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Articles from January 2, 2017

• Snow At Low Elevations Stifles Post-Holiday Travels
• Hetch Hetchy Mountain Tunnel To Close For 2-Month Inspection And Repairs
• George Lucas Museum Cliffhanger: LA or San Francisco?
• SWAT Team Responds To Standoff At Long Beach Apartment Building
• Customs System Outage Causes Long Lines And Waits At Airports Around U.S.
• Arden Mall's Ban On Teens Comes Under Fire From ACLU
• Local Business Owners React To Minimum Wage Increase
• Sacramento Emerges As Top Destination For Afghan Refugees
• Police Arrest Man They Allege Smashed At Least 33 Car Windows In Koreatown
• Police Investigate Denver's First Homicide Of 2017
• Vallejo Woman In 'Gone Girl' 2015 Kidnapping Target Of Online Harassment
• Huntington Beach Man Arrested, Accused Of Killing 2 Women, Setting House On Fire
• Clippers End 6-Game Skid With Win Over Suns
• Caught On Tape: Photojournalist Pulls Off Dramatic Rescue Of Driver Trapped In Fiery 110 Freeway Crash
• Draymond Green Triple-Double Leads Warriors Past Nuggets
• List Of Winning Floats From 128th Annual Rose Parade
• Huntington Beach Man Arrested In Slayings Of Two Women
• Bulls' Jimmy Butler Authors Another Spectacular Night In A Season Full Of Them
• $10,000 Reward Now Being Offered In Missing Boy Case
• Person Struck, Killed In Springfield Township
• CDOT Cuts Ties With Its Official App
• Colorado Photographer Comes Out With New Book Tracing Obama's Journey
• Stray Bullet Flies Through Car Roof, Injures Driver
• Good Question: How Can A Person Develop Better Habits?
• 2 Under Arrest After Apparent Hash Oil Explosion
• 3 Clever Ways To Store Your Holiday Decor
• China Calls Trump Remarks On North Korea 'Pandering'
• 4 dead after powerful storms in Ala., sheriff says
• CBS2 Viewers Find Missing New Jersey Service Dog In Training
• Trump To Receive Intel Briefing On Russian Cyber Hacks
• Community Mourning The Life Of A Teenage Girl Killed In Ellicott City Home
• What To Do With Unwanted Toys Post-Holidays
• Jimmy Butler's 52 Points Leads Bulls Past Hornets, 118-111
• Off-Duty New Rochelle Officer Accused Of Driving Drunk, Causing Fatal Crash In White Plains
• Family Members Speak Out After 7 People Wounded In Drive-By
• Customs And Border Protection System Outage Leaves Returning Travelers Stuck In Long Lines
• Travelers Stuck Waiting Around After U.S. Customs System Outage
• Dungeness Crabbers Extend West Coast Strike From Canada To Central California
• Richard Ross Reflects On First Year As Police Commissioner
• Police Hunt 3 Suspects In Fatal Stabbing Of 22-Year-Old Man
• Man Shot, Killed By Mankato Police Was Shakopee Teacher
• Howard County Considering Becoming "Sanctuary County" To Protect Immigrants
• Police In Burlington Co. Searching For Naked, Hairy Man In Jeep
• Councilwoman Proposes Bill Addressing Pedestrian Safety On Closed Sidewalks
• House GOP votes to gut independent ethics office
• New Plans To Deal With Dangerous Dallas Intersection
• Tour Bus Catches On Fire In Baltimore City
• Baltimore Police Investigating Pedestrian Involved In Hit And Run Crash
• Crews Extinguish 2-Alarm Fire At Oakland Home
• Emma: Bears Can't Accept Standard Of Losing
• Get Lean In 2017: Picking A Boutique Fitness Studio
• Viral Video Shows 2-Year-Old Saving Twin Brother Trapped Under Fallen Dresser
• Requiring more parking for N.J. mosque is unconstitutional, judge rules
• Dak Prescott Talks Of Toughest Critic... Mom
• Schneider On His Game, Devils Blank Bruins
• Police Seek Person Of Interest In Dorchester Package Theft
• Rowlett Man Volunteers By Helping Stranded Motorists
• USC Wins Highest-Scoring Rose Bowl Ever, Tops Penn State 52-49
• Crews Working To Flush Gas Smell Out Of Springdale Sewer System
• Customs System Outage Causes Waits At Airports
• Knicks Lose 5th Straight Game, Falling 115-103 To Orlando Magic
• New Year Means Higher Energy Bills For Displeased PSEG Long Island Customers
• Local Sound Company's Connection To Mariah Carey's NYE Performance
• FBI Goes Door-To-Door In Neighborhood Where Boy Went Missing
• Game Tied At Start Of 4th, But Nets Lose To Utah Jazz 101-89
• MTA Chairman Prendergast To Retire Early This Year
• Lawsuit claims Nevada ranch owner asked chef for "black people food"
• Officials: Customs System Outage Causes Waits At Airports
• USC Hits FG At Gun, Beats Penn State 52-49 In Epic Rose Bowl
• Texas Geologist May Have Found 90M Year Old Fossil
• Best Stores In L.A. / O.C.To Get Student Discounts
• Minimum Wage Workers In New York, New Jersey Begin 2017 With Pay Raise
• Schneider Makes 22 Saves As Devils Beat Bruins, 3-0
• USC Tops Penn State With Last-Second FG In Historic Rose Bowl
• Broncos LB Zaire Anderson Was Temporarily Paralyzed
• Trailblazing Hasidic woman judge from New York: "Don’t give up"
• Father And Son Identified As Plane Crash Victims
• Family Of Anaheim Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash Asks Driver To Come Forward
• Amber Alert Ends In New Mexico, Suspect Didn't Travel To New Mexico
• In The Recruiting Huddle: Nadab Joseph - Miami Edison
• Customs System Outage Causes Long Lines At LAX, Nationwide
• Help Arrives For 2 Homeless Sisters Sleeping On Bus Bench In Hollywood
• Trump expected to pick Robert Lighthizer as U.S. trade representative
• Brandon Marshall Hopes To Return To Jets; Bowles Addresses Team Feuds
• Local Nittany Lions Watch Rose Bowl At Area Viewing Parties
• 120 pieces of debris recovered in search for plane missing over Lake Erie
• Suspects Stole $6 Million Worth Of Jewelry From Midtown Wholesaler, Police Say
• Flames Break Out At Apple Valley Fire Station; Suspected Arsonist Arrested
• Rose Parade Gets Heavy Security After European Terror Attacks
• Brad Kaaya To Enter 2017 NFL Draft
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• Miami QB Brad Kaaya Going Pro, Skipping Senior Season
• Verona Village Inn Restaurant Announces Closing
• Holiday Travel Season Comes To An End In Maryland
• Storms Push Across South, Damaging Buildings, Cutting Power
• Kubiak's Health Issues Put A Focus On Stroke Awareness
• City Seeks Bids To Keep Homeless Families In Hotels For Up To 9 More Years
• Crane Operator Faces Manslaughter Charges For Accident That Killed Son, Another Worker
• Woman Tackled By Would-Be Rapist Inside Ditmas Park Elevator, Cops Say
• Bizarre Slow-Speed Chase Ends With Arrest In Gardena
• Long lines, frustration after U.S. Customs system outage at some airports
• Baltimore County Water Main Break Disrupts Residents' Drinking Water
• Healthy Steelers Eager For Rematch With Dolphins
• January 2017 Orange County Events Calendar
• Mariah Carey, Production Company Spar Over New Year's Eve Performance
• Starting The New Year With A New Diet
• Two Sets Of Twins Born A Year Apart In Two Different States
• MnDOT: Travel Not Advised On I-94 Northwest Of Metro
• Start Slow With Diet, Exercise Resolutions, Experts Advise
• Dashcam Captures Man Bellyflopping Onto Police Car
• Arlington Parents Welcome Twin Boys Born in Different Years
• Terry Foster Returns To 'Valenti And Foster' Show On Tuesday
• Faith Johnson Takes Oath As Dallas County DA
• Man Charged In Westminster Double Murder
• A Rise In Fire Deaths Makes December One Of The Deadliest For 2016
• Actress Billie Lourd Appreciates Support She's Received After Losing Mom Carrie Fisher, Grandmother Debbie Reynolds
• A Colder Week With Chances For Snow
• Best Activities To Do In Orange County This Week - January 2
• Motorcycle Rider Arrested In Lodi After High-Speed Chase
• Vikings Pack Up, Reflect On Lost 2016 Season After 5-0 Start
• Higher Ground St. Paul Providing New Shelter For Homeless
• Deputy Prime Minister: Authorities Close To Identifying Istanbul Nightclub Gunman
• Dentists Tell People To Include Oral Health In New Year's Resolutions
• Slain Pennsylvania Trooper Is Recalled As A Model Officer
• 'Fences' Playwright August Wilson Once Called St. Paul Home
• 3 Years Later, Cause Of Cedar-Riverside New Year's Day Fire Still Unclear
• Couple Accused Of Stealing Police Bait Package In Sacramento
• Scalpel or spatula? Medical students have new required cooking course
• Bloodhounds Search For Missing Aurora Boy, Amber Alert Issued
• Northwest Suburban Wrestling Team Robbed While At Holiday Tournament
• 'Messfest': Kids Have Fun With Chaos At Carnegie Science Center
• Queen Anne's Sheriff's Deputy Shows Signs Of Improvement
• Cops Pursue Stolen Tow Truck Through Parts Of North Jersey, New York
• In heart of Silicon Valley, all but highest earners being priced out
• Trump Tweets About Victory, Casts Doubt On Russian Hacking Claims
• Hegewisch Community Helps Man After Fire Takes Everything He Owns
• Sausalito Police Arrest Suspect For Shooting Man With Flare Gun
• 2 Bystanders Grazed By Bullets In Road Rage Shooting
• Portland tackles widening pay gap between CEOs, employees
• Turkey Nightclub Victim Returns Home Tonight
• Under 3 Weeks Left: Obama In Closing Stretch Of Presidency
• People Trying To Buy Video Games Robbed At Gunpoint On West Side
• US-Led Coalition Service Member Dies In Iraq
• Missing Man Found Dead In Middle Branch Marina
• Naked Man Allegedly Chases Teenage Girls In Evesham Township
• Mount Vernon Family Pleads For Young Basketball Star's Killer To Come Forward
• Trump Says North Korean ICBM "Won't Happen"
• Chargers Stay Mum On Possible L.A. Relocation
• Philly Consumers Already Feeling Impact Of New Sugary Drink Tax
• Police: Suspicious Package Near Galleria Mall Determined Not To Be Explosive Device
• Dylann Roof ruled competent to represent himself during sentencing
• 10-Month-Old Baby Girl Exposed To Fentanyl In Methuen
• Probation Officer Replaces WWII Veteran's Stolen Medals
• Major Parkway North Construction Project To Begin In Spring
• Bulls' Dwyane Wade Out Against Hornets With Swelling In Knee
• New Laws Take Effect In Pennsylvania, Hiking Some Taxes And Fees
• Weston Husband And Father Killed By Hit & Run Driver
• Paint Rocks
• 5 A.M. Club Member: Kevin & Bambi
• Round Dance
• Hot Lava Tag
• Homicide Rates Decrease Locally, But Some Communities Struggling With Violence
• Desperate Search For Colorado 6-Year-Old Missing Since New Year's Eve
• Federal prosecutor tackles heroin scourge that claimed his son
• Broad-Daylight Break-Ins Plague Five Towns On Long Island
• Winter Storm Brings Snow, Freezing Rain & Dropping Temps
• Security Measures Face Scrutiny After U.S. Bank Stadium Pipeline Protest
• Democrats Extol Health Care Law In Bid To Derail GOP Repeal
• Johns Hopkins Testing Drones To Assist With Providing Health Care
• Judge Reins In Roof's Movements On Sentencing Day
• Sentence commuted for ex-radical in notorious 1981 heist
• Appleby Shines As Gators Take Down Iowa In Outback Bowl
• Storm Moving Into Sierra Expected To Dump Over 1 Foot Of Snow In Tahoe Area
• Dick Clark Productions Rejects Mariah Carey's Sabotage Claim
• Twins Born Minutes Apart, In Different Years
• Beyonce’s mom taking break from social media
• CBS 2's Jay Levine Sets Interview With President Obama Before Farewell
• PennDOT Asking For Feedback On Completed Projects
• Neighbor sought in Pa. woman's chopping death detained
• Pres. Obama Enters Final Stretch Of His Presidency
• Bad Teeth Habits You May Not Know You Have
• Former President & CEO Of North Texas Food Bank Passes Away
• Construction To Resume In Spring For Liberty Bridge, Tunnel & Parkway West
• Kubiak: 'I'm Going To Find Something Else To Do'
• New Year's Lights Lead To New Life For Cuban Family
• Weather Blog: Fog And Scattered Showers Ahead
• Desperate search for Colo. boy missing since New Year's Eve
• Gase Needs To See Tannehill Practice Before Naming A Starter For Playoffs
• Man Shot In The Head While Driving On Detroit's West Side
• 4 Children Die In Amarillo Gas Poisoning; Others Injured
• NJ Man Wanted For Alleged Killing Of Estranged Wife Arrested
• 4 children dead in Texas pesticide spraying incident
• Could You Be Owed Class Action Settlement Money?
• Marching band at historically black college to perform at inauguration
• Deadly Queens Shooting Is City's First Homicide Of 2017, Cops Say
• Alameda Co. Cuts Court Clerk Office Hours Due To $5 Million Budget Deficit
• Police Question Man In Death Of Retired Sheriff's Deputy
• Warden: R.I. inmate climbed basketball hoop to escape
• Wisconsin Wins Cotton Bowl 24-16, Only Western Michigan Loss
• 2 Correctional Officers On Paid Leave After Prisoner Escapes RI Jail
• Winter Storm Warning For Eastern Sierra, North Of Reno
• Pharmacist heads to trial over fatal meningitis outbreak
• Billy Joel rings in 2017 singing "Miami 2017" in Miami
• Driver Slams Into Bronx Pizza Shop While Trying To Avoid Another Car
• Man Held After Alleged Crime Spree Across 3 States
• Wade Phillips: 'Still Hoping To Be With Broncos'
• Rose Parade Features Colorful Floats, Heavy Police Security
• Powerhouse Young Saxophonist Brings Band To SFJAZZ Center
• Alleged Burglar Fatally Shot While Breaking Into Vacant Long Beach Building
• Dolphins' Joseph Drawing Interest As Head Coaching Candidate
• Dallas Police Investigating Murder Of 83-Year-Old Man
• Third Person Dies Following Holyoke Apartment Building Fire
• WNBA Players Were Near Site Of Istanbul Attack, Coach Says
• Advocates Aim To End Drug-Related License Suspensions
• Blues Beat Blackhawks, 4-1, In Winter Classic
• Uber driver credited with saving teen from sex trafficking
• Inaugural Planners: Colorado Among Several States Represented In Parade
• Wisconsin Wins Cotton Bowl 24-16, Spoiling Western Michigan's Perfect Season
• Hundreds Raise Money For Charity By Taking Icy Dip In Mon River
• Trump Takes Dig At Rahm Emanuel Over Chicago Homicides
• Swarm Of More Than 250 Quakes In 3 Days Has CA Scientists On Edge
• Lawsuit: Pickens' Ex-Wife Asked Chef For 'Black People Food'
• More cases of Russian cyberattacks come to light
• Should The Pistons Trade For Paul Millsap?
• Report: Phish fan tried to steal Times Square cops' guns
• Several Detained In Deadly Turkey Nightclub Attack, Gunman At Large
• Couple Killed After 2-Car Crash Sends Sedan Into Westminster Flower Shop
• McCourty, McClellin's Miami Takeaway Completes Patriots' Turnover Turnaround
• 49ers CEO Jed York Apologizes For Terrible Season After Firing Head Coach, GM
• Bitcoin tops $1,000 amid growing acceptance of cyber currency
• Yellowstone River dam plan worries advocates for endangered fish
• For Kubiak, Health More Important Than Coaching
• Jerry Jones Counting On Chemistry For Top-Seeded Cowboys
• Man Allegedly Choked Daughter Over Explicit Snapchat Pictures
• Shane Morris To Transfer, John O'Korn Will Stay At Michigan
• Billie Lourd breaks silence on Fisher, Reynolds' deaths
• I Street Reopens After Standoff Suspect Taken Into Custody
• Methuen Police Seize $1.2 Million Worth Of 'China White' Fentanyl
• Alabama Band to March at Inauguration, Igniting Controversy
• For Trump, The 1980s Still Hold Relevance
• Proposed Law Would Allow Nurse Practitioners In Mass. To Prescribe Medical Marijuana
• After A Brief Break, Carson Wentz Plans On Getting Right Back To Work
• Love Triangle Leads To Gunfire In Warren; Woman Arrested For Shooting At Her Girlfriend
• TCU Backup QB Announces That He Will Transfer
• Man Charged With Arson In Fire That Gutted Historic NH Church
• Trump Takes Dig at Rahm Emanuel Over Chicago Homicides
• "Shaky hands" steadier after non-invasive treatment
• Netanyahu grilled by police over corruption allegations
• Celtics' Marcus Smart Hospitalized With Illness
• York: 49ers Need Culture Change After Firing Kelly, Baalke
• Twin boys born minutes apart arrived in different years
• Man who says he accidentally shot wife owed her $350,000
• PA Sets Sights On 2020 Census Projections
• Eva Amurri says son's night nurse cracked his skull
• Pistons Rally Past Short-Handed Heat, 107-98
• Man In Woods Located By Police Helicopter, Charged With 5th OUI
• Infant Revived Twice After Being Exposed to Fentanyl
• 4 Hospitalized After Wrong-Way Crash In Oakland County; Alcohol Believed To Be A Factor
• Report: McDaniels And Patricia Drawing Interest From Rams, Several Other Teams
• Schad On Dolphins: "They Need All Hands On Deck"
• ISIS suicide bomber kills 36 in bustling Baghdad market
• Raiders, Texans Not First To Start Playoffs With QB Problems
• Finland giving jobless workers "free" money
• Better Business Bureau Lowers MyPillow Rating To F
• Report: Woman, Dog & 18 Cats Survive Rochester House Fire
• 10-Month-Old Revived Twice After Being Exposed To Fentanyl
• Bruce Willis, Demi Moore donate Idaho theater
• Texas Tech To Be Tested In Big 12 Play
• Driver Who Abandoned Maserati After North Hollywood Car Chase Wanted
• Victoria Beckham, Naomie Harris among Queen's honors
• Arlington Twins Born In Different Years
• Mass. baby revived twice after ingesting fentanyl
• Tap Talk: Summit Beer Announces 2017 Beer Lineup
• Dunlap: Appreciate The Steelers Coaching Situation Today
• Factory activity buoys eurozone stocks
• Teen Who Went Missing Found Safe
• U-M Anthropologist To Inspect Mummified Body Found In Detroit Garage
• Inquirer Comments On Ejection Of Writer From Eagles Press Box
• Metra: Customers Must Transfer Mobile Tickets On New Phones
• Bag That Washed Ashore Is From Plane Carrying 6, Police Say
• 10-Month-Old Revived Twice After Being Exposed to Fentanyl
• New Year's Resolutions: Start Of The New Year - Happy New Year!
• Eagles Wonder What Might Have Been
• Seattle firetrucks collide, sending 8 firefighters to hospital
• Kitty litter helps Wyoming bentonite past drilling slump
• Certified Nurse Practitioners Can Prescribe Medical Marijuana Under New Mass. Proposal
• Brian Hoyer Hopes To Return With Bears
• Couple Found Dead Near SUV With Kids Inside Had 'No Obvious Signs Of Trauma'
• North Bay Father, Son Ride On Rose Parade Float
• New Law Bans Sale Of Specific Cough Suppressants To Minors
• Chicago saw more 2016 murders than NYC, LA combined
• Planning An Affordable Cruise Trip Just Got Easier
• Police Nab Person Of Interest In Brackenridge Woman's Homicide
• Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski Takes Leave To Have Back Surgery
• Patriots' Coordinators McDaniels, Patricia Mum On Interview Rumors
• Slick Roads, Heavy Traffic Causing Travel Nightmare In Truckee
• Jordan Hicks Looks Primed For An Even Bigger 2017
• Bears WR Kevin White Expects He'll Return The Same Player
• Shooting Victim Becomes Sacramento's First Homicide Of The Year
• Police Searching For Missing 16-Year-Old From Westmoreland County
• Northboro Home Destroyed In 2-Alarm Blaze
• Duke Coach Krzyzewski Takes Leave To Have Back Surgery
• Broncos Players Thank Kubiak: 'Great Coach, Even Better Man'
• Gophers' Nate Mason Named Big Ten Co-Player Of The Week
• President Obama's Farewell Speech Will Be Held At McCormick Place
• American wounded in Istanbul attack says he played dead
• ISIS Claims Responsibility For Deadly Nightclub Shooting, As Turkish Police Search For Suspect
• Rhode Island Bans Elephant Bullhooks; California's Ban Takes Effect In 2018
• Struggling Heat Head Out For Long Road Trip
• Dozens killed, some beheaded, in Brazil prison riot
• Mike Krzyzewski Takes Leave From Duke To Have Back Surgery
• ​Sleep may help people process traumatic events
• Obama has few options to protect DREAMers before Trump takes office
• Texas family blame Apple's FaceTime in suit over fatal crash
• Rajon Rondo To Remain Out Of Bulls' Rotation
• (Psst ... Hey Jets) QB Taylor Unsure What The Future Holds In Buffalo
• Elway, Broncos Begin Search For New Head Coach
• Villanova Is No. 1 for 5th Week, Baylor Moves To No. 2
• Why your chances of getting hacked could increase this year
• Peterson: I Would Consider Pay Cut To Stay With Vikings
• 'Rogue One' Tops Box Office For Third Straight Weekend
• Delco Records First Homicide After Man Found Shot In Car
• Amy Smart and Carter Oosterhouse welcome new baby
• New Space, Old Issues Await Legislature In New Session
• Wanted By FBI: Man In Murder Case Who May Be In Florida
• Report: Pittsburgh Gaining More Residents From Philadelphia Area
• Trump Presidency Puts California Legislature In Defense Mode
• CTM Spotify Playlist: January 2, 2017
• Limited Number Of Patriots Divisional Round Tickets On Sale January 6
• Doug Pederson's Last Message To His Players: 'We're Close'
• Duke's Mike Krzyzewski Stepping Away for Back Surgery
• Man Pays Parents' $1,500 Late Library Fees After 40 Years
• Charges after Ala. man thrown from balcony to his death
• Teen Accused Of Lewd Act In Front Of Sunbathing Woman
• Bill Wine's Winter Movie Preview
• Report: Senate Democrats plan to target eight of Trump's nominees
• Bag that washed ashore on Lake Erie from missing plane
• Nearly 200 News Laws Become Effective In January 2017
• 2 Injured, Man Charged In Violent Mobile Home Park Dispute
• Detroit's Historic Fort Wayne Has Eye On Past, Future
• New Year To Bring Headaches To Hwy. 169 Drivers
• Police Supt. Eddie Johnson Sets Plans For A Safer 2017
• Thanks To Passerby, 2 Escape Fire On Main Street In Oxford
• Under 3 Weeks Left: Obama In Closing Stretch Of Presidency
• ISIS Responsible For Nightclub Attack That Injured Delco Native
• Gary Kubiak 'Steps Down' As Broncos Head Coach
• Medicare revamping heart attack, hip fracture coverage
• 8 Bold Predictions For Boston Sports In 2017
• Citing Health Concerns, Broncos' Kubiak Steps Down As Head Coach
• Dom Show Notes 1.2.17
• Lightning Blamed For House Fire In Parker
• Security Stepped Up In Pasadena For Rose Parade, Bowl Game
• Vacaville Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Welfare Fraud, Running Drug House
• Man Banned From Starbucks For Asking 16-Year-Old Barista On Date Claims Ageism
• Preview: Blackhawks-Blues
• Watch: Leopard attacks after failed trapping attempt
• Cops: Kids, 4 and 1, among dead in S.C. murder-suicide
• Reggie Bush Sets Embarrassing NFL Rushing Record
• Parents dead near car had "no obvious signs of trauma"
• Trial For New England Compounding Pharmicist Scheduled This Week
• Cowboys Schedule Set For 2017 - And It's Good
• Cedric Maxwell: In This NBA, Celtics Can Build Around Isaiah Thomas
• The Colony Police Department Thanks Couple For Paying For Officer's Meals
• Pompei: Observations From Bears-Vikings
• Unarmed Man Fatally Shot By Off-Duty Officer In Hermosa
• Man Shot 4 Times, Dies In North Philly
• Josh Groban apologizes for dissing Mariah Carey
• Syrian boy with no arms thrives in U.S., hopes for family
• Police Seek Driver That Killed Woman During A Hit-And-Run In Austin
• CPD: 5 Killed, 41 Wounded In New Year's Weekend Shootings
• Police Search For Driver Who Fled South Side Traffic Stop, Crash
• Police: 15-Year-Old Girl Killed In Loop Crash
• Suspect Sought In Double Shooting That Leaves 1 Dead
• Police Chase Ends In Fatal Crash; Passenger In Fleeing Minivan Ejected From Vehicle
• 3 Wounded In Austin Drive-By Shooting
• Cosby's Attorneys Give Reasoning For Moving Trial
• Top Targets For Republican Congress: Obamacare, Social Security, Medicare, Environment
• Man From Texas Drowns Off Florida Panhandle Beach
• Firefighters Rescue 8 People Trapped In Gold Coast Elevator
• Female Officer Sues Pennsylvania Town, Claims Firing Over Gender
• Look For Deals On Fitness Tech, 4K TVs In January
• Metra Installs Portraits Of South Chicago Residents At Stations
• New Dallas County DA Officially Sworn In
• Michigan State's Women's Basketball Coach Faints During Game
• Slain Pa. Trooper's Funeral Arrangements Announced
• Fireworks kill woman on New Year’s Day in Hawaii
• Man Arrested For Setting Fire To South SF Medical Clinic New Year's Day
• Rose Parade Features Boy Who Had Double Hand Transplant In Philly
• Poll: Trump will start off term in historically weak position
• Police: Man, 36, Arrested After Missing Northfield Teen Located
• How To Get A Better Handle On Your Finances In 2017
• 1 Killed In Willowbrook Garage Fire
• Police Find Man Dead And A Woman Wounded Inside Dallas Home
• Prince George's County Police Investigate 2 Homicides
• Wannstedt On Dolphins Playoff Matchup: "I'm All Over The Steelers"
• 1 Injured In St. Paul Car Crash, Police Investigate
• NJSP: Man Stole More Than $570 Worth of Red Bull, Diapers, Baby Formula
• Carrie Fisher's autopsy completed
• Man, 20, Charged With Firing At Detroit Police Officers
• I-70 Shut Down Due To Accidents
• Victoria Beckham, Mel C reunite to sing “2 Become 1”
• Twins Born 10 Minutes Apart Have Different Birth Years
• Woman Killed in New Year's Day Fireworks Explosion in Hawaii
• Lions Team Grades: Detroit Still Playoffs Bound Despite 31-24 Loss To Green Bay
• President Obama Announces Farewell Speech
• Philadelphia's Sugary Drink Tax Is Now In Effect
• The 1980s still hold relevance for Trump
• SpaceX completes failure probe, gears up for new launch
• After 'Full' 2016, Bill Schuette Eyes Governorship
• Packers Say Lions Jumping -- Not So Much Crowd Noise -- Caused False Start Penalties
• Slain Pennsylvania Trooper's Funeral Arrangements Announced
• Man Shot Twice After New Year's Day Argument In The Bronx
• Appleby, Gators Set To Battle Iowa In Outback Bowl
• Why Making The Playoffs Was The Worst Thing The Lions Could Have Done [BLOG]
• Missing 'At-Risk' Teen Found Safe
• Obama defends presidential legacy on social media
• Steve Smith Says Goodbye After Modest Game
• Gold Stars, Penalty Flags: Patriots Finish Off Regular Season The Right Way
• Report: If Johnson Serves Trump, Control Of Jets Likely To Shift To Brother
• Rose Parade Float Will Honor Pulse Nightclub Victims
• Broncos' Kubiak To Announce Retirement
• Report: Delaware Man Wounded in Istanbul Attack Played Dead
• DeRusha Eats: 2016 Highlights
• Michael Floyd After Big Day: 'I Feel Wanted, And That's A Good Feeling'
• Trump aide questions U.S. response to Russian hacking
• Dog Named 'Scarface' Attacks Family Trying To Dress It In Sweater
• Straphangers Excited To Ride 'Clean, Beautiful' Second Avenue Subway
• Cuba Sees Record Tourism Increase
• Crocodile Bites French Tourist Posing For Photo At Thai Park
• Dolphins Will Face Pittsburgh On Sunday In Wild Card Playoff Game
• Former 'Hills' Star Lauren Conrad Announces Pregnancy Via Instagram
• Mullally posts "Will & Grace" photo amid reboot rumors
• Italian winemaker uses unlikely secret weapon to improve crop of grapes
• Red Cross Asks For Help After Recent Spike In Large Local Fires
• D.C. hotel guest dies after 10-floor plunge in boiler shaft
• Under 3 Weeks Left: Obama in Closing Stretch of Presidency
• Skeptical of Russia cyberattack, Trump to meet with U.S. intel heads
• Kylie's Kids: Meet Narriah
• College Basketball's Top 10 Conference Games To Watch in 2017
• College Basketball's Top 10 Conference Games In 2017
• Pilot found "slumped over in the seat” arrested
• NFL Teams Get Head Start On 'Black Monday'; Others May Act Soon
• Donald Trump-Themed Restaurant Opens In Iraqi Kurdistan
• Lauren's List: What Not To Say To Your Boss
• 1 Hurt In Mass Pike Tractor-Trailer Rollover
• Mike Preston Grades The Ravens Season Ending Loss To The Bengals In Cincinnati
• Was Mariah Carey Sabotaged? Dick Clark Productions Rejects Claim
• Police: Man Robs Johnston Bank Wearing Spider-Man Hat
• Pit Bull Attacks Woman Who Tried To Dress It In A Sweater
• Obama plans farewell address for next week
• Japan's annual sticky cake tradition claims lives again
• Monday, January 2, 2017
• Keidel: Questions Never Cease With The Perennially Downtrodden Jets
• Vikings' Linebacker Chad Greenway Expected To Announce Retirement
• Children Of Obese Parents At Risk Of Developmental Delays, Says Study
• Concerns over Queen Elizabeth’s health
• Refugees Coming To California Struggle With PTSD And Other Health Problems
• Patriots To Host Divisional Round Game On January 14
• Trump Not Sold On Russian Link To Hacking
• Adventure Aquarium Welcomes Loggerhead Sea Turtle
• Crash On I-495 In Hopkinton Leaves Man, 30, Dead
• Penn State Fans Facing Tight Security For Rose Bowl Festivities
• Dick Clark Productions Rejects Carey's Sabotage Claim
• Dog Attacks Family Trying To Dress It In Sweater, 3 Hurt
• Girl shot dead inside her bedroom; teen suspect turns gun on himself
• Report: Pennsylvania Could Lose 1 Or 2 House Seats
• Atkins Leads Texas Women Past Iowa State 75-68
• This Morning from CBS News, Jan. 2, 2017
• Lady Bears Rout Kansas 90-43
• Why one man got barrage of calls after "Hollyweed" sign sabotage
• PTL Links: Jan. 2, 2017
• Made In Chicago: Serve Style
• Get Movin' Monday: January Deals And Sales
• NYC welcomes Second Avenue subway
• LeMont Steak Diane Recipe
• Obama In Closing Stretch Of His Presidency
• With Roof As His Own Lawyer, Sentencing Begins In Slayings
• Palladino: Lack Of Experience Could Doom Giants In Playoffs
• Sen. Warren Seeks To Pull Pot Shops Out Of Banking Limbo
• 2-Alarm Fire Ravages Home In Delaware County
• Boomer & Carton Podcast & MOTD: Jan. 2, 2017
• Boomer & Carton: Jerry Is Up To His Old Tricks Again
• Cotton Bowl Is Culmination Of Whirlwind Season For W. Michigan Player
• Boomer & Carton: Out With The Old ...
• The Republicans who could cause trouble for Trump
• 10 large-cap stocks to consider for 2017
• New Year Brings Higher Gas Tax
• USC, Penn State Return To Rose Bowl After Trying Times
• Fire Destroys Home In Armstrong County
• What research says about erasing credit card debt
• Under 3 Weeks Left: Obama In Closing Stretch of Presidency 
• How the debt load figures into picking a college
• How To Avoid A Mariah Carey Meltdown
• Missing Boy's Mother: 'Something Really Bad Might Have Happened'
• Production co. rejects Mariah Carey's "absurd" sabotage claim
• Weekend Box Office Report: 'Rogue One' In First Place 3 Weeks In A Row
• Judge: Township Wrongly Treated Proposed Mosque Differently
• ISIS claims carnage as new video shows Istanbul attack
• Improving Patient Satisfaction Surveys
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Videos from January 2, 2017

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