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5/10: Cyber attack impacts a major source of fuel for the east coast. Cloud hangs over this year's Kentucky Derby winner and his trainer. May 10, 2021

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A cyberattack targets a pipeline that supplies nearly half of the fuel that goes to the East Coast -- and gas prices could go up soon. A series of explosions on a school in Afghanistan on Saturday killed at least 53 people and wounded more than 150. Officials say most of the victims were school girls. An NYPD officer is being hailed as a hero for her quick response to a weekend shooting in Times Square. Congress goes back to work this week, but a fight in the Republican leadership will take center stage. Friday was the busiest day at airports in more than a year. And, a potential scandal rocks the Kentucky Derby -- after this year's winning horse tests positive for drugs. The sport's most decorated trainer tells us how he is defending himself.

5/7: Big progress in the fight against the pandemic. Afghanistan could be on the brink of a civil war as the U.S. military pulls out. May 10, 2021

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We'll show you the new steps states are taking, to get the economy back on track -- and why we still can't celebrate just yet. Just as America begins to emerge from the worst of the pandemic, the situation in India is getting more dire. Texas and Florida pass sweeping new laws to make it more difficult to vote -- based on falsehoods about the 2020 election. The Taliban are stepping up pressure on the Afghan army, as American forces withdraw.

Booking.com CEO on Summer Travel May 07, 2021

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Glenn Fogel, CEO of Booking.com and Booking Holdings, joins CBS News transportation correspondent Errol Barnett to discuss how the travel site is seeing a surge in traffic as more Americans get vaccinated.

5/6: Good news about two key vaccines in the fight against COVID-19 variants, even as tragedy continues to unfold in India. May 06, 2021

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Moderna now says early trial data shows increased immunity against those dangerous variants first found in Brazil and South Africa, among those who took a booster shot or an experimental new vaccine. Meanwhile, new studies show Pfizer's COVID vaccine has proven effective against the UK and South Africa variants. #3 House Republican Liz Cheney is blasting her colleagues who say it's time to replace her. California officials confirmed last night there will be a recall election for Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom this year. A white Atlanta police officer charged with murdering a Black man has gotten his job back. Restaurants, hotels and other businesses that survived the pandemic now face a new crisis, not enough workers.

CBS News producer's continued quest to digs deep into his family's past May 05, 2021

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Last year, CBS News producer Rodney Hawkins shares the story of his family's efforts to restore a nearly 200-year old ancestral cemetery in East Texas. Almost a year after beginning the progress, Hawkins is back with an update. Talking with "CBS This Morning Saturday" co-host Michelle Miller, Hawkins explains how he was able to dig deeper into his family's past with the help of the Lone Star Slavery Project at Stephen F. Austin State University. And what's next for him and his family on this journey.

5/5: CDC director on the new Biden admin vaccination goals. Derek Chauvin's lawyer is asking for a new trial. May 05, 2021

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There's a big change in the push to get Americans vaccinated, with a focus on those who are so far unwilling to get the shot. CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky joins us to discuss. The attorney for Derek Chauvin has filed a motion for a new trial after his conviction for the murder of George Floyd. This morning, the #2 House Republican says it's time to replace the #3 House Republican. A third day of intense storms brought more tornadoes, wind damage and major flooding to the South yesterday. We spoke to Afghanistan's vice president, who says the U.S. made fundamental mistakes ahead of the pullout of American troops.

5/4: Pfizer vaccine could soon be authorized for kids as young as 12. A train plummets to the ground in Mexico City. May 04, 2021

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We have breaking news from Mexico City, where the collapse of an elevated train track has killed at least 23 people and injured dozens more. There's widespread destruction from more than two dozen reported tornadoes across the South. In the next several days, Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine is expected to get authorization for use in many children. Dr. Ashish Jha joins us to discuss. The FBI is investigating after law enforcement shot a man who they say was armed, outside the CIA's headquarters. The Republican-led effort to tighten state voting laws is getting a new burst of support from former President Donald Trump. There were calls for justice and transparency at the funeral of a man killed by sheriff's deputies in North Carolina.

5/3: Four dead and dozens hurt after a boat capsized off San Diego. A big week for reopening across the country. May 03, 2021

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A suspected smuggling vessel, packed with people, ran aground yesterday near San Diego. More than two dozen suspected migrants were aboard the 40-foot boat, and four people died. DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas says the Biden administration is making progress at the southern border, where the number of unaccompanied migrant children in custody has fallen dramatically. More than a dozen tornadoes slammed Mississippi overnight, some of them massive. There are new signs of life getting back to normal, as COVID fears recede in much of the U.S. The withdrawal of the last U.S. troops from Afghanistan started over the weekend.

Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard and viral sensation Lathan Warlick discuss collaborating and faith Apr 30, 2021

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Rapper Lathan Warlick is helping to transform country music with genre-defying collaborations - including with Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard. The two discussed their song "My Way" with CBS News' Vladimir Dutheirs - along with the important part faith plays in their lives and music.

4/30: Dozens are killed in Israel in a stampede at a religious festival. Shocking video of a grandmother being pulled by the hair during a traffic stop in N.C. Apr 30, 2021

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Breaking overnight, a massive loss of life in a crush of bodies at a religious festival. Israeli TV reports 45 people died overnight when worshipers trampled each other in a sudden stampede. In some areas of India, gravediggers are working around the clock to keep up with the staggering loss of human life from the coronavirus. Yesterday, the country reported more than 386,000 new cases of COVID-19. President Biden is hitting the road to promote proposals that could remake America in the years to come. He'll be in Philadelphia today. Charges are filed in the death of a college student in an alleged hazing ritual at Ohio's Bowling Green State University. In a federal lawsuit, a 68- year-old librarian is accusing North Carolina law enforcement officers of using excessive force against her during a traffic stop.

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