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'Mare of Easttown' creator on the hit HBO series, working with Kate Winslet and his Delco roots Jun 04, 2021

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Brad Ingelsby, the creator, writer and executive producer of HBO's "Mare of Easttown," joins CBS News' Jamie Wax to discuss the seven episodes limited series. Ingelsby explains how his initial intention to create a character driven drama about a woman grieving morphed into a 'who dunnit.' He shares how the cast members - like Kate Winslet, Jane Smart and Guy Pearce - were able to nail the local dialect and Delco ways.

SPOILER ALERT: Major plot twists are discussed.

6/4: U.S. agrees to send COVID shots to other countries, as big push to vaccinate reluctant Americans. Pres Biden backs away from major tax hike on corporations. Jun 04, 2021

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President Biden says the U.S. will donate 25 million doses of surplus vaccine to the United Nations, to use in countries that badly need them. There's also a big push to get more people vaccinated here. The Biden administration is focusing on states with the lowest vaccination rates, to find ways to give more shots to more Americans. The president is making big concessions on a massive infrastructure deal, to try and get Republicans on board -- but it may not be enough. FBI Director Christopher Wray is comparing the recent cyber attacks to the September 11th attacks. The government releases its jobs report for May -- amid expectations of a rebound after a weak showing in April. A 12-year-old boy accused in a wild shootout with sheriff's deputies in Florida is being held in a detention facility this morning. Protesters in Minneapolis hit the streets to demonstrate against the unannounced reopening of the intersection where George Floyd was murdered. There's outrage over new video of a journalist detained in Belarus. It comes nearly two weeks after he was pulled off a plane and arrested.

6/3: CDC director on Pres Biden’s urgent effort to meet his vaccination goal. Cyberattacks targeted New York subways. Jun 03, 2021

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President Biden is taking big new steps to get more Americans vaccinated, to reach a highly-publicized goal that may now be in doubt. CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky joins us to discuss. We have new information on two more cyberattacks, targeting New York City's subway system and a ferry service for summer resorts in Massachusetts. The future of Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister and a strong U.S. ally, is in serious doubt. Investigators in Florida released body camera footage of a wild shootout between deputies, and a boy and girl. Tokyo marked 50 days until the start of the Summer Olympics, while much of Japan is still under a COVID state of emergency.

6/2: Another suspected Russian cyberhack. Pres Biden works with a key GOP senator on infrastructure. Jun 02, 2021

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The FBI is investigating another major cyberattack affecting a key part of our economy. 13 processing plants in the U.S. had to shut down because of the hack on JBS, the world's largest meat processing company. President Biden is making a bipartisan push to get his infrastructure deal through Congress. The president visited Tulsa, Oklahoma on the 100th anniversary of the city's 1921 race massacre, saying he had "come to fill the silence.” Newly-released bodycam video reveals the tense moments in the hunt for a gunman who killed nine coworkers at a California rail yard last week and then took his own life. We have new surveillance video offering a chilling view of that deadly mass shooting in Miami-Dade. A search for an 11-year-old Iowa boy, missing for six days, is intensifying in the same area where student Mollie Tibbetts was killed.

Handling Post-Pandemic Anxiety Jun 02, 2021

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As the country begins to reopen and coronavirus restrictions ease, people are feeling anxious and concerned about returning to normal. Psychiatrist Dr. Sue Varma joins CBS News' Adriana Diaz to offer tips and advice on mentally navigating our return to "normal life."

Dick Van Dyke on his legendary career spanning television, theater and film Jun 02, 2021

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Legendary actor Dick Van Dyke joins "CBS This Morning" co-host Anthony Mason to discuss his illustrious career. The 95-year-old entertainer opens up about battling alcoholism, his most famous leading ladies and falling with style. The Kennedy Center honoree tells Mason he misses performing in front of a live audience and looks forward to his next role.

6/1: A busy Memorial Day weekend raises hopes for summer. Naomi Osaka drops out of the French Open. Jun 01, 2021

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Right now, we have the lowest number of new COVID infections in the U.S. for more than a year. Dr. Ashish Jha joins us to discuss how we keep it that way over the summer. Many businesses are scrambling to meet expected demand when the summer gets really busy. President Biden will travel to Tulsa later today to unveil a series of initiatives to help communities of color throughout the U.S. We have new surveillance video in that deadly mass shooting in Miami-Dade as the hunt for the gunmen intensifies. Athletes are sharing messages of support for tennis star Naomi Osaka after she withdrew from the French Open.

Top General in Afghanistan on America's drawdown May 31, 2021

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General Scott Miller, the Commander of U.S. NATO forces in Afghanistan, spoke with CBS News senior foreign correspondent Charlie D'Agata for his first interview since the May 1 drawdown of American troops. The United States has begun to drawdown its presence in Afghanistan, bringing an end to America’s longest war after twenty years. General Miller discusses the surge in Taliban attacks, the challenge facing troops in the weeks and the future of Afghanistan

5/31: Americans are on the move this Memorial Day weekend. Texas Democrats blocked a Republican move to tighten the state's voting laws. May 31, 2021

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Americans hit the road, crowd airports and gather outside for Memorial Day, with most states dropping COVID restrictions. We'll ask Dr. David Agus about the risk of new infections after this holiday weekend. President Biden returns to Washington this morning to mark Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery. Democratic lawmakers in Texas stage a dramatic, last-minute walkout to stop Republicans from passing strict new voting laws. Police are still trying to identify suspects who shot more than 20 people outside a South Florida banquet hall early yesterday morning. Divers have found human remains in the search for seven people presumed dead after a small jet crashed into a Tennessee lake. Today is the 100th anniversary of one of the most violent racial attacks in American history -- the 1921 massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma's Greenwood neighborhood.

5/28: Surge in travel expected for Memorial Day weekend. Event to mark 100 years since the Tulsa massacre is suddenly canceled. May 28, 2021

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It's Memorial Day weekend and millions of Americans are taking planes, trains and automobiles. We'll have your weekend weather forecast. In western Arizona, hundreds of people were forced out of their homes by a powerful wildfire. New questions are emerging about the gunman's motive in this week's San Jose massacre. The Senate worked late into the night without voting on a bill to have a 9/1-style commission investigate the assault on the Capitol. Breaking overnight, another cyber-attack by hackers linked to Russia this time targeting human rights groups. And a special event to mark the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa, Oklahoma race massacre was canceled yesterday at the last minute -- and we have new information explaining why.

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