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Articles from December 12, 2020

• Covered California Extends Open Enrollment Deadline to Dec. 30
• Denver Police Chase Carjacking Suspect Into Aurora
• Christy Jo Sinner Arrested For Attempted Murder, Arson
• 'Black Lives Matter' Nativity Scene Draws Attention At Claremont Unified Methodist Church
• Southern California Continues To See Trend Of Troubling Coronavirus Figures
• Families Flock To Old Sacramento To Celebrate Holiday Season Amid Shutdown
• Anticipation High As California Creeps Closer To Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution
• Chicago Weather: Not Much Snow, But Potential Shoreline Flooding Worries Persist
• Sandbags Set Up In Rogers Park As Strong Winds Whip Up Dangerous Waves On Lake Michigan
• Even With Pandemic, Operation Santa Still Bringing Gifts To Families Of Fallen CPD Officers
• Scooter Rider Killed In Crash Involving Semi-Truck In North Highlands Identified As John Philbrook
• USC Trojans Win 43-38 Against UCLA Bruins
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Tri-State Area Hospitals Expect First Shipments To Arrive As Soon As Monday
• Four Dead After SUV Crashes Into Building In Cicero
• Family, Friends Mourn At Funeral For Dwain Williams, Retired CFD Lieutenant Shot Dead In Attempted Carjacking
• COVID In Tri-State Area: New Jersey Sets Record For Highest Daily Case Count; NYC Positivity Rate Climbs Over 6%
• 1 Killed, 3 Injured In Shooting At Long Island Deli
• Country Music Legend Charley Pride Dies Of COVID-19 Complications In Dallas
• Brooklyn Park Police Officer, Suspect Shot After Exchanging Gun Fire
• NYPD: 2 Ambulance Crews Robbed While Responding To False 911 Calls In Brooklyn
• Convicted Felon Driving With Expired Tags Found With Heroin, Loaded Pistol In Amador County, Authorities Say
• COVID-19 Vaccine: With Distribution Soon To Begin For Frontline Health Care Workers, Push Launched In Chicago To Reassure Public It Is Safe
• Fleming's In Harbor East Closes After 20 Years In Business
• Charley Pride, Groundbreaking Country Music Star, Has Died At Age 86
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: FDA Giving Pregnant And Nursing Women Opportunity To Participate In Vaccine Trials
• 10-Year-Old Girl Suffers Head Injury After Dirt Bikers, Another Group Exchange Gunfire In SW Baltimore, Police Say
• Police: Driver Wanted In Deadly Hit-And-Run In East Harlem
• Woman Accidentally Struck By LASD Patrol Vehicle, Other Cars Identified
• Baltimore, Westminster Police Departments Hold Their Annual Shop With A Cop Event
• At Least 4 Injured In Brooklyn Shooting
• COVID Vaccine: Doses Begin Rolling Out Along With Unprecedented Security Challenges
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Restaurant & Bar Owners Say Business Is Taking Another Financial Hit With Latest Restrictions
• Local Church Helps Provide Baltimore's Ashburton Community With Reliable Internet Access
• Orange County Health Officials Report 2,091 New Coronavirus Cases, Record Hospitalizations
• Fenway Johnnie's Joins Many Mass. Restaurants Shutting Down For Winter
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed By Box Truck In Arlington Heights
• Man, 46, Who Died After Rosemount House Fire Identified
• Buck Rescued After Getting Tangled In Net On Long Island
• COVID In Philadelphia: First Doses Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Could Arrive In Philadelphia Early Next Week
• Funeral Services Held For Former Illinois State Sen. Martin Sandoval, Who Died Of COVID-19
• 5 Officers Injured, 6 Arrested After Two Protests Turn Violent In Downtown Sacramento
• Entering Year 5 With The Celtics, Jaylen Brown Says 'I'm A Bostonian Now'
• Bay Area Law Enforcement Agencies Carry On Holiday Toy Drives Despite COVID Pandemic Restrictions
• Members Of St. Joseph's Prep Fathers' Club Distribute Desks To Families In Need In Effort To Help Students With Virtual Learning During Pandemic
• Portion Of Babcock Boulevard Shut Down Due To Fire At Auto Sales Store
• Drive-Thru Toy Giveaway Offers Holiday Cheer, Some Sense Of Normalcy For Children Of NYC First Responders
• UPDATE: Amber Alert Discontinued For North Texas Girl Kobie Holiman
• Oakland Sees Mounting Plague of Gun Violence Deaths in 2020 as COVID Pandemic Rages
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/12 Saturday Night Forecast
• No. 19 Iowa Beats No. 25 Wisconsin 28-7 For 6th Win In Row
• 'We Are Not The Cause Of These Spikes': Business Owners Push Back Against Pandemic Blame
• 'Mom's Night Off' Local Organizations Provide Meals For Single Mothers And Their Families
• COVID Outbreak Linked To Illegal Basketball Event At Placer County's Courtside Basketball Center
• 4 Reported Hurt in Muni Crash in San Francisco Mission District
• 'Mustang Santa' Parades Through Sharpsburg
• RI Gov. Raimondo Quarantining After Health Department Director Tests Positive For COVID
• Philadelphia Couple Ties Knot In Unique, Festive Way At King Of Prussia Town Center After COVID-19 Cancelled Four Attempts To Get Married
• Publicist: Charley Pride, Legendary Country Singer, Dies At 86 From COVID-19 Complications
• UMB Annual Christmas Store Is Officially Open
• Police Issue Alert About Smash-And-Grab Burglaries Near Western And Lunt Avenues In West Rogers Park
• Gunman Sought After Man Shot In Oak Park, Police Say
• Memorial Held For 16-Year-Old Nicholas Buckland, Teen Killed In South Baltimore Shooting
• San Joaquin Valley ICU Capacity Falls To Zero
• LA County Reports 'Dangerously Low' Hospital Capacity, 11,476 New Coronavirus Cases
• Marple Township Police Department Mourning Sudden Death Of Officer Brian Niedelman
• 1 Injured In Propane Explosion Near Turlock Taco Truck
• 'We Don't Have The Manpower To Do It': Local Restaurant Forced To Scale Back Holiday Charity Operations Due To New Restrictions
• Black Santas pop up in Little Rock after family gets racist note
• California To Open Dungeness Crab Season Dec. 23 After Delay
• Cam Porter Leads Way As No. 15 Northwestern Wildcats Run Over Illini
• Former Wylie HS Soccer Star Sarah Fuller Becomes First Woman To Score In Power 5 Football Game
• 'This Is A Tremendous Moment': Massachusetts Hospitals Expect COVID Vaccine To Arrive Monday
• Champagnie Scores 20 Points For Second Straight Game, Pitt Rolls Past Gardner-Webb 67-50
• Browns Minus CB Denzel Ward Against Ravens, TE Austin Hooper Questionable
• COVID In Colorado: State Health Experts Await First Vaccines
• Many Holiday Shoppers Opting For Outdoor Malls During Pandemic, Even In Minnesota Cold
• Colorado Firefighter Couple Tragically Dies From Accidental Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
• Army Vs. Navy Game: Black Knights Shut Out Midshipmen In The Fog
• Army Beats Navy 15-0 At Michie Stadium
• Three-Vehicle Accident Shuts Down Route 837 In Duquesne
• Denver Weather: Light Snow To Fall Saturday Night With Fast-Moving Storm
• Car Rally In Denver Shows Support For Protesting Indian Farmers
• 'Not The Answer': OC District Attorney Todd Spitzer Blasts Judge's Order To Reduce County Jail Population
• 2020 COVID Pandemic Killed Many Retail, Restaurant Chains: The Death Toll, Month-by-Month
• Ambrosio Rallies Rutgers Past Maryland 27-24 In Overtime
• NH Will Receive $25 Million From FCC To Expand Internet In Rural Areas
• Police: 86-Year-Old Woman Punched In Face, Knocked To Ground In Queens
• Police Warn Of Rash Of Garage Burglaries In Rogers Park
• Alex Smith Faces Old 49ers Team With No Familiar Faces
• 'Every Meal' Launches Winter Program
• 31-Year-Old Man Shot At Havre De Grace Home Friday Night, Harford County Sheriff's Office Says
• Burlington County Man Donates 50 Christmas Trees To Help Camden Families In Need This Holiday Season
• 'You're Gonna Get Caught': Sacramento Neighbors Fed Up With Thieves Start Porch Pirate Patrol
• Arson Investigators Looking Into Fire That Destroyed Collin County Church
• Police Seek Identity Of Man Accused Of Groping Women While Riding Citi Bike
• Crews Quickly Knock Down 1-Alarm Fire at Castro Valley Home
• California Hospitals Prepare For First Doses Of COVID Vaccine
• Ravens CB Jimmy Smith, DE Calais Campbell Listed As Questionable For Matchup Vs Browns
• Homewood Hosts Festival Of Lights And Caravan Of Giving
• Crayola Experience In Easton Temporarily Closes Due To Pennsylvania's New COVID-19 Restrictions
• Dallas County Reports 2,111 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 Deaths Saturday
• Police Warn Of Assailants Robbing And Attacking Women In West Town, On Near West Side
• Massachusetts Reports 4,968 New COVID Cases, 47 Additional Deaths
• What's Open During The Regional Stay-At-Home Order?
• Ravens Have Chance To Sweep Regular Season Series Vs Browns. Can They Pull It Off?
• Tom Herman Returning In 2021 For 5th Season With Texas Longhorns
• Texas Adds 13,254 New Coronavirus Cases, 235 Additional Deaths Saturday
• Pac-12 Title Hopes Dashed As Colorado Falls To Utah, 38-21
• Bergenfield Bus Driver Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Smoke Caused By Fire In Storage Area At Franklin Square Medical Center Causes Some COVID Patients To Be Transferred, Officials Say
• Second Half Comeback Helps Penn State Beat Michigan State 39-24
• Pittsburgh Police Release New Information Regarding Missing 25-Year-Old Maquallah Bey
• Washington Win Streak Directed By Mr. Comeback, Alex Smith
• Man In Custody After Someone Fires Shots At Police In Park Manor
• 2 Charged With Stealing 192 Ventilators Headed To El Salvador Via Miami International Airport
• Gophers Stun Huskers 24-17, Despite Missing 33 Players
• Maryland Releases Agreement On Purple Line Contract Disputes
• Pittsburgh Steelers Place LB Robert Spillane On The Reserve/Injured List
• Downtown Pittsburgh Partnership To Provide Meals To Those In Need
• Precautionary Boil Water Order For Four Buildings In Downtown Miami Now Lifted
• It's Academic: December 12, 2020
• Stolen Service Dog Reunited With Owner After Being Stolen With Owner's Truck From Davie Gas Station
• Florida basketball player hospitalized after collapsing on court
• 2 People Found Shot To Death At Dallas Motel
• COVID: Cal Runs Out Of Healthy Players; Washington State Game Canceled Hours Before Kickoff
• 2 People Found Dead Inside Tamarac Home, 3rd Person Dies In Hospital
• Off Duty Chicago Police Officer Relieved Of Duty After Shooting Man In Hand During Confrontation In Irving Park
• California Hospitals Prepare To Get First Vaccine Doses
• Local High School Students Collect Supplies To Stuff Holiday Stockings For Homeless Community
• How to watch the only total solar eclipse of 2020
• COVID In Florida: 10,577 New Daily Cases And 72 Additional Deaths
• Preston Cordova Arrested In Case Of Fort Lupton Motel Murder
• Man Charged In Fatal Shooting Of West Virginia Police Officer Cassie Johnson
• Whales On The Move; Commercial Dungeness Crab Season Greenlighted For Dec. 23 Start
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 8,737 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 127 Deaths
• Thin Ice Warning Issued In Hennepin County
• President Of Estefan Enterprises Frank Amadeo Dies At 57
• Need For COVID Field Hospital At DCU Center Exceeds Expectations In First Week Open
• Local Company Donates Furnace To Veteran And Single Father Of Three Struggling During The Pandemic
• COVID In Delaware: Nature Centers At State Parks Closing To Help Limit Spread Of Virus
• Dolly Parton Saved Her 9-Year-Old Costar From An Oncoming Car
• Bethel Park Police Arrest Suspect, Seek Alleged Female Accomplice In Armed Gas Station Robbery
• Getzuri Arellano Charged With Strangling Aurora Woman To Death
• Israel and Bhutan establish formal relations
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 3,500 New Cases Reported Saturday, 36 Deaths
• One Dead, Two Injured After Cars Crash Into Power Line Pole On I-294, Catch Fire
• Urban wood movement aims to fight climate change and create jobs
• Trump Loses Wisconsin Election Case While Arguing Another One
• Santa Clara County Hospitals Besieged; COVID Cases Soar, Filling Up Beds And ICUs
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 7,542 New Confirmed Cases, 85 Additional Deaths
• Florida On Pace To Break Record For Concealed Weapon Applications
• Good Samaritans Rush To Help, Pull Person From Burning Vehicle In Fort Lauderdale
• US Government Expects First COVID-19 Vaccine Shipments Will Arrive Monday
• Coast Guard Tows Disabled Boat To Safety Over 5 Days
• Meet the people revolutionizing the face of corporate America
• Gifts For Guys: Lifestyle Expert Josh McBride Shares His Choice Presents For The Man In Your Life
• U.S. Government Expects First COVID-19 Vaccine Shipments Will Arrive Monday
• New Hampshire Emergency Declaration Extended Another 3 Weeks
• U.S. government expects first COVID-19 vaccine shipments will arrive Monday
• COVID In Minnesota: 4,447 New Cases Reported, 67 Deaths
• Police Locate Parents Of Child Found Wandering Overnight In Baltimore
• Woman Follows Alleged Package Thief Until Police Make Arrest During Uptick In Porch Pirate Incidents
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 201 More Deaths, Over 11,000 New Cases Statewide
• COVID In Colorado: Elected Leaders React To FDA Approval Of Coronavirus Vaccine
• Could People Still Be Infectious After They're Vaccinated For Covid-19?
• Saugus Boys Basketball Coach Dies After Being Trapped By Bobcat Machine
• City Of Miami Police Begins Enforcing Midnight Curfew
• Trump Lashes Out At Supreme Court After Texas Election Lawsuit Rejected
• Florida Educators Charged In Teacher Certification Test Scheme
• Philadelphia Weather: Warm Weekend On Tap Ahead Of Two Systems Expected To Bring Mixed Bag Of Weather Next Week
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports More Than 1,100 New Cases
• Gas Prices Hold Steady In New Jersey, Dip Around Nation At Large
• 'We Are Not Through This': Medical Professionals Urge Public To Heed Stay-At-Home Order
• Bay Area COVID Pandemic Roundup: Major Outbreak Traced To Youth Basketball Tournament; Defiant Danville Restaurants; Oracle Joins Texit From Bay Area
• Saratoga Church Elder Sentenced To Prison For Stealing More Than $7.5 Million In Donations
• Iran executes journalist Ruhollah Zam over his online work
• Employee's Christmas Gift -- Paying Off CEO's 48-Year-Old Marin Library Book Fine
• Trump lashes out at Supreme Court after Texas lawsuit rejected
• Indoor Dining To Be Suspended In New York City, Gov. Cuomo Cites Increasing COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Chicago Weather: Lakeshore Flood Warning And Rain Changing To Snow Saturday
• Police Investigating After At Least Three People Shot Outside Whiskey Rhythm Bar
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mild Weekend, Mid 50s This Afternoon, Have Umbrella Handy
• Saturday Morning Links: Dec. 12, 2020
• Maine Businesses Must Now Deny Entry To Patrons Who Don't Wear Masks
• FDA Approves Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use Friday, Baltimore Hospital Among The First To Administer Vaccine During Trial Back In May
• Seven Springs Opens Up Slopes For The Season
• Firefighter Injured Battling 2-Alarm House Fire In Trenton
• COVID In Pennsylvania: New Restrictions Take Effect To Help State Combat Surging Cases
• Lil Wayne pleads guilty to federal gun charge
• NYPD: Woman Followed Home, Tied Up And Sexually Assaulted In Marine Park, Brooklyn
• Hey Ray: Christmas Star To Shine Brightly In The Evening Sky
• 'Pure Tragedy': Two People Dead After Flames Sweep Through West Oak Lane Home
• Wisconsin Supreme Court meeting in rare Saturday session for Trump case
• CDC To Vote On Pfizer Vaccine This Morning
• FDA authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use
• Mayor slams U.S. Marshal for "uninformed" statement on shooting
• "Cheer" star indicted on new child sex solicitation charges
• Man who spent decades in prison wants to help other inmates
• Medical conference linked to 300,000 COVID-19 cases
• Zodiac Killer's cipher solved by amateur codebreakers
• U.S. executes Louisiana man who killed 2-year-old daughter
• FKA twigs sues Shia LaBeouf over alleged sexual assault
• SCOTUS rejects Texas bid to overturn election results in 4 states
• Feds to buy additional 100 million doses of Moderna vaccine
• Pittsburgh Weather: Gusty Winds And Rain Showers Expected
• COVID Vaccine: Bay Area Frontline Workers Set to Receive 1st Pfizer Doses Monday
• Weld County Judge Calls Ft. Lupton Officer Zach Helbig 'Damaged Goods Police Officer'
• Saturday's Show Info (12/12/20)
• Perfect Record Aside, Colorado Buffaloes Need Help To Make Pac-12 Championship Game
• I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know - Pandora
• From Paradise to Hell and Back - The Outpost
• iHeart Radio Jingle Ball 2020
• Jeff Davis 11 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• The Anatomy Lesson - Swamp Thing
• Sweet Dreams - Tell Me A Story
• Episode 10 - Devils
• Penn & Teller: Merry Fool Us - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Dogs of the Year
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/12 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Episode 113 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 111 - World's Funniest Animals
• Four to the Finals - The Christmas Caroler Challenge

Videos from December 12, 2020

• The Hunt for the Long Island Serial Killer
• FDA green lights Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, now it needs to be shipped nationwide
• Arkansas family harassed over "Black Santa" decorations
• Thousands of Trump supporters rally in Washington, D.C. to protest election results
• Trump attacks Republicans while attending Army-Navy football game
• Record COVID-19 hospitalizations and infections continue to ravage health care system
• CBS News medical contributor answers common coronavirus vaccine questions
• Mass coronavirus vaccine distribution plan underway
• The impact of misinformation on the United States in 2020
• New questions emerge about GOP Senator David Perdue's financial dealings
• FDA gives Pfizer coronavirus vaccine emergency use authorization
• U.S. government expects first COVID vaccine shipments to arrive Monday
• FDA chief says he will "absolutely" take COVID-19 vaccine
• The Dish: Meet Hirsheimer and Hamilton, the dynamic duo behind Canal House
• Singer Katie Melua on her childhood in the Soviet Union, new album
• Looking back at George W. Bush, Al Gore's contentious 2000 race
• Furniture made from urban lumber promotes sustainability, job growth in cities
• New book showcases 50 American Santa Clauses working to make kids happy
• Biden eyes Obama administration veterans for White House Cabinet
• U.S. sees more than 3,300 coronavirus deaths in one day as hospitals struggle
• CBS' WATCH Magazine cover features Michelle Miller, Jeff Pegues, Jericka Duncan
• 12/12: CBS This Morning Saturday
• Nonprofit creates opportunities for people of color to climb corporate ladder
• Major moment: First COVID-19 vaccine approved in the U.S.
• Roughly 3 million Pfizer vaccine doses prepared for U.S. shipment