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• Berkeley Artist Proposes 'ABARTments' To Recycle BART Cars
• Snow Hammers The Sierra, Creating Fun And Fear
• Concord Lawmakers To Decide Fate Of Proposed 18,000-Seat Soccer Stadium
• Former Bay Area News Anchor Sylvia Chase Dies, At 80
• Cops Eating Burgers Thwart In-N-Out Smash And Grab
• Warriors Hold Off Kings, 127-123 In Game With Most 3-Pointers Combined In NBA History
• Quick, Kopitar Hit 300th Milestones, Kings Rout Oilers 4-0
• Mudslide Traps Cars In Southern California
• Dak Leads Charge In Cowboys Playoff Victory Over Seahawks 24-22
• Kings Set Team Record For 3-Pointers, Still Fall Short To Curry, Warriors
• Cal Bears Mourn Death Of Football Player Bryce Turner
• Baltimore Police Intervene After Teen Shot In West Baltimore; 1 Suspect Injured, Others Fled
• Rescuers Describe Dramatic, Pitch-Black Rescue Of 5 Including Unconscious Child In Co-Op City Apartment Fire
• Parents Say Staff Didn't Call 911 After Toddler's Finger Was Severed At Westchester Daycare Center
• Worldwide Search For Rare Blood Type To Help 2-Year-Old Girl With Cancer Heads To NYC
• Elliott, Cowboys power past Seahawks for 24-22 wild-card win
• Excitement In Baltimore Builds For Ravens, Chargers Game
• Baby Sitter Accused Of Killing Boy And Giving Body To Mother
• Coleman, Osetkowski Lead Texas Past West Virginia
• String Band Plays Moving Tribute As Community Mourns Loss Of 3 Victims Killed In Crash
• Dog Owner: 'There Was Blood Everywhere' After Unleashed Pit Bull Attack
• Neighbors Notice Increased Police Presence Following Mob Attacks
• Three People Hospitalized In Separate Saturday Shootings
• Dallas Business Will Make Cowboys Game Balls After Beating Seahawks
• Salisbury Harbormaster's Home Heavily Damaged By Fire
• Police: Three Lodi Stores Selling Tobacco To Minors Busted
• Texas man fights to save son, convicted of deadly attack on family, from execution
• Islanders Top Blues, Winning Streak At 6
• Flood Advisory Issued For LA County, Burn Areas On Alert
• Thieves Smash Display Case With Hammers, Steal Diamonds From Vernon Hills Jewelry Store
• Thousands Pack Arlington Restaurant To Watch Cowboys Game
• Mudslides, Flooding Close PCH At Northern LA County Border
• Man In Wheelchair Rescued After Fire Spreads To Multiple Houses In Homestead
• Embiid, Simmons Lead 76ers Past Mavericks, 106-100
• Almost 2,000 Columbia Gas Customers Without Service In Donora
• Widener University Suing Chester Over Plans To Put 1,200 Parking Meters On Campus
• John Legend: "Surviving R. Kelly" appearance "didn't feel risky"
• AP Source: Reliever Britton, Yankees Agree To 3-Year Deal
• 55-Year-Old Pedestrian Killed In Inver Grove Heights Hit-And-Run
• Website Design Company Creates Special Site To Catch Thief
• DoorDash Begins Testing Self-Driving Cars For Food Delivery In SF
• Wagner, Backes Score In Bruins' 2-1 Win Over Sabres
• CPD Welcomes Nearly 100 New Officers
• 2 Charged With Capital Murder After Attempting To Rob, Shoot Man They Followed Home In Dallas County
• Grady Returns To Help Davidson Beat Duquesne 65-61
• Nashville Council At Odds With Kid Rock And Bar Sign
• Robert Morris Scoots Past Mt. St. Mary's 62-59
• 'We Need To Make A Change:' Gov. Jerry Brown Warns Of Climate Risks As He Prepares To Leave Office
• 3 Make-A-Wish Kids Sign 1-Day Contracts With Pens
• 3 Dead, 4 Injured In Southern California Bowling Alley Shooting
• MSU Holds Off OSU In Columbus 86-77
• Gov. Baker Visits Local Shops In Merrimack Valley During Inaugural Tour
• Elizabeth Warren Tests Anti-Corruption Theme To Cheers In Iowa Debut
• Rain Forces Global Winter Wonderland To Close Early
• Rain Delays, Cancels Hundreds Of Flights At SFO, Travelers Call Ahead
• Snow, Wind Will Create Difficult Mountain Driving Sunday Into Monday
• Cowboys WR Allen Hurns Suffers Gruesome Ankle Injury In Playoff Game
• Philadelphia Man Charged With Murder, Aggravated Assault Following 2 Separate Shootings In Atlantic City
• 3 Killed, 4 Injured In Shooting At Torrance Bowling Alley
• Baltimore Residents Weigh In On Police Commissioner Nominee
• 22-Year-Old Sworn In As Borough Administrator In NJ
• Duck-Chasing Dog Pulls Itself From Icy Water
• 3 Arrested In Chisago County Police Pursuit
• Father-daughter duo clean up national park during shutdown
• Police Fatally Shoot Rotten Robbie Worker Who Went On Shooting Rampage
• Villanova Beats Providence Despite Long Scoring Drought
• Jokic Scores Season-High 39, Nuggets Beat Hornets 123-110
• Corporal Ronil Singh's Watch Ends With Moving Ceremony
• Two Shot At Home Where Investigators Previously Investigated Homicide
• Smoke Detectors Available For 99 Cents At 11 Home Depot Locations This Weekend
• Sunshine Goes Away Sunday As Clouds Roll In Overnight
• Aaron's Coffee Corner Provides Comfort To Families At Lurie Children's Hospital
• Patriots Will Face Either Chargers Or Ravens After Texans Fall To Colts
• Carrollton Non-Profit Hands Out Warm Clothing To Dallas People In Need
• Heavy Snow Causing Slow Go In The Sierra
• Non-profit Rescues 10 Dogs From Being Put To Sleep In Texas Shelter
• Jets Interview Former Packers Coach Mike McCarthy
• 17-Year-Old Theft Suspect Shot By Hemet Police
• Cowboys, Seahawks Fans Bring Own Thunder While Tailgating
• Colorado Teenager Becomes Junior Snowshoeing Champion Of The World
• Government Shutdown Puts Federal Probe Into Merrimack Valley Gas Explosions On Hold
• Man Attacked And Robbed By Teengers At Illinois Medical District CTA Station
• What To Watch For At This Sunday's Golden Globes
• Fallen Tree Blocking Light Rail Tracks In Downtown Sacramento
• Bluefin tuna sells for record $3M at Tokyo auction
• Head Of NYC Taxi Commission Stepping Down After 5 Years
• DoorDash, GM Motors Partner To Deliver Food In Self-Driving Cars
• Flames Hand Flyers 5th Straight Loss
• Spurgeon Leads Wild Past Senators 4-3
• 81-Year-Old Woman Killed In Rice County Crash
• Woman Arrested After Malnourished Infant Dies At Hospital
• Community holds vigil as police hunt for killer of 7-year-old girl
• Elderly Man Out For Nightly Walk Killed In Morton Grove Hit-And-Run Friday
• 49ers' Exum Fined $53,482 by NFL for Hit on Rams' Woods
• Man With History Of Lewd Behavior Charged With Sudbury Indecent Exposure
• Southland Storm Expected To Bring Heavy Rain And Snow; Mudslides And Flooding Possible
• St. John's Wins At Georgetown For 1st Time Since 2003
• Two Killed After Truck Rolls Off High Country Road
• 50 Firefighters Put Out Blaze Involving Box Truck, Building
• Man Killed After Patrol Car Crosses Center Line, Strikes Pickup Truck
• Police: 19-Year-Old Pedestrian Killed In St. Paul Crash ID'd
• Airports seeing rise in TSA screeners calling off work
• Dozens Of Pittsburgh-Area Aldi Stores Affected By Potato Chip Recall
• Cowboys Look To Feed Playoff Hunger With Win Against Seahawks
• Mets Acquire OF Broxton From Brewers For Wahl, 2 Prospects
• Wet, Windy Weekend Storms Begin Pounding Bay Area
• Cross-Country Skiers Not So Thrilled With January Warm-Up
• Grandmother, 2 Grandchildren Killed In Hunting Park House Fire: Officials
• High Speed Rail From St. Louis To Chicago Faces More Delays
• Student, 19-Year-Old Driver Injured After Car Crashes Into School Bus
• Knicks' Kanter to Skip London Trip For Fear Of Erdogan Reprisal
• Elway Travels To Boston To Interview Brian Flores, Patriots' LB Coach
• 1 Firefighter Hurt In Blaze At Chicago's Vista Tower
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Shooting That Left 2 Dead
• Weekend shutdown talks led by Pence to go into a second day
• Hundreds Rally As 7-Year-Old Houston Girl's Killer Remains Unknown
• Slain Newman Officer Singh Called 'American Hero' at Funeral in Modesto
• Salisbury Man Charged With Possessing Improvised Explosive Device
• Bond Revoked For Accused W.Va. Mine Trespasser
• 3 dead in shooting at California bowling alley
• Hy-Vee Recalls Cheesecakes Due To Salmonella Contamination Risk
• Community Gathers At State Capitol To Support Mother In Sanctuary
• 3 Killed In West Oakland Shooting
• 1/5 CBS2 Saturday Evening Weather Headlines
• Magnitude 6.1 Quake Strikes Aleutian Islands; No Tsunami Expected
• Report: Steelers Expected To Restructure, Extend Roethlisberger's Deal
• Girl with Down syndrome and terminal illness becomes flight attendant
• Man Dies Trying To Rescue Wife After Fire Sparks In Garage, Officials Say
• Woman Dead After Turning On Red Light In Dallas
• Greensburg Woman Sentenced For Allowing Men To Sexually Touch 3-Year-Old
• Community Welcomes Deputy Back To Full Duty After Months Of Recovery
• City Hall's Christmas Tree Cut Down, Marks End Of Holiday Season
• Attack, Robbery By Group Of Teenagers Reported At CTA Blue Line Platform
• Woman Dies In Single Vehicle Accident In Dallas
• Volant Is Latest Pittsburgh Area Town To Be Honored
• Don Lemon urges Kevin Hart to be an ally to LGBT community
• Police: Gunman Locks 6 People In Back Room During Salon Robbery
• Police Investigating After Man Shot Outside Deli In North Philadelphia
• Hundreds Of TSA Screeners Working Without Pay Call Out Sick At Major Airports
• Investigators Share More Details About Hit-And-Run That Injured 91-Year-Old
• Pitt Slammed By UNC 85-60 In ACC Opener
• St. Paul Police Search For Manuel Morales, 83
• Guadalupe Ponce, 77, From Gage Park Located
• Small Fire On Chicago Flight Caused By E-Cigarette
• People At High Risk
• School Settles With States By Forgiving Nearly Half Billion Dollars In Student Debt
• Flu Symptoms & Complications
• Diagnosing The Flu
• Evacuations Lifted After Gas Leak Sparks Underground Explosion In Westlake
• Robbery Suspect In Custody After Escaping Police In Brooklyn
• New Hampshire To Consider Statewide Ban On Plastic Bags, Straws
• Delaware Ranked One Of Worst States To Raise Kids, Study Says
• U.S. sends troops in response to possible "violent" protests in Congo
• Missing: Ogima Joseph Currie, 13, Disappeared From Duluth Youth Center
• Penguins D Justin Schultz Returns To Ice
• Thornton K9 Officer To Receive Invaluable Tool From Nonprofit
• Ryan Hughes
• Social Workers Added To Library Staff For Homeless: 'A Really Positive Thing'
• Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is sharing his love of reading
• Undercover Operation Leads to Drug Arrests In Munhall
• Man Allegedly Assaulted 86-Year-Old Cab Driver In Logan Airport Road Rage Incident
• AT&T makes new predictions about technology's future
• South Jersey Man Admits Using Hammer To Fatally Beat Sleeping Girlfriend, Prosecutors Say
• Millions Could Face Severe Cuts To Food Stamps Due To Government Shutdown
• TSA Screeners Working Without Pay During Government Shutdown Calling Out Sick
• Producers Guild Award Nominees Include "Black Panther"
• 22-year-old with deadly disease loses disability insurance
• 2 FDNY Firehouses Temporarily Shut Down In Queens Due To Scabies Infestation
• Albert Lea Officers, Victim In Deadly Shooting ID'd
• Fort Lauderdale's Kaluz Serves Up Tantalizing Tuna Tartare In This Week's Digital Bite
• Marriott Says 25 Million Passport Numbers Stolen In Data Breach
• Federal agencies directed to hold off raises for top officials during shutdown
• Woman Killed, Man Seriously Injured After Being Hit By Car In Long Beach
• Red Wings Use OT To Down Predators 4-3
• Arson Squad Investigating Fire In East Hanover After 2 Bodies Are Found
• Free Admission For Federal Employees To Denver Museum Of Nature & Science
• Teacher Arrested For Alleged Sexual Contact With Former Student
• Russia Falls To USA In World Junior Semi-Final
• COPA Employee Charged After Sending False Mass Shooting Threat
• Major Weekend Service Changes Take Effect For PATH Train Riders
• Residents, Several Pets Safe After Troy Hill Fire
• 3 Dead In Shooting At California Bowling Alley
• Police: No Arrests After 2 Men Stabbed In St. Paul
• Trump asked Pelosi why everyone wants to impeach him, source says
• Attorney Accused In Series Of Sex Assaults
• Ice Jam Concern Prompts Flood Alert For Two Rivers In Western Colorado
• MBTA Brings Back Popular Discount Commuter Rail Weekend Fares
• Steelers Reportedly Willing To Listen To Offers For Antonio Brown
• Police Say Suspect Tried To Lure 11-Year-Old Girl
• Fall River Center Reaches Capacity Of Clothing Donations After Massive Apartment Fire
• Plugged In To DFW: Blue Zones Project
• Congresswoman displays transgender pride flag outside office
• Suspect In Custody After Woman Stabbed In Head, Police Say
• Police Investigating Fatal Accident In Beaver County
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links (Jan. 5, 2019)
• Devils Beat Coyotes 3-2 After Kinkaid Stops 21 Shots
• Knicks Take Lakers 119-112, Snap 8-Game Skid
• Ellwood City Hospital Employees Finally Get Paid
• The Dish: Boston chef Karen Akunowicz
• 2 Men Injured During Home Invasion In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Fire In Hill District Displaces 6 Residents
• California Police: 3 Dead, 4 Injured In Bowling Alley Shooting
• UPS Driver Who Caused Route 28 Chain Reaction Crash That Injured 3 People Found To Be DUI, In Possession of Open Container, Marijuana
• Authentic Wine Selection Brings You The World Through Wine
• 1/5 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• Cinnamongirl Empowers Young Girls To Lead
• The Robby Poblete Foundation's Art Of Peace Program Using Art As A Vehicle For Change
• Don't Miss Cirque Du Soleil's 'Volta' Under The Big Top
• Saturday's Show Info (01/05/19)
• Ex-deputies charged in deaths of women who drowned in transport van
• Furry Tails: Hoppers Is Waiting For A Forever Home

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