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• Wednesday's Show Info (9/15/21)
• California Recall: Many Last-Minute Voters Prefer To Drop Off Ballots In San Jose
• Rough September Continues For Slumping A's As Perez Homer Lifts Royals to 10-7 Win
• Defending Champion Dodgers Beat D-backs, Clinch Playoff Spot
• Friends, Family Lay Wongel Estifanos To Rest After Tragedy At Amusement Park
• New Technology At Red Rocks Amphitheater Puts Tickets In The Palm Of Your Hand
• Bob Enyart, Colorado Conservative Pastor & Radio Show Host, Dies After COVID Battle
• Sheets, White Sox Beat Angels 9-3 In Maddon's Chicago Return
• Disc Golfers Credited With Putting Out Fire At Modesto Park
• Push to Recall Sonoma County District Attorney Jill Ravitch Appears Headed For Failure
• Crews Battling 3-Alarm House Fire In Palo Alto
• Buster Posey's 18th Homer Helps Giants to Ninth Straight Win
• 'This Is Gut Wrenching,' Family Of Woman Missing 17 Years Waits For Tests On Bone Fragments Found In New Hampshire
• Median Home Sale Prices Drop Again In Massachusetts
• CBS News: Governor Newsom Defeats Recall Attempt
• Cole Labors In Return, But Yankees Blast 5 Home Runs In Win Over Orioles
• New Minnesota Law Is 'Significant Victory' For Survivors Of Sexual Assaults While Intoxicated
• Mets' Playoff Chances Take Hit With Frustrating 11-Inning Loss To Cardinals
• Crete-Monee Middle School Teacher Cherie Garza, 39, Dies 2 Months After Contracting COVID-19
• Electric Atmosphere Greets 'The Lion King,' 'Wicked,' 'Hamilton' And Others As Broadway Makes Triumphant Return
• Chicago Weather: Cool Change
• Critic Calls Ald. James Gardiner's Remarks About Offensive Texts A 'Non-Apology' And 'Insufficient'
• After Complaints For Some Time, Playground At Marquette Park Fixed Fast After CBS 2 Calls Ald. David Moore And He Takes Action
• Mayor De Blasio Announces Emergency Plan For Rikers Island After Wave Of Violence
• Ida's Aftermath: Cranford, N.J. Business Owner Says She Was Stunned To Find Strangers In Millburn Drying Out Her Store
• Aldermen Seek Public Hearing On Questions About Accuracy Of Police ShotSpotter Technology
• Sheets, White Sox Beat Angels In Maddon's Chicago Return
• Who Decides What Is Fashionable?
• Inter Miami CF Wins Third Straight For First Time In Club History
• Wisdom, Rivas Homer As Cubs Beat Phillies
• Lightfoot, City Council Turn Aside Ald. Anthony Beale's Bid To Repeal Lower Threshold For Speed Camera Tickets
• What You Need To Know Before Planning Your Holiday Travel
• Denver Public Schools Investigation Against Board Director Tay Anderson Complete
• Homecoming And Indoor Pep Rallies Are Canceled In Baltimore County After Concerns Of COVID Arise
• Some Illinois Schools Gave More Failing Grades After COVID Began
• Poudre School District Staff Shortages Now Impacting Student Education
• Baltimore County Woman Is Brought Back To Life After A Medical Miracle
• Mission Escape Rooms Pledges Thursday Sales Toward Tornado Relief In Anne Arundel County
• Masks Are Now Mandatory In Public Schools In Carroll County
• Masks Required In All Maryland Public Schools Effective Immediately After Hours Of Heated Debate, Divided Vote
• 'I Cannot Have A Building Built Where He Died': Emotional Resident Speaks Out At Hearing Over Future Of Surfside Collapse Site
• 911 Calls Motivated By Racial, Ethnic Bias May Be Outlawed In Santa Cruz County
• Judge Starts 5-HR Barrage To Back Cole, Yanks Beat O's 7-2
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In West Kensington, Philadelphia Police Say
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Shooting, Crash In North Minneapolis
• Multiple People Hit With Paintballs Along Division Street In Wicker Park
• Four Juveniles Injured In East Baltimore Shooting
• Polls Close In California Recall Election, Gov. Newsom Projected Winner
• Orange County Voter Turnout For Recall Election Estimated At 46% By Mid-Afternoon, With Long Lines Well Into Evening
• Phillies Fall 6-3 After Wisdom, Rivas Homer As Cubs
• Henry Ford Closes 120 Beds, Reporting Short Staff
• California Recall: Final Votes Cast as 'Election Month' Comes to an End
• Aurora Intersection Closed For Vehicle & Pedestrian Crash
• Waves At The Wedge In Newport Beach Expected To Reach 15 Feet
• South Bay Lawmakers Vote To Fund Housing, Food, Employment Assistance For Afghan Refugees
• Twins Split Doubleheader With Indians
• Larry Elder, Top GOP Recall Candidate, Campaigned On Laundry List Of Grievances Against Governor Newsom
• Some Students Return To Remote Learning Due To COVID-19 Outbreaks
• Heavy Smoke Forces Evacuation At The Westin Pittsburgh On Liberty Avenue
• UMass Memorial Hospital On 'Elevated Alert' Status After Surge Of New COVID Patients
• Brookline Reaches $11M Settlement With Former Firefighter Gerald Alston
• NYCFC Blows 2 Second-Half Leads, Draws With Dallas
• 'This Is Not A Freak Accident': 4 Found Dead In Abandoned SUV In Western Wisconsin Identified
• Sole Survivor Of Deadly March Crash Gets Special Surprise Thanks To Delco Group Charities Fund
• President Biden Pushes For Major Shift From Fossil Fuels To Renewables During Colorado Visit
• Up to 700 expected to attend pro-January 6 rally Saturday
• Berry's Goal In 88th Minute Lifts Columbus Over Red Bulls
• Florida's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Dip Below 11,000
• Governor Newsom Won't Be Holding Watch Party
• U.S. News And World Report: 2 Pittsburgh Universities Among 100 Best Colleges
• Teenager Shot In Hand In Minneapolis
• Spike In DFW COVID-19 Hospitalizations Expected To Level Off Soon, UT Southwestern Medical Center Says
• Gov. Gavin Newsom's Fate Hangs On Recall Vote
• Burlington County NAACP Issues Anonymous Police Survey Prompted By July Arrest Of Edward Cagney Mathews
• Christopher Columbus Statue At Penn's Landing Staying Put Following Lawsuit Settlement
• Being Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Could Help You Get Hired: Recruiter Says Put It On Your Resume
• CHP Needs Help Finding Driver Who Struck, Killed Man Found Dead On Highway 101 In SF
• Judge Rules Against Parents In Lawsuit Seeking Statewide School Mask Mandate
• Mayor Lightfoot Presents Plan Under Which City Would Sue Street Gangs, But Will It Work?
• Air Quality Advisory Issued for Wednesday Due to Wildfire Smoke
• Kevin Paffrath, Only Democrat Running Against Newsom In Recall, Worries California Will Be Bankrupt In 20 Years
• Three People Bail After Police Witness Crash In North Mayfair; One Apprehended
• Motorcyclist Hit, Killed By SUV In West Pullman
• Longtime Landlords to Pay Oakland $3.9M for Tenants' Rights Violations
• In Addition To Struggles On Defense, Bears' Offense Didn't Have Too Many Big Plays As They Lost Game One
• California Recall: CBS News Exit Poll Shows Voters Most Concerned About COVID, Economy
• Chief Says Vacant House Fire In New Castle Appears Suspicious
• 'Bloody Monday:' Oakland Police Union Blames 24 Hours Of Violence On 'Defund The Police' Movement
• San Leandro's Woodrow Wilson Elementary Moves Forward With Name Change
• Theranos Trial: Prosecution, Defense Both Use Ex-Financial Controller Testimony In Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial
• Closures Lifted Early For Most National Forests In California
• Voters Express Concerns Over Gas Prices, Homelessness, Vaccines In Northridge And Pasadena
• 43-Year-Old Anton Williams Sentenced To 10 Years In Federal Prison For Conspiracy To Distribute Cocaine
• Welcome "Young Sheldon"
• Mountain View Project To Add Bus, Bike Lanes Facing Pushback Over Tree Removal
• Researchers Say Some People Have Developed 'Superhuman Immunity' Against COVID-19
• Broadway Returns: Rehearsals Are 'Like Part Of My Soul Coming Back,' Says Actor Michael James Scott
• Broadway Reopening Means Back To Work For Thousands Of New Yorkers: 'All Of Us... Missed This So Much'
• Broadway's Reopening Is More Than Just Good News For Audiences: It Brings Big Business And Economic Impact
• 2 Pennsylvania Men Charged In January Attack On U.S. Capitol
• All Charges Dropped Against 'Love Has Won' Cult Members
• Top general feared Trump might launch nuclear war, new book says
• PWSA Ordered To Pay $500K For Dumping Sludge Into Allegheny River
• Parents In McGuffey School District Say They Are Worried About Other Parents Submitting Mask Exemptions For Students
• Broadway Returns: Theater Fans Flock To TKTS To Get Tickets
• Dealing With Shortage Of Teachers, Broward School District Puts Out 'Help Wanted' Sign
• Broadway Returns: CBS2 Talks To NYPD Mounted Unit Patrolling Times Square
• Judge Blocks New York State Medical Worker Vaccine Mandate
• FBI Seeks Suspect In Possible Hate Crime At Argyle Street Red Line Station
• Twin Cities Mental Health Counselor Determined to Fight Cancer
• Plano East High Running Back Ismail Mahdi On Landry Award Watch List
• NYC Jews Prepare For Yom Kippur, A Time For Reflection
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Profile: St. Thomas Aquinas Left Tackle Julian Armella
• Program Helps Texans Determine If They Ever Had COVID
• National Guard to drive kids to school amid bus driver shortage
• Customs Agents Discover 86 Fake Sports Championship Rings In Chicago
• New York City Is Opening Up All Over, But On The Subways Familiar Problems Are Delaying A Mass Return
• Magnitude-3.0 Earthquake Rattles Lytle Creek Area
• Recall Update: 'Polls Don't Vote, People Vote'; Gov. Gavin Newsom's Fate In Hands Of Voters
• Man In 'Extremely' Critical Condition After Being Shot In Head, Philadelphia Police Say
• Many Retailers And Other Companies Are Amping Up Benefits To Attract Holiday Seasonal Workers This Year
• UPDATE: Boulder-Sized Concrete Chunk Smashes Into Woodside House, Narrowly Missing Resident
• Special Runoff Election For Texas House District 10 Set For End Of Month
• CPD: Crew In Maroon SUV May Be Responsible For Multiple Carjackings
• Apple Unveils iPhone 13 Lineup, New Watch, iPads In Virtual Event
• Republican Bill McSwain Campaigns For Governor In Pittsburgh With Strong Law And Order Message
• Skateboarder Killed By In Hit-And-Run Driver In Tarzana
• Denton County Fire Marshal Roland Asebedo, 56, Dies Of COVID-19
• No Ticket? No Problem: Just Use Your Palm Instead At Red Rocks
• "It's electric": Broadway reopens at full capacity
• In Election Fraud Quest, Pennsylvania GOP Seeks Details On Who Voted
• 2022 Florida Prepaid Application Fees Being Waived During Early Enrollment
• Trustees Approve Mills College Merger With Northeastern University
• Investigators Seek Answers From Fugitives Captured In South Greensburg In 3-Year-Old Girl's Disappearance
• 'Lemurs & Lagers Party' To Help Fundraise For Brandywine Zoo Additions, New Animals
• 'It's Diversity And Inclusion' MCA Showcases The Art Of Special Olympics Athletes
• U.S. sees no sign Moscow has cracked down on ransomware groups
• Hard Rock Stadium Upgrades Fabulous Food Choices Ahead Of Dolphins Home Opener
• Allegheny County Council Unanimously Passes Bill To Require Paid Sick Leave
• MyColorado App Keeps Track Of COVID Vaccine Record, Digital ID
• Connecticut, Washington D.C. Off Chicago's Travel Advisory
• 'It's A Nightmare': Families Concerned About COVID-19 'Outbreak Status' At State Run Facilities
• Judge Strikes Minneapolis Police Ballot Question
• Gabby Petito's Father, Law Enforcement Say Boyfriend Who Went On Cross Country Trip Not Speaking
• 'Cat Was In Between Fabric And Concrete': UM Fan Who Saved #HardRockCat Recalls Near Cat-Astrophe
• Chicago Park District Inspector General Elaine Little Resigns Amid Probe Into Sexual Harassment, Abuse Among Lifeguards
• COVID: Marin Health Officials Prepare For Possible 5th Wave, Endemic Circulation
• Pittsburgh Board Of Public Education Approves Superintendent Anthony Hamlet's Resignation
• Cambridge Company Says 4-Day Work Week Increases Productivity
• Open For Business: Nastasi's Furniture And Mattress Have Sold American-Made Pieces That Tell Stories For 80 Years
• Floridians Rack Up Credit Card Debt In Pandemic Spending Spree
• Partnership Hopes To Curb Emergency Room Visits, Focuses On Mental Health
• 'Even My Guys Aren't That Fast': Colorado Auto Repair Shop Owner Marvels At Catalytic Converter Thieves
• Drone Racing League lands $100M deal with crypto company
• Aldermen Stall Plan To Ease Zoning Rules For Marijuana Businesses, Open Up Sales In Most Of Downtown
• Baltimore City Schools Without Air Conditioning Set To Release Early Again On Wednesday
• Olympian From Pittsburgh Uses Her Experiences To Help Promote Important Of Organizing Finances
• Thousands Of Angelenos Hit Polling Centers Across LA County For Tuesday Recall Election
• 'Scared For His Future': New York Family Fights To Keep Son At Judge Rotenberg Center
• Wanted Parolee Arrested in Murder of 15-Year-Old in Vallejo
• Narcan Has Helped In Saving Lives In Every Case Of Non-Fatal Opioid Overdoses
• 'A Magic Day:' Broadway Fans Excited As Top Shows Return Tuesday Following 18-Month Shutdown
• Ald. James Gardiner Apologizes To City Council For Offensive Texts, Amid Effort To Censure Him
• Tyreese Giles, 21, Charged In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Boy Scouts, Primary Insurer Reach Tentative $787M Settlement For Those Claiming They Were Sex Abuse Victims
• Vehicle Wanted In Hit & Run Crash With Scooter Located In Arizona
• Amazon Looking To Hire 125,000 With An Average Pay Of $18 Per Hour
• Nationwide School Bus Driver Shortage Leaving Kids And Parents Out Of Luck Here In New York
• Rare Painting By Cesare Dandini, Believed Lost, Found At New Rochelle Church
• New York City Council Holds Hearing On Storm Preparedness After Ida's Death And Destruction
• After Summer Shooting In Center City Airbnb, Councilmember Pushes For Short-Term Rental Rules By End Of Year
• Denver To Share Civic Center Concept Designs In Final Community Meeting
• Falmouth Police Find Car Believed To Be Involved With Hit-And-Run That Killed 81-Year-Old
• 4,000+ Sac State Students Miss School's COVID-19 Vaccination Proof Deadline
• Man Killed In Mantua Township Police-Involved Shooting, New Jersey District Attorney's Office Says
• Philadelphia Flyers Will Be 100% Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 By Season's Start
• Fire On Gwynns Falls Damages At Least Two Homes
• Mass. National Guard Members Train For School Transportation Mission
• School Bus Crashes, Lands On Car In Lakewood, New Jersey
• City Council Approves $600 Million Police Contract With Chicago FOP, Including 20% Raises For CPD Officers
• 'I Want To Be Home': Chester County Families Still Struggling As Federal Ida Aid Comes In
• Arrest Made In Stabbing Death Of Miramar Teen Farrah Carter Nearly 20 Years Ago
• Ones For Real Estate: Texans Urged To Ready For Storms During National Preparedness Month
• Metro Offering Free Rides For Tuesday's Gubernatorial Recall Election
• Not Guilty Plea For Tamarius Davis, Man Accused Of Killing South Beach Tourist While 'High On Mushrooms'
• BLM Returns Some Wild Horses To Sand Wash Basin After Last Week's Roundup
• Golf Course Worker Files Defamation Suit Against Pennsylvania State Sen. Anthony Williams After On-Camera Attack
• Pirates To Mark Clemente Day With Events At PNC Park, Nominate Jacob Stallings For Award
• Judge Orders Pembroke Pines Student Accused Of Making Threats To Stay Away From School, Social Media
• 6% Of Pennsylvania COVID-19 Cases Have Been Among Fully Vaccinated
• Haiti Prosecutor Seeks Charges Against Prime Minister Ariel Henry In President's Assassination
• Public Pays Final Respects To Marine Sergeant Johanny Rosario Pichardo At Memorial Service In Lawrence
• Massachusetts Reports 1,453 New COVID-19 Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• COVID: Contra Costa To Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative Test To Enter Restaurants, Gyms
• Novato Seeks Input From Residents On Infrastructure Plans for Bicyclists, Pedestrians
• Florida Prepaid Rewards Early College Savers, Urges Families To Claim $200K In Refunds
• Police: Student Arrested At Arvada High School After Having A Handgun
• Nearly 11% Of LA City Employees Plan To Seek Exemption From Vaccine Mandate
• Ravens' Defense A Question Mark After Late Leads Slip Away
• Famed Lake Tahoe ski resort ditches derogatory name
• Al Qaeda may be capable of threatening U.S. in as soon as a year
• 19-Year-Old Seeking To Become Youngest Woman To Fly Solo Across Globe Arriving In Palo Alto
• Stay Or Go? Californians To Decide Fate Of Gov. Gavin Newsom
• Emlen Elementary School Temporarily Switching To Virtual Learning Due To Rapid COVID-19 Transmission Rate
• Westmoreland County Man Accused Of Abusing 4-Week-Old Kitten So Severely It Had To Be Put Down
• Crews Keep Virginia Dale Fire Burning In Larimer County From Growing Overnight
• Coon Rapids Police Relocate 5-Foot Bull Snake Found In Yard
• New Masking Regulation Required For All Maryland Public Schools
• Monster Jam Set To Return To Sacramento In January 2022
• Burning Restrictions To Be Lifted In Much Of Northern Minnesota Overnight
• Nathan Eovaldi Named Red Sox Nominee For 2021 Roberto Clemente Award
• Covid Grades Responses
• President Joe Biden Lands In Denver, DIA Warns Of Possible Delays Due To Severe Weather
• General Assembly Committee Approves Mask Mandate In Public Schools
• Police Search For Man Who Robbed 2 People At Knifepoint On Green Line At Roosevelt Stop
• Baltimore Police Sgt. Welton Simpson Jr. Convicted Of Misconduct, False Statement Charges
• Wildfires Threaten Giant Sequoias, Shut Sequoia National Park
• Beaver Falls Police Arrest 2 Michigan Men Accused In Attempted Child Luring Involving Gun, Drugs
• Homicide Detectives Continue To Investigate An Incident In Baltimore County
• Republicans On House Committee Vote Acting Health Secretary Violated Law When Mandating Masks In Schools
• San Francisco 49ers RB Raheem Mostert Announces Season-Ending Surgery
• Family works to rebury grandmother's casket that floated away during Ida
• Ex-cops charged in George Floyd case plead not guilty
• North Texas Rehab Center Residents Treated To Pep Rally By Lake Dallas High
• Judge blocks medical worker vaccine mandate in New York state
• Apple Urgently Tells iPhone Owners To Update Software After Vulnerability Discovered
• California Recall: Many Voters Ready To Put Recall In Rearview Mirror
• Flat Rock Gas Leak Update: Residents Still Can't Return Home
• Garment workers in LA describe the "modern-day slavery" of sweatshops
• State Rep. John Thompson Now Holds A Minnesota Driver's License
• 40-Year-Old Jerold Gilliam Sentenced To Nine Years In Federal Prison For Conspiracy To Distribute Fentanyl
• Judge Temporarily Halts New Police Use Of Force Standards
• U.S. Tribes Demand Emergency Protection For Wolves
• Steve Martin, Jim Carrey & Fellow Comedians React To Death Of Norm Macdonald
• DA: Washington County Landlord Was Justified In Shooting, Killing Tenant
• Iowa State Suspends Crew Club After Probe Into Drownings Of 2 Members
• City Council Votes To Allow Chicagoans To Continue Commenting Virtually
• Moniteau School District Superintendent Tom Samosky Announces Resignation, Cites Personal Reasons
• City Of Philadelphia Reaches $2 Million Settlement With, Rickia Young, Woman Beaten By Police During Unrest
• Orioles Nominate Trey Mancini For 2021 Roberto Clemente Award
• Comedian Norm Macdonald Dies At 61
• Carl Nassib, history-making gay NFL player, stars in thrilling Raiders win
• Duncanville Police Hosting Free Etching Event To Try To Combat Catalytic Converter Theft
• Police Seek 2 Suspects In Connection To Aggravated Assault On Detroit's East Side
• Legendary Comedian Norm Macdonald Dies At 61
• Eagles QB Jalen Hurts' Jersey See Largest One-Day Spike Of Any NFL Player With More Than 500% Sales Increase, Fanatics Says
• Thieves Drive Van Into Fells Point 7-Eleven, Take ATM, Police Say
• THE CW NETWORK ACQUIRES INTERNATIONAL ACTION SERIES "PROFESSIONALS"
• City Council Approves Ordinance To Crack Down On Single-Use Utensils At Chicago Restaurants
• Hire Palooza
• Republican Heidi Ganahl Announces Candidacy For Governor
• 2 Suspects Sought In South San Francisco Armed Robbery
• The CW Moves Forward with "Nancy Drew" Spinoff "Tom Swift"
• Elizabeth Warren Urges Fed To Break Up Wells Fargo
• Free Rides Take $104 Million Toll On Pennsylvania Turnpike Finances
• Flooding In Texas, Louisiana After Nicolas Makes Landfall As Category 1 Hurricane
• Unvaccinated Account For Vast Majority Of Pennsylvania's COVID-19 Cases, Deaths And Hospitalizations
• Philadelphia Aims To Increase Oversight, Police Get Raises In New FOP Contract
• Maryland Zoo Set To Begin Vaccinating Some Animals Against COVID-19
• 3 People Found Dead Inside Pine Grove Home In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Patriots Running Backs Coach Ivan Fears: 'We Have To Protect The Damn Ball'
• Caught On Video: Driver Pulled From His Car, Punched By Group Of Motorcycle Riders In Gunpoint Carjacking
• Rite Aid Moving Headquarters To Former Navy Yard In South Philadelphia
• President Biden Holds Long Beach Campaign Rally With Gov. Newsom On Eve Of Recall Election
• Whitmer: Use $1.4B To Expand Health Access, Build Facilities
• Pittsburgh Police Step Up Patrols At Churches Following Threats
• President Joe Biden Turns To Colorado To Pitch Investments In Clean Energy
• Lynx Battles For Playoff Positioning In WNBA's Final Week
• University Techs Rewire Toys For Kids With Disabilities To Make Them Easier To Use
• 'It's The Future': Out-Of-Work Public Housing Residents Trained To Install Solar Panels On Rooftops
• One Pedestrian Killed, One Hurt In Collision Outside Simi Valley High
• Judge Dismisses Charges Against 3 'Love Has Won' Cult Members
• Hospitals In Dire Spot Due To COVID, Fargo Health Care Exec Urges
• $20M In Fire Prevention Grants Issued To Bay Area Agencies; Largest Share For East Bay Hills
• National Park Service Announces Plan For Tule Elk Population At Point Reyes Amid Criticism From Activists
• Owner of Sonoma County Quarry Faces $4.5M Fine for Endangering Salmon
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Files 9 More Lawsuits Against School Districts Imposing Mask Mandates
• Arapahoe County DA Drops Remaining Charges In Last Summer's Protest Outside Aurora Police Station
• Woman Killed In McKeesport Was Daughter Of Brandon Short, Former Penn State Linebacker And NFL Player
• Barricade Situation Declared After Philadelphia Narcotics Officers Find Man With Gun While Serving Warrant At Somerton Motel 
• Florida governor threatens to fine counties for mandating vaccines
• Child Tax Credit: When Will Your September Payment Arrive?
• Free Chargers Tickets For Those That Vaccinated In Boyle Heights
• James Craig Shouted Down By Protestors While Announcing Run For Governor
• As Schools Reopen, Experts Say Quarantines Are Still Necessary To Stop The Spread Of COVID-19
• After Missing Last Two Matches, Gustavo Bou Back In Training With Revolution
• Poll Finds New Yorkers Split On Gov. Kathy Hochul 3 Weeks After She Was Sworn In
• Florida Tax Revenues Got A Boost In July
• Victim In Deadly Apartment Complex Shooting Identified As Harold Brown IV
• 32-Year-Old Crashes Into Big Rig On IH-30 And Dies
• Police: Driver Of Stolen Vehicle Crashed Into Commercial Box Truck
• Amazon Announces 1,000 New Jobs Across Pittsburgh Region, More Than 4,000 In Pa.
• Caught On Video: 77-Year-Old Woman Violently Robbed Of Her Purse, Bible In Queens
• Hand Sanitizer Exposures On Rise; Mother Warns Other Parents After Kindergartener Collapses From Alcohol Poisoning
• Armed Teenager In Cape St. Claire Was Carrying Pellet Gun; Window Shattering On Police Vehicle Seen As 'Unrelated Circumstance,' Police Say
• Nearly $2M In Stolen Merchandise Seized In SoCal Organized Crime Ring Bust
• Justice Department restricts use of chokeholds, no-knock entries by feds
• Nicholas could bring "life-threatening" flash floods to deep South
• Wisconsin Climber Kelly McDermott's Body To Remain On Capitol Peak Indefinitely
• American household income fell in 2020, first drop since 2011
• Auditor: Wolf Administration's Business Shutdown Waiver Program Was 'Flawed'
• Texas Officials Stop 'Fraudulent Real Estate Deal' By Registered Sex Offender Barbara George
• 5 Hurt Including 4 Police Officers After Barricade Situation In Queens
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Reports 3,732 New Cases, 83 Additional Deaths
• GM To Invest $50M In Detroit Education, Jobs, Neighborhoods
• School Bus Crashes With Students On Board In Lakewood, N.J.
• Amazon to bring palm-recognition tech to Red Rocks
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,094 New Cases, 15 Deaths Reported Tuesday
• Homecoming Dances And Indoor Pep Rallies In Baltimore County Cancelled Due To COVID-19 Concerns, School System Says
• Fatal Fire Under Investigation In Downtown Baltimore
• Three Cars Destroyed In Fire At Miami Auto Dealership
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 248 New Cases
• COVID In Minnesota: COVID Cases In ICU Reach Peaks Not Seen Since Last Winter
• Justin Long On New Movie 'Lady Of The Manor,' 'Dodgeball' & 'Accepted'
• George W. Bush Joins Former Presidents Clinton, Obama To Help Afghan Evacuees
• LA City Council Considers Prohibiting Protests Near Target's Home
• 504-pound gator suspected of killing man in floodwaters is captured
• Marin County Supes to Vote On Extending Drought Emergency Declaration
• Holiday spending expected to rise despite Delta variant
• Ex-MPD Officers Accused Of Violating George Floyd's Rights Plead Not Guilty
• 55-Year-Old Man Charged In Alleged Carjacking Of 86-Year-Old Woman Outside Timonium Shop Rite
• Dennis Schroder Is Letting Fans Vote For Which Number He'll Wear With Celtics
• Suspect Flees Into Home After Man Fatally Shot More Than 30 Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Court Blocks Drive For More Marijuana In Mount Pleasant
• $2 Million Worth Of Narcotics Seized, 25 Fugitives Arrested At Texas-Mexico Border Last Week 
• How the recall election against California Gavin Newsom will work
• COVID In Colorado: Booster Shots Could Begin Next Week Depending On Approval
• Baltimore County Announces Hiring Bonuses For New Police And Correctional Officers
• Gov. Wolf Visits Vaccine Clinic In Reading As He Urges Pennsylvanians To Get Vaccinated
• 9-Year-Old Jumps At Chance To Participate In Pfizer Vaccine Trial For Children In Colorado
• Inmate Found Dead In Marin County Jail Cell
• Shanice Young Shot To Death Coming Home From Her Baby Shower In Harlem; Police Searching For Ex-Boyfriend
• Whirlpool Paying Workers $1,000 Bonus To Get Vaccinated Against COVID
• Report: Al Franken Mulling Another Run At Public Office
• Baltimore Congressional Delegation Announces $9M For Baltimore County To Reimburse COVID-19 Expenses
• Fossil of prehistoric land-roaming whale species is identified
• SEPTA Searching For Bus Drivers As Riders Continue To Deal With Delays Due To Driver Shortage
• Tufts Veterinary In Grafton Has Stopped Taking In New 'Critical Care' Animals
• Peyton Manning Takes Jab At Tom Brady Over Number Change Complaints -- Later Admits That Brady Is Right
• How Extreme Heat Hits Our Most Vulnerable Communities The Hardest
• Apple Issues Urgent iPhone Software Update To Address Critical Spyware Vulnerability
• Marty's Weather Blog: Not The Best Forecast, But Not The Worst Either.
• National Guard Begins Training To Drive School Vans Amid Bus Driver Shortage
• Veggies Poached From Senior Community Garden In Clinton Township
• Report Shows More Than $104M In Uncollected Pa. Turnpike Tolls
• Parents Plan To Sue Over Mask Mandate
• Peyton Manning, Eli Manning Talk As Big A Game As They Played
• Jeff Bridges says he battled COVID-19 during cancer
• Obama, Bush, Clinton join forces with new group helping Afghan evacuees
• Parents Of Missing Long Island Woman Gabby Petito Issue Tearful Plea For 22-Year-Old's Safe Return Home
• Fort Lauderdale Jury Panel Dismissed Over Clerk Of Courts Brenda Forman's Comment
• Colorado Weather: Unusual Threat For Large Hail, Damaging Wind On Tuesday
• Neighbors Say Racial And Gang Tensions Are Fueling Violence In West Pullman, And Ald. Anthony Beale Has A Plan For Police To Step In
• Amazon Hiring 7,700 Workers In Illinois
• The Runway For Hope Fall Fashion Show At Galleria
• Report Shows Loss Of Soil Strength Likely Led To Dam Collapses In Mid-Michigan
• Edaville Announces Reopening For Christmas Festival Of Lights; Has Been Closed Since Pandemic Began
• Driver Dies After Pickup Collides Head-On With Semi In Oak Grove
• Wild Card Race Is Getting Uncomfortably Tight For Red Sox
• Kroger Stores Team Up With Instacart To Offer New 30-Minute Delivery Service
• Sun Country Airlines Onboard Offerings To Include Minnesota-Themed Movies, Caribou Coffee
• Florida girl abducted in 2007 reunited with her mother
• Postal Inspectors Say It's Safe To Mail Checks After Instances Of Fraud In Park Ridge, But Expert Advises Thinking Twice
• After Splashy Start, Panthers' Goalie Spencer Knight Preps For Camp
• Billie Eilish got Oscar de la Renta to stop using fur
• Woman Accused Of Throwing Dog From 7-Story Parking Garage In SF Hit And Killed By Driver In Sacramento County
• PTL Links: Sept. 14, 2021
• Consumer prices cooled in August, easing inflation concerns
• Nicholas makes landfall as hurricane, swamping parts of Texas
• SF Giants Clinch Playoff Spot With 9-1 Thumping Of Padres, 8th Win In A Row
• Tracking The Tropics: Nicholas Landfall In Texas, Two Other Disturbances Brewing
• Dr. Pimple Popper's Most Explosive And Oozingly Addictive Squeeze Fest
• Texas Deploys Swift-Water Boats, Helicopters To Help With Potential Tropical Storm Nicholas Rescues
• What Really Happened To Aaliyah? Sleeping Pills? Carried On The Plane To Her Death? R. Kelly Abuse?
• California Recall: Candidates, Supporters Make Final Push On Eve Of Recall Election
• Abortion providers warn Supreme Court against upholding Mississippi law
• 31-Year-Old Toni Arnold Arrested And Charged In Death Of Her Mother
• Miami Weather: Dry Start, Showers & Storms Develop Late Morning
• Hector Pillado, 18, Charged In Little Village Carjacking
• Another 25 Names Added To FDNY Memorial Wall Honoring Members Who Died Of 9/11 Illnesses
• Many Use Self-Checkout To Avoid Cashiers' Judgements, Survey Finds
• Apple Issues Urgent iPhone Software Update After Spyware Threat Discovered
• David Andrews Impressed With Mac Jones, Says Patriots Offensive Line Needs To Do Better Job Protecting Quarterback
• Stunning images capture rare "megapod" of humpback whales
• Almost 3,000 flags at Sept. 11 display removed by student as protest
• Apple Issues Emergency Software Update Over Spyware Threat To iPhones, Other Devices
• 'It Burns So Good'; Champagne-Soaked Giants Celebrate First Playoff Berth Since 2016
• Amazon lifts average starting pay to $18 an hour for new hires
• Nicki Minaj skips Met Gala over COVID-19 vaccine requirement
• Newsom's team confident he'll beat recall attempt
• Putin forced to self-isolate as COVID hits his inner circle
• "Order your Christmas presents now," UPS exec half-jokes amid shipping drag
• Biden says California voters will "get Donald Trump" if they vote Newsom out
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/14 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• California parents of 5 children die of COVID weeks apart
• Missing actress Tanya Fear found in Los Angeles
• 'This Is Really Horrible': Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber Slammed Gov. DeSantis Over Ban On Cities, Counties Requiring Employee COVID Vaccinations
• As Texas Governor Greg Abbott Commits To 'Eliminating Rapists' The State Has More Than 5000 Untested Rape Kits
• Met Gala fashion highlights social issues
• Wisconsin Man Dies After Semi Rolls On Interstate 94
• Pittsburgh Weather: Possibility Of Strong Storms, Severe Weather
• Police Searching For Group Using Paintball Guns, Bats In String Of Robberies
• 249 persecuted over Nazi-era law receive compensation
• Nicholas Strengthened To Category 1 Hurricane Before Making Landfall Along Texas Coast
• Car Rear Ends Street Sweeper On Lake Shore Drive In Irving Park
• Butler Street In Etna Named One of Pennsylvania's 'Greatest Places'
• Chicago Weather: Afternoon Storms Ahead
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect, Zion Blyden, Accused Of Shooting Man In IKEA Parking Lot
• The Talk's 'Rock the Block' Premieres Season 12
• Apple Issues Emergency Security Updates To Close Spyware Flaw
• Man Seriously Injured After Shot In Chest In Germantown, Philadelphia Police Say
• 2 Allegheny County Councilmembers To Introduce Mask Requirement Legislation
• 15-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life After Double Shooting In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Amazon To Announce Hiring Spree In Pittsburgh, With Hundreds To Be Hired
• Recent High School Graduate Struck, Killed In Wilmington, Police Say
• Scott Blasey To Sing National Anthem At Heinz Field For Steelers Home Opener
• Boston's Preliminary Mayoral Election Tuesday To Narrow Field Of 5 Candidates To 2
• Tuesday's Show Info (9/14/21)
• Beaver Borough Building Closed To Public Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Police Investigating After Man Shot In The Lower Back In Homewood
• Kennywood, Idlewild Hiring For More Than 100 Halloween Positions
• Funeral Honors Maxton Soviak, Sailor Killed In Afghanistan Attack
• Joseph Pineda Pimentel Pleads Not Guilty In Tuolumne County Rape Case
• Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Plotting Attack On Ohio Synagogue
• Police: Ohio Pilot Hurt When Plane Runs Off Virginia Runway
• Gov. Wolf Pulls Election Nominee, Slams Senate GOP Over Handling
• Mariners Beat Red Sox, 5-4, As Wild Card Race Tightens
• SpaceX launches 51 Starlinks into polar orbit
• Keller @ Large: Boston Mayoral Preliminary Election Guaranteed To Produce 2 Qualified Finalists
• Boston Mayor's Race: Candidates On Boston Police

Videos from September 14, 2021

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• A look at early exit poll data in California recall election
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• U.S. battles dangerous COVID surge as ICU's fill up nationwide
• California voters most concerned about COVID pandemic, first exit polls show
• Voters to decide political fate of California Governor Gavin Newsom
• Analyzing California's governor recall election
• Hayley Arceneaux to make history with SpaceX flight
• Facebook internal documents show Instagram is harmful to teens
• Votes cast in California gubernatorial recall election
• Latino voters key to success in California recall election
• COVID hospitalizations and deaths remain high
• Voters head to polls in Boston's mayoral primary
• Nicholas threatens Gulf Coast with catastrophic floods
• California recall candidates court voters in faith communities
• How Larry Elder brought hope to Gavin Newsom's recall campaign
• How Newsom's likability factors into California recall election
• Pandemic response a key issue in California's recall election
• Will Gavin Newsom survive California's recall vote?
• Polls in California recall election close in hours
• Four major musicals return to Broadway after pandemic shutdown
• Alabama hospitals struggling with COVID-19 surge
• Blinken tells Senate that U.S. did everything it could ahead of Afghanistan withdrawal
• Apple unveils new iPhone 13, patches security flaw in operating system
• Controversy over COVID-19 vaccine booster shot plan
• "Entertainment Tonight" recaps Met Gala and debuts new studio
• 60 Minutes Archive: Larry Elder
• Charleston is top-ranked U.S. city in Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards
• Rare megapod of whales seen feeding off Australia
• Biden pushes for Governor Gavin Newsom as candidate Larry Elder adopts Trumpian tone
• Bon Appétit editor-in-chief reveals some top restaurants on new "Heads of the Table" list
• Democrats push for immigration reform in spending bill
• Family of woman who disappeared on road trip with fiancé pleading for answers
• California bill seeks to hold fashion brands accountable for underpaid garment workers in Los Angeles
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to fine local governments that mandate employee vaccinations
• Inspiration4 civilian astronaut, cancer survivor Hayley Arceneaux writes a note to her younger self
• Governor Gavin Newsom's political fate at stake as voters head to the polls Tuesday
• Nicholas to bring dangerous flooding to Northeast Texas and Louisiana
• Nicholas barrels ashore in Texas as Category 1 Hurricane, brings power outages across coast
• Ida displaced hundreds of graves in Louisiana
• Tropical Storm Nicholas batters Texas' Gulf Coast
• Last day of expensive fight to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom
• Secretary of State Blinken defends Afghanistan withdrawal on Capitol Hill
• A group of experts pens paper disagreeing with COVID-19 boosters for the general public
• 9/14: CBSN AM
• Californians head to the polls in recall election of Governor Gavin Newsom