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President Obama will be attending a public memorial for the Fort Hood shooting victims on Tuesday. Thousands are expected to attend, including some of the wounded and their families.

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A young Dallas mother, celebrating the birth of her third child, is dealt an agonizing blow. She was told she had incurable breast cancer. But like so many other things, she's tackling the diagnosis with optimism that she can win the battle.

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With worries about the spread of swine flu, hand sanitizers are everywhere. But how helpful are they? Healthpoint, a Fort Worth pharmaceutical company, has developed a hand sanitizer they say kills kill germs for six hours.

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It's something most of us dream of from time to time: having a vacation on the beach! But some North Texans say they're feeling cheated during their annual getaways to the Texas Gulf Coast.

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Security at Fort Hood has been tightened. It will get even tighter Tuesday when President Barack Obama will attend a memorial service to honor those wounded and killed in an attack there.

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She didn't physically assault anyone or steal anything but a North Texas woman was sentenced to more than 200 years in prison. It's a record setting punishment for the Collin County mother who calls the ruling 'a miscarriage of justice'.

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Get Chef Currie's recipe for Provencal Herbed Baked Chicken With Winter Vegetables.

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When kid's games become parents' fights, police get involved. That's what happened at the Hurst Community Park on Sunday. It was a heated soccer game, and the tensions spilled over into the parking lot.

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We've all been on a job interview when the tables are turned and you're asked, "What questions do you have for us?" TXA 21 Employment Expert Patty Revis has some quality questions you'll want to try next time.

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It's Diabetes Awareness Month. Diabetes is the leading cause of kidney failure and blindness in the United States and affects more than million Americans. TXA 21 Medical Expert Dr. Michelle Ho from the Baylor Health Care System has more.

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Billy Crystal comes to Texas in two weeks to perform at the AT&T Performing Arts Center with his award winning stage show '700 Sundays'. TXA 21 Entertainment Reporter Sandie Newton has part two of her exclusive interview with the comedian.

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The Senate is set to begin what promises to be a contentious debate over healthcare reform. What barely passed in the House -- may be even more difficult to pass on the Senate floor.

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One man now has a date in court because of what he did to the courthouse. And a college soccer student is getting national attention for her dirty play on the field. Check out that video and more in this edition of 'Hot Shots'.

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Are your kids' college savings and your retirement accounts finally on the way up? TXA 21 Financial Expert Jim LaCamp talks about that, unemployment and the shopping season.

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This week's Get-A-Job Candidate is James Schnetz. Six months ago Jim lost his job as a copy editor for the sports sections of the Dallas Morning News, but his work experience could translate into many professions.

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Last Saturday, more than 1,000 students in Grand Prairie were supposed to get trophies as part of an annual football league ceremony. But it looked like that wouldn't happen after someone stole the truck full of trophies.

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A 17-year-old Wylie teenager was arraigned on murder charges Monday, two days after he and four other teenagers allegedly beat a man to death for complaining about their reckless driving.

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20 years ago today, the Berlin Wall fell. By sheer luck, our Doug Dunbar happened to be there.

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Residents and school children were kept out of a Wylie neighborhood Monday afternoon because a man was barricaded in a house and threatening to shoot police.

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Dallas' Industrial Boulevard has a new name, but an old fight persists. The gateway for the Trinity River Project has new zoning proposals that could edge out some long-standing businesses.

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After spending the last three days trying to understand what happened at Fort Hood and why, today marks the beginning of healing.

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A Fort Worth family is trying to come to terms with all they've lost, after a fire killed two people. The fire broke out Friday morning at the house on Truman in east Fort Worth.

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H1N1 vaccination clinics have attracted a lot of attention. But for all the people who plan to be vaccinated or already have been, there are just as many who say they won't. CBS 11 News talked to two families who have made very different decisions.

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As healing begins at Fort Hood after shootings killed 13 people, CBS 11 News is at the military post. Reporter Arezow Doost talks live to a Fort Worth man who was injured during the attack.

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Unemployment is now at 10 percent, and Warren Buffet has purchased a major North Texas business. Financial expert Jim Lacamp looks at the latest business headlines.

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As crews at Fort Hood get things ready for the new week, families of survivors have started to search for answers. At church services Sunday across Fort Hood, survivors of the mass shooting and their families looked for solace.

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The tragedy at Fort Hood is an eerie reminder of a deadly shooting that happened at Wedgwood Baptist Church. In September 1999, a gunman stormed the church and sprayed the building with bullets.

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A Wylie man is dead and five teenagers are in police custody, charged with murder in the man's death.

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TXA 21's Arezow Doost has the latest on the aftermath following Thursday's shooting on Fort Hood that left 13 dead.

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The Dallas street at the center of much controversy over the past few years has finally started to have it's named changed. Industrial Blvd. is becoming Riverfront Blvd., and many along the road have mixed feelings.

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A troop fundraiser already planned for this weekend at the Fort Worth Stockyards changed it's focus, but only slightly. USA Cares raises money for soliders needs, and organizers say they know exactly where this weekend's profits will go.

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North Texans and some influential Texans in Washington sound off on the U.S. House passing their version of a health care reform bill.

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KRLD's Midday hosts Ernie & Jay sound off on the news of the week.

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TXA 21's Arezow Doost has the latest from Fort Hood following Thursday's shooting that left 13 dead and 30 injured.