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Articles from May 1, 2022

• From Heartbreaking 2 Years To Heartwarming Reunion, Couple Celebrates 69th Wedding Anniversary
• Man on Harley-Davidson killed in Lancaster crash
• Deaf Safari Day Opens Doors At Denver Zoo: 'Gets People Together'
• S.F. pet owners told to beware coyotes during pupping season
• Missouri, Iowa Shops Admit To Conspiring With Colorado Company To Illegally Alter Emissions Systems On Dozens Of Diesel Trucks
• In A Drought, Water-Wise Plants Can Dress Up A Yard Even With Watering Restrictions
• Hundreds march in S.F. May Day rally to support organized labor
• Truck crash spills hot asphalt into Smith River
• Monday's Show Info (5/2/22)
• One Lane Of Eastbound 50 From 6th Street To 26th Street In Sacramento To Be Closed Monday For Construction
• Man who murdered elderly Monrovia couple in 2003 killed at Kern County prison
• Back of the Yards fire engulfs 3 houses, one car
• Man Shot Along Northgate Boulevard In Sacramento
• Manteca Veteran Plans To Return To Ukraine, But Not In The Battlefield
• Activists gather for May Day demonstrations
• Massachusetts State Senators, Staff Urged To Wear Masks After 3 Test Positive For COVID
• Brush Fire At Blue Hills Reservation Among 41 Wildfires In Massachusetts In Last Week
• Highland Park diversity mural defaced twice in less than a week
• Boston Police Looking For Man Who Stole $30,000 From 2 People Trying To Send Money To Family In China
• Long Beach School District: 4th grader suddenly dies at baseball game
• Friends and family mourn for teens killed in Dallas hit-and-run
• County police investigating deadly shooting in Wilkinsburg
• Two Drivers Carjacked In Separate Incidents In Stockton
• Nationals ride 5-run first inning to 11-5 win over Giants
• Outdoor Dining Season Begins In Boston's North End, Waltham's Moody Street
• Draymond Green's ejection triggers social media firestorm
• A's fall 7-3 to Guardians
• Baltimore Residents React To Speaker Pelosi's Congressional Delegation To Ukraine
• Former Baltimore Ravens Linebacker Raises Money For People Battling ALS
• Smith, McNeil have 4 hits, Mets pull away from Phillies
• Two Men Injured In Two Different Shootings Separated By One Block On Sunday, Baltimore Police Say
• Orioles Use Lyles' Arm, 6-Run 6th To Beat Red Sox 9-5
• City Police Investigating After A Man Is Shot In The Back In Southwest Baltimore
• Carmichael Home Damaged By Fire
• Benicia Police Arrest Carjacking Suspect, Find Marijuana
• Smith, McNeil 4 Hits Each As Mets Beat Phils Behind Scherzer
• Investigation continues after police chase that ended with two suspects dead after jumping into Little Calumet River
• Luis Arraez, Twins Agree To 1-Year, $2,125,000 Contract, Avoid Arbitration
• Evacuations under way in Mariupol; Pelosi visits Ukraine
• Fight sends shoppers scrambling at Roosevelt Field Mall
• Sarah Lancaster Named 2022 Minnesota Teacher Of The Year
• Marina Alex wins LPGA Tour's Palos Verdes Championship
• Maryland Women Add Vanderbilt's Alexander As Grad Transfer
• Marshals offer reward for escaped inmate, "missing" correctional officer
• Small plane crashes at Ocean County Airport
• Minneapolis Church Is On A Mission To Build The Largest Pillow Fort Ever
• Dodgers beat Tigers 6-3; Cabrera hits 503rd homer
• Top 5 LA mayoral candidates square off during debate
• Maryland Weather: Get Ready For The Next Storm System
• Colorado Weather: Super Soaker Set For Monday
• Thousands rally in Downtown LA on May Day for better wages, employee rights
• Armed Robber Targets Amazon Delivery Vehicle In Riverbank
• Parishioners emotional over closure of Immaculate Conception Parish
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren Defends Calling Kevin McCarthy A Traitor: 'Don't Know How Else You Look At It'
• Congressmen Jim McGovern Part Of Delegation To Meet Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
• Polanco Drives In 4, Twins Beat Rays 9-3 For Ninth Win In 10
• St. Paul Businesses Excited For 'Crazy Busy' Wild Playoff Series
• Marathoner gets medal and proposal at the finish line
• Kosher Foodmaker Recalling Certain Products Sold In California Due To Possible Salmonella Contamination
• First Alert Weather Day issued due to threat of severe storms
• CDC: New York a hot spot for rising COVID-19 infections
• Philadelphia Man Czar McMichael Charged With Murder For Shooting, Killing Grandfather, Other Man In Logan: Police
• Jordan Poole lifts Warriors to 117-116 playoff win over Memphis
• Has Inflation Reached Its Peak? 3 Signs Prices Could Soon Come Down
• Following Record Year Of River Enthusiasm, Fishing & Rafting Expected To 'Ride High'
• University of Pittsburgh hosts 2022 commencement
• NYPD: Man fatally shot inside car on Upper West Side
• Above-Normal Rainfall, Snowmelt Causing Flooding In Parts Of Minnesota
• People's Ball held Sunday night at Brooklyn Public Library
• Dutch Bros. Barista Shot By Attacker With Airsoft Gun In Fair Oaks
• Water main break closes northbound Crenshaw Blvd in Torrance
• Hundreds march in Greenwich Village to mark International Workers Day
• Kittanning man jailed for sexual assault of a minor
• Garcia drives in 4, Rangers beat Braves 7-3 to take series
• Mounds View Students Launch Mental Health Awareness Month With Benefit Walk
• Lincoln Tunnel 5K Held to benefit Special Olympics New Jersey
• Street racers do donuts, light fires on Lower Wacker Drive; Chicago Police say no reports filed
• Triple Shooting In Trenton Leaves 1 Man Dead, 2 Others Hospitalized: Officials
• Pittsburgh Weather: One last round of showers and thunderstorms possible to end the day
• Orioles Use Lyle's Arm, 6-Run Sixth To Beat Red Sox 9-5
• The origins of "Birds Aren't Real"
• Economist: Loss of Ukraine's exports may be felt worldwide for years
• Parodying conspiracy theories with Birds Aren't Real
• What Scott Pelley has seen in Ukraine
• Eurovision: The song competition that rocks Europe
• Backstage at Iceland's Eurovision qualifying contest
• The war in Ukraine's effect on the world's food supply
• Gilbert Solid Again, Mariners End Marlins' 7-Game Win Streak
• Watch The Upcoming Lunar Eclipse At The Chamberlin Observatory
• New Census Criteria Designates Hundreds Of Communities Once Considered Urban As Rural
• Musgrove strikes out eight, Pirates lose 5-2 to Padres
• Many Participants Ran At 42nd Broad Street Run In Philadelphia With Purpose: 'It Just Means So Much To Raise Money'
• The marathon that nearly didn't happen: The story from Ron Smiley
• Denver Police: 1 Person Shot In Uptown, Suspect At Large
• Cause Of Kern Valley State Prison Inmate's Death Believed To Be Homicide
• May Day Protests: South Florida Workers Take To Streets To Speak Out Against Rising Costs & Low Pay
• Car Slams Into Miramar House After Driver Bails Out To Avoid Gunfire, Leaving Homeowner 'Freaked Out'
• Trout homers, Angels hold off White Sox; Ohtani exits with groin strain
• Man Found At Turlock With Gunshot Wound Dies; Juvenile Injured
• Miami-Dade Mosquito Control To Spray Several Cities On Monday
• Man's Death In San Joaquin County Being Investigated As Homicide
• Police Make 2 Arrests After North Philadelphia Shooting Left 13-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured
• Police search for gunman after man found fatally shot inside Gold Coast hotel
• Wild Horse Death Toll In Cañon City Climbs To 117
• Woman killed in crash with big rig in Diamond Bar
• Yankees sweep Royals, win streak grows to 9
• Pitt Police warn of phone scam claiming to be one of their officers
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Could Return For Game 3 Or 4 Against Miami Heat: Report
• City Of Denver, Denver Public Schools Helps Teens Find Summer Employment
• 3 University of Oklahoma students killed returning from storm chasing
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clouds and cool temperatures linger
• Two killed in crash on 91 freeway near Wilmington Blvd
• Colorado Law Enforcement Agencies Welcome Surrendered Prescription Drugs
• Former Somerset County District Attorney Jeffrey Thomas on house arrest awaiting trial
• CBS3 Pet Project: How The Pandemic Affected Veterinarians
• NYCFC comes live late, defeats San Jose Earthquakes
• Man with knife dies after Azle Police use 'less lethal' options
• One dead, one injured after State Street Shooting in River North
• Maryland-Bound Plane Lands In NJ After Smoke Reported In Cockpit
• Reward offered for information leading to arrest in Highland Park crash
• West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin endorses candidate in GOP House race
• Walter Mondale Memorialized In Minneapolis
• Lawsuit Against Douglas County School Board Members Stands
• Study: Dog Breeds Don't Strongly Determine A Dog's Personality
• 3 knife attacks on CTA stations, trains less than 24 hours
• Doctors: Children's Mental Health Is Something Parents Need To Discuss With Their Kids
• Bucks Beat Celtics 101-89 In Game 1 Of Second-Round Playoff Series
• San Francisco to provide free diapers
• Many COVID Testing Sites In Denver Metro Area Closing
• Seager homers in 3rd straight game, Rangers beat Braves 3-1
• 2 minors charged for vandalism, attempted arson in North Park
• Blues-Wild Take Rivalry To Stacked-As-Ever 1st-Round Series
• Victim shoots, kills attempted robber in Calumet Heights
• King, the French bulldog stolen from his Wilmington home, is reunited with his family
• South Fayette native tops in women's race, Dominican Republic native wins men's race on soggy Pittsburgh Marathon day
• Suburban Grayslake meteorology student among 3 killed in crash
• Student assaulted while studying on campus at USC; suspect apprehended
• Heat-76ers Eastern Conference Semifinals Preview
• Tornadoes touched down in Oak Brook; DuPage, Will counties among others
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on May 1, 2022
• Transcript: Dr. Deborah Birx on "Face the Nation"
• Vegas Water Intake Now Visible At Drought-Stricken Lake Mead
• Tracy police identify arrested bank robbery suspect
• 49ers address needs at offensive line, cornerback in NFL draft
• Lakewood Police Arrest Calvin Armani Jaramillo, Suspect Wanted In Shooting Blocks From Sloans Lake Park
• Researchers to study sunken remains of last U.S. slave ship
• Firefighters extinguish blaze at clothing store in downtown LA
• LOCATED: Police locate family of 5-year-old girl found wandering in Joliet
• Facing South Florida: State Senate District 36 Candidate Michael Grieco
• Colorado Bill To Support Underrepresented Communities Heads To Governor's Desk
• San Jose police investigate female pedestrian death
• Heartbroken family wondering why after truck plunges off coastal cliff
• WATCH: Sen. Amy Klobuchar Remembers Walter Mondale
• Sunday Spotlight: Charlotte's Run raising awareness about Huntington's Disease
• Inside SoCal: 5/1 wrap-up
• Kinzinger says he "would love" for Pence to testify before January 6 committee
• Transcript: Dr. Paul Burton on "Face the Nation"
• A look inside Broadway's Circle in the Square Theatre School
• 'Accept The Responsibilities': Gun Safety & Proper Storage Emphasized Following Children's Deaths
• Luzardo Shuts Down Mariners, Marlins Win Seventh Straight
• Transcript: Rep. Adam Kinzinger on "Face the Nation"
• Turner Returns From Layoff, New England Beats Miami 2-0
• Transcript: Sen. Tim Kaine on "Face the Nation"
• Denver Weather: Chilly Rain, Strong T-Storms And Even Snow Expected Sunday Night In Colorado
• NYPD rolls out summer violence reduction plan day after meeting with Adams
• Families call for justice from Antioch police
• Evacuations of civilians hiding in steel plant in Mariupol finally underway
• Samantha Power urges Congress to address "desperate need" for Ukraine aid
• Transcript: USAID chief Samantha Power on "Face the Nation"
• Pelosi visits Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv
• Memorial Mass Held To Remember Members Of Family Who Were Murdered In Miramar 25 Years Ago
• Miami Weather: Brief Passing Showers Next Few Days
• Putin's war creates schism in Russian Orthodox Church
• Woman facing charges after man is stabbed to death in Hill District
• Oprah Winfrey on the larger pandemic affecting U.S. health care
• Thom Browne: Reinterpreting fashion
• Pittsburgh native authors book on development of COVID-19 vaccine
• Miranda Lambert on her new album "Palomino," and singing truth
• Children reporting mental health challenges has tripled during pandemic
• Packers Give Rodgers More Playmakers By Drafting 3 Wide Receivers
• "All of the Marvels": Author Douglas Wolk on the "biggest story ever told"
• University Of Minnesota Senior Hopes To Inspire Girls To Get Into Coding
• Runners, cyclists call for safer roads in Griffith Park following 77-year-old man's death
• Police investigating after shooting at Greenfield bar leaves 3 people wounded
• Naomi Osaka on finding the power of her voice
• Maryland Weather: Scattered Showers
• Changes Coming To Worcester-Framingham Commuter Rail Schedule
• Switchblade drone: How the "kamikaze" anti-tank weapon works
• St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral celebrates 60th annual food festival
• Deadly stabbing at Times Square Dave & Buster's
• Maury Povich + Connie Chung: A newsworthy love story
• Probe continues into shooting death of 22-year-old man in Fairfax District
• Thousands of runners take part in 26.2-mile OC marathon
• 5 firefighters hurt battling raging Chinatown fire
• Man attacked, pushed onto tracks at Cicero Green Line stop
• Michigan Matters: Rocket Mortgage's Casey Hurbis on Sports; Plus Women Execs Leading Huntington Place
• More than 30,000 runners participating in Pittsburgh Marathon
• Wealth Building 101
• Minneapolis Man Connects With Hockey, Overcomes Addiction, Gives Others A Second Chance
• Woman shot, killed during argument in Rosemoor neighborhood
• Pelosi meets with Zelenskyy in Kyiv, vowing U.S. support for Ukraine
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cool temps return
• Pittsburgh Weather: Storms bringing wet, windy conditions on Pittsburgh Marathon day
• Schwarber HR as Phils bounce back from no-hitter, beat Mets

Videos from May 1, 2022

• San Francisco Ukrainians react to Pelosi - Zelenskyy meeting
• Top 5 LA mayoral candidates square off during debate
• King, the French bulldog stolen from his Wilmington home, is reunited with his family
• First Alert Weather Day Update 11:30PM
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clouds and cool temperatures linger
• Some Republicans running for governor miss candidate forum in Skokie
• City College celebrates graduation
• Activists gather for May Day demonstrations
• #1 Cochran Sports Showdown: May 1, 2022 (Pt. 3)
• #1 Cochran Sports Showdown: May 1, 2022 (Pt. 2)
• Mural meant to highlight N.J. community's diversity defaced twice in less than a week
• #1 Cochran Sports Showdown: May 1, 2022 (Pt. 1)
• Long Beach School District says fourth grader died suddenly Friday at a baseball game
• Top 5 LA mayoral candidates square off during debate
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (5/1)
• First Alert Weather Update 10PM
• New Yorkers get their fashion on at the People's Ball
• Hunt on for gunman in fatal shooting of Virginia man on Upper West Side
• Friends and family mourn for teens killed in Dallas hit-and-run
• First Alert Weather Day Update 9:40PM
• BBQ feast in Queens raises money for scholarship fund
• Evacuations under way in Mariupol; Pelosi visits Ukraine
• PIX Now
• Investigation continues into police chase that ended with two suspects dead after jumping into Littl
• First Alert Weather Day Update 9PM
• Sunday weather forecast
• 626 Golden Streets event returns after a two-year hiatus
• San Francisco pet owners told to beware coyotes during pupping season
• Locals gather for Yom HaShoah Commemoration - Holocaust Remembrance Day
• First Alert Weather Day Update 8:35PM
• Hundreds march in S.F. May Day rally
• Lincoln Tunnel 5K Run raises more than $114,000 for Special Olympics New Jersey
• Veterans' Voices: The Woodrow Foundation
• Oakland police investigate fatal stabbing in troubled Lake Merritt neighborhood
• Small plane crashes at Ocean County, N.J. airport
• NYPD: 27-year-old Virginia man gunned down on Upper West Side following dispute
• First Alert Weather Day Update 8PM
• Student assaulted while studying on campus at USC; suspect apprehended
• First Alert Weather Sunday Night Forecast
• Man shot and killed in hallway of Gold Coast hotel
• First Alert Weather Day 7:35PM
• Runners, cyclists call for safer roads in Griffith Park following 77-year-old man's death
• Hundreds rally in Downtown LA on May Day
• First Alert Weather Day Update 7PM
• First Alert Weather Day Update 6:45PM
• Birds Aren't Real: The conspiracy theory that satirizes conspiracy theories
• Kids in Compton fly high thanks to an aviation nonprofit
• Lincoln Tunnel 5K Challenge held to benefit Special Olympics New Jersey
• 5 Boro Bike Tour returns
• First Alert weather: CBS2 6:30 p.m. forecast
• Harvest of War: The war in Ukraine's effect on the world’s food supply
• Ramadan away from home for Afghan refugees
• Immigrant workers rally, march for pathway to citizenship
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (5/1)
• People's Ball held in advance of Met Gala
• Finish line proposal at Pittsburgh Marathon
• University of Pittsburgh holds commencement
• Man arrested for sexual assault of a minor
• Parishioners take in final mass at Immaculate Conception
• First Alert Weather Day declared due to possible severe storms overnight
• New York now considered a hot spot for rising COVID-19 infections
• Drag racers do doughnuts, light fires on Lower Wacker Drive; Chicago Police say no reports filed
• Mayor Adams discusses affordable housing crisis in New York City
• Food delivery worker shot and killed while on the job in Queens
• NYPD: Man fatally shot on Upper West Side
• Police: Fight leads to evacuation of Roosevelt Field Mall
• Lightning threatened Pittsburgh Marathon
• Investigation continues following fatal stabbing at Dave & Busters in Times Square
• Remembering the late country star Naomi Judd
• COVID-19 outbreak in China lead to massive restrictions
• Top House Democrats visit Ukraine as Congress faces new pressure to approve Biden's aid package
• Evacuation begins of Ukranians trapped at steel mill
• Pitt Police warn of phone scam
• Tornado caught on camera in Oak Brook
• Reward offered for information leading to arrest in Highland Park crash
• Western officials warn of a potentially long war in Ukraine
• Fighting Famine | 60 Minutes Archive
• Surging gas prices lead to increases in everyday costs
• Strong to severe storms and heavy rain possible this evening and overnight
• Water shortage emergency declared in greater Los Angeles area
• A visit to Söngvakeppnin, Iceland’s Eurovision qualifying event
• Witnessing the war in Ukraine
• First Alert Weather Sunday Morning Forecast
• Lincoln Tunnel Challenge 5K starting line
• Lincoln Tunnel Challenge 5K: "Where'd the hill come from?"
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 5/1/2022
• Lincoln Tunnel Challenge 5K elite runners at the starting line
• Lincoln Tunnel Challenge 5K benefits Special Olympics New Jersey
• Firefighters extinguish blaze at clothing store in Downtown LA
• Lincoln Tunnel Challenge 5K returns in 2022
• Inside Broadway's Circle in the Square Theatre School
• Sunday Spotlight: Charlotte's Run raising awareness about Huntington's Disease
• Birx says U.S. should prepare for summer COVID-19 surge in South
• Sunday Business Page: 'Operation Warp Speed'
• Moderna's chief medical officer says kids' vaccine data will be ready for FDA by June
• Runners, cyclists call for safer roads in Griffith Park following 77-year-old man's death
• Kinzinger says he "would love" for Pence to testify before January 6 committee
• Face The Nation: Kinzinger, Burton, Birx
• Samantha Power, USAID chief, urges Congress to address "desperate need" for more Ukraine aid
• Families call for justice, accountability from Antioch police
• Kaine says there's "bipartisan resolve" for passing more Ukraine aid
• Russia slowly advancing in eastern Ukraine
• Fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine as civilians flee
• 5/1: Kaine, Power, Burton
• Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," May 1
• Nature: Bighorn sheep in Idaho
• Russian Orthodox leader's support of war divides church
• Pelosi visits Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv
• Oprah Winfrey on racial health disparities in America
• Designer Thom Browne's unconventional fashion
• PIX Now
• MLB player and young fan with cancer inspire each other
• Mastering the Marvel Universe
• Food delivery worker on scooter shot to death in Forest Hills
• Our puzzling addiction for puzzles
• The Switchblade "kamikaze" drone
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Below average temps return
• Deadly stabbing at Times Square Dave & Buster's
• Maury Povich + Connie Chung: A newsworthy love story
• Probe continues into shooting death of 22-year-old man in Fairfax District
• Grayslake student among three killed in crash during storm chase
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/1 Sunday morning update
• Thousands of runners take part in 26.2-mile OC marathon
• Sunday gridlock alert
• Woman shot during argument in Rosemoor
• Firefighters hurt battling raging Chinatown fire
• Man attacked on Cicero Green Line platform
• Alex Biston's weather forecast (May 1)
• What Caught My Eye: May 1, 2022
• St. Nicholas Greek Food Festival opens with food, dancing and more
• Pittsburgh Marathon underway as runners pound the pavement
• USPS hosting job fair in Pittsburgh
• Shooting at Greenfield pub investigated, 3 people shot
• Woman in custody after stabbing in the Hill District
• KDKA-TV Weekend Forecast (5/1)
• Chicago Cubs host second annual STEAM Fair at Wrigley Field
• Man killed in drive-by shooting in North Kenwood
• Tornado crashes prom in Westmont