This Morning from CBS News: Aug. 4, 2014
Battle against Ebola brought home to U.S. soil, Israel pulls troops from Gaza but stays focused underground, and chasing Colorado's pot over the state line
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8 rescued after boat sinks fast off Hawaii
4 adults, 4 kids in craft suddenly hit by big waves; Coast Guard alerted by high tech safety device
One dead in SoCal storms' flashfloods, mudslides
Several people rescued; thousands, including hundreds of campers, stranded in two towns after roads were blocked by debris
Toledo-area water still off-limits
Latest test results better but still not good enough for city's mayor; water use ban for 400,000 in region stems from presence of toxin likely related to algae
Second American afflicted by Ebola expected Tuesday in U.S.
Nancy Writebol, a nurse who contracted the Ebola virus, will leave West Africa with a medical team following her colleague Dr. Kent Brantly, who arrived Saturday
Florida lawmakers to discuss state congressional district concerns
Florida House speaker Will Weatherford notified legislators that a special session will be held this week to address concerns raised by a circuit court judge over the state's congressional boundaries
Man who took video of deadly NYPD chokehold arrested
Ramsey Orta, who took video of police restraining Eric Garner, who was put in a chokehold by New York City police was taken into custody on gun charges
Shane Miller, accused in killing of family, found dead
The remains of Shane Miller, who was a suspect in the killing of his wife and daughters, were found on a California riverbank
Increased security for Oklahoma corrections department head
Threatening phone calls and emails after a botched execution have prompted officials to provide extra protection for Department of Corrections director Robert Patton
Western wildfires continue to threaten homes and residents
Through California, Oregon and Washington state, wildfires continue to burn with little chance of any relief coming soon
Toledo water crisis caused by environmental problems
Toxins caused by algae being blamed for ban on water use in Ohio city, but farm runoff and sewage sludge are behind the algae blooms
Actor Anwan Glover stabbed at nightclub in D.C.
Glover, best known for playing Slim Charles on "The Wire," said he was blindsided by a punch from a stranger before being stabbed
First-ever full-page New York Times marijuana ad runs
On heels of paper's editorial calling for legalization of weed, app runs large ad for medical marijuana reviews
A drinking tip: Don't try to steal a cop car with cops inside
Police say a drunken woman climbed into an unmarked cop car in Pittsburgh with two officers inside and tried to drive away
Boy lost in NYC calls it "greatest day of my life"
A 9-year-old from New Jersey got separated from his family at the Central Park Zoo, and wandered around for a few hours before police got him
Trump says he offered UFC's Dana White the press secretary role
Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
Mass shooting in Polish market leaves at least 6 dead, 15 injured
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Mississippi Senate race still a toss-up; Democrat holds slim lead
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