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Articles from May 8, 2022

• San Francisco business bounces back but tourism lags
• Multi-vehicle crash on I-5 prompts closure of southbound lanes in Burbank
• Monday's Show Info (5/9/22)
• Daughters carry on late mother's legacy at Everett & Jones BBQ
• 3-alarm house fire cuts power to hundreds in San Jose
• 'Drive Very Slowly And Carefully'; Another Round of Snow Hits The Sierra During Mother's Day Travels
• Kings rout Oilers 4-0 in Game 4 to even series
• Stolen master keys leave Cal students' apartments vulnerable
• Cloud, Austin Spark Mystics To 78-66 Victory Over Lynx
• Auburn Traffic Collision Closes Auburn Ravine Road
• Home health aide agency sued after 93-year-old falls and later dies
• "Non-hit shooting" prompts investigation after deputies open fire on suspect in Ladera Heights
• Still A Mother gift baskets make difficult holiday special for some
• 64-year-old landscaper killed by stray bullet in shooting that left 26-year-old dead
• Westbound I-80 Closed At Nevada Stateline Due To Traffic Collision
• Molotov Cocktail Damages Wisconsin Conservative Group's Madison Offices
• Colorado Weather: Overnight Fire Threat Into Monday And Beyond
• Neighbors Demand Answers After Fire At Myrtle Place Apartments In Camden Leaves 9 Families Displaced
• Man With Gunshot Wounds Found In Southwest Baltimore House Fire
• Twins Team Up With Artists For Limited-Edition T-Shirt Giveaways
• Business owner in Rostraver Township surrenders to police in embezzlement scheme
• Minneapolis Set To Vote On 'Prince Rogers Nelson Way' Sign Outside First Avenue
• Harden, Embiid Power 76ers Past Heat, Even Series 2-2
• 5 Years Ago Historic Metro Denver Hailstorm Closed The Colorado Mills Mall
• 12-year-old shot in ankle in Little Village
• Benicia pipeline break prompts water conservation order
• Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas share first picture of their daughter
• Simulated Wildfire Sandbox Helps Mountain Firefighters In Colorado Prepare For The Real Deal
• Slew Of Metro Road Closures End Monday Morning
• Buehler tosses seven one-run innings as Dodgers sweep Cubs for sixth-straight win
• Pikesville Synagogue Members Head To Moldova To Help Ukrainian Refugees
• Casey Cares Foundation Makes Mother's Day Special For Moms With Critically Ill Children
• Rosedale Fire Damages Home On Mother's Day
• Five People Injured After Multiple Vehicles Collide On U.S. Route 50 In Maryland
• Galaxy edge Austin 1-0, move into second place in West
• Le Colonial in San Francisco hosts brunch for unhoused moms
• Vegetation fire in Helendale, fueled by 20-40mph winds, threatening buildings
• New grants will boost telehealth services in Pullman neighborhood
• Pelosi says Supreme Court "slapped women in the face"
• Zimmermann Leads Orioles Past Royals 4-2 To Earn DH Split
• 2 injured after shooter fires into crowd at Fort Worth nightclub
• Congregation divided over fate of historic San Jose church
• Miller homers vs King, Rangers top Yanks 4-2 to split DH
• County police investigating body found behind Dairy Queen
• Support for moms: New hotline provides counseling to mothers experiencing mental health challenges
• Alonso 2 HRs In 2nd Game, Mets Split Doubleheader With Phils
• Ohtani, Rendon rally Angels past Nationals 5-4 in 9th
• Homa Steady In Sunday Duel, Gets 4th Tour Win At Wells Fargo
• Delaware State Police Find Nothing Suspicious After Bomb Threat At Concord Mall
• Yastrzemski HR, Arenado K lift Giants past Cardinals
• Schenley Park holds More Than Pink Walk
• Man Armed With Sword Surrenders After Police Standoff
• Sword-wielding man surrenders after 4-hour standoff in Stockton
• Philadelphia Gun Violence: 3 Separate Shootings Leave 2 People Dead, Another 3 Injured On Mother's Day
• Two balconies collapse onto an apartment building in Carrick
• Steelers' Cam Heyward awarded honorary doctorate from Carlow University
• NYPD: Woman critical after being pinned during hit-and-run in Queens
• No relief from the heat in North Texas anytime soon
• Blues Beat Wild 5-2 In Game 4 To Even Series
• Smoke damages home in Neshannock Township
• Hundreds Participate In Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk To Raise Money, Awareness At Parx Casino In Bensalem
• 2 Men Shot On Wazee Street In Downtown Denver Early Sunday
• Polanco, Twins Bullpen Send Athletics To 9th Straight Loss
• Recovery Operation Underway For Man Presumed Drowned At Cherry Creek Reservoir
• Abortion rights protests held across the country on Mother's Day
• LASD investigating body found in Santa Clarita
• Mother's Day 2022: Families enjoy the holiday in NYC
• Store windows damaged during shooting in Humboldt Park
• Pittsburgh Weather: A dry and sunny week is on the way
• Richmond man arrested for fatal hit-and-run in San Pablo
• Nittany Lion shrine and other landmarks at Penn State vandalized
• Families of missing Black women ask police to do more to find them
• Update: Ja Morant unlikely for Game 4 following knee injury
• Triple shooting in Pomona leaves one in serious condition, two others wounded
• Mark Esper on what's at stake if Donald Trump is re-elected president
• Ballet: A theater of the war in Ukraine
• Resources for family mental health support
• The leak of the Supreme Court's draft decision on abortion rights
• Russia's war on Ukraine impacts the world's tightknit ballet community
• Doncic, Mavs beat foul-plagued Paul, Suns to even series 2-2
• Police investigating fire at anti-abortion office as arson
• Suicide, self-harm, depression and anxiety rates rising among U.S. kids
• Lynx Face Mystics In Fowles' Final Home Opener: 'It's Just Like A Lot Of Excitement'
• Torres HR in 9th lifts Yanks over Rangers 2-1 in DH opener
• EXPLAINER: How 81-1 Shot Rich Strike Won The Kentucky Derby
• On Mother's Day two Chicago moms plan funerals for sons lost to gun violence
• Fairfield Structure Fire Contained
• Three Local Families Celebrate Mother's Day At Chickie's & Pete's In South Philadelphia
• What Do You Love About Your Mom? We Asked Families This Mother's Day
• Minnesota Foster Parents Share Experiences During Awareness Month
• Twins send A's to 9th straight loss
• Hallandale Beach Police Officer Released From Hospital After Deadly Police-Involved Shooting
• Dodgers reliever Blake Treinen out until at least All Star break
• SEE IT: Jay's Sandbar Food Boat Sinks In Fort Lauderdale
• Spring Storm Delivers Snow To Sierra Nevada Mountains
• Iconic proto-punk guitarist brings 'reanimation' of MC5 to Bimbo's
• 'Doctor Strange 2' conjures up biggest opening of 2022
• Monitor Pass Closed Due To Adverse Weather Conditions
• Texas voters say 'yea' to property tax exemptions
• LA landmarks turning turquoise for lung cancer awareness
• Taylor, Royals Rally Past Error-Prone O's To Open Twinbill
• Former Pirate Colin Moran hits a grand slam and 2-run home run as Reds beat Pirates 7-3
• Chicago First Alert Weather: High temperatures move into 80s
• Miami Ranked 3rd Best City In America For Pet Lovers
• Max Verstappen Cruises To Win In Inaugural Miami Grand Prix
• Suspects arrested after Garland shooting leaves 2 dead, 2 injured
• Police: One Person Arrested After Scaling Renaissance Center In Detroit
• CBS3 Pet Project: New Research Shows 90% Of Dog's Behavior Isn't Related To Their Breed
• Fans inside and out: Penguins fans provide needed spark in game three victory
• Offense dries up, bullpen falters, Yankees fail to sweep Rangers
• Harper Shout-Out To Mom After HR, Phils Top Scherzer, Mets
• Woman dies after crashing into parked trailer in North Hollywood
• Police: Teen opened fire into crowd, killing girl, 14
• Hundreds march through downtown Chicago in protest after leak of Roe v. Wade Supreme Court opinion draft
• 2 killed, 1 injured in West Pullman shooting
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Allegedly Shot Driver Multiple Times, Stole Jeep Outside Nicetown Restaurant
• Alonso homers twice in second game, Mets split with Phillies
• Family of Dakotah Earley, man shot during robbery in Lincoln Park, gives update on his condition
• Local drug dealer returned to prison for domestic assault
• Man found dead inside parked car in Anaheim; 1 person detained
• Northern Ireland parties vow to work together after Sinn Fein win
• MISSING: Renee Collins, 30, last seen in April
• As temps rise, MedStar offers tips to beat the heat
• Rich Strike's Team Considering Preakness Options After Upset
• Various Crimes In Stockton Including Shooting, Robbery, And More
• Update: Wreckage of small plane that crashed in Marin Headlands removed
• Police Officer Collides With Vehicle While Responding To Deadly Shooting In Northeast Philadelphia
• High Winds Ignite Unburned Debris In Prescribed Burn Area
• Mom Using Mother's Day To Raise Awareness About Perinatal Depression
• Missing U Of M Student Found Dead
• Security beefed up at Hollywood Bowl following attack on Dave Chappelle
• Bear Cubs Hiding In Front Of Store Captured And Returned To Mother
• Gov. Kathy Hochul tests positive for COVID-19
• Former South Hills pharmacist gets 1 year for prescription drug fraud scheme
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on May 8, 2022
• Key West Songwriters Fest Stars Top American Music Makers
• Washington Boulevard reopens after flooding
• Ncuti Gatwa, "Sex Education" star, will take over as next "Doctor Who"
• U.S. targets Russian bank executives, state media in latest sanctions
• Alameda County deputy injured in Oakland collision with suspected DUI driver
• Tracy basketball coach accused of sending sexual messages to teen boy
• Hamilton Visited By Michelle Obama, Speaks On Roe V. Wade
• Dozens of mothers experiencing homelessness showered with love in Tustin
• Volunteers deliver Mother's Day meals to women on the North Side
• Evergreen Rotary Project Educates On Preparedness For Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
• Community Pushes For Safety In Denver's Morrison Road Neighborhood During Cinco De Mayo Weekend
• Pelosi says Supreme Court "slapped women in the face"
• Transcript: Eric Holder on "Face the Nation"
• 4th person in custody dies on Rikers Island
• Eagle Brook Church Expanding To Downtown Minneapolis
• Transcript: Rep. Nancy Mace on "Face the Nation"
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Ken Russell
• Inside SoCal: 5/8 wrap-up
• Ukraine "preparing for everything" as Putin plots next move, ambassador says
• Facing South Florida: Roe V. Wade
• Transcript: Lockheed Martin CEO Jim Taiclet on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on "Face the Nation"
• Road To Bringing Formula 1 Grand Prix Back To Miami Began With Failed 1983 Race
• Miramar PD Searching For Drive-By Shooter Who Opened Fire At Vizcaya Park
• 14-year-old shot during attempted robbery of retired Cook County Sheriff's officer dies
• Bethel Park company settles lawsuit over $1M cannabis cash seizures
• Transcript: Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova on "Face the Nation"
• First Alert Forecast: Scattered rain, cloudy skies around NYC
• Woman dies after shot in armpit in Lawndale
• Brooklyn Park Man Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash On Highway 36
• Colorado Weather: Entire Week Ahead Will Be Warm And Gusty With High Fire Danger
• Ferrari Locks Up Front Row For Inaugural Miami Grand Prix
• Concord police investigate shooting at Sunvalley Mall Saturday night
• David Gergen on the state of our democracy: "We can't continue on the path we're on; it's unsustainable."
• A-Rod's Nephew Dunand HR In Debut; Marlins End Skid, Top SD
• Trailblazing "For Colored Girls ..." returns in powerful production at Booth Theatre
• Gwyneth Paltrow on the joys and stresses of motherhood
• Drunk driver plows into Richmond police motorcycle
• Logan Square Farmers Market Returns Sunday
• First lady Dr. Jill Biden makes surprise visit to Ukraine
• St. Paul Police Say Missing Woman With Dementia Has Been Found
• The Lincoln Memorial at 100: How a monument to history became a part of history
• Maryland Weather: Cloud Covered Mother's Day
• U.S. diplomats return to Kyiv embassy ahead of Russia's Victory Day
• "I just bawled": Aurora woman celebrates first Mother's day during the fight of her life
• Phil Rosenthal and Ray Romano's recipe that became "Somebody Feed Phil"
• White House sounding the alarm over new COVID wave by Fall or Winter
• How doughnut shops became a sweet American Dream
• Another water main breaks on Second Avenue in Elizabeth
• Bob Dylan Center: Exhibiting the voice of a generation
• Man riding mobility scooter struck, killed in Bronx
• Cubs to host Annual Pink Out game in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness, Mother's Day
• The threat to Roe v. Wade, and to the Supreme Court's legitimacy
• State Sen. Wiener decries Alabama anti-trans law
• A frontline in the fight over abortion
• Woman shot in foot in McKees Rocks
• CBS News poll: What's next after Roe v. Wade?
• Emeryville police arrest man after armed standoff at hotel
• Sources: Hunter Biden enlists Hollywood mega-lawyer for counsel, funding
• Annual OSF Beverly Breast Cancer Walk returns in-person after two years
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Murrysville stable helps kids heal through horse therapy
• Learn About Becoming A Foster Parent
• The Art Of Banksy
• Arubah
• Warriors fans revel in dominant Game 3 victory over Grizzlies
• Two women stabbed after argument in South Chicago
• Dozens feared dead after Russian bomb levels school in Ukraine
• KDKA Links: May 2-8
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cloudy with highs in the 60s
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Mother's Day on tap
• 2 injured in drive-by shooting on South Side
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/8 Mother's Day forecast

Videos from May 8, 2022

• Sigalert issued for southbound I-5 in Burbank following multi-vehicle crash
• San Francisco is rebounding but tourism lags
• Daughters carry on late mother's legacy at Everett & Jones BBQ
• Homicide investigation underway in Santa Clarita after body discovered
• LASD deputies open fire on suspect in Ladera Heights
• Mother arrested for murder after three children found dead in West Hills home
• Water main break near LAX closes Sepulveda Boulevard
• Raw Video: 3-alarm San Jose structure fire
• Police searching for man who attacked 3 women, sexually assaulted one in Logan Square
• Dust storm blows through Coachella Valley
• Authorities preach vigilance as string of brazen crimes continue to plague Southland
• 63-year-old shot in Belmont Heights
• Shooting investigation underway after LASD deputies open fire in Ladera Heights
• Airbnb planning crackdown on parties held at rented lodgings
• Still a Mother gift baskets bring joy to mothers who have lost children to gun violence
• Dutchess County family alleges elder abuse against home health aide company
• Pasadena grocery store serenates Mothers with mariachis
• 5/8: Pelosi, Markarova, Mace
• Service dog receives award for help sniffing out mines in Ukraine
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (5/8)
• Get used to the heat, 90s forecast through the work week
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• 64-year-old landscaper killed by stray bullet in shooting that left 26-year-old dead
• Westmoreland County man surrenders to police
• Mother in critical condition on Mother's Day following hit-and-run in Queens
• Settlement reached in medical marijuana case
• PIX Now
• AIDS Memorial Quilt to mark 35th anniversary next month
• North Central College returns to in-person commencement ceremonies
• Le Colonial in San Francisco hosts brunch for unhoused moms
• Newsom, Pelosi speak on abortion rights in wake of leaked Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v.
• Search continues for driver in Queens hit-and-run that left women in critical condition
• New grants will boost telehealth services in Pullman neighborhood
• Operation Warm Wishes feeds, clothes dozens of mothers in Tustin
• Security breach puts hundreds of UC Berkeley apartments at risk
• Congregation divided over fate of historic San Jose church
• Body found in Scott Township
• Taggers deface 'tiger dragon' mural in S.F. Chinatown
• First Alert Weather Sunday Night Forecast
• Three children found dead in West Hills, mother is person of interest
• Body discovered in car in Anaheim
• Nearly $20k in high-end watches stolen during strong arm robbery in WeHo
• Support for moms: New hotline provides counseling to mothers experiencing mental health challenges
• Russia’s invasion of Ukraine scrambles global ballet community into action
• Chicago First Alert Weather: High temperatures move into 80s
• U.S. kids grappling with mental health crisis made worse by the pandemic
• Store windows damaged during shooting in Humboldt Park
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (5/8)
• Cam Heyward given honorary doctorate
• Nittany Lion statue vandalized
• Message to Mom: Josh Small
• First Alert weather: CBS2 6:30 p.m. forecast
• Former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper: The 60 Minutes Interview
• CBS2 catches up with mothers celebrating their special day in Manhattan
• Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk held in Schenley Park
• Families of missing Black women ask police to do more to find them
• 5/8/2022: Mark Esper, Crisis, Ballet in Exile
• Woman organizes gift baskets for mothers who lost children to gun violence
• Balconies collapse on apartment building in Carrick
• Smoke erupts from roof in Neshannock Township; no one hurt
• No relief from the heat any time soon
• NYPD: Armed suspect steals jewelry and cash from Bronx store
• The real life "Young Sheldon"
• 4th person in 2022 dies in custody on Rikers Island
• On Mother's Day two Chicago moms plan funerals for sons lost to gun violence
• Abortion rights protests held across the country
• West Virginia primary provides test for incumbent representatives
• Two people injured in early-morning South Side shooting
• Gov. Hochul tests positive for COVID-19
• 72-year-old on scooter struck and killed in Throggs Neck section of Bronx
• Mother pinned against car in Queens hit-and-run
• Three American tourists die mysteriously at Bahamas resort
• Protests in support of abortion rights break out across the country
• Russian airstrike levels school where Ukrainians were seeking shelter
• Expanding postpartum Medicaid coverage in Michigan
• Ballet: A theater of the war in Ukraine
• Sitting in on a kid's therapy session
• The leak of the Supreme Court’s draft decision on abortion rights
• "Yesper": Mark Esper explains the nickname President Trump gave him
• Mark Esper on the prospect of a second term for President Trump
• Mark Esper explains his actions after President Trump withdrew troops from Germany
• One of the Joint Chiefs of Staff researched 25th Amendment after 2020 meeting with Trump
• Penguins fans return to big screen outside PPG Paints Arena
• U.S. adds 428,000 jobs in April despite surging inflation
• Off The Grid food trucks return to Fort Mason in San Francisco
• Jim Henson exhibit opens at the Jewish Museum in San Francisco
• Security beefed up at Hollywood Bowl following attack on Dave Chappelle
• 'Keep It Wild' with David Mizejewski of the National Wildlife Federation
• First lady Jill Biden makes surprise visit to Ukraine
• New CBS polling on abortion and the politics on the issue
• Dozens of mothers experiencing homelessness showered with love in Tustin
• Volunteers deliver Mother's Day meals to women on the North Side
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 5/8/2022
• Eric Holder on redistricting, the Supreme Court and January 6
• First Alert Weather Sunday Morning Forecast
• Parties seek edge in redistricting fights ahead of midterms
• Lockheed Martin ramping up production of anti-tank Javelin missiles, CEO says
• GOP Rep. Nancy Mace "absolutely" backs abortion protections for victims of rape, incest
• Face The Nation: Mace, O'Keefe, Holder
• Warriors fans revel in dominant Game 3 victory over Grizzlies at Chase Center
• Ukraine "preparing for everything" as Putin plots next move, ambassador says
• Ukraine says Russia bombed school as barrage continues
• Family identifies passenger killed in Marin Headlands small plane crash
• Pelosi says Supreme Court "slapped women in the face" with draft opinion in abortion case
• Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," May 8
• Nature: Mother fox and her kits
• David Gergen on what is necessary for leadership
• Concord police investigate shooting at Sunvalley Mall Saturday night
• Gwyneth Paltrow on motherhood
• Logan Square Farmers Market opens Sunday
• PIX Now
• The new comedy "POTUS": All the president's women
• Sunday Business Page: Making sense of the economy
• "For Colored Girls ..." returns in powerful production at Booth Theatre
• The Lincoln Memorial at 100
• Aurora woman celebrates first Mother's Day during fight of her life
• "Somebody Feed Phil": An appetite for travel
• White House sounding the alarm over new COVID wave by Fall or Winter
• Doughnut shops: A sweet American Dream
• Bob Dylan Center: A window into the voice of a generation
• Cubs will 'Pink Out' bleachers for Breast Cancer Awareness and Mother's Day
• Roe v. Wade and the Supreme Court's legitimacy
• Abortion after Roe v. Wade: A further divided America
• 72-year-old riding mobility scooter struck and killed at Bronx intersection
• Woman shot in foot in McKees Rocks
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cloudy, temps in the upper 60s
• Alex Biston's weather forecast (May 8)
• 2 injured in drive-by shooting on South Side
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/8 Sunday morning update
• Walkers return in-person for 23rd Annual OSF Beverly Breast Cancer Walk
• Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month raises awareness of origin
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Murrysville stable helps kids heal through horse therapy
• What Caught My Eye: May, 8 , 2022
• KDKA-TV Weekend Forecast (5/8)