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Articles from June 19, 2022

• Monday's Show Info (6/20/22)
• Market Street merchants look to Warriors parade for business boost
• Filipino Government Attorney John Albert Laylo Dies After Being Shot In University City: Philadelphia Police
• Water main breaks in West Hollywood
• Congo Square Theater celebrates Juneteenth through art
• Turner doesn't play in MLS finale as Revs top Minnesota 2-1
• East Palo Alto police arrest 2 in fatal shooting of 15-year-old
• Vehicle strikes bear in South Union Township
• San Bernardino commercial building fire burns offices used for several County departments
• Fire damages 2 homes in Mount Vernon, displacing 20
• Pedestrian struck by Metra BNSF train near LaGrange Stone Avenue; trains halted
• "The best gift": New dad grateful to celebrate Father's Day in NICU with baby
• Man who died at Lake Quinsigamond remembered as 'such a nice guy'
• City Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Northeast Baltimore Early Sunday Morning
• Maryland Apple Workers Face Hurdles After Vote To Unionize
• 40 flights cancelled Sunday at LAX due to staffing shortages
• Two Men Dead After Car Flips Over Near Manchester, Maryland, Police Say
• AFRAM Performer Le'Andria Johnson Has A Message In Her Ministry: Keep Moving
• Sydney Schwartz earns 2022 Miss Softball title; Maddox Mihalakis is Mr. Baseball
• Revs (4-0-4 since late April) keep climbing in East with 2-1 win over Minnesota
• Broken Arrow Horseback Riding Club hosts annual rodeo at South Shore Cultural Center
• Police: Multiple shot, including officer, in Washington, DC
• Thousands Attend Annual Juneteenth Festival In Philadelphia: 'It's Just A Wonderful Experience'
• Long Beach firefighters put out brush fire near 405 and 710 Freeways
• Oakland residents, families celebrate Juneteenth along Lake Merritt
• Wilson, Hamby help Aces rally, beat Lynx 96-95
• AFRAM Performer El DeBarge Talks About The Next Generation Of Music Lovers
• Father and son bond over hard work at 'Cozy Wok'
• Aurora FC remain undefeated, shutting out Kaw Valley FC 2-0
• The Black Money Forum hosts first-ever event on Juneteenth
• Former rebel Gustavo Petro wins Colombian presidential election
• South Side church and community leaders call for peace on Father's Day
• Man Shot Twice In Head, Killed In Philadelphia, Police Say
• Five-alarm fire rings out in Donora
• 2 hurt after suspect starts fire inside Lower East Side spa
• Ukrainian faith leader visits Pittsburgh
• Grass Fire On Mather Boulevard
• Plane slides off runway in Westmoreland County
• Santander Homers, Points To Dad In The Stands, O's Edge Rays
• Philadelphia Will Start Opening City Pools This Week
• Three people taken to trauma center after crash in Reseda
• Maryland Weather: Scattered Showers And Humidity Are Back Again
• Pivetta goes 7 strong with 10 Ks; Red Sox hold off Cards 6-4
• Remembering the "Steagles," Pennsylvania's wartime NFL team
• Magno scores tying goal for NYCFC in 1-1 tie with Rapids
• Apple Store workers face hurdles after vote to unionize
• Guardians rally in 9th for 5-3 victory over Dodgers
• Kennedy's grand slam powers D-backs over Twins for 7-1 win
• Matt Fitzpatrick a winner again at Brookline as US Open champion
• Soto's Homer Helps Nats Slow Phillies, Avoid 5-Game Sweep
• Trout hits 5th HR in 5-game series, Angels beat Mariners
• Blue Jays rally from 5 down, end Yankees' 9-game win streak
• Two women robbed in separate incidents in Lincoln Park within an hour
• Dodgers' Betts hopeful that injured list stint will be short
• Matt Fitzpatrick holds on to win first U.S. Open
• Jerar Encarnación slam in debut lifts Marlins over Mets
• A's pitchers 3-hit Royals; Brown, Murphy homer in 4-0 win
• Newark students gifted keyboards through music foundation
• Pittsburgh Penguins: Rickard Rakell becomes a father right before the holiday
• Police look for suspects who injured 3 LAPD officers during Boyle Heights unlawful assembly
• Archbishop From Philadelphia Fire Department Chaplain Group Helps Firefighters Mourn Loss Of Lt. Sean Williamson
• Caught on camera: NYPD officers rescue dog left in hot car
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool, pleasant Monday precedes return of hot weather
• Araujo scores as Atlanta United defeat Miami 2-0
• Police investigate anti-Asian graffiti outside San Leandro home
• World swimming bans transgender athletes from women's events
• One dad's greatest Father's Day gift was receiving Northeast's first triple transplant
• Pete Buttigieg explains how the infrastructure law will affect you
• Behind the scenes with Trevor Noah
• Pete Buttigieg and the great American infrastructure upgrade
• How Daniel Ortega tightened his grip on power in Nicaragua
• Comedian Trevor Noah on humor and belonging
• Suwinski 9th-inning homer lifts Bucs over Giants
• Britain under pressure to crack down on corrupt Russian money
• Michael Keaton on his career from "Batman" to "Birdman" to everyman
• Architect still designing, 10 years after going blind
• Flight cancelations spike for 4th straight day nationwide
• Police: Taxi driver slams into UES bank after fleeing crash
• A Fathers Day tradition: classic car show in Brea brings fathers, families together
• Families flock to beaches, ice cream shops to beat the heat
• Crews respond to blaze at recycling yard in West Oakland
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on June 19, 2022
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on June 19, 2022
• GOP mapmakers' defiance of Ohio high court divides parties
• Pianist, 18, from South Korea wins Van Cliburn competition
• 911 alternative for mental health in Miami
• Modesto Police Arrest Suspects After Gun Store Break-In
• Pushkin elected chairman of West Virginia Democratic Party
• How you and your children can beat the heat this summer
• Chicago First Alert Weather: High temperatures and humidity
• Jerar Encarnación slam in debut lifts Marlins over Mets
• Search continues for missing six-year-old in West Virginia
• World swimming bans transgender athletes from women's events
• Man found fatally injured in Whittier
• Suwinski hits 3rd HR in bottom 9th, lifts Bucs over Giants
• Motorcyclist dies in Arlington after running red light
• Biden Takes Spill While Getting Off Bike After Beach Ride
• Search continues for missing man after boat overturns on Lake Lavon
• Soto's Homer Helps Nationals Slow Phils, Avoid 5-Game Sweep
• Man arrested after human remains found at Queens home
• Chance of showers Sunday afternoon, triple digits return Monday
• FIU issues alert warning students to avoid Green Library due to police activity
• Will Massachusetts lawmakers finally find a sports betting solution?
• West Broadway Block Party celebrates Juneteenth, makes push for Black economic development
• SF Muni bus rerouting to begin ahead of Warriors victory parade
• CPD: Burglars distract elderly, steal from homes on Chicago's Northwest Side
• More than 200 killed in Ethiopia in alleged ethnic attack, witnesses say
• Update: Antioch man dies in fatal Bay Bridge crash; suspected DUI driver arrested
• Mountain lion in Southern California study killed by vehicle
• What We Know About The 5 People Injured In The North Philadelphia Building Collapse
• Police: Man Dies After Being Shot In Chest In West Philadelphia
• After surplus talks stall, Walz doubles down on direct payments to Minnesotans
• Man killed, 2 wounded in Queens shooting
• Fears growing that companies will try to capitalize on Juneteenth
• COVID hospitalizations continue to move LA County closer to indoor mask mandate
• Injured Hiker Rescued After Spending Night In Desolation Wilderness
• Man dies in fire in Churchill
• Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Adam Thiel Reacts To Building Collapse That Killed City Firefighter: 'I'm Almost Speechless'
• 1-on-1 with Jacqueline Charles
• Teen killed when shooter in dark SUV opens fire in Baldwin Hills
• IMAGES: Scenes From AFRAM 2022 In Baltimore
• Police search for suspect in Fullerton Brown Line robbery
• Mayor Brandon Scott Touts Success Of 2022 AFRAM Festival
• Inside SoCal: 6/19 wrap-up (originally aired 6/19/2021)
• 1-on-1 with Fort Lauderdale Vice Mayor Ben Sorensen
• Lofgren says Trump intended to "accelerate that violence" against Pence on Jan. 6
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Loretta Mester on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Rep. Zoe Lofgren on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Ibram X. Kendi on "Face the Nation"
• 5 people struck in overnight Miami shooting
• Missing: Leticia Gomez-Burgos, 14, possibly in Chicago
• Westbound Interstate 80 Reopens After Two-Vehicle Crash In North Sacramento
• Woman charged with drunk driving after slamming into state police cruiser in Yarmouth
• The 'Scooby-Doo' Mystery Machine was listed on Airbnb and sold out fast
• 1 hurt in drive-by shooting during fight in downtown Minneapolis
• Afternoon storms are back this Sunday
• Cooking up a Croque Madame
• Police seeking to identify woman found in Kilbourn Park
• Thousands flock to Wilton Manors for Stonewall Festival
• Philadelphia Region In Store For Fabulous Father's Day Filled With Sunshine, Low Humidity
• 4-alarm fire burns dangerously close to homes in Oakland hills
• Philadelphia Officials Identify Firefighter Killed, 5 Others Injured After Building Collapses In Fairhill
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Dalton Bacco Living the Dream Foundation
• Sacramento Fire Responds To Overnight Pallet Fire Behind Costco
• 1 killed, 1 gravely injured in northern Minnesota rollover crash
• Maryland Weather: Sunny With Low Humidity
• Massachusetts to offer COVID vaccines to kids under 5 starting Tuesday
• San Francisco Mayor London Breed on meeting her city's challenges
• Juneteenth Celebrations Taking Place Across Philadelphia Region Sunday
• Minn. family honors late father's legacy with "best Christmas ever"
• Sacramento Police Investigating Shooting Turned Homicide
• Mikhail Baryshnikov on "The Orchard" and Putin's war
• First Alert Forecast: Mid 70s, sunny, breezy on Father's Day
• Pallet fire damages at least five buildings in San Bernardino
• A sports bar of their own
• A.J. Croce on reconnecting with his father, Jim Croce
• NYPD: Suspect threatened to kill woman during elevator robbery
• CBS3 Pet Project: Cat Bites Can Become Big Problem, Article Says Middle-Aged Women Most At Risk
• Michigan Matters: Mackinac Moments
• Meet Marcel, a tiny shell - and now a big movie star
• The COVID frontlines: How NYC doctors faced the outbreak
• SpaceX pulls off three launches in 36 hours
• 'It's a day we can be very proud:' Pittsburgh celebrates Grand Jubilee Juneteenth Parade
• A family journey to the origin of Juneteenth
• Police Searching For Gunman After Man Killed At Close Range In West Philadelphia
• Angelenos celebrating Juneteenth weekend with host of events
• Juneteenth celebrations held across New York City
• Domestic violence suspect killed by police during standoff in Manchester, NH
• Drag story hour hosts, under attack, dig in their heels
• East Bay teacher, students injured in tour bus crash in France
• 1 dead after fiery crash in Gresham
• Pittsburgh Park Conservancy hosting first 'Family Day' of the year
• Transcript: Brian Deese on "Face the Nation"
• After days without drinkable water, Texas city residents can again turn on the tap
• 2 injured, 1 critically in house fire in Morgan Park
• Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh celebrates Father's Day with dog adoption discount
• Sánchez slugs long homer, Twins pound Diamondbacks 11-1
• Walnut Capital in talks to extend Bakery Square
• Best Christmas Ever
• Pittsburgh Weather: Father's Day forecast looking cool and comfortable
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warmer temps return, highs in the 80s
• No injuries reported in fire at WVU building
• One killed, one injured in crash in South Huntingdon Township
• Police investigate smash-and-grab robbery at Walnut Creek Macy's
• Sunday's Show Info (6/19/22)
• Sunday's Show Info (6/19/22)
• Chicago's Museum of African American History changes name to the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center
• Kendall County Sheriff's Office trying to identify body found in Fox River
• Pride Fest back in full force after pause due to COVID-19 pandemic
• Tunch and Wolf Walk for the Homeless fundraiser held on North Shore

Videos from June 19, 2022

• All eyes on Market Street for Warriors championship parade
• New security measures at Pritzker Pavilion reduce number of entrances
• A Fathers Day tradition: 29th annual Cruising Brea Classic Car show
• Chicago First Alert Weather: High temperatures and humidity
• Congo Square Theater celebrates Juneteenth through art
• Family of Andres Guardado hold protest outside Compton's Sherriff Station
• 40 flights cancelled Sunday at LAX due to staffing shortages
• "Lindsay Made This" creates T-shirt for Twins giveaway
• Kiski Township man arrested after assaulting woman
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 6/19 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• Vehicle hits bear in South Union Township
• Boston celebrates Juneteenth with parade in Roxbury
• 20 people displaced after house fire in Mount Vernon
• San Bernardino commercial building fire burns offices used for county departments
• Revs beat Minnesota 2-1, Turner says goodbye
• Talking Points: Walz doubles down on direct payments to Minnesotans
• Multiple crews battle fire in Donora
• Next Weather: WBZ Update
• 10 P.M. Next Weather Report
• Exclusive video shows suspect running after deadly shooting in Queens
• New dad grateful to celebrate Father's Day in NICU with baby
• After months in Minnesota, many Afghan refugees face threat of eviction
• Sun and heat to kick off summer in North Texas
• Broadway stars perform free Juneteenth concert in Times Square
• Police: 3 injured, including officer, 1 dead in Washington, DC shooting
• 71-year-old dies in house fire
• Juneteenth celebrations held across New York City
• 40 flights cancelled Sunday at LAX due to staffing shortages
• Man who died after boat accident at Lake Quinsigamond remembered as 'such a nice guy'
• Garland holds its annual Juneteenth celebration
• Travelers face 4th straight day of flight cancelations nationwide
• Search continues for missing man after boat overturns on Lake Lavon
• Stabbing in Mattapan under investigation
• Multiple MBTA lines will switch to Saturday schedules
• 2 hurt after someone starts fire inside Manhattan spa
• Miss Softball & Mr. Baseball Titles Go To Sydney Schwartz, Maddox Mikalakis
• PIX Now
• Broken Arrow Horseback Riding Club hosts annual rodeo at South Shore Cultural Center
• One dead following shooting in Braddock
• Surprise serenade for Fathers in Boyle Heights
• Thousands attend first-of-its-kind Black Money Forum in Brooklyn
• South Side church and community leaders call for peace on Father's Day
• Father and adult son bond over hard work in ghost kitchen
• 3 people shot outside Queens catering hall, 1 killed
• 2 hurt after Molotov cocktail is thrown into LES salon
• Market Street merchants look to Warriors parade for business boost
• Events across New York City mark Juneteenth
• Ukrainian leader visits church in Oakdale
• Plane slides off runway in Westmoreland County
• Oakland residents celebrate a mellow Juneteenth
• First Alert Weather Sunday Night Forecast
• Three people taken to trauma center after crash in Reseda
• Architect goes blind, says he's gotten better at his job
• Secretary Pete Buttigieg: The 60 Minutes Interview
• Angelenos celebrating Juneteenth weekend with host of events
• 6/19/2022: 60 Minutes Presents – Working Dads
• WCCO Evening Digital Update: June 19, 2022
• Trevor Noah: The 60 Minutes Interview
• 5:30 P.M. Next Weather Report
• Ms. & Mr. Softball Titles Go To Sydney Schwartz, Maddox Mikalakis
• WBZ News Update For June 19, 2022
• Aurora’s unbeaten streak continues with win over Kaw Valley
• What makes a dad great?
• Two women robbed in separate incidents in Lincoln Park within an hour
• Minneapolis holds first Juneteenth block party
• How Daniel Ortega tossed democracy aside to maintain power in Nicaragua
• Beating the Father’s Day heat in the Twin Cities
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 6/19 Evening Weather at 6:30PM
• Next Weather: WBZ Evening Forecast For June 19
• Students receive new keyboards at Newark elementary school
• "Ain't Misbehavin'" playing at Greater Boston Stage Company
• NYPD officers rescue dog left in hot car on Upper East Side
• Londongrad: How the U.K. became a laundromat for Russian oligarchs’ dirty money
• KDKA-TV Weekend Forecast (6/19)
• A Dream Delivered: The Lost Letters of Hawkins Wilson
• 6/19/2022: Londongrad, Democracy Lost, Trevor Noah
• Miami Weather Sunday Night 6-19-22
• Miami Gardens residents don't let rain stop them from gathering for Juneteenth celebration
• Another hot week ahead for North Texas
• MBTA commuters will see a lot of changes starting Monday
• Congressional committee plans to focus on Trump in next hearing
• Flight cancelations spike for 4th straight day nationwide
• Man in custody after human remains found in Queens home
• Flight cancellations continue at Logan Airport for a 4th day
• Cab driver hurt after slamming into bank on Upper East Side
• Witness recounts Biscayne Bay boat crash aftermath
• All-clear given after police activity prompted alert at FIU
• Woman hospitalized, charged with drunk driving after slamming into state police cruiser in Yarmouth
• Domestic violence suspect killed by police during standoff in Manchester, NH Rite Aid parking lot
• New York City celebrates Juneteenth
• Boaters warned to be careful after man dies, another injured after falling off boat in Lake Quinsiga
• Meet Opal Lee, the "grandmother of Juneteenth"
• Flight delays and cancellations could last through July 4 weekend
• World swimming bans transgender athletes from women's events
• Video of captured American fighters released
• Parents debate whether to give young children COVID vaccine
• How to treat heat illness for kids
• Search continues for missing six-year-old
• Exploring Pittsburgh's nacho scene
• What is lawn bowling?
• Game Winning Drives: A gnarly Harley
• A jersey for every occasion
• 412 Fanatics: A father-daughter bond forged in steel
• 412 Fanatics: A queen at the helm
• Fan Cave: A Steelers shrine south of the border
• Chance of showers Sunday afternoon, triple digits return Monday
• 412 Fanatics: Meet the Jerzey Steelers Gemz
• Names of Uvalde victims etched in steel hearts on cross made in their memory
• Keller @ Large: Sports betting legislation remains unknown for Massachusetts
• Keller @ Large: Will Massachusetts lawmakers continue to block gas tax relief?
• COVID hospitalizations continue to move LA County closer to indoor mask mandate
• How to support single dads
• Teen killed when shooter in dark SUV opens fire in Baldwin Hills
• Inside SoCal: 6/19 wrap-up (originally aired 6/19/2021)
• Facing South Florida: 1-on-1 with Jacqueline Charles
• Facing South Florida: 1-on-1 with Fort Lauderdale Vice Mayor Ben Sorensen
• Cruisin' Brea classic car show draws crowds
• Block Party In North Minneapolis Celebrates Juneteenth
• Next Weather: 11 a.m. report
• Senate Majority Leader Jeremy Miller On Tax Talks, Public Safety
• Gov. Tim Walz Talks Surplus, Special Session
• Web Extra: Matt Turner reflects on final appearance with Revs
• Next Weather: WBZ Midday Update For June 19
• WBZ News Update For June 19, 2022
• 5 people struck in overnight Miami shooting
• What kids can understand about race
• Mester says she is "not predicting a recession"
• Alameda County Fair kicks off with festivities and fun
• Face The Nation: Deese, Mester, Kendi
• New England Living: Cooking up a Croque Madame
• Deese says prices are "unacceptably high" right now
• Stonewall Festival a success as thousands flock to Wilton Manors for annual event
• East Bay teacher, students injured in tour bus crash in France
• What's driving inflation in the U.S.
• Miami Weather Sunday 6-19-22
• Gottlieb says COVID vaccine rollout for kids will likely be slower
• 4-alarm fire burns dangerously close to homes in Oakland hills
• Lofgren says Trump intended to “accelerate that violence” against Pence on Jan. 6
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Living The Dream Foundation
• What then-Vice President Mike Pence faced on Jan. 6
• Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," June 19
• 6/19: Desse, Mester, Kendi
• Nature: Stingrays
• PIX Now
• Mayor London Breed on San Francisco's challenges
• "Meet the Fossils": Ancient life that powers our world
• Mikhail Baryshnikov on "The Orchard"
• One graduate's lofty goal
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warmer temps return
• Sunday Business Page: Solutions 21
• A sports bar dedicated to women's sports
• Driver charged after hitting CPD officer with car in Humboldt Park
• Father and son: A.J. Croce performs Jim Croce's music
• Marcel the Shell With Shoes On: A tiny hero
• Bright Spot: What makes A dad great?
• Minn. family honors late father's legacy with 'Best Christmas Ever'
• Alex Biston's weather forecast (June 19)
• Heat waves and severe flooding mark streak of wild weather across U.S.
• Twin Cities Black-Owned Businesses Lead Juneteenth Celebration
• How To Support Single Dads
• Twin Cities Commemorate Juneteenth
• How NYC doctors worked on the frontlines of COVID
• 4 Things To Know From June 19, 2022
• Pallet fire damages at least five buildings in San Bernardino
• NYPD: Suspects robbed Brooklyn woman in elevator
• Ed's Tech Notes: New vehicle systems alert drivers of motion in back seat
• Pittsburgh celebrates Grand Jubilee Juneteenth Parade
• Juneteenth: America's second Independence Day
• How Angelenos are celebrating Juneteenth weekend
• Next Weather: 7:30 a.m. report
• Celebration at Grand Army Plaza to mark Juneteenth
• Henry Louis Gates Jr. on the significance and history of Juneteenth
• Family Day taking place today at Allegheny Commons
• Boston Children's Hospital doctor on COVID vaccine approval for children as young as 6 months old
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 6/19 Sunday morning update
• Next Weather: WBZ Morning Update For June 19
• Humane Aninal Rescue slashing dog adoption fees
• What Caught My Eye: June 19, 2022
• WCCO Digital Update: Morning of June 19, 2022
• Next Weather: 6:30 a.m. report
• Garden Tip: Plants that pop in the sun or the shade
• Walnut Capital aiming to expand Bakery Square
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (6/19)
• Chicago's Museum of African American History changes name to tje DuSable Black History Museum and Ed
• Kendall County Sheriff's Office trying to identify body found in Fox River
• Pride Fest back in full force after pause due to COVID-19 pandemic