win vs. the Giants?
• Body of 22-year-old Marine killed in Kabul blast returned home
• NYPD: Woman Hospitalized Following Stabbing In Brooklyn
• Gov. Newsom, Top Contender Larry Elder Trade Barbs In California Recall Campaign
• Jalen Hurts Leads Eagles To 1-0 Start As Rookies Shine In 32-6 Win Over Atlanta Falcons
• Proceeds Raised For Families Of Fallen Officers At 24th Annual Police Survivors Fund Benefit
• Sports Wagering In Maryland In Development Stage Before Bets
• Rangers Hold Off A's 4-3 To Win Series, Dent Oakland's Hopes
• Vikings Lose To Bengals 27-24 In OT: 'There Were Too Many Mistakes'
• Funeral Monday For Galt Officer Harminder Grewal, Killed In Highway 99 Crash
• Democrats Ramp Up Get-Out-the-Vote Efforts in Closing Hours of Recall Election
• Bridgewater Throws 2 TDs, Broncos Cruise To Easy Win Over Giants
• Dracut Farmers Hold Food Drive Honoring John Ogonowski, Pilot Killed In September 11 Attacks
• Baltimore County Police Searching For 18-Year-Old Jackel Moore
• Holocaust Resource Center Hosts Virtual Mitzvah Zecher Avot Cemetery Service Remembering Those Who Died, Didn't Receive Proper Burial During Holocaust
• 2 Injured, 1 Dead In Long Prairie Shooting
• Motorcycle Riders Hold 'Ride For Kids' To Benefit Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
• Stockton Police Investigate 3 Shootings Just Hours Apart
• Dolphins Defense Helps Win Nail Biter Opening Game 17-16 Over Patriots
• POLL: Did Mac Jones Meet Your Expectations?
• Fire Departments In Beaver And Lawrence County Raise Money For Chief Diagnosed With Pancreatic Cancer
• Teddy Bridgewater Throws 2 TDs, Broncos Get First September Win Since 2018
• Rangers Hold Off A's to Win Series, Dent Oakland's Hopes
• Gov. Phil Murphy Confirms 2 More Lives Lost Due To Remnants Of Ida, Bringing Total To 29 In New Jersey
• 'A Blessing To Have At Central Catholic:' Central Catholic Community Remembers 15-Year-Old Killed At Haunted Hills Hayride
• Scott Pelley on the courage of the FDNY, 20 years after 9/11
• Stanislaus County Man Goes Missing On Hike In Yosemite National Park
• 60 Minutes remembers 9.11: The FDNY
• 'They Want To Go To Work:' Western Pa. District Of Laborers Calling On Congress To Pass Biden's Infrastructure Plan
• They responded to 9/11 as officers, now they treat those who stood beside them
• Tropical Storm Nicholas forms in Gulf of Mexico
• Dodgers' Scherzer Gets 3,000th K, Near Perfecto Vs Padres
• 2 Shot Dead In Separate Incidents By San Antonio-Area Police
• Damien Harris Fumble Costs Patriots Late Chance At Lead, Dolphins Win In New England In Week 1
• 2 Philadelphia Police Officers, Driver Injured In Crash In Spring Garden Neighborhood, Police Say
• Britney Spears announces engagement to Sam Asghari
• School Canceled For Some Students In Plainfield On Monday Due To Boil Order
• Jonathan Jones Makes Incredible Interception In 4th Quarter Against Dolphins
• McCullers Solid Again, Tucker Homers, Astros Beat Angels 3-1
• Injury Accident on Highway 12 in Santa Rosa Blocks Traffic
• Daniil Medvedev wins U.S. Open, denying Novak Djokovic the Grand Slam
• Strong Wind Knocks Down Trees Near Colfax Avenue In Aurora
• Phillies Lose 3 Of 4 In Colorado, Fall 4 1/2 Games Behind N.L. East-Leading Atlanta Braves
• Max Scherzer becomes 19th MLB pitcher to reach 3,000 strikeouts
• Leury Garcia HR In 9th Lifts White Sox To 2-1 Win Over Red Sox
• CORE Electric Taking Xcel Energy To Court Over Power Plant's Operation
• Darnold Gets Last Laugh, Accounts For 2 Touchdowns, As Panthers Top Wilson, Jets In Opener
• Coast Guard Rescues 3 From Sailboat Taking On Water Off New Jersey
• WATCH: Josh Uche Runs Through Dolphins Tackle En Route To Sacking Tua Tagovailoa
• Authorities Renew Calls For Public's Help For Information In Connection With Sylmar Homicide
• Lions' Late Rally Whittles 49ers Season-Opening Romp Into Nailbiter Niners Win
• Giants Beat Cubs for 7th Straight Win
• Crowd Turns Out For Zoo Run 5K At Brookfield Zoo
• Orange County SWAT Clears The Shops At Mission Viejo Saturday After Armed Robbery At Nordstrom
• Cubs Have Tying Run On Base In 9th, But End Up Losing To Giants
• Mick Brigden, Tour Manager for Rolling Stones, Dies in Accident at Santa Rosa Home
• Water World Marks End Of Season With Doggie 'Beach' Day
• Leury Garcia HR In 9th Lifts White Sox Over Red Sox
• Braves Win Series Over Marlins
• Hmong Cultural Center Museum Opening Will Be Delayed Several Weeks Due To Vandalism
• Mac Jones Explains Why He Didn't Want The Football After His First Career Touchdown
• 49ers Open Season With 41-33 Win Over Lions
• One Teenager Killed, Another Critically Injured In Shooting At Haunted Hills Hayride In North Versailles
• Man Fatally Shot In East Baltimore Sunday Afternoon
• Chicago Sky Fall Short To Washington Mystics
• Police: 24-Year-Old Man Killed In Germantown Triple Shooting
• Indian Lake In Worcester Closed Due To High Bacterial Counts
• Blue Jays Hit Five Homers, Pound Orioles 22-7
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Nicholas Forms In Gulf
• Maryland Horse Library and Education Center Added To The Maryland Horse Park System
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: State Sets 2 Daily Records For Positive Cases
• Herbert Throws For 337 Yards, Chargers Beat Washington 20-16
• Buffalo Bills Start Season With Home Loss To Steelers
• U.S. 6 Reopened Between CO 119 & 58 Following Crash
• Steelers Rally In The Second Half, Defeat Buffalo 23-16 In Week One
• Injured Passenger Suing Unlicensed Colorado Teen Driver & Parents After 2018 Tesla Crash
• Pirates Fall To 0-13 On The Season When Going For A Series Sweep, Lose To Washington 6-2
• East Baltimore Development Incorporated Breaks Ground On Final Phase Of Towns At Eager Park
• Eastern Shore Resident Sentenced To 66 Months In Federal Prison For Conspiring To Sell More Than $3.5M In Stolen Goods & Tax Fraud
• Denver Beats Average Summer Temp From The Dust Bowl For Second Year In A Row
• Crews Make Progress on LA County Wildfire That Stopped Interstate 5 Traffic for Hours
• Spacewalkers carry out space station power system upgrades
• Former FDA Administrator Scott Gottlieb: Vaccines Could Be Approved For Kids 5-11 By End Of October
• Hundreds Participate In Annual Garden Of Reflection 5K To Honor Victims Of 9/11
• Nelson Agholor, Jalen Mills Both Active For Patriots In Week 1
• Police: 1 Dead, 3 Hospitalized In Delaware Vehicle Collision
• Police Search For Pickup Truck After Hit-And-Run Leaves Man Dead In Aurora
• Pittsburgh Police Evacuate 30 Congregants After Threats Made To Church In Greenfield
• Grand Prairie Police Department Investigating After 58-Year-Old Struck, Killed On I-30 Near Beltline
• Man, 52, Riding Motorized Scooter Killed In Highland Crash
• 3 Minimum-Wage Jobs Needed To Make Rent In Tampa Bay Area
• Firefighters Advance On Blaze That Closed California Highway
• Feds Seek 11 Years In Prison For Ex-Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia In Corruption Case
• Dixie Fire Burns More Than 960K Acres
• Diontae Johnson Returns To Play After Being Led Off The Field With Apparent Injury
• Cedar Hill Police: Man Charged In Stepdaughter's Murder
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on September 12, 2021
• No. 22 UM Escapes Appalachian State Test, 25-23
• 9/11 Attack Isn't Required In Colorado Public Schools Curriculum. Here's How Some Instructors Teach It
• Hundreds Participate In 8-Mile Open Water Swim In Keys To Benefit Aging Lighthouses
• FBI releases newly declassified record on 9/11 attacks
• Recall Voting Demographics Significantly Different From 2003 Election
• Excitement For New Quarterback, Cheering Crowds Marks Patriots Season Opener Against Dolphins
• Stow Man Dies After Crashing Car Into Tree In Shrewsbury
• New Colorado Climate Corps To 'Tackle The Climate Crisis'
• Allegheny County Jail Inmate Passes Away After Battling COVID-19
• Antwan Carter, 33, Charged With Murder In Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 3 Injured On Eisenhower Expressway In April
• South Florida Judge Cancels Rod Stewart's Trial, Sets Plea Deal Hearing
• Police Issue Warning About Robberies, Carjacking In West Town, Bucktown
• Inter Miami CF Looks To Continue Climbing In Standings, As They Face Toronto On Tuesday
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured In 3-Car Crash On I-93 In Andover
• Men Charged In Triple Homicide At Wisconsin Quarry Plead Not Guilty
• Shooting In Front Of Ohio State Building Sends 1 To Hospital
• Higuain's Goal Against Columbus Crew Enough To Keep Inter Miami CF Unbeaten
• Kinzinger says "a lot of people" to blame for missteps in Afghan withdrawal
• South Loop Fire Sends Smoke Billowing Into Air
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Voices Support For Minneapolis Public Safety Amendment
• Facing South Florida: Canadian Town Of Gander Opens Doors, Hearts To Strangers After 9/11
• South Florida Bird Migration Starts With Some Unruly Starlings
• Two Die In Horrific Early Sunday Morning Crash On I-80 In Berkeley
• Facing South Florida: Democratic State Senator Lauren Book On Texas-Style Anti-Abortion Law
• Inside SoCal: 9/12 Wrap-Up
• 4 Displaced, Firefighter Injured in One-Alarm Bayview Fire
• Firefighters Climb Manitou Incline To Honor 9/11 Anniversary
• Project 351 Marks 9/11 With Care Packages For Troops Abroad And Veterans
• Transcript: Alberto Carvalho on "Face the Nation"
• De La Cruz, Sánchez Go Back-To-Back With Homers, Marlins Win
• Transcript: Dr. James Versalovic on "Face the Nation"
• Florida Auto Repair Shop Owner Wins $1 Million Lottery On His First Day Of Business
• Transcript: Michael Morell on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Representative Adam Kinzinger on "Face the Nation"
• McKee Leads Stanford's 42-28 Upset Rout Of No. 14 USC
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• 20 Years After: The Transformation Of Ground Zero
• Man In Orange Wig Holds Up Nordstrom Store At Gunpoint In Mission Viejo
• 'Dogfest North Central 2021' Virtual Fundraiser Being Held To Benefit Canine Companions
• Firefighters Make Progress On Large Route Fire Burning In Castaic
• Hints Of Fall Color Starting To Show Up In Colorado's Rocky Mountains
• Chicago Police Officer Ella French Honored In Tribute In Lower Manhattan On 9/11 Anniversary
• America's Beauty Show Under Way In Rosemont: A Look At Some Hot Fall Hair Trends
• Colorado Weather: Few Severe Storms Possible Sunday, Mainly East Of I-25
• Miami Weather: Expect A Breezy, Rainy Sunday
• Santa Rosa Good Samaritans Surround Arson Suspect Until Police Arrive
• Former Miami Heat Star Chris Bosh Inducted Into Basketball Hall Of Fame
• Police: 1 Dead, 1 Injured After East Pittsburgh Shooting
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Fatal Motorcycle Accident
• Multifaith 9/11 Remembrance in Palo Alto Highlights Muslim Community
• 40th Anniversary Of South Boston Vietnam Memorial Honored With Ceremony
• NYT reporter Dan Barry on 9/11, and messages written in dust
• Man, 24, Shot While Driving In Loop
• 20 years after: The transformation of Ground Zero
• FBI Releases Newly Declassified Record On 9/11 Attacks
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1.1K New Cases & 16 Deaths Reported Sunday
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports Nearly 80 Total COVID-19 Cases Within 10 Days
• Schefter Reports 49ers Traded Up In Draft Out Of Fear That Patriots Would Take Mac Jones At No. 3
• Chicago Weather: A Warm Day With Sunshine
• CBS4 Investigates: Miami Hospital Nurse Posts Disturbing Photos, Captions Of NICU Baby On Social Media
• Suspect Caught On Camera Accused Of Stealing Man's Electric Scooter At Gunpoint In Jackson Heights
• "Countdown bin Laden": Obama's pursuit of the 9/11 mastermind
• The road to the hit Broadway musical "Wicked"
• Keller @ Large: Boston Preliminary Mayoral Election Features 'Scrum For The 2nd Spot'
• Man Hit By Train In Northeast Minneapolis
• The artist as searcher: Cézanne works on paper
• A migration odyssey: Tagging whimbrel shorebirds
• Car Crashes Into Rising Drawbridge, Killing 8-Year-Old Girl
• CBS News poll: How Americans want to fight terrorism today
• CBS3 Pet Project: Are You Looking For A Vet?
• Michigan Matters: Of Politics & Pandemic: Evans, Coulter, Barnett, Wild Weigh In
• Researchers who dangled rhinos upside down earn Ig Nobel
• Man Shot And Killed, Woman Wounded In Lawndale
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/12 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Man Found Shot To Death In Car In West Philadelphia
• What To Watch For When Patriots Kick Off Season Vs. Dolphins
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 1 Predictions: Will Pats Start Mac Jones Era With A Win?
• One Man Arrested After Police Discover Suspected Meth Lab In Squirrel Hill
• Remembering 9/11: Live Reading Of Names Returns To Lower Manhattan Ceremony Honoring Victims Of Terror Attacks 20 Years Ago
• 2021 Patriots Storylines: Where Does New England Fit In AFC Playoff Picture?
• Police Investigating Shooting In Homewood
• Photos: Remembering 9/11, 20 Years Later
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 1 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Former President Donald Trump Visits NYPD, FDNY On 9/11
• 2 Critically Injured In Lawndale Shooting
• 9/11 Remembrance Parade Held In Leechburg
• Two People Rescued From New Castle Apartment Fire
• Cranberry Twp. Vol. Fire Co. Holds Ceremony To Honor Lives Lost On 9/11
• Pirates Pounce On Shaky Nationals Bullpen In 10-7 Victory
• Connellsville Ceremony Honors Flight 93 First Responders
• 9/11 Service Held At Heroes Memorial In Bala Cynwyd
• Police Investigating After Train Collides With Semi-Truck In Beaver Co.
• Man Shot In Head, Killed Outside Of McDonald's Restaurant In East Germantown, Police Say
• 'Never Forget': Sights And Sounds From 9/11 Attacks 20 Years Ago
• Bush Warns Of Domestic Extremism, Appeals To 'Nation I Know'
• Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration In Pennsylvania

Videos from September 12, 2021

• 2021 MTV Video Music Awards: Lil Nas X, Justin Bieber and Olivia Rodrigo win top honors
• Scott Pelley on the courage of the FDNY, 20 years after 9/11
• 60 Minutes remembers 9.11: The FDNY - Children of the fallen
• 60 Minutes remembers 9.11: The FDNY - Firefighters ascend the Twin Towers
• 60 Minutes remembers 9.11: The FDNY — Responding to the World Trade Center
• 60 Minutes remembers 9.11: The FDNY
• 60 Minutes 9/11 Archive: Remembering 9/11
• Legends: Phil Handy
• Travelers grounded in Newfoundland on 9/11 tell their story
• From 9/11 first responders to caring for their own, the story of two retired NYPD officers
• Biden to campaign for California Governor Gavin Newsom amid recall election
• Minnesota town braces for outsourcing of factory that makes MLB gear
• Yemen civil war continues as al Qaeda strengthens its presence in the region
• FBI releases documents on possible Saudi involvement in 9/11 attack
• Dr. David Agus answers questions about new COVID mutation and vaccines
• Biden's vaccine mandate deepens America's political divide
• Historic drought impacting Colorado River basin
• Ex-San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer pitches himself as "common sense" alternative to Governor Gavin Newsom
• Secretary of State Blinken to testify about Afghanistan in front of House and Senate committees
• New documents show potential links between 9/11 hijackers and Saudi nationals with government connections
• 2 astronauts conduct spacewalk mission to replace old solar rays at International Space Station
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 9/12/2021
• Reporter's Notebook: 20 years after 9/11, the U.S. struggles to find unity
• Top pediatrician at Texas Children's Hospital seeing "record numbers" of kids with COVID-19
• Miami-Dade superintendent says Florida mask mandate ban violates rights of kids with disabilities
• Morell says Taliban's victory "absolutely inspired jihadists all over the world"
• Saudi Arabia says it's fighting against terrorism
• Face The Nation: Williams, Morell, Carvalho, Versalovic
• Kinzinger says "a lot of people" to blame for missteps in Afghan withdrawal
• Taliban tightens grip on Afghanistan as extremists cheer U.S. withdrawal
• Gottlieb says vaccines could be approved for kids 5-11 by end of October
• Schools across U.S. continue to debate mask, vaccine mandates
• 9/12: Kinzinger, Morell, Versalovic
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," September 12
• Nature: A memorial of water
• The transformation of ground zero
• From rescues to rescuers: Training search dogs
• Love everlasting
• "Countdown bin Laden": Hunting the al Qaeda leader
• "Wicked": The making of the musical hit
• The multi-hyphenate Cedric the Entertainer
• "The Many Saints of Newark": A return to the Sopranos' world of crime
• Cézanne works on paper
• Tagging migrating whimbrel shorebirds