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9/8: Queen Elizabeth is under medical supervision, as the Palace says it's concerned about her health. Police arrest a suspect after a deadly shooting rampage across Memphis. Sep 08, 2022

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We begin with breaking news from Britain, where there are deep worries this morning over Queen Elizabeth's health. She is under medical supervision, and according to a statement, her doctors are "concerned." Just two days ago, the Queen met the new prime minister, Liz Truss -- who says "the whole country will be deeply concerned" about her. A heat wave pushes California's power grid close to the breaking point as wildfires force thousands to flee. After an hours-long search, police have arrested a 19-year-old man suspected of killing at least four people during a shooting rampage across Memphis, Tennessee. There are new developments in a troubling story out of Las Vegas, where a journalist was murdered, and an elected official is now in custody. Turning to sports -- it's a big day for football fans with the 103rd NFL season kicking off tonight.

"I'm a disruptor" singer BRELAND on debut country album Sep 08, 2022

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Gayle King sits down with singer and songwriter BRELAND to discuss his new album "Cross Country," and how he's hoping to make an impact on country music.

9/7: Scorching heat is pushing California's power grid to its limits. A brand new COVID booster is on the way to pharmacies. Sep 07, 2022

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Record temperatures mean record demand for electricity and that's forced officials in California to issue an alert. Blackouts could be on the way. This all comes as more than a dozen large-scale wildfires continue to burn across the state. At least four people have been killed. We're getting some startling new details about what the FBI may have found at Mar-a-Lago. In Ukraine, the U.N.'s nuclear agency says a safety zone must immediately be set up at a nuclear power plant to prevent a disaster. The e-cigarette giant Juul has agreed to spend nearly $440 million to settle a legal threat over vaping. Seattle's first day of school is canceled, with teachers hitting the picket line today.There is a new COVID booster headed to pharmacies around the country.

9/6: Judge agrees to name special master to review items seized in Trump search. Uvalde students return to class for the first time since mass shooting. Sep 06, 2022

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Extreme weather affecting more than 1/3 of americans. The strong storms that flooded parts of Georgia are causing new flooding in the Northeast. Meanwhile, extreme heat in southern California is fueling an intense wildfire that has killed at least two people. A federal judge, a Trump appointee, has granted the Trump legal team's request for an independent review of the materials discovered at Mar-a-Lago. The Midterms are just 63 days away, and President Biden is already back in campaign mode. Students in Uvalde, Texas return to class -- for the first time since May's mass shooting. In Canada, one of two suspects in a mass stabbing has been found dead. Breaking news from Memphis, where police say a body found last night is the woman who was kidnapped during a morning jog. The suspect accused of abducting her is now charged with murder.

9/5: At least 10 people killed in stabbing spree in rural Canada. Devastating floods in the South and Midwest. Sep 05, 2022

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In Canada, a massive manhunt is underway after a stabbing spree left at least 10 people dead, and another 15 wounded. In the Midwest, severe weather has led to at least one death over the weekend. Meanwhile, in the South, two days of rain led to severe flooding in the northern part of Georgia. Regardless of weather, a lot of people are traveling today -- or at least they're trying to. 12.6 million passengers were expected at airports across the country this weekend -- the busiest labor day since before the pandemic. In Puget Sound, near Seattle, nine people are missing and feared dead after a small plane crash. After nearly a week, the people of Jackson, Mississippi finally have running water -- but they still can't drink it. President Biden hits the road ahead of the midterms, as former President Trump launches fresh attacks.

Nate chats with DJ D-Nice Sep 05, 2022

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Derrick "D-Nice" Jones launched Club Quarantine on Instagram Live during the height of the pandemic. Now he's hosting them in person at the historic Carneige Hall. "CBS Mornings" co-host Nate Burleson sits down with DJ D-Nice to discuss his ascend to being one of the most well-known DJ's.

Show highlight: Julie Benko's big Broadway break in "Funny Girl" Sep 05, 2022

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CBS contributing correspondent Jamie Wax speaks to Broadway breakout star Julie Benko about her meteoric rise to fame after starring in "Funny Girl" as the lead role of Fanny Brice.

Show highlight: Bruce Arians, former Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach, discusses new position Sep 05, 2022

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Bruce Arians, former head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers joins "CBS Mornings" for an exclusive interview to discuss retirement, coaching Tom Brady and the 2016 health scare that became his wake-up call.

9/2: Labor Day weekend travel rush. Pres. Biden delivers speech on the "battle for the soul of the nation" Sep 02, 2022

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A recent survey found 53% of Americans plan to go somewhere this weekend despite inflation, high gas prices and flight delays. President Biden argues the *soul of the nation* is on the line in a fiery prime time speech. Former President Trump is facing multiple investigations -- including some that could result in criminal charges. They include probes into the January 6th riot, as well the investigation into those classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago. In the war in Ukraine, a small group of United Nations experts remains at Europe's largest nuclear plant for a second day, checking on possible damage.

9/1: Raging wildfires force evacuations, and shut down roads in California, while millions deal with a brutal heatwave. Sep 01, 2022

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Former President Trump’s legal team has a new response in the case of the classified documents, found at Mar-a-Lago. Walls of flames have surrounded buildings and prompted evacuations across southern California. Former Governor Sarah Palin -- perhaps the most famous person in the state -- lost to a Democrat, former State Lawmaker Mary Peltola. Peltola will become the first native Alaskan in congress. A shocking video is causing outrage in Columbus, Ohio. It shows a 20-year-old man named Donovan Lewis being shot by police, while lying in bed. In Ukraine, a team of inspectors arrives at Europe's largest nuclear power plant to look for damage.

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