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Articles from December 6, 2020

• Elderly Hiker, Dog Rescued After Night Spent in Marin County Creek Bed
• Low-Income Denver Student Overcomes Added COVID Struggles While Applying To College
• Marlon Reis, Colorado's First Gentleman, Taken To Hospital With Worsening COVID Symptoms
• Remembering Jaime Perez: A Special Education Teacher Killed In Long Beach
• Berkeley Police Seek Suspects In Armed Carjacking In UC Parking Garage
• Riverside County Bracing For Financial Impacts Of Shutdowns Under New Stay-At-Home Order
• Trailer Home Destroyed As SWAT Team Arrests Barricaded Suspect
• Tamia Jackson, Displaced By Richton Park Fire, Gets A Special Sweet 16 Celebration
• CA Politicians React To Biden Picking Xavier Becerra To Lead Health And Human Services
• Terrell Bosley Anti-Violence Association, Named For 2006 Homicide Victim, Holds Annual Coat And Toy Giveaway
• Fire Damages Church In Arlington Heights
• 22-Year LAPD Veteran Sergeant Fred Cueto Dies From Coronavirus
• Organizations Come Together To Offer Reward For Arrest In Shooting That Killed Retired Fire Lt. Dwain Williams
• Flu Numbers Are The Lowest They've Been In The Last Five Seasons
• Staten Island Bar Owner Arrested Again For Violating COVID-19 Order Hit Deputy With Car, NYC Sheriff Says
• The Gunner Olszewski Game: How Converted DII Defensive Back Helped Fuel Patriots' Blowout Of Chargers
• Two Young Minnesota Friends Killed In Car Accident In Wisconsin
• Doctor Calls Response To Second COVID Surge In Massachusetts 'Wholly Inadequate'
• Ups & Downs: Patriots Dominate All Three Phases In Blowout Win Over Chargers
• Lib's Grill In Perry Hall Adds Igloos To Keep Holiday Spirit Up During COVID-19 Pandemic
• New York City Public Elementary, Pre-K Schools To Reopen For In-Person Classes Monday
• Living Room Sports: Former Cowboys Coach Dave Campo
• Broncos Fall To Chiefs On Sunday Night
• Who Was The Broncos MVP On Sunday Night?
• Sacramento Business Owners Anticipate Tighter Restrictions As San Joaquin Valley Enforces Stay-At-Home Order
• 27-Year-Old Ivan Turner Jr Charged With Attempted Murder In Essex Shooting
• Black Sunday Holiday Expo Showcases Small Businesses With Big Ambitions
• COVID Pandemic: South Bay Residents Squeeze In Last-Minute Shopping Before Lockdown
• Man Dies After Skid Steer Rolls Into Manure Pit
• Dallas Residents Remain Concerned About Street Racing, Stunt Meetups After Recent Vandalism
• 18-Year-Old Man Still Missing After Falling Into Ridley Creek Saturday Night
• Bay Area Wildfire Threat: Red Flag Warning Issued; PG&E Cancels Planned North Bay Shutoffs
• Gilroy Police Looking For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Left Man Seriously Injured
• Rudy Giuliani Tests Positive For COVID-19, President Trump Says In Tweet
• Chargers Fall To Patriots, 45-0
• 'We Needed A Spark': Doug Pederson Noncommittal On Eagles' Starting QB After Benching Carson Wentz For Jalen Hurts
• Some Colleges Axing 'Secondary Sports' Like Gymnastics And Tennis As Pandemic Continues (60 Minutes)
• COVID Pandemic: President-Elect Biden Picks California AG Xavier Becerra for HHS to Lead Virus Response
• New Castle Family Displaced After Fire Destroys Their Home
• Restaurant Workers Concerned About Making Ends Meet When SoCal Stay-At-Home Order Takes Effect
• Historic Middle Collegiate Church Holds Virtual Sunday Service Day After Fire Nearly Destroyed Building
• SpaceX Launches Next-Generation Dragon Cargo Ship to Space Station
• Police Charge East Orange Man In Killing Of Aieshia McFadden, Mother Of 4 Found Shot In Jersey City
• Bill Belichick Becomes First Head Coach With Wins In 50 Different NFL Stadiums
• Teens, 14 And 16, Found With Loaded Gun During Traffic Stop In Stockton
• Glendale Officer's Social Media Post Called 'Insensitive.. Poor Taste'; Officer Chandler Phillips Under Investigation In Fatal Shooting
• Brooklyn Park Man With Dementia Reunited With Family
• Man Found Shot To Death In Car In Portage Park
• First-Place Giants Stun Wilson, Seahawks For 4th Straight Win
• Mayor Lightfoot Addresses State Of COVID-19 Pandemic In Chicago, Vaccine Distribution On 'Face The Nation'
• One Arrested As Demonstrators Mark 13th Consecutive Day Of Garcetti Protests
• Kayaker Rescued From Marsh In Patuxent River Park By Maryland State Police Helicopter
• Ice Smashes Into Windshield Of Car Driving Down I-95
• Raiders Stun Jets With Game-Winning Hail Mary
• Viola Davis on knowing struggle
• Viola Davis' journey to Triple Crown-winning actress
• Viola Davis on Chadwick Boseman's final role
• Golden Professor Develops Face Shield With Environment In Mind
• U.S. faces nitrile glove shortage
• The US Has Added 1M New Coronavirus Cases In Just 5 Days, Johns Hopkins University Data Shows
• The wild west market for PPE
• Some colleges axing "secondary sports" as pandemic continues
• Eagles Bench Carson Wentz In Third Quarter, Fall To Packers For Fourth Straight Loss
• No. 11 WVU Finishes Strong, Beat Georgetown 80-71
• Patriots Blow Out Chargers To Get Back To .500, Stay Alive In Playoff Hunt
• Biden Taps California AG Xavier Becerra To Head Health And Human Services Department
• Taking A Sad Sunday And Making It Worse: Trubisky Fumbles, Bears Blow Lead And Lose To Lions
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Breezy Overnight, Wind Chill In Teens; Brisk Start Monday
• Scene from movie "Elf" comes to life as Buddy meets dad in Boston
• Community Fridges Tackle Food Insecurity In Denver
• You Gotta Be Kidding: Jets Beaten By Raiders On Bomb In Final Seconds, Fall To 0-12
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Fox Chapel Area School District Resuming In-Person Instruction On December 7
• Schools Confront 'Off The Rails' Number Of Failing Grades
• Police Looking For 2 Persons Of Interest In Fort Lupton Deadly Shooting
• 'Is Miami Back?': Hurricanes May Finally Have A Good Answer
• Cam Newton Extends His Own NFL Record, Hits Double Digits In Rushing TDs For Third Time
• Woman, 15-Year-Old Boy Shot, Wounded In East Garfield Park
• Patriots Special Teams Scores Two Touchdowns In Blowout Win Over Chargers
• Power Restoration Expected To Be A 'Multi-Day Process' In Maine, New Hampshire After Storm
• 14-Day Quarantine Is Still Best Before Seeing Loved Ones For The Holidays, Dr. Leana Wen Says
• Pirates' Pitcher Geoff Hartlieb And Wife Expecting First Child
• High Surf Hazard Warning Issued for Bay Area Beaches Monday, Tuesday
• Tua Throws For 296 Yards As Dolphins Beat Bengals 19-7
• John Kellner Declares Victory In Race For 18th Judicial District
• Man Shot At Party At Dance Studio In Placentia With 100+ Attendees
• Texas Adds 8,436 New COVID-19 Cases Sunday, Hospitalizations Just Under 9,000
• Woman In Wheelchair Hit And Killed By Plow Truck In Lowell
• Wynter, Okros Lift Drexel Over Coppin State 69-54
• Revolution Fall To Crew 1-0 In Eastern Conference Final
• Suspected Mail Thieves Caught In Front Of Teller County McDonald's
• Unbeaten Steelers Focusing On Washington Football Team, Not Perfection
• With Bailey's Overtime Field Goal, Vikings Outlast Jaguars 27-24
• Baltimore Woman Who Ran Unlicensed Assisted Living Facilities Pleads Guilty To Neglect Of Vulnerable Adult Resulting In Death
• Massachusetts Reports 4,747 New COVID Cases, 48 Additional Deaths
• Texas Parks And Wildlife Says No Evidence Of Mountain Lion Attack In North Texas Area Where Man Was Found Dead
• Carr Claws Back Raiders Victory Over Jets With TD Bomb to Rookie Ruggs
• Overdose Suspected In Deaths Of Two Inmates At W. Va. Jail
• Vaccines Won't End COVID So Keep Wearing Your Mask, Top Health Official Says
• Pasadena Ends Outdoor Dining With Restrictions To Follow New Stay-At-Home Order
• Patriots' Playoff Chances Take A Hit Prior To Blowout Win In Los Angeles
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Keystone Oaks Continuing Online Learning Through December 11
• Dallas County Reports 1,852 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Deaths Sunday
• Charles County Corporal Robert Cadrette Dies Of COVID-19 Complications, Charles County Sheriff's Office Says
• Dalton Keene Active For Patriots Vs. Chargers
• Rudy Giuliani Tests Positive For COVID-19, Trump Says (CBS News)
• Errol Spence Jr. Beats Danny Garcia At AT&T Stadium, Keeps Titles In 1st Fight Since Crash
• COVID In Florida: 8,436 New Daily Cases And 96 Additional Deaths
• Elementary School Teacher Donates Kidney To Her School's Custodian
• Irving Firefighter Severely Injured After Being Hit By Wrong-Way Driver
• Woman Fatally Shot While Sitting In Vehicle In North Chicago
• What happens when your PlayStation 5 gets error code 108255-1
• Pilot Dies After Small Plane Crash In Windom
• Juvenile Girl Dies, Three Injured In Early Morning San Jose Stolen Car Crash
• North Versailles Police Department Searching For Trespassing Suspect
• Stargazer Alert: Jackson Lake Ready For Geminid Meteor Shower
• Hershey's Facing Social Media Backlash After Changing Popular Hershey's Kisses Christmas Bells Ad
• SpaceX Launches Dragon Supply Ship Packed With Christmas Treats & Presents To Space Station
• Police Ask For Public Assistance In Identifying Masked Suspects
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Reports 7,598 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 76 Additional Deaths
• Worcester's DCU Center Opens As COVID Field Hospital
• Report: Patriots' Games In Los Angeles Won't Be Affected By Stay-At-Home Order
• The Grinch Delivering Pizzas For Antonino's In La Grange
• Mother Identifies Man Fatally Shot By Police In Northeastern Minnesota
• 1 Of 2 US Marshals Wounded In Bronx Shootout Released From Hospital
• U.S. Vaccine Chief Moncef Slaoui Sees 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel' (CBS News)
• Car Theft Suspect Leads Police On Erratic Chase, Steals 2nd Car In Middle Of Pursuit
• Myron Martinez Identified As 1 Set Of Human Remains In Southern Colorado
• Search Continues For Gunman Who Shattered Windshield Of LAPD Vehicle In Pacoima
• Wilkinsburg Police, Local Groups Partner For Gun Buy Back Event
• UFO? Turns Out Lights Above Colorado Are SpaceX's Starlink Satellites
• Mountain Lion Named 'Squeak' Travels Across 558 Miles In Fascinating Journey To Colorado
• Monolith 'Appears' Near Space Port In Colorado
• Double Dragons: SpaceX Launches Space Station Supplies
• Patriots' Mystery Man Ernie Adams Won't Reveal Pink Stripes Meaning: 'Sometimes It's Best To Leave Things To People's Imaginations'
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell
• Facing South Florida: Feeding South Florida
• COVID In Minnesota: 64 More Fatalities Reported As Death Toll Nears 4,000
• Indiana COVID-19 Update: 6,678 New Confirmed Cases, 34 Additional Deaths
• Krebs says it's "well past the time" for GOP to acknowledge Trump defeat
• Mom Arrested On DUI Charges; Walked Into Traffic On Highway 101 Holding 4-Month-Old Baby
• Steelers Kicker Chris Boswell's Gameday Status Downgraded To 'Doubtful'
• Two Year-Old Shot In Montgomery County
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on December 6, 2020
• Santa Rosa Manhunt Ends; SWAT Team Helps Take Fatal Stabbing Suspect Into Custody
• Gottlieb says U.S. could near 4,000 deaths a day as virus surges
• Power Outages Top 50,000 In Massachusetts During Saturday Snowstorm
• A Silver Lining Foundation In Need Of Donations During Pandemic To Continue Providing Free Breast Health Screenings
• Transcript: Chris Krebs on "Face the Nation"
• Regional Stay-At-Home Order To Take Effect At Midnight
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• I-70 Traffic: Drivers Should Expect Delays On Sunday Heading West
• Transcript: James Linder on "Face the Nation"
• Man Dead, Woman Injured After Drive-By Shooting In West Town
• Report: Ben Roethlisberger Attended Sunday Practice, Expected To Play Against Washington Football Team
• Transcript: Lori Lightfoot on "Face the Nation"
• Patriots WR Julian Edelman Reportedly 'Still A Couple Of Weeks' From Returning
• Downtown Hudson Stabbing Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Others Injured
• Amber Alert Canceled After 2-Year-Old Stella Turley Found Safe
• Firefighters Get Handle On Overnight Brush Fire In Irwindale
• Kia Recalls 295,000 Vehicles Due To Risk Of Engine Fires
• Westover Air Reserve Base Getting New $43M Hangar To Service Giant Planes
• Grants Designed To Help NH Educators Get Students Outside During COVID Pandemic
• ISP Invstigating Fatal Eisenhower Crash Involving Pedestrian; Several Eastbound Lanes Closed
• North Bay Residents Jolted Awake By 4.4 Magnitude Earthquake Near Lakeport
• University Of Pittsburgh Makes Lecture Materials From Anti-Black Racism Course Publicly Available
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 2.6K New Cases, Positivity Rate At 8.14%
• Keller @ Large: Ayanna Pressley Says COVID Financial Struggles 'Unprecedented In Every Way'
• Dua Lipa and her plan for world domination
• Three Arrested; Illegal Weapons Seized During Santa Rosa Traffic Stop
• COVID Sports: Undefeated San Jose State Plays First Game In 3 Weeks; Defeats Hawaii To Go To 5-0
• Leslie Uggams on going that extra mile
• The Looming Eviction Crisis (CBS News)
• David Sedaris demands the right to fire others
• North Dakota Tops 1,000 COVID-19 Deaths Since Pandemic's Start
• The vanishing art of sushi
• West Virginia Murder Trial Delayed By COVID-19
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Safely Introduce Dogs & Babies
• PBS turns 50
• U.S. vaccine chief sees "light at the end of the tunnel"
• Artist Titus Kaphar on depicting loss and finding purpose
• Chicago Public Schools Deadline To Submit Learning Preference Form Is Monday
• At-home COVID tests: Advancing do-it-yourself diagnostics
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Diners Flock To Restaurants Before Shutdown; Bay Area Hospitals Battling Steady Rise In COVID Patients; Newsom Recall Gaining Momentum
• Transcript: Moncef Slaoui on "Face the Nation"
• Police Looking For Suspects In Armed Robbery Caught On Camera In Brooklyn
• The looming eviction crisis
• COVID Pandemic: San Francisco Bay Area Hospitals Battling Steady Rise In COVID Patients
• Debate Heats Up Over Who Should Get COVID-19 Vaccine After Health Care Workers And Most Vulnerable
• Steelers Fan Decks Out Roof Of His House In 11-0 Holiday Lights
• COVID Pandemic: San Francisco Diners Enjoy Last Weekend Of Eating Outdoors, Services Before Shutdown
• Chicago Weather: Snow Showers Near The Lake Before A Warming Trend This Week
• Airbnb Bans User, Takes Legal Action After Unauthorized Party At Suffolk County Estate
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Bright, Brisk Sunday; Chilly Tonight And Monday
• COVID Pandemic: East Bay Parks Shut Down Campgrounds Under New Health Order
• Korean War Veteran Purchases Hundreds Of Meals For Local Hunger Relief Effort
• Trump border wall being built on pristine land hurts animal migration
• COVID-19 becomes top killer in U.S. as hospitals fill up
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Data Shows Significant Increases In Coronavirus Cases Reported Among Younger People
• Trump makes multiple false claims in first rally since election loss
• China plants flag on the moon as spacecraft lifts off
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures, Cloudy Skies
• Investigation Underway After Flames Erupt Inside Northampton County Apartment
• 56-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In North Philadelphia Parking Lot: Police
• Sunday's Show Info (12/6/20)
• Saturday's Snowstorm Causes Issues For Drivers On Mass. Pike

Videos from December 6, 2020

• Claiming COVID-19 financial losses, some colleges cutting entire "secondary sports"
• Inside the wild world of PPE sales
• 5-year-old becomes "Santa's mailman" thanks to Make-a-Wish Foundation
• One year later: A look at Wuhan, the coronavirus pandemic's ground zero
• Biden team to attend series of critical meetings
• Trump makes false claims about election results at Georgia rally
• Britain prepares to roll out COVID vaccine
• California sets new restrictions as coronavirus cases skyrocket
• CBS Weekend News, December 6, 2020
• SpaceX launches next-generation Dragon cargo ship to the International Space Station
• Rudy Giuliani tests positive for COVID-19
• Southern California braces for new coronavirus restrictions
• 60 seconds with Viola Davis
• Next week on 60 Minutes: Saudi fugitives from American justice
• Pandemic surge pricing persists for vital PPE
• Viola Davis: All artists have “imposter syndrome”
• Viola Davis on fighting for her worth
• Viola Davis: Chadwick Boseman gave "extraordinary" final performance
• Why hard work has never scared Viola Davis
• Kansas doctor discusses the impacts of COVID-19 on rural hospitals
• Rickia Young shares her story after being allegedly beaten by police
• Potential COVID-19 vaccine plans spark new concerns between employers and its employees
• Face The Nation: Linder, Gottlieb, Krebs
• Chris Krebs says it's "well past the time" for GOP to acknowledge Trump defeat
• Gottlieb says U.S. could reach "close to 4,000 deaths a day" as virus surges
• Nebraska Medicine CEO James Linder says 90% of employees are willing to get vaccine on day 1
• British prepare for first COVID-19 vaccine after successful approval
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot expecting 23,000 initial doses of vaccine
• Vaccine chief Moncef Slaoui sees "light at the end of the tunnel" by spring
• U.S. hospitals at breaking point amid COVID-19 surge
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," December 6
• 12/6: Slaoui, Lightfoot, Linder, Gottlieb, Krebs
• Nature: Washington waterfalls
• Ho! Ho! Ho! COVID can't keep Santa Claus down
• David Sedaris demands the right to fire others
• The vanishing art of sushi
• Passage: In memoriam
• PBS turns 50
• Artist Titus Kaphar on depicting loss and finding purpose
• At-home COVID tests: Advancing do-it-yourself diagnostics
• COVID and the looming eviction crisis