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Articles from November 14, 2021

• Clippers' Seven-Game Win Streak Ends Against Bulls, 100-90
• Sheriffs Investigate Shooting In Pico Rivera On Sunday
• COVID Surge Concerns Grow As Nation Heads Into The Holidays
• 2 Men In Their 20s Killed In Double Shooting In Compton
• Resident Calls On City To Clean Up Elephant Hill
• Highway 50 Construction In Sacramento Completed Ahead Of Schedule
• 'I'm Pretty Excited': Children Getting First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Chicago Weather: Sprinkles And Flurries Taper Off; Warmer Temperatures Ahead
• Police Apprehend All Suspects Connected To The Hate Crime And Assault In El Monte
• One Person Hurt In Fire On Near West Side
• Minnesota-Raised Wild's Rem Pitlick Scores First Goal & Hat Trick
• Will Government Spending Solve Inflation Issues?
• Police Search For Four Men Who Attacked Delivery Truck Driver
• California Sets New Record-High Average Gas Prices
• National Weather Service Confirms Tornadoes Touched Down In CT, RI
• Mac Jones Was Really, Really Good And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Miffed Tom Brady Tries To End Press Conference Early, Sticks Around To Answer More Questions After Bucs' Loss
• Ups And Downs: Patriots Look Pretty Legit After A Dominating Win Over Browns
• Elliott, Cowboys Get Back On Track With 43-3 Rout Of Falcons
• The Liberty Grace Church Aims To Unify The Community
• PennDOT Preparing For Cold Overnight Temperatures And Possibly Slick Roads
• Sources Tell CBS2 Dozens Of Sanitation Employees Provided Fake COVID Vaccine Cards After Mandate Took Effect
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Stealing Women's MetroCards, Threatening To Kill Them
• Arson Suspected In Carmichael Townhouse Fire That Injured 1
• 2 Wounded In Shooting At Queens Bar That Drew Complaints From Neighbors About Out-Of-Control Patrons
• Irving Police Searching For Hit-Run-Driver Who Fatally Struck Baby At Intersection
• Eastbound I-94 Closed At Snelling Avenue
• Kreider Scores SO Winner, Rangers Beat Devils
• 10 Forced Out After Fire In Lawrence At Multi-Family Home
• Adele Opens Up About Her Divorce, Career And Motherhood: 'It's A Process'
• Family, Friends Hold Vigil For Mother, Son Killed By Car In West Oak Lane
• Massive Fire At Abandoned Mineral Wells High School Lights Up Night Sky
• 3 Separate Philadelphia Shootings Leave 2 Men Dead, Another Injured, Police Say
• San Francisco's Oldest Mosque Vandalized
• Kevin Durant Scores 33 Points, Nets Beat Thunder
• Zegras Leads Ducks Past Canucks 5-1 For Seventh-Straight Victory
• People Of Cuba Set To Take To The Streets Once Again In Protest Of The Communist Government
• Youngest Injured Astroworld Victim, Dallas 9-Year-Old Ezra Blount Dies A Week After Travis Scott Show
• Las Flores Canyon Road In Malibu Closed Indefinitely Due To Overturned Semi Truck
• Suspect Wanted In South LA Homicide
• 9-Year-Old Dies From Injuries Sustained At Astroworld Festival
• Authorities Seeking Suspect In Fatal Sylmar Shooting
• Coyle, McAvoy Lead Bruins To 5-2 Win Over Canadiens
• Hornets Snap Warriors 7-Game Win Streak
• Downed Power Lines Cause Road Closures In Malibu
• Packers Shut Out Seahawks At Home, 17-0
• Boston's Museum Of Science Hosts COVID Vaccine Clinic For Kids Ages 5-11
• Person Found Dead In Car Submerged In Retention Pond In Westmont
• Penguins Blitzed By Capitals In Crosby's Return, Lose 6-1
• Suspect Captured By SWAT Team After Shooting At Safari Land Indoor Amusement Park In Villa Park
• Closing Arguments In Rittenhouse Trial Expected On Monday
• Scorching Heat Sets Records Across Southern California
• 2 On Our Side Veterans' Voices Nov. 14
• Sacramento Deputies Seize Weapons Cache During Domestic Violence Arrest
• NorCal's Only LEGO Festival Returned To Roseville After Pandemic Hiatus
• Sen. Schumer Calls On President To Provide Temporary Relief As Gas Prices Rise Along With Inflation
• Wollman Rink Reopens For Ice Skating In Central Park
• Pennsylvania Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run On Belt Parkway
• New York Attorney General's Office Investigating Death Of Man Shot By Police On Belt Parkway
• Gov. Walz Kicks Off Trade Mission In United Kingdom
• Lightning Strikes Tree, Damages Ashland Apartment Complex: 'I Thought A Transformer Blew'
• Petaluma Police Say Bomb Threat Made Against Junior High School
• Steelers Induct Nine New Members To Hall Of Honor
• CTA Worker Stabbed, Officer Struck In Attack On CTA Platform
• Authorities Seeking Help Finding Missing Teen, Who Has Autism
• Davis Has 34 Points And 15 Rebounds, Lakers Beat Spurs
• Susquehanna Hose Company Diver Rescues Driver After Crash Into River
• Millions Follow Dumpster Diving Mama Make A Living From Trash
• Vikings Bounce Back To Beat Chargers, Cousins Throws 2 Touchdowns
• Police: 6 People Shot In Philadelphia's Kensington Section
• Authorities Apprehend Suspect In La Puente After Pursuit With LAPD
• Broncos Lose To Eagles, 30-13, Ahead Of Bye Week
• Right-Hander Louis Head Traded From Rays To Marlins
• Sinema to attend White House infrastructure bill signing
• Looming Week-Long Kaiser Strike May Impact Pharmacy Services, Medical Appointments
• Pedestrian Killed In Fatal Hit-And-Run In Santa Monica
• Chargers Lose At Home To the Vikings 27-20
• Andrew Sullivan on American political discourse and conservatism in 2021
• New documentary shows making of Beatles' album "Let It Be"
• Inside the issues causing the U.S. supply chain crisis
• New Beatles documentary "Get Back" recasts band's breakup
• Here's where your delayed orders may be stuck
• 'This Was Selfish To Take Him From His Family:' Victim Of Woodpecker's Pub And Grub Shooting Dies
• DeVonta Smith Catches 2 TDs On His Birthday As Eagles Roll Past Broncos
• Elon Musk Trolls Bernie Sanders on Twitter: 'I Keep Forgetting You're Still Alive'
• COVID In Colorado: New Health Order Requires Vaccines For All Public, Indoor Events Of 500+ People
• Caught On Camera: Man Opens Fire Into Bronx Nightclub
• CBS4 Fan Poll: Who deserves the most blame for the loss to the Eagles?
• Man Shot Twice In Germantown After Breaking Into Home, Philadelphia Police Say
• Allen, Bills D Dominate White, Jets In Rout
• Rev. Dr. Ketlen A. Solak Officially Seated As Bishop Of The Episcopal Diocese Of Pittsburgh
• Garland Firefighter Brad Hargrave Dies From COVID-19 After 2 Month Battle
• Jury Selection Begins Tuesday In Ghislaine Maxwell Sex Trafficking Trial
• Man Abducted, Robbed In Philadelphia's Crescentville Section After Returning Home From Parx Casino
• Minnesotans Share Pics Of First Snowfall
• Grass Fire Creeps Dangerously Close To Colorado Springs Homes
• Cam Newton Leads Panthers To Two Touchdowns On His First Two Snaps Back With Team
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Polis Interviewed About State's Response On Face The Nation
• Woman Shot In North Minneapolis
• Dallas Police Department Investigating Fatal Shooting Of Juan Manuel Hurtado, 49
• Gov. Polis Invited To Join Infrastructure Bill Signing At White House
• Man Struck By Drunk Driver In Fiery Modesto Crash, Police Say
• Police: Man Wanted After Allegedly Trying To Force His Way Into Woman's Harlem Apartment
• Steelers And Lions Slog Their Way To A 16-16 Tie At Heinz Field
• Citrus Heights' Sunrise Mall To Be Redeveloped Into Mixed-Use Site
• Highland Park Students Plan Walkout Against Sexual Assault In School District
• Mechanic Steering Vintage Vehicles Into The Future
• Don't Overlook Early Execution By Mac Jones, Patriots' Offense In Blowout Victory Over Browns
• Explainer: Did Rittenhouse Lawyers Do Enough To Prevail?
• Police Identify West Mount Airy Fire Victims As 70-Year-Old Elaine Morris, 7-Month-Old Ren Fields
• Chicago Police Arrest Suspect In Shooting At Safari Land Indoor Amusement Park
• Ayala, Russell Lead No. 21 Terrapins Past Vermont 68-57
• Free Cuba Rally: 'It's Time For Communism To Leave This Planet'
• Millions Of Pounds Of PPE Waste Has Ended Up In Our Oceans
• Famed Race Driver Bob Bondurant Dies; Founded Racing School at Sears Point
• Search Continues For Gunman In Shooting Outside Gary Church Following Funeral
• Funeral Held For Texas Teen Brianna Rodriguez Who Died At Astroworld Festival
• Italian Coast Guard rescues 550 migrants from stormy seas
• Lower Merion High School Principal Sean Hughes Dies In Car Accident, School District Says
• Police In Wilmington, Delaware Investigating 2 Suspicious Deaths
• Judge Denies Bail For Suspect In Chatham Shooting That Injured Toddler, One Other
• Automaker Introduces '100 Percent Recyclable' Electric Car For Model Year 2040
• Border Patrol Agents Arrest 4 MS-13 Gang Members In Rio Grande Valley
• POLL: Who Will Win The AFC East?
• Mac Jones, Rhamondre Stevenson, Dominant Defense Drive Patriots' Blowout Win Over Browns
• Jakobi Meyers Scores First Career Touchdown In Patriots Blowout Win Over Browns
• JuJu Smith-Schuster, Najee Harris Give Back To Steelers Fans At Home Against Detroit Lions
• Chabot Space & Science Center Reopens With 'The NASA Experience'
• Avalanche Offense Buries Sharks 6-2
• Steelers Guard Trai Turner Injured, Questionable To Return To Game
• T.J. Watt Listed As Questionable With Hip Injury
• Avs Honor Colorado Woman Helping Fight Cancer
• Keller @ Large: Will Gov. Charlie Baker Run For Re-Election? State House News Service Reporters Weigh In
• Baker Mayfield Injured By Matthew Judon In Browns' Game Vs. Patriots
• Penguins Activate Crosby, Dumoulin, Pettersson And Ruhwedel From COVID-19 Protocol List
• Man Shot On 52nd Street In Dallas Dies At Hospital
• Two People Found Dead In Riverside Apartment
• Man Killed In Santa Monica Hit-And-Run Crash On Pico Boulevard
• 2 Killed In Fiery Crash On 405 Freeway In Seal Beach; 1 Arrest Made
• Steelers' Kevin Dotson Suffers Ankle Injury, Will Not Return To Lions Game
• Pedestrian Hospitalized Following Crash With Train In Denver
• Joe Haden Ruled Out After Foot Injury
• Mac Jones, Kendrick Bourne Connect On Beautiful Touchdown To Cap Off 99-Yard Drive By Patriots Offense
• Kyle Dugger Picks Off Baker Mayfield, Leading To Patriots' Go-Ahead Touchdown
• One-Legged Stork Walks With New 3D-Printed Leg Designed By High School Student
• Cold Case From 1969 Finally Solved; Suspect's 'Unassuming' Life In Hiding Revealed After His Death
• Lightning Tops Panthers In OT, 3-2
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on November 14, 2021
• Hunter Henry Scores Two More Touchdowns For Patriots In Week 10 Blowout Win Over Browns
• Tyler Herro Scores 27 Points, Heat Hold Off Jazz 111-105
• Pedestrian Seriously Hurt While Crossing Street Mid-Block In Fort Collins
• Guthrie Audience Member's Pre-Show Rant Delays Opening Night For 'Christmas Carol'
• FSU Sparks Late Rally To Beat UM 31-28
• Married Couple Found Fatally Shot Inside Moorpark Home
• Fremont Police Officer Injured in Traffic Accident
• Ryan Schmidt, 39, Killed In Chisago County Rollover Crash
• 1 Killed, 2 Others Hurt In Head-On Crash In Commerce City
• Shooting At Fort Lauderdale Motel Under Investigation
• Average Price Of Gas Inches Its Way To All-Time High In LA County
• Happening This Week: Denver Will Climb Into The Top 5 List Of Latest First Snowfalls
• Bodies Of Couple Missing 3 Years Believed To Be Found In Ohio River
• Jonnu Smith Inactive; Trent Brown, Devin Asiasi Active For Patriots Vs. Browns
• NYPD: Suspect Wanted For Inappropriately Touching Woman And 14-Year-Old On Buses In Queens
• Deputies Search For Teen Believed To Have Information Related To Deadly Rosemead Hit-And-Run
• Colorado Weather: Mountain Snow Arrives Tuesday, Small Chance For A Rain-Snow Mix In Denver
• Inside SoCal: 11/14 Wrap-Up
• Colorado Faces Lawsuit For Ban On Native American Mascots At Schools
• FHP: Driver Shot Sunday Morning On I-95
• Car Crashes In Sutton On Route 146, Injuries Reported
• Steelers WR Chase Claypool Out For Detroit Lions Game, Dwayne Haskins And Zach Banner Active
• Transcript: David Malpass on "Face the Nation"
• 'Thinking Outside The Box': Nonprofit Adjusts Daddy Bruce Randolph Tradition In Light Of Supply Chain Issues
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In NW Miami Double Shooting
• Residents Seek Role In Justice Department's Investigation Into MPD
• Authorities Probe Shooting In L.A. That Left Man In Critical Condition
• Transcript: Neel Kashkari on "Face the Nation"
• Rhamondre Stevenson Active For Patriots Vs. Browns; Jonnu Smith Inactive
• Transcript: Governor Jared Polis on "Face the Nation"
• Chicago Weather: Wind Gust Along With Slushy Rain, Snow Mix
• Illinois State Trooper Struck By DUI Driver While Investigating Another Crash
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Strike Averted: Kaiser Permanente, Unions Reach Tentative Agreement
• FAN N'ATION: Returning November 27
• Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Mount Eden, The Bronx
• 2 People Transported To Trauma Centers After Crash On Route 51
• Maryland State Police Investigating Fatal Hit & Run Crash In Prince George's County
• Facing South Florida: Interview With Miami Herald's Rick Hirsch
• SFPD Honors Officer Killed in Line of Duty in 1994
• 24-Hour Basketball Fundraiser Completed In Hanover
• Luke Burbank's tips for enjoying Thanksgiving
• Sunday Spotlight: The Blessing Board On A Mission To Furnish Homes And Improve Lives
• Clippers Shut Down Towns, Trounce Wolves 129-102
• Facing South Florida: Interview With Madeline Pumariega (Part 2)
• Rem Pitlick Scores Hat Trick As Wild Beat Kraken 4-2
• Portugal, the little country that could ... get vaccinated
• Debate Over COVID-Era Parklets Dividing San Anselmo Downtown Retailers
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 800 New Cases & 11 Deaths Reported Sunday
• Philadelphia Weather: Chilly Sunday Across Philadelphia Region With Increasing Clouds, Chance For Spotty Showers Later This Evening
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Madeline Pumariega
• Halle Berry on the fighter she's become
• FHP Arrests Hialeah Police Sergeant Richard Quintero On DUI Charge
• COVID In MN: No Open Beds For Critical Patients, Itasca County Says
• Climber-filmmaker Jimmy Chin: Living life on the edge
• Bus Drivers For Minneapolis Public Schools Vote To Strike If Mediation Fails
• The amazing Andrew Garfield
• Dr. Anthony Fauci: "I didn't create political divisiveness"
• Cooler Sunday But Even Cooler Monday
• Making phone calls to the departed
• Police Search For 4 Men Involved In Near North Side Retail Store Burglary
• CBS3 Pet Project: Animal Shelters Becoming Full Due To Huge Supply Of Animals, Not Enough Demand From Loving Homes
• Using psychedelics to treat veterans' PTSD
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Calmer, But Colder, Upper 40s Sunday; Light Rain & Snow West Of NYC
• Point Park University, Full-Time Faculty Members Come To Agreement On New 3-Year Contract
• Mac Jones Not Fined By NFL For Ankle Grab On Brian Burns
• Gov. Hochul Announces New York's Mass COVID Vaccination Sites Open To Children 5-11
• Michigan Matters: Dissecting the Political Landscape
• Yellen says economic slowdown in China would have "global consequences"
• Full transcript: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on "Face the Nation"
• Suspect Paulie Velez, 25, Arrested For Rape Of Woman In Central Park
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Driver Who Slammed Into Hill District Home
• Eric Fisher's First Book 'Mighty Storms Of New England' Looks At Meteorology Behind Biggest Weather Events
• Queen sprains back, misses first planned appearance in weeks
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Chances, Windy Conditions
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/14 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Ben Roethlisberger Placed On COVID-19 List After Reportedly Testing Positive For Virus
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Chatham Shooting That Wounded 1-Year-Old, Others
• Chicago Weather: Rain And Snow Showers Overnight Into Sunday
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded In Shooting At North Austin Gathering
• Day Of Dignity Provides Food, Services To Pittsburgh Community
• Wilkinsburg Police Department, Wilkinsburg Sanctuary Project For Peace Team Up To Hold Annual Gun Buyback Event
• Penguins Lose 6-3 To Senators As Comeback Efforts Fall Short
• Steelers Posthumously Induct Tunch Ilkin, Dwight White Into Hall Of Honor
• Suspected Tornado Leaves Behind Trail Of Damage On Long Island

Videos from November 14, 2021

• Legends: Mike Penberthy
• Andrew Sullivan: The 60 Minutes Interview
• What's caused America's supply chain crunch?
• Musician Vince Gill surprises community devastated by record flooding
• Woman turns sewing hobby into lucrative YouTube business
• Climate change threatens cranberry supply
• Closing arguments in Rittenhouse trial expected on Monday
• Former Japanese princess arrives in New York after forfeiting royal status
• Queen Elizabeth absent from Remembrance Day ceremony
• Austria imposes nationwide lockdown on unvaccinated citizens
• Biden's approval rating dips as inflation increases
• COVID cases rise as the holiday season approaches
• Next week on 60 Minutes: Supersonic passenger planes
• Holiday gifts delayed? Here's where — and why — they may be stuck
• U.S. defense watchdog warns of ISIS "insurgency"
• Private citizen used an obscure law to convene a grand jury to investigate her rape accusation, but it declined to press charges
• Biden set to discuss Taiwan with Chinese leader at virtual meeting
• How the rise in inflation is being played in the political arena
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 11/14/2021
• World Bank chief stresses need for COVID-19 vaccines in developing countries
• Europe grapples with new COVID-19 spikes
• Kashkari expects prices to continue rising "over the next few months"
• Face The Nation with Margaret Brennan: Polis, Kashkari, Palmer, Malpass
• Colorado governor "very frustrated" with CDC's messaging on COVID boosters
• Gottlieb expects post-holiday COVID spikes in regions of U.S.
• Yellen says economic slowdown in China would have "global consequences"
• Inflation and supply chain problems fuel economic fears
• 11/14: Yellen, Polis, Kashkari, Malpass
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," November 14
• Nature: Otters in North Carolina
• Luke Burbank's do's and don'ts for Thanksgiving
• Portugal's war victory against COVID
• Halle Berry, a fighter, on "Bruised"
• Discarded uniforms bring hope
• Climber, filmmaker Jimmy Chin: Peak performance
• Andrew Garfield on the musical "Tick, Tick … BOOM!"
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on lessons learned
• Telephones of the Wind: Making calls to lost loved ones
• New hope in treating PTSD with psychedelic drugs
• Treasury Secretary Yellen on possible economic slowdown in China
• Treasury Secretary Yellen weighs in on next Fed chair
• Full Interview: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen