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Articles from March 5, 2023

• George, Leonard big in 4Q, Clippers beat Grizzlies 135-129
• Winter storm blows American white pelican into South Lake Tahoe snow
• Plan to end street racing in Angelino Heights
• Thousands of Sierra residents remain without power after snowstorms, officials warn of dangerous trend
• Man U vs. Liverpool: Thousands gather downtown to watch soccer match
• Sausalito police arrest Tae Kwon Do instructor for alleged sex acts with child
• Sacramento River Cats hold preseason party at Sutter Health Park
• Calabasas: Woman shot at huge house party; 3 suspects sought
• Police investigate shooting near tunnel connecting Old Sacramento, DOCO
• Gourde's OT goal lifts Kraken to 3-2 win over Avalanche
• Minnesota United FC growing used to being underestimated
• First Alert Weather: Thousands of Sierra residents still without power as another storm passes through NorCal
• Lynyrd Skynyrd founding member Gary Rossington dead at 71
• 2 sent to hospital after car crashes into building in Norwalk
• Man shot by Long Beach police officer after allegedly stabbing victim in strip mall
• Celebration Wednesday of Latina leaders and entrepreneurs
• Knicks beat Celtics 131-129 in two overtimes
• NEXT Weather: Rain showers, possible mix to hit Philly region Monday
• 1 killed, 2 seriously injured in Long Island plane crash
• 'For a small business, it's a big hit:' Uniontown pizzeria struggling to resume operations after severe weather
• UPenn doctor returns home after helping Syria, Turkey residents devastated by earthquake
• Anglers drop a line one last time before ice house removal deadline
• No Brunson? No problem -- Knicks shock Celtics
• Protesters march to state Capitol demanding rent control ban be lifted
• Stationmaster charged in Greece train crash that killed 57
• State Rep. Anchia to announce new legislation in response to Methodist shooting
• Crowl, Wahl each score 21, Wisconsin beats Gopher men 71-67
• State troopers and cadets take polar plunge in Worcester
• Towson coasts to easy 86-60 win over Delaware in CAA quarterfinals
• Barnhizer sparks Northwestern to victory over Rutgers
• Speed and alcohol suspected factors in deadly crash with police cruiser
• North Texas sees spring-like weather Monday, but rain returns later this week
• US Ambassador Eric Rubin speaks at musical fundraiser for Ukraine in Minneapolis
• Person, dog, found dead after house fire in Amador County
• Nico Hischier's OT goal lifts Devils over Coyotes
• Two men injured in shooting in Southeast Baltimore
• Petaluma police arrest suspect who led them on 5-mile chase ending in crash
• Man arrested after police chase from Philly carjacking ends in Delco
• Deslauriers, Cates lead Flyers past Red Wings
• 1 dead, 1 hurt during overnight shooting on I-95
• Judy Heumann, disability rights activist, dies at age 75
• Cooler start to the week with light snow and colder temperatures locking in for most of the week
• Curry shakes off rust in 4th quarter, scores 27 in Warriors' loss to Lakers
• Mikal Bridges scores 33 points, Nets rip Hornets
• Mountcastle, Bradish lead Orioles to 5-2 win over Tampa
• Neighbors band together to help drain nature-made lake in Minneapolis alley
• Arlington asks residents for help improving Meadowbrook Park
• High tide sweeps car away
• Crash on Interstate 376 leaves 1 hospitalized
• UMBC upset by Binghamton in AEC quarterfinals
• Davis leads Lakers past Warriors 113-105 in Curry's return
• Car rolls into creek along Becks Run Road
• Dennard Wilson, Eagles agree to mutually part ways: report
• Drivers not ready for fully self-driving car, recent AAA survey shows
• Mikaela Shiffrin locks up overall title, still chases win 86
• $30 million of Funko Pop! toys will be thrown in the trash
• Street2Canvas uses art to depict Black American history
• Man found dead in Stockton is fourth homicide in city in three days
• Second train derailment in Ohio under investigation
• Baltimore native Muggsy Bogues on 'proving everyone wrong,' honoring late sister in June
• Talking Points: Will lawmakers agree on a Social Security tax bill?
• Boston police ask for help finding missing 16-year-old girl
• Nations reach historic accord to protect marine life on high seas
• Pittsburgh Weather: Workweek cooldown on the way
• David Byrne on Talking Heads and following his own beat
• Stories from freed Ukrainian POWs about abuse and torture in Russian prisons
• The new world of AI chatbots like ChatGPT
• ChatGPT and large language model bias
• David Byrne talks hit songs
• An update on Dominion Voting Systems
• NYPD: Woman found dead in back of car in Manhattan
• Police: 1 dead, 2 critically injured in small plane crash in Lindenhurst
• Haliburton's 3-pointer pushes Pacers past Bulls 125-122
• E-scooter fire in San Francisco apartment building sends resident to hospital
• Man, teenage boy found dead hours apart in northwestern Minnesota town
• Man charged with blowing up PG&E transformers in California
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Overnight showers linger into Monday
• Unidentified man injured in Arlington 3-car pileup dies of injuries
• Travis Kelce spars with brother Jason in funny skit while hosting 'SNL'
• CBS3 Pet Project: How to help your dog or cat suffering from dementia
• Anti-violence group places banner in Baltimore community honoring 300+ murder victims from 2022
• House engulfed by flames in Oak Bluffs fire
• Agencies continue rescue efforts for snowed-in mountain community residents
• Jury selection to begin in Calvin Crew trial
• Mother shot after 6-year-old son finds gun outside Olney home: police
• Denver company crafts wine for moms and women of color
• No. 5 Purdue defends Illinois' 2nd-half rally for 76-71 win
• Maryland Army National Guard Soldiers receive homecoming after 10-month mobilization
• White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger will not be suspended following abuse allegations investigation
• Alleged drive-by shooter hospitalized after victim returns fire
• Man charged with attacking 2 Newton police officers during 911 call
• Social media director explains why government ban on TikTok could widely impact content creators
• Texas Tech basketball coach suspended for invoking "slaves serving masters"
• MPD: Driver strikes squad vehicle, pedestrian fleeing police officers
• No bail for Pennsylvania man with explosives in suitcase
• Sunshine and spring temps across North Texas today, but rain returns this week
• Police probe fatal shooting of man in his 20s near Koreatown
• Person hurt after crashing into building in East Baltimore
• Police: Officer who shot Black man retired 'in bad standing'
• Penn State beats No. 21 Maryland with Wynter layup at buzzer
• Gopher women's hockey team get No. 2 seed in NCAA tourney
• Mountain roads shut down as latest winter storm hits Sierra
• Big Ten Women's Tournament in Minneapolis poised to break attendance record
• Gov. Walz ends transfer of power following anesthesia for colonoscopy
• Concessions staff at United Center go on strike days ahead of Big Ten tournament
• FDNY: Lithium-ion battery sparked 5-alarm fire in the Bronx
• North Weymouth man dies while snorkeling off Florida Keys
• San Francisco fire crews contain 2-alarm house fire in Outer Richmond
• With The Boss in town, Sunday declared "Bruce Springsteen Day"
• 2 people dead, 2 others injured in wrong-way crash in Porter Ranch
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on March 5, 2023
• PG&E distributes climate credit early to cut March gas bills
• No injuries in Kansas train derailment, Union Pacific says
• Wild beat Flames 3-0: "We were patient again"
• Anthony Edwards scores 27 points, Timberwolves edge Kings
• Matt Patricia under consideration for job with Philadelphia Eagles
• Early morning storm front brings hail, thunder showers; Rain forecast through Wednesday
• Josh McDaniels could reportedly try to trade for Mac Jones
• Manchin says he will support proposed bipartisan rail safety legislation
• Residents evacuated after vehicle hits home gas line in East Pittsburgh
• Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade steps off with controversy again
• The Point: Lee Zeldin on his political future after strong campaign for governor
• Ahead of DeSantis' visit, vandal spray paints graffiti at Ronald Reagan Library
• 'It's time for me to move on': Rachael Ray's talk show will end after 17 years on air
• 5 people hospitalized after shooting at Los Angeles beach, police say
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation," March 5, 2023
• Laguna Beach residents evacuated due to gas leak
• Transcript: Sen. Joe Manchin on "Face the Nation," March 5, 2023
• Infant, toddler, grandmother found dead following apartment complex fire in West Covina
• UMass warns of TikTok 'borgs' after 28 students treated for alcohol intoxication
• Transcript: Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on "Face the Nation," March 5, 2023
• YouTuber "Physics Girl" dealing with long COVID as sister helps from Denver
• Facing South Florida: One-on-One with Nikki Fried
• Facing South Florida: One-on-One with State Sen. Blaise Ingoglia
• Transcript: Rep. Brad Wenstrup on "Face the Nation," March 5, 2023
• Inside SoCal: Let's go fly a kite (3/5)
• Video shows man waiving gun at wedding guests at Cielo Farms Nursery
• Fire crews respond to house fire in Chatham; No injuries reported
• 'Sorry for everything' says reality star Tom Sandoval amid alleged cheating scandal
• Driver dies after rollover crash with Aurora police cruiser
• Potential jurors in Tree of Life trial reportedly to begin completing questionnaires
• Teen killed in 3-vehicle crash in Vermillion Township
• Santa Rosa police chief to place officers at school where deadly stabbing happened
• CPD issues warning after a dozen restaurants burglarized in River North
• Chicago weekend shootings: 3 killed, 15 wounded
• Police arrest 1, search for second suspect in Pleasant Hill armed robbery
• The Bay Lights set to go dark Sunday; Fundraising effort underway for their return
• State police searching for two suspects for allegedly stealing thousands from supply store
• Nick Kroll on "History of the World, Part II"
• Warm and windy Sunday
• Michelle Miller on a lifetime's search for a sense of "Belonging"
• Homicide investigation underway after man dies in Rosemead
• New Hazlett Theater hosting 'The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardobe'
• "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon on being an "outlet of joy"
• NEXT Weather Alert: Heavy, wet snow to complicate Monday morning commute
• Santa Rosa police dog sniffs out 6.6 pounds of meth during traffic stop
• 3 wanted in suspected anti-Asian attack in Queens
• Reowned disability rights activist Judy Heumann dies at age 75
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Some sunshine otherwise, mostly cloudy
• Three San Mateo men arrested in connection with stabbing
• NYPD: Man accused of raping woman in stairwell
• 'Fight For Air Climb' returns in Oakbrook Terrace after 3-year hiatus
• Herbers helps Fire earn 1-1 draw with NYCFC
• Donna's Law: A new suicide prevention tool
• Local Girl Scouts volunteering at PAWS Chicago today
• Keller @ Large: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defends rent control proposal
• First Alert Forecast: Mixed skies, flurries possible north of NYC
• The world according to Peanuts
• Sunday morning links: Morning of Wellness, So Happy You Liked It, Womaness
• The CHIPS Act: Rebuilding America's technological infrastructure
• Jurassic Quest at Navy Pier ends Sunday
• Two people killed in head-on crash in Westmoreland County
• Transcript: Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on "Face the Nation," March 5, 2023
• Larry Hogan says he will not seek Republican nomination for president in 2024
• Biden's Selma visit puts spotlight back on voting rights
• Family of Vietnam veteran receiving Purple Heart during ceremony Sunday
• Norfolk Southern train derails, this time in Springfield, Ohio
• Chris Rock talks Will Smith Oscar slap in new comedy special
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunday looks sunny and warmer
• 'It's nostalgic to me:' Vento's Pizza closes its doors for the final time

Videos from March 5, 2023

• South Bay hikers shocked by deadly tree fall in Cupertino park
• Winter storm blows pelican into South Lake Tahoe snow
• Accused Stockton serial killer expected back in court on Monday
• Sierra residents remain without power after snowstorms
• Plan to end street racing in Angelino Heights
• Crews put out house fire on 1st Avenue in Sacramento
• 2 injured in shooting near Old Sacramento tunnel
• Premier League soccer fever in downtown LA
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitarist Gary Rossington dies
• 2 sent to hospital after car crashes into building in Norwalk
• Police investigate four armed robberies on Chicago's North Side
• Investigators looking for 3 suspects after Calabasas mansion party shooting
• Woman fatally shot at Motel 6 in Glenview
• Agencies continue rescue efforts for snowed-in mountain community residents
• Shooting involving Long Beach Police Department officer occurs
• Infant, 2 others found dead following apartment complex fire in West Covina
• Big Ten Women's Tournament in Minneapolis poised to break attendance record
• Colorado's first transgender representative responds to comments on house floor
• Protesters march to state Capitol demanding rent control bill to be lifted
• Concession workers at United Center hold 1-day strike ahead of tournament
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Talking Points: Will lawmakers agree on a Social Security tax bill?
• Search on for suspects in hate crime assault in Flushing, Queens
• Abandoned caiman found in Philadelphia's FDR Park
• NEXT Weather: Another weekend storm
• St. Sebastian's Trevor Mullin scores over 2,000 points in high school career
• Next Weather: WBZ weather forecast
• St. Joe's Prep students take part in fashion show in Center City
• NEXT Weather: 10 p.m. report
• KDKA-TV Nightly Forecast (3/5)
• Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Sunday night forecast
• Jewish holiday of Purim celebrated early in Montgomery County
• North Texas sees spring-like weather Monday, but rain returns later this week
• Streets2Canvas depicts Black American history
• Controversy mars Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro to deliver first budget to legislature Tuesday
• Temple faculty union could take no-confidence vote on President Wingard Monday
• US Ambassador Eric Rubin speaks at musical fundraiser for Ukraine in Minneapolis
• 4 shot, 3 fatally, in Bolingbrook home invasion
• Blarney Blowout and borgs send dozens to the hospital
• Anglers drop a line one last time before ice house removal deadline
• Search on for suspect in rape on Upper West Side
• Uniontown pizzeria struggling to resume operations after severe weather
• Battleship New Jersey recognizes Red Cross Month
• Man arrested after breaking T car window and setting off fire alarm
• Fire breaks out at Oak Bluffs home
• FDNY: Lithium-ion battery to blame for 5-alarm Bronx fire
• Boston Police search for McDonald's robber
• Boston Police return to scene of Roxbury Shooting
• 1 dead, 2 critically injured in small plane crash in Lindenhurst
• Police seek help in finding missing East Boston teen
• UPenn doctor traveled overseas to help Syria, Turkey with deadly earthquakes
• State Rep. Anchia to announce new legislation in response to Methodist shooting
• Two Police Officers attacked in Newton domestic violence call
• 3 people found dead in Chisago County home
• Police: Officers respond to assault call, find person shot to death in Baltimore County
• Frustration grows as Building 21 students relocate due to asbestos problem
• Anti-violence group places banner in Baltimore community honoring 300+ murder victims from 2022
• PIX Now
• Overbrook neighborhood reeling after shooting death of 14-year-old
• First Alert weather: CBS2 9 p.m. forecast
• LIRR announces changes to service starting Monday
• Police: Woman found dead in back of car in Manhattan
• Woman killed by falling tree in Cupertino park
• 7 injured in 5-alarm fire in the Bronx
• 1 dead, 2 critically injured in small plane crash in Suffolk County
• Stanford study shows promise in new approach to combat COVID
• 3 people found dead from apparent gunshot wounds in Chisago County home
• WCCO digital update: Evening of March 5, 2023
• NEXT Weather: Sunday evening report
• Driver strikes Minneapolis Police squad vehicle and pedestrian while fleeing officers
• Young man fatally shot at Plymouth vacation rental home
• River Cats hold fan fest at Sutter Health Park
• Neighbors band together to help drain nature-made lake in Minneapolis alley
• Body found in rubble after house fire in Amador County
• 2 arrested after chase in Stockton
• Man found dead on Airport Way in Stockton
• Sierra snow lab gets nearly 3 feet of snow in 24 hours
• First Alert Weather Sunday Night Forecast
• Tracking the damage and storm warnings in Grass Valley
• Man, teenage boy found dead hours apart in northwestern Minnesota town
• Less wind with cooler temperatures for Monday
• Less wind with cooler temperatures for Monday
• Less wind for Monday with cooler temperatures
• An update on Dominion Voting Systems | 60 Minutes
• Social media director explains why government ban on TikTok could widely impact content creators
• Maryland National Guard Soldiers receive homecoming
• Drivers not ready for fully self-driving car, recent AAA survey shows
• Anti-violence group honors 300+ murder victims from 2022
• Anti-violence group honors 300+ murder victims from 2022
• Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Sunday evening forecast
• Denver-based company crafts wine for audiences often overlooked: Moms, millenials and women of color
• Strong winds hit Summit County causing resorts to close
• ChatGPT: Artificial Intelligence, chatbots and a world of unknowns | 60 Minutes
• Driver killed in collision with police car may have been under the influence, police say
• “Please let me die”: Freed Ukrainian POW describes first thoughts after Russian capture | 60 Minutes
• WBZ Evening News Update for March 5
• Protests continue in Greece after deadly train collision
• Census data reveals over half a million left California during the pandemic
• ChatGPT and large language model bias | 60 Minutes
• Second Norfolk Southern train derails in Ohio
• Biden visits Selma as 2024 announcement is expected soon
• Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy on "The Takeout" — 3/5/2023
• Jury selection to begin in Calvin Crew trial
• Digital Brief: March 5, 2023 (AM)
• NEXT Weather: Monday night rain/snow mix
• Sixers celebrate Women's History Month
• Final weekend of Winterfest at Penn's Landing
• FDNY update on Grand Concourse fire
• Sunshine and spring temps across North Texas today, but rain returns this week
• Video shows man waiving gun at wedding guests at Cielo Farms Nursery
• Morning news update - March 5, 2023
• Sunday morning weather forecast - March 5, 2023
• Extend Interview: Rep. Brad Wenstrup says House COVID subcommittee hasn't "seen all that we want to see" about intelligence on virus origins
• We're Just Curious Viewer Answers, 10am
• Astrology Haiku
• Camelia Show, Part 2
• Chinese New Year Celebration, 10am
• E2 Family Winery
• Stitches West
• NEXT Weather: Mid-morning report
• “End of life option” act advances in Minnesota Legislature
• Republican Sen. Bill Weber talks about the state’s budget surplus, tax cut proposals
• WBZ News Update For March 5, 2023
• Next Weather: WBZ Midday Forecast For March 5
• Ashley's Tune - 3/5
• Chinese New Year Celebration, 9am
• Camellia Show
• Exclamation Point: Zeldin on LIRR & governor's plan for more housing on Long Island
• Songs Out of Nowhere - 3/5
• Your Point: Are New Yorkers happy with their elected leaders?
• Point of View: Can Republicans win more NYC Council races in the Bronx & Brooklyn?
• Local education partnership provides training to underserved communities, celebrates graduation
• Inside SoCal: Let's go fly a kite (3/5)
• Facing South Florida: One-on-One with Nikki Fried
• The Point: Former Congressman Lee Zeldin on his political future
• Facing South Florida: One-on-One with State Sen. Blaise Ingoglia
• We're Just Curious Viewer Answers, 8am
• Here Comes the Sun: Actor James Cromwell and the "Edward Hopper's New York" exhibit
• Ashley Scores - 3/5
• Flashback: Bob Schieffer visits Selma with John Lewis
• Video shows man waiving gun at Cielo towards wedding guest to kick them out at Cielo Farms
• Potential jurors to begin filling out questionnaires
• Dr. Scott Gottlieb says COVID origins may never be known "with certainty," but focus should be on "taking the steps" to ensure a lab leak never happens
• Rep. Brad Wenstrup says House COVID subcommittee hasn't "seen all that we want to see" about intelligence on virus origins
• Face The Nation: Pritzker, Wenstrup, Gottlieb, Lewis, Schieffer
• Anchor & Tree Coffee
• Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says Republicans in 2024 have "a lot of extreme, right-wing candidates"
• Teen killed in 3-vehicle crash in Vermillion Township
• Music Minute - 3/5
• Young man shot and killed in Plymouth
• Boxwood Finch
• Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he will not seek Republican nomination for president in 2024
• We're Just Curious - 3/5
• Celebrating International Women’s Day
• Abigail Degler Has Your Updated Sunday Forecast
• PIX Now -- Sunday morning headlines from the KPIX newsroom
• Shooting of 3 teens in South LA remains under investigation
• Sen. Joe Manchin says he will support proposed bipartisan rail safety legislation
• First Alert Weather Sunday Morning Forecast
• 3/5: Hogan, Manchin, Pritzker
• Extended Interview: Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" - Part 1
• Extended Interview - Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" - Part 2
• Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," March 5
• Nature: Elk in Idaho
• State police investigating theft at supply store
• Pleasant Hill police search for robbery suspect who may be armed
• Final day at the Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament
• The Bay Lights set to go dark Sunday; Fundraising effort underway for their return
• Search continues for suspects in San Pedro shooting that left 5 hurt
• Pair of entrepreneurs behind “Womaness” and “Morning of Wellness”
• Nick Kroll on “History of the World, Part II”
• Ivan Beetoe of Maple Grove H.S. Dance Team talks winning big tourney
• Michelle Miller on a search for "Belonging"
• "Parade" cast, creators telling story "with more love" after neo-Nazi protest
• Colorado Weather: High Fire Danger Sunday Prompts First Alert Weather Day
• NYRR Washington Heights Salsa, Blues & Shamrocks 5K on Sunday
• The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardobe coming to Pittsburgh
• "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon
• Mary Yoon's weather forecast (March 5)
• Former President Trump speaks a CPAC amid 2024 run
• A geese love story
• The verdict against Alex Murdaugh
• NYPD looking for 3 in suspected anti-Asian hate crime in Queens
• WCCO digital headlines: Morning of March 5, 2023
• Suspect accused of raping woman in stairwell
• NEXT Weather: 7:30 a.m. report
• Fight For Air Climb underway in Oakbrook Terrace
• Donna's Law: A tool for preventing suicide
• Local Girl Scouts to volunteer at PAWS Chicago Sunday
• Weekend Forecast: Slight breeze ahead
• The CHIPS Act: Made in America, again
• Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade steps off with controversy again
• Last chance to visit Jurassic Quest at Navy Pier Sunday
• CPD seeking suspect in River North restaurant burglaries
• Keller @ Large: Is Mayor Michelle Wu doing enough about crime in Boston's Black community?
• Keller @ Large: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defends controversial rent control proposal
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/5 Sunday morning update
• 23rd annual Chicago Polar Plunge kicks off today
• Second train derailment in Ohio under investigation
• What Caught My Eye: March 5, 2023
• Purple Heart ceremony at State Capital Blue Room happening Sunday
• Next Weather: WBZ Morning Update For March 5
• CBS 3 Pet Project: Helping your dog or cat with dementia
• Thousands will brave frigid waters during 2023 Chicago Polar Plunge
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (3/5)
• Vento's Pizza says one final farewell
• First Alert Weather: Dense Fog Advisory untill 8 a.m.
• Violent Saturday night in Philadelphia
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Afternoon showers before clearing skies
• Volunteers tie blue ribbons of support along Archer Avenue