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  Tulsa reserve deputy turns himself after for deadly shooting

  Robert Bates, 73, turned himself in to face second degree manslaughter charges for the accidental fatal shooting of a suspect

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You know I want to be part of the solution to inequality in this country. And if corporate America also wants to be part of the solution that would make me happy. What matters to me is that the problem gets solved.

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Dan Price
THE $70,000 MINIMUM WAGE

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  Report: Taxpayer dollars paid for DEA sex parties

  The scandal involving DEA agents and sex parties in Colombia was much worse than originally thought, according to a new report

• ON THE ROAD

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  Lauren Hill, gone at 19, but still an undying force

  The college basketball player died Friday of brain cancer but left her mark wanting to "bring a change in the world"

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    Twin boys' World War II dream comes true

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    Proving the butterfly effect with a single act of kindness

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    Strangers clear snow so elderly man can reach wife's memorial

• THE WAY IT WAS

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  Flashback 1981: When headphones were just a "fad"

  "Is it the Me Generation gone wild? The height of anti-social behavior? Electronic snobbery?" wondered the "CBS Evening News"

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    ​Flashback: The flying car flight of 1988

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    ​The dog no one owned but everyone loved

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    Flashback 1996: Man sues Pepsi for not giving him a Harrier Jet

• CAMPAIGN 2016

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  Marco Rubio gets in race for 2016

  Freshman Senator Marco Rubio has joined Rand Paul and Ted Cruz in the race for the Republican presidential nomination

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    Clinton begins campaign with attempt to soften image

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    Which Dem will take on Clinton?

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    Hillary Clinton: "I'm running for president"

• FULL EPISODES

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  4/14: Tulsa reserve deputy turns himself after for deadly shooting; Seattle boss explains $70,000 minimum wage

  The full episode of the CBS Evening News from April, 14 2015

• 4/13: Tulsa reserve deputy charged in fatal shooting; "The Imitation Game" notebook sells for over 1 million

• 4/12: Hillary Clinton: "I'm running for president"; First women-only mosque in the U.S.

• 4/11: Landmark meeting between Obama, Castro in Panama; Democrats await Hillary Clinton's presidential announcement

• FIGHTING ISIS

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  Complete Coverage: The fight against ISIS

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  "Jihadi John" was once suicidal, e-mails suggest

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  Using social media to track extremists online

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  Former ISIS member explains why he left terror group

• CHALLENGE ACADEMY

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  A Last Chance at A Second Chance

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  Fresh start for young grads of National Guard boot camp

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  Troubled teens' transformation moves parents to tears

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  Sergeants' tough love helps to reform troubled teens

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  Troubled teens in National Guard camp face toughest challenge yet

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  Tears and hugs for once-troubled teens at National Guard camp

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  A leap of faith: From high school dropouts to cadets

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  National Guard program puts dropouts on a new track

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  At National Guard program, teens get a second chance

• RACE IN AMERICA

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  Police chiefs on deaths of Mike Brown, Eric Garner

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  Students see hope for future of race relations

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  What millennials really think about race

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  City mayors offer views on race relations in America

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  CBS News poll shows new pessimism over race relations

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  ​CEO to employees: $70,000 is our new minimum wage

  "I want to be part of the solution to inequality in this country," says Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price

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  Florida beach city may cancel Spring Break

  Fed up with the problems during Spring Break every year, Panama City Beach is taking action -- despite a possible financial hit

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  Hillary Clinton's 2016 platform begins to emerge

  Hillary Clinton held a small, low-key event in Monticello, Iowa Tuesday as she begins her run for the White House

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  ​Religious, political tensions hamper fight against ISIS in Iraq

  U.S. airstrikes have been successful but the different parties at play are complicating battle efforts

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  Ex-Blackwater guards hit with long sentences in Iraqi shootings

  A federal judge sentenced four ex-Blackwater security guards to long jail terms for a deadly shooting in Baghdad eight years ago.

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  Report: U.S. airline quality got worse in 2014

  A report confirmed what a lot of airline passengers already knew: everything they hate about flying, from delays to lost luggage, is getting worse

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  Study: Marijuana extract may help children with epilepsy

  The medicine does not contain THC, the ingredient that can cause euphoria, anxiety and paranoia

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  Auctioned notebook contains secrets of WWII codebreaker

  Immortalized in the film "The Imitation Game," Alan Turing never lived to how he would change the world; but his achievements are finally being recognized

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  U.S. Capitol building on lockdown after suicide

  It was a tense afternoon around the U.S. Capitol during Washington's annual Cherry Blossom Festival

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  Hillary Clinton: "I'm running for president"

  Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made it official on Sunday that she is running for president in 2016 in a 2-minute video

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    Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign will face challenges

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  Oklahoma police shooting captured on body camera

  An investigation is underway in the case of a reserve deputy who shot a man to death, possibly mistaking his firearm for his taser

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  Alleged Florida spring break gang rape leads to arrests

  Police in Panama City, Florida, say spring break this year has been out of control and dangerous

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  Iraqi city of Nimrud stood for 3,000 years, until ISIS

  One of the world's great archaeological treasures shown being reduced to dust by extremists with bombs and power tools in new video

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  Housing market could see surge of "boomerang buyers"

  This spring, the housing market could see a surge of so-called "boomerang buyers," those who lost their homes to foreclosure, but are ready to buy again

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  First women-only mosque in the U.S.

  It's a place to meet, woman to woman, to renew their faith

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  Landmark meeting between Obama, Castro in Panama

  President Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro met on the sidelines of the Summit of the Americas

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  Overwhelming turnout for Walter Scott’s funeral

  Walter Scott, the unarmed black man who was shot and killed by the white police officer who pulled him over, has been laid to rest in South Carolina

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  Cops caught on camera raise questions on use of force

  Retired LAPD captain says officers trained to keep emotions in check: "They know there's cameras all over the place"

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  U.S. Capitol building on lockdown after suicide

  It was a tense afternoon around the U.S. Capitol during Washington's annual Cherry Blossom Festival

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  Illinois tornado victims allowed to check on their homes

  The tornado that hit Fairdale, Illinois, destroyed or damaged about 70 buildings