Vigil for Missouri teen shot by police turns violent
Dozens of arrests, cops in riot gear, tear gas, and shots fired at police chief become the result of community anger over police killing of unarmed black teen
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This Morning from CBS News: Aug. 11, 2014
Protests over fatal police shooting of unarmed teen turn violent in St. Louis suburb, and U.S. allies call for more help as the crisis in Iraq deepens
Iconic Smokey the Bear gets millennial makeover
His iconic hat and message warning of the dangers of wildfires have been around for 70 years, but his curators say Smokey's still hot stuff
Rory McIlroy's "most satisfying" victory
McIlroy never had to sweat so much to win one of golf's biggest events, and that made winning his 4th major all the sweeter
Demonstrators express frustration over police shooting of Mo. teen
Frustration over police officer's fatal shooting of unarmed teen in St. Louis suburb boils as a witness challenges the official version of events
Tony Stewart no stranger to track incidents
No. 14 has a history of aggressive behavior on the race track, which has been thrown into sharper relief after his car hit and killed a driver
Mo. residents don't buy cops' story of fatal teen shooting
Police say 18-year-old had altercation with cop, leading to shooting death; witness claims Michael Brown had his hands in the air when he was killed
Police say Mich. woman's claim of abduction untrue
A detective and an FBI agent re-interviewed the woman and determined her claim that she was kidnapped and held hostage for 16 hours was a hoax
Woman killed after truck hits farmers' market
The mayor of Hawthorne, N.J., says a woman was dragged several blocks when a pickup truck hit her
Stewart questioned twice in probe into fatal crash
Bravado and close calls are normal in auto racing, but Kevin Ward Jr.'s on-track death during clash with Stewart has raised questions of intent
Riders stuck hours atop Six Flags roller coaster in Md.
Officials say rescue of 24 riders will take time because they are stuck about 45 feet off the ground
25 years ago in Va., a very different Ebola outbreak
An office park in Reston was home to a 1989 outbreak of Ebola in monkeys that has informed the U.S. response to the disease ever since
N.Y. rabbi shot and killed in Miami en route to synagogue
Officials say 60-year-old Joseph Raksin was walking with his grandkids when he was killed by two men in broad daylight
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Ebola fears lead to quarantine of returning missionaries in U.S.
Health officials try to balance fear and precaution by bringing back missionaries away from public view, and by keeping them segregated three weeks
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