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Articles from October 24, 2021

• Lakers Overcome Morant's 40-points, Beat Grizzlies 121-118 For First Win Of Season
• UPDATE: Atmospheric River Drenches Northern California With Historic Rainfall
• At Least 1 Person Killed In Crash Off The 57 Freeway
• Monday's Show Info (10/25/21)
• More Adoptable Animals At The Dumb Friends League Than They've Seen In A Decade, Cost To Adopt Adult Cats At Only $10
• Pedestrian Found Dead On 710 Freeway
• Bomb Cyclone Hits River Fire Burn Scar, Forcing Evacuations In Colfax
• Storm Floods Streets, Leaving Sacramento Drivers Stranded
• Updates: Strong Winds And Rain Moving Across Sacramento Region
• RealTime Weather Alert: Wet And Windy Through Monday Morning, Flooding Possible
• Bob Neumeier, Longtime Sportscaster In Boston And At WBZ-TV, Dies At 70
• New Memorial In Worcester Honors Firefighters Killed In Line Of Duty
• Two New Sandbag Locations Opened In Sacramento
• NYPD: Knife Fight Spills Into Midtown Pizzeria, 2 Taken Into Custody
• Holiday Traveling Should Be Done Early As COVID Still Affects Travel Says AAA
• Man, Woman Shot In Vehicle On Kedzie Avenue In East Garfield Park, Go On To Crash In Humboldt Park With Child In Car
• Riggs, Kenosha County Sheriff's K-9 Shot By Chicago Homicide Suspect, Is Released From Veterinary Hospital To Applause
• Breach Alarm Sounded At Midway International Airport After Man Says He Left Phone On Plane, Tries To Run Back
• Morgan Student Shot During Homecoming Weekend Expected To Make Full Recovery
• Man Found Shot To Death In Far North Suburban Park City
• 2 Trapped In Car Briefly After Crashing Into Building In Medford
• UPDATE: Streets Flood in San Rafael, Mill Valley as Wild Storm Lashes Bay Area
• 'Loss Of A Beautiful Boy': Candlelight Vigil Held In Memory Of 5-Year-Old Elijah Lewis
• Parts Of North Michigan Avenue Shut Down For 'Meet Me On The Mile' Festivities
• A Nurse Created A Baby Registry For A New Father After His Unvaccinated Wife Died Of Covid-19 Before Meeting Their Baby
• Stephen Curry Reaches 5,000 Assists, Warriors Beat Kings 119-107
• Wentz Leads Colts to Rain-Soaked 30-18 Win Over 49ers
• Storm Topples Trees, Drenches Highways in Contra Costa County
• Rock Slide Closes Niles Canyon Road in Fremont
• Ross' 22-Point 4th Quarter Powers Magic To Win Over Knicks
• 3 Families Displaced By Northeast Minneapolis Triplex Fire
• Atmospheric River: Nearly 90,000 Affected by Widespread Bay Area Outages
• New Hope's Haunted 'Pomish Manor' Scares Up Food Shelf Donations With Reverse Halloween
• Atmospheric River: Placer County Sheriff Orders Evacuations in Colfax from Possible Debris Flows
• 15-Year-Old Critically Wounded, Among 2 Shot In Belmont Heights Online Sale Meetup
• Colorado Weather: Fire Danger Ahead Of Next Storm System
• Sandbag Locations; Sierra and Sacramento Region Flood Information
• Josi's 4-Point Game Fuels Predators 5-2 Victory Over Wild
• Blackhawks Remain Winless With Loss To Red Wings
• About 2,000 People Gather For Moving Day Chicago Walk For Parkinson's Foundation
• 9-Year-Old Cyrus, Who Suffers From Cystic Fibrosis, Gets Award For His Heroics As Alter Ego 'Mind's Eye'
• Jayson Tatum Scores 31, Celtics Get First Win, 107-97 Over Houston
• UPDATE: Santa Rosa Flooding Forces Evacuations in Bennett Valley; Schools Closed
• Double Shooting In Eastwick Kills 25-Year-Old Man, Wounds Pregnant Woman: Police
• Talking Points: Rep. Ilhan Omar Discusses The Path To Passing The Build Back Better Plan
• With Vaccination Rates Lower For Latino Community, Doctor Says Door-To-Door Campaigns Help Build Trust
• Overnight Gun Violence: 3 Men Shot In Queens, Innocent Woman Shot In Brooklyn, NYPD Says
• Here's How To Ensure Your Furnace Is Winter-Ready
• What To Expect As 'Supercharge' Storm Moves Into SoCal
• Police Searching For Suspect After Woman Stabbed To Death On Long Island
• 'I Want To Go To Class': Philadelphia Students, Parents On Edge As Possible SEPTA Strike Could Force Virtual Learning
• Funeral Arrangements Made For Pittsburgh Police Sergeant Richard Howe
• Former Eagles Head Coach Dick Vermeil Speaks At Monsignor Bonner & Prendergast Catholic High School Communion Breakfast
• Associate Pastor Shot To Death At Compton Intersection
• Vigil Held To Honor Life Of Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins Killed In Movie Set Shooting
• American Airlines Plane Departing From New York To Los Angeles Makes Emergency Landing In Wisconsin
• Minnesota Weather: Sunshine, Milder Temps And Rain Before Pleasant Halloween Weekend
• 19-Year-Old Tello Hernandez Faces Intoxication Manslaughter Charge Following Fatal Crash 
• Flooding Closes Stretch of Highway 1 in Pacifica
• Stafford Throws 3 TD Passes, Rams Edge Lions 28-19 In Goff's Return To LA
• Eagles Rack Up Fifth Loss Of Season As Raiders Win 33-22
• Deadly Hit & Run At I-70 And Pecos Street Under Investigation
• Justin Fields Falls To 2-3 As Starter As Bears Get Clobbered By Buccaneers
• 'Hopefully People Will Realize It's Not Over': Doctors Urge Caution for Indoor And Holiday Gatherings Amid Pandemic
• Jackknifed Semi That Took Out Guardrail In Icy Conditions Led To I-70 Closure
• Keller @ Large: Boston Mayoral Race Enters Final Stretch
• 'Everybody Loved Him'; Rennerdale Community Comes Together To Celebrate Life Of Louis Vignone, Postal Worker Shot, Killed In Collier Township
• Authorities Searching 73-Year-Old Caron Woman Missing In Carson
• Avoid Scrambling For Your Thanksgiving Bird By Following These Tips
• Police Investigating After One Person Killed In Wrong-Way Crash On Interstate 79 In Washington County
• Nets Drop Home Opener To Hornets, Demonstrations Held Outside Barclays Center Supporting Irving
• Man Injured After Truck Slams Into House In Mercer County
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Pleads Guilty, Receives 4-10 Year Prison Sentence
• UPDATE: Atmospheric River Winds Flip Trucks On Richmond-San Rafael Bridge; Topple Dozens Of Drought-Weakened Trees
• Drought forcing tough water decisions in Colorado River Basin
• Michael Keaton on his career from "Batman" to "Birdman" to everyman
• The legal war in "prince v. spy"
• Former Saudi official says MBS wants him dead because of what he knows
• Woman Convicted Of Killing Two People In DUI Crash Sentenced To Prison
• Aljabri: MBS has a "Tiger Squad" of henchmen
• 'Major Flood Threat:' National Weather Service Says Storm Could Be Historic
• Carr Leads Raiders Past Eagles for 2nd Post-Gruden Victory
• CBS4 Fan Poll: How do the Broncos salvage the season?
• Efforts To Contain The Cameron Peak And Future Fires: Forest Managers Explain How Prescribed Burns Help
• Homeowner Terry Duane Turner Charged In Slaying Of Motorist Adil Dghoughi In His Driveway
• Highway 160 Closed Due To Accident Involving Caltrans Vehicle
• James Michael Tyler, Who Played Gunther On 'Friends,' Dies
• Ravens' 5-Game Winning Streak Ends Amid Flurry Of Mistakes
• Teen In Critical Condition After Being Shot Following Argument Near Aurora Restaurant
• Shootout At West Philadelphia Gas Station Leaves 2 In Critical Condition, Police Say
• Brad Marchand Scores 28 Seconds In, Bruins Beat Sharks 4-3
• Florida's Surgeon General Asked To Leave Meeting At State Senator's Office After Refusing To Wear Mask
• Latest Projection: Lake Powell Could Reach Critically Low Water Level By July
• Woman Found Dead In Burning Car Was Shot Multiple Times, Baltimore Police Say
• Report: Steelers Linebacker T.J. Watt Fined For Unnecessary Roughness
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Blowout Victory Over Jets
• Dallas Neighborhood Crime Spike Has Many Questioning, 'Is Uptown Going Downhill?'
• 'A Lot Of Damage Can Be Prevented': Volunteers Prepare CalWood Fire Burn Area In Boulder County For Another Fire Season
• 'That Was The Worst Thing Imaginable' Shares Vanessa Bryant On Deaths Of Kobe, Daughter Gianna
• Wilson Leaves With Knee Injury, Jets Blown Out By Patriots
• Jones Does It All, Giants' 'D' Swarms Panthers' QBs In Win
• Pelosi Says House Democrats Likely to Reach Agreement This Week on Biden Spending Plans
• Bruins Edge Sharks 4-3 Ending Fins' Unbeaten Season Start
• Philadelphia Police Search For Gunman In Deadly Belmont Neighborhood Shooting
• 39-Year-Old Found Dead Inside Burning Seaford Home With Gunshot Wound, Troopers Say
• Tom Brady Throws 600th Career Touchdown, Adding To All-Time NFL Record
• Man In His 20s Dies Hours After Being Shot In Long Beach; Motive Unknown
• Butterfly Baskets 5K Raises Money, Awareness For Pregnancy And Infant Loss
• Burrow, Chase Lead Way As Bengals Speed Past Ravens 41-17
• Jets Now Account For Half Of Patriots' Victories In Last Calendar Year
• Dolphins Lose 30-28 To Falcons After Furious 4th Quarter Rally Comes Up Short
• Modesto Police Detectives Investigating Possible Homicide
• Astros' Valdez To Start Game 1 Of World Series Vs Braves
• Patriots Blow Out Jets 54-13, Get First Home Victory Of 2021 Season
• POLL: Will The Patriots Make The Playoffs?
• Incoming Storm Spurs Evacuation Order For Parts Of Alisal Fire Burn Area
• Laredo Border Patrol Officers Seize Methamphetamine Worth More Than Half A Million Dollars
• Concessionaires Looking To Fill Thousands Of Open Positions At Denver International Airport
• Suffolk Police: Ganessa Gordon, 18, Reported Missing In Brentwood
• Fatal Brooklyn Center Crash Closes Highway 100
• Dartmouth College Requires Remote Employees Be Vaccinated
• Gardening 101: Seed Bombs
• Remains Of West Coast Bomb Cyclone Will Bring Stormy Weather To Colorado On Tuesday
• What Is Sweetwater Lake, A 'Hidden Gem' That's Soon-To-Be Colorado's 43rd State Park?
• 'Best Small Cities In America': 4 Colorado Communities Make Top 100 List
• Successful, Money Saving Summit County Mental Health Program Grabs Attention Of Colorado Leaders
• 101 Freeway Near Sixth Street In Downtown Reopens Ahead Of Schedule
• Sea Of Pink With Message Of Hope Brings Thousands To Costa Mesa For 'Making Strides' Walk
• Storm Forces Cancellation Of Outlaw Music Festival, Willie Nelson Performance In Wheatland
• Ed Sheeran Tests Positive For COVID-19, Cancels In-Person Appearances
• 'Best Small Cities In America': New Jersey Communities Make Top 25
• Finding This Year's Most Popular Toys May Be Challenging Because Of Supply Chain Issues
• Broncos' Awful Starts, Inability To Get Stops A Losing Mix
• Zach Wilson Injured After Taking Hit From Patriots' Matthew Judon
• Karl Mecklenburg: Broncos Defense 'Made A Third String Running Back Look Like Terrell Davis'
• Man Fatally Shot In Unincorporated LA; Probe Underway
• Here's Where To Go In OC For Sand, Sandbags Ahead Of Powerful Storm
• Philadelphia Police Searching For 13-Year-Old Leienna Cuevas Last Seen At Home In Rhawnhurst
• Local Pediatricians Offer Health Advice For Trick-Or-Treating This Halloween
• Van Dyke Has 4 TD Passes, Miami Tops No. 18 NC State 31-30
• Kendrick Bourne Throws Touchdown To Nelson Agholor On Patriots' Opening Drive Vs. Jets
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on October 24, 2021
• Huberdeau Leads Undefeated Panthers Past Flyers 4-2
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist
• CBS3 Pet Project: PSPCA's Biggest Fundraiser Of Year, Bark & Whine Gala, Going Virtual Again This Year
• Facing South Florida: Parkland Massacre Guilty Plea
• Man Suffers Graze Wound To Head During Shooting In Little Village
• Report: Dolphins 'Very Heavily Engaged' In Deshaun Watson Trade Talks With Texans
• Ohio Messes Up New Wright Brothers License Plate Design
• Inter Miami Scores 4 In 2nd Half, Routs FC Cincinnati 5-1
• Police In Denver Collect Unwanted Medications On National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Thompson says Facebook is "working with" House January 6 committee
• Investigation Underway Following Fatal Car Fire In Baltimore City
• Dixmoor Boil Order Remains In Effect As Crews Continue Work To Identify Source Of Weeklong Water Woes
• Study Says Water Is Pennsylvania's Biggest Phobia
• Experts Don't Anticipate National Supply Chain Crisis To End Anytime Soon
• Transcript: Gita Gopinath on "Face the Nation"
• Dont'a Hightower, Rhamondre Stevenson Inactive For Patriots Vs. Jets
• Snowy Conditions On I-70 Cause Issues In Colorado's High Country
• Chicago Police Issue Alert Of Armed Robberies In Lincoln Park And Lake View
• Evacuation Order Issued for San Mateo County Areas Burned by CZU Lightning Complex Fire
• UPDATE: All Lanes Reopen on I-680 Following Fatal Crash
• Probe Underway Following Deputy-Involved Shooting In Palmdale
• Broncos Get Pass Rusher Stephen Weatherly In Swap With Vikings
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Children At Bronx Day Care Since 2018 Arrested
• Early Look At Weather This Halloween Shows A Weak Storm Could Be Near Colorado
• Local All Stars Play Annual Halloween Sabbath Tribute Show at Make-Out Room
• Beverly Man Dies While Hiking On New Hampshire Trail
• Transcript: Bennie Thompson on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Book Excerpt: Jane Goodall's "The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times"
• 3.6-Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Maywood; No Reports Of Damage
• One Area To Watch In Atlantic Over Next Week
• Wild And Timberwolves Win Big Saturday, United Ties
• Butler VA To Hold Walk-In Clinic For Veterans And Employees To Get Vaccine Booster Shots
• Teen Sister Of Officer Yandy Chirino's Accused Killer Taken Into Custody
• Transcript: Zalmay Khalilzad on "Face the Nation"
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 700 New Cases & 10 Deaths Reported Sunday
• Stockton Man Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison for Shooting of Drug Dealer
• Pittsburgh Native Michael Keaton To Talk Climate Change Tonight On '60 Minutes'
• 'Blessed' Tom Brady Shows Off Commemorative Football, Thanks Teammates For NFL Passing Record
• The secret of Wayne Gretzky's success
• Ironman California 2021 Triathlon Canceled Due To Safety Concerns Brought On By Powerful Storm
• Miami Weather: Brief Downpours Possible Sunday Before Drier Air Works Its Way In
• Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen: Renegades
• Doral Police ID Officers Injured In Friday's Shooting
• Martha Stewart's Pink-Applesauce Tart
• NYPD: Suspect In Custody For Possible DWI After Injuring Officer At Traffic Checkpoint In Lower Manhattan
• Jane Goodall on her hope for the future
• Patriots Place Jonathan Jones On Injured Reserve
• Shaler Township Police Collect 483 Pounds Worth Of Medications During National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Chicago Weather: Heavy Rain, Possible Flood Watch
• Visit a factory that makes mosquitoes
• Ed's Tech Notes: Walgreens New Drone Delivery, Amazon New Pay Option, Facebook Rumored Rebrand
• Chris Hogan Retires After Brief Return To NFL
• Passing: On crossing the color line
• Man Shot In Leg In West Rogers Park
• Police: Man, 2 Children Injured In Crash In Willingboro
• Flames Put Out After Tearing Through Mount Laurel Home
• Cost Of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Increasing 4.1%
• Multiple Buildings Evacuated After Natural Gas Leak In North Shore
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Attacking, Trying To Choke 11-Year-Old Girl At Manhattan Park
• Lawsuit reveals when Vanessa Bryant first learned about deaths
• Sunday Spotlight: The Vietnam Agent Orange Veterans Project
• Suffolk Police: Franklyn Charles, 18, Charged In Crash That Killed Jennifer Figueroa, 30, In Wyandanch
• Police Investigating After Person Was Struck By Car On Route 38 In Maple Shade
• Man Shot In The Torso Near Lincoln-Lemington
• Atmospheric River: Defiant Santa Cruz Mountain Residents Say They Will Ride Out The Storm
• Barack Obama And Bruce Springsteen: Renegades
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Highs Around 60, Afternoon Clouds, Nighttime Showers Sunday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Spotty Showers For Sunday
• New York Weather: CBS2's 10/24 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Atlanta Braves oust defending champions L.A. Dodgers
• Overnight Wrong-Way Crash On I-79 Kills A Driver
• Man Shot In The Stomach In Swissvale
• Patriots-Jets Week 7 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Man Dies After Being Shot In West Garfield Park
• Patriots-Jets Week 7 Predictions: Will Pats Pick Up First Home Win Of Season?
• Will There Be Major Flooding In Sacramento? What You Can Expect From Sunday's Storm
• Sailor Missing For 80 Years Returns To Sutter Creek For Special Homecoming

Videos from October 24, 2021

• Lights For The Fight: Jefferson Cherry Hill Hospital
• Gang violence running rampant throughout Haiti
• Not enough water to go around: Colorado River Basin, ravaged by drought, plans for a drier future
• Former Saudi intelligence official accuses Mohammed bin Salman of multiple murder plots, kidnapping and torture
• "Bomb cyclone" slams the West Coast
• The Minneapolis Institute of Art ignites effort to restore ancient masterpieces
• Afghanistan's economy is on the brink of collapse
• New COVID cases surge in Eastern Europe, as region experiences worse outbreak of the pandemic
• FDA nearing vaccine approval for kids between ages 5 and 11
• Colombia to extradite "country's most dangerous drug lord" to the U.S.
• The Hollywood film community holds candlelight vigil for Halyna Hutchins
• Democrats optimistic about reaching deal on Biden's economic agenda
• The Colorado River in crisis
• President Biden hosts Manchin and Schumer in Delaware to discuss spending bill
• World leaders prepare for UN climate summit
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 10/24/2021
• Humanitarian crisis surges under Taliban rule of Afghanistan
• Zalmay Khalilzad, the U.S.' lead Taliban negotiator, sticks by deal in Afghanistan
• Face The Nation with Margaret Brennan: Gopinath, Khalilzad, Tyab
• IMF's chief economist says inflation pressure to persist into next year
• Thompson says Facebook is "working" with January 6 committee
• Gottlieb says some kids aged 5-11 could getting COVID vaccine as early as November 4-5
• COVID cases around the world level off but concerns still high
• Mandates cause uproar for unvaccinated Americans
• Open: This is "Face the Nation" with Margaret Brennan, October 24
• 10/24: Thompson, Golnipath, Khalilzad
• Nature: Tongass National Forest
• Wayne Gretzky's latest goal: Sports broadcaster
• In Utah, it's raining fish
• Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen talk "Renegades"
• Memorial vigil for movie set shooting victim
• Martha Stewart's pink applesauce tart
• Passage: In memoriam
• Jane Goodall's message of hope
• An experiment to reduce the mosquito population
• "Passing," about an issue that isn't black-and-white
• Full Interview Part 1: Margaret Brennan Interviews Zalmay Khalilzad
• Margaret Brennan talks Afghanistan withdrawal with former U.S. envoy