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• COVID Outbreak: Kaiser San Jose Issued Health Order Violation Over Reporting Outbreak
• California EDD Suspends 1.4 Million Virus Unemployment Claims
• Current COVID-19 Hospitalizations Derive From Thanksgiving Week Infections
• Local Documentary Filmmaker Tackles Homelessness in New Streaming Series
• Roseville Police Looking To Identify Suspect Vehicle That Struck Pedestrian In Neighborhood
• Bay Area Social Justice Activist Calls Out Discrimination in Capitol Police Riot Tactics
• 'We Have A Responsibility': Sacramento County Leaders Plan In-Person Conference To Discuss Reopening Sooner
• 'A Noted Nazi Miscreant': Extremist With SoCal Ties Identified In Riot At Capitol
• Summit County Seeing Success With COVID Vaccinations Thanks To Drive-Thru Pod
• 'Very Fanatical About It': Family Says San Diego Woman Killed By Police During U.S. Capitol Riots Loved President Trump
• Mayor Steinberg Calls For Public Hearing On Sacramento Protests
• UCSF Health Expert Proposes Distributing COVID-19 Vaccine by Lottery
• Update: Kitten Found With Paws Frozen To Tire Now Spends Cozy Days With New Family
• PHOTO: Rep. Jason Crow Describes Comforting Pennsylvania Congresswoman Susan Wild As Rioters Stormed House Chamber
• IRS Sends Stimulus Payments To 'Wrong Bank Accounts' Affecting Estimated 13M Tax Service Customers
• They Love LA: Spurs Snap Lakers 4-Game Winning Streak
• Pandemic's Uneven Impact Highlights Budget Issues In California
• COVID In Colorado: Rapid Test Allows Teachers To Get Results Faster During Return To In-Person Learning
• Capitol Police Officer Dies After Sustaining Injuries During Pro-Trump Riot At U.S. Capitol
• California GOP at Crossroads as Voters Recoil From Trump-Led Capitol Chaos
• Trump Acknowledges Election Defeat In Video On Capitol Violence
• Trump Acknowledges Election Defeat In Video On Capitol Violence (CBS News)
• COVID In Colorado: Denver Public Schools Teachers Concerned About Returning To Classroom Next Week
• 'We Got To Get Out Of Here': UMass Men's Basketball Coach Says Team Did Not Want To Play In DC After Riot
• Who Is Kim Janey? Boston City Council President Would Make History As Mayor
• 7,136 New COVID Cases In Massachusetts Thursday, A New One-Day Record
• 60% Of Massachusetts Communities Now Considered High Risk For COVID-19
• Bed Bath & Beyond Closing More Stores, Including 2 In Massachusetts
• Capitol Chaos: Sen. Schumer, Others Say President Trump Should Be Removed From Office Under 25th Amendment
• 'It Was An Epic Failure': Experts, NYC Leaders Question Police's Response To Storming Of Capitol Building Compared To Policing At Black Lives Matter Protests
• Psychologist Encourages Staying Connected, Looking For Bright Spots As 2021 Gets Off To A Stressful Start
• Gov. Hogan Says 'America Would Be Better Off' If President Trump Is Removed Or Resigns
• Facing Cutbacks, Oakland Police Chief Says Officers Will Prioritize Violent Crime
• Chicago Weather: Clouds And Flurries
• Kofi Cockburn Scores 18 As Illini Rally To Top Northwestern
• Moderna CEO Says COVID-19 Vaccine Protection May Last Years
• BGE Fined Over $400K For 2019 Columbia Gas Explosion
• Auto Thieves Are Targeting Dodge Challengers, Chargers -- And Starting Them Without Keys
• 'It Feels Good To Give Back': High Schoolers Seek To Make Hospital Stays More Comfortable For Kids
• Ravens Host Drive-Thru Pep Rally Ahead Of Playoff Showdown With Titans
• Rapper DaBaby Arrested In Beverly Hills For Firearm Possession
• Sen. Marco Rubio Claims Some Trump Supporters Who Barged Into Capitol Building 'Got Caught Up In The Moment'
• Burlington County Man Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Shooting Neighbor's Dog
• Long Island Man Accused Of Scamming 80-Year-Old Woman Out Of $8,200
• Woman Hospitalized After House Fire In Plum
• Philadelphia Civil Rights Activists Note Different Police Responses To US Capitol Breach, George Floyd Protests
• How Does The 25th Amendment Work?
• Colorado Man Arrested During Protests In DC
• FBI Pittsburgh Agents Arrest 'Mentally Unstable' Man Accused Of Threatening Law Enforcement
• 'We Look At Our Protest As Art': Future Of George Floyd Square Becoming Clearer
• Hackers Stole $2,000 From Woman's Account, But Bank Wouldn't Give Her Refund Until CBS 2 Got Involved
• SoHo Hotel Confrontation: Miya Ponsetto, Who Accused Black Teen Of Stealing Phone, Taken Into Custody In California
• Michigan Lawmakers Express Outrage Over Capitol Riot
• San Bernardino Adds 1,581 COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Reports 985
• Michigan Lawmakers Call For Trump's Removal
• Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Resigns In Wake Of Capitol Assault
• Man In Stable Condition After Perry North Shooting
• Bundle Up: Another Cold Front Set To Push Through South Florida On Friday
• Dolal Idd Killing: Minneapolis Police Release Personnel Files Of Officers Involved
• SpaceX launches Turkish satellite
• 5-Year-Old Philadelphia Boy Returns Home After Being Critically Injured In Hit-And-Run In August
• Democrats Increase Calls For Texas Senator Ted Cruz To Resign; Cruz Says 'I Ain't Going Anywhere'
• Sen. Tammy Duckworth Calls For First-Term Rep. Mary Miller To Resign For Comments About Hitler Being 'Right On One Thing'
• Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Shot At Officers In Wilmerding
• Montgomery County History Buff Recalls Front-Row Seat To Siege Of US Capitol, Dark Day In American History
• Orange County Reports New Record In COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Mayor Walsh Says He'll Fight For 'Working People' And 'Labor Unions' As Biden's Labor Secretary
• Coast Guard Ends Search For Missing Boater After Collision Near Bear Cut Bridge
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot In Vehicle In Roseland, 15-Year-Old Boy Injured In Subsequent Crash
• Dallas' Fair Park To Serve As Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• 'Democracy Is Fragile': Congressman Joe Neguse Leads The Call To Invoke The 25th Amendment
• Protesters Rally In Times Square To Call For Removal Of President Trump Following Attacks At U.S. Capitol
• Emergency Food Drive In Essex County Draws Long Lines
• 'It's Disgraceful': Black Woman Attacked During Pro-Trump Demonstration In DTLA
• COVID On Long Island: 50,000 Front Line Workers Vaccinated As Nassau County Executive Asks Governor To Expand Eligibility
• Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund Resigning After Wednesday's Riots
• Capitol Police Chief Resigning After Riot At U.S. Capitol
• Meteor Passes Over Minnesota Sky
• George Floyd Killing: No Ruling Yet In Request To Delay Trial
• Capitol Siege: Pelosi, Feinstein Call For Ousting President Donald Trump Using 25th Amendment Or 2nd Impeachment
• Senior Struggles To Get $160 Refund For Canceled Concert Tickets
• The Faces Of COVID-19 In Chicago: Remembering Those Who Died Of Coronavirus
• COVID In New Jersey: Police, Firefighters Now Eligible To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Live Updates From CBS News: President Trump Acknowledges Election Defeat In Video On Capitol Violence
• Deputy Shot At During Car Chase In Turlock; 3 People In Custody
• Connecticut Reports 2 Cases Of New COVID Strain From UK
• State Police Looking For Missing 62-Year-Old Melanie Prokop
• 'He's Spiraling': Massachusetts Congressional Delegation Calls For President Trump's Removal
• Trump condemns Capitol riots, calls for smooth transition of power
• New York, New Jersey Deploying National Guard Members To Washington DC To Help Maintain Security
• COVID: Martinez Council Pursues Small Business Microgrants, Backs Cap On Food Delivery Fees
• 'An Abysmal Failure': Former LAPD Chief, LASD Sheriff Talk Capitol Security Following Siege
• Eagles Defensive Coordinator Jim Schwartz Steps Away From Coaching
• Discrepancy Evident In Comparing Law Enforcement At Pro-Trump Siege On Capitol With Black Lives Matter Protests
• UPDATE: Twitter Unlocks Trump Account; Facebook, Instagram Account Lockouts Extended
• Democratic State Rep. Chris Turner Calls On Texas Lawmakers To 'Hold This Out-Of-Control Attorney General Accountable'
• Capitol Police chief resigning after riot at U.S. Capitol
• Facebook bans Trump for the rest of his presidency
• Sacramento Board Of Supervisors Urged To Investigate Supervisor Over Post Criticizing Trump Supporters
• Alibi Drinkery Found To Be In Contempt Of Court, Fined $3,000 A Day
• Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine Says President Donald Trump 'Poured Gas On The Fire' Ahead Of Occupation Of U.S. Capitol
• The Deep Divide: How Can America Heal?
• Florida House Targets Vaccination Scams
• Trump Admits New Administration Will Take Over, Says He Is 'Outraged' At Assault On Capitol In New Video
• Pennsylvania Republican State Sen. Doug Mastriano At Capitol During Attack Urged To Resign
• Fears of new attacks after pro-Trump rioters breach Capitol
• Health Care Workers Carry On Under The Stress Of COVID-19; 'When You Don't Have Much To Offer People Other Than A Kind Word, That Takes A Toll'
• North Texas Activists Say Treatment Of Capitol Rioters Exposes Law Enforcement Double Standard
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: 'Forgotten' Independent Health Care Workers Set Up Vaccine Distribution This Weekend
• Rioters Who 'Defiled' US Capitol 'Do Not Represent Our Country', Those Who Broke Law 'Will Pay,' President Trump Says
• Katie Sowers, 49ers Pioneering Assistant Coach, Won't Return In 2021
• Stockton Teen Launches Civil Rights Lawsuit For Alleged Police Beating
• Ones For Wellness: COVID-19 Survivors Experience Smell Distortions
• Biden Chooses Boston Mayor Marty Walsh As Labor Secretary
• COVID Surge: California Discourages Travel More Than 120 Miles From Home, Urges 10-Day Quarantine For All Arrivals
• SpaceX Launches First Rocket Of 2021
• Cost Concerns: Why COVID-19 Test Prices Vary Widely
• Former Boston Mayor Ray Flynn Says Marty Walsh Is Good Fit For Labor Secretary
• Rioters Who 'Defiled' US Capitol 'Do Not Represent Our Country', Those Who Broke Law 'Will Pay,' President Trump Says
• Denton Guyer Wildcats Look To Get Past Cedar Hill For Ticket To State Championship
• Schumer As Senate Majority Leader Could Mean Needed Funding For New York, But Experts Urge Caution
• City Officials Searching For Answers For High COVID-19 Positivity Rates In Manhattan's Washington Heights And Inwood
• Denver Weather: Cooling Off Friday, Snow Possible Saturday
• Exclusive: Long Island Father Talks About Young Son's Bout With Rare COVID-Related Disease MIS-C
• COVID In Camden County: Plans To Open Vaccination Site Postponed Due To Slow Rollout Of Supplies
• 60 Minutes archive: The Capitol Dome
• 'Months-Long' Stanislaus County Mail Theft Investigation Culminates In Three Arrests, Authorities Say
• Tony Mowod, Pittsburgh Radio And Jazz Legend, Dies At 85
• Survivors Of COVID-19: 'I Didn't Know If We Were Going To Have Another Holiday Together'
• Newport Beach Resident Recounts Experience At Pro-Trump Demonstration In DC
• Tip Leads Detectives To Missing SUV Of Manteca Homicide Victim Chenin Carlson; Still No Suspect Identified
• Rep. DeGette Sponsors Articles Of Impeachment Against President Trump
• As Maryland Hits 6,000 COVID-19 Deaths, People In Howard County Line Up For Vaccine
• 'I've Got Your 6': Texas Woman Starts Initiative To Show Support For Police
• 2 Northwest Suburban Men Among Dozens Arrested After Storming U.S. Capitol
• Oakland Police Disavow 'Reprehensible' Statements By Former Officer Who Marched On Capitol Hill
• COVID In Denver: Shorter Wait Times, Fewer Visitors At Coronavirus Testing Sites
• 'A Racial Divide': Boston Reverend Eugene Rivers Criticizes Handling Of DC Rioters
• Police Presence Grows At Minnesota Capitol Following DC Chaos
• 'The Kid Came Out In Me': Winthrop Community Names Sledding Hill After 91-Year-Old Teacher
• Constituents In 45th District Without Representation In State Senate Over Heated Election Dispute
• Broward Teachers Union Sues School District Over Return To In-Person Teaching For Medically High Risk Educators
• Minnesota's Congressional Democrats Call For Trump's Removal
• Stolen Car Crash In St. Paul Leaves Grandmother Dead, One Other Hurt
• Non-Profit Founded By Retired Paramedic Helping Other Medics Manage PTSD
• Safety Boxes Being Deployed On Trails In Harford County
• Pennsylvania Congressional Democrats Call For Invoking 25th Amendment, Impeaching President Trump
• San Diego Woman From Maryland Shot, Killed While Pro-Trump Rioters Stormed The US Capitol
• Columbia Among Best Cities For Jobs In 2021, Study Says
• Pharmacies Expect Doses Of Coronavirus Vaccine 'Any Day Now,' Pharmacists Say
• 'It's Emotionally Traumatic': A Clinical Counselor's Tips On Processing The Assault On The U.S. Capitol
• Delaware Senators Carper, Coons Call For President Trump's Removal Via 25th Amendment After Violent Riot At Capitol
• Kinzinger Becomes First Republican To Demand Trump Be Removed From Office; Joins Illinois Democrats In Call To Invoke 25th Amendment
• Denver Public Schools Now Offering Free COVID-19 Testing For Students And Staff
• Studying COVID-19: CSU Biobank Researchers Hope To Answer Questions About 'Long Haulers'
• Political Science Expert: 'A President Inciting Insurrection Is About As Good As An Example' For Invoking 25th Amendment
• Child Dies In Altgeld Gardens Fire; 'It's Something You Never Prepare For'
• Aurora Police Search For Missing 14-Year-Old 'Daphne' Last Seen Wednesday
• United States' Fastest Dog Is From Maryland, And Runs Faster Than Usain Bolt!
• COVID Closures: San Francisco's Camp Mather Shuts Down For 2nd Summer Due To Pandemic
• Where's My Money? Millions Of Americans Still Don't Have Stimulus Checks
• Religious Leaders, Teachers Find Reasons To Hope After Capitol Chaos
• Faces Of COVID: Mark Skogen Died Of COVID On Christmas Eve After 2-Month Battle
• Florida Breaks Single-Day Coronavirus Record Again With 19,816 New Cases
• Wall Street's reaction to Washington mayhem? Record highs
• Drug Overdose Deaths Rise Sharply Among Homeless Population In Los Angeles County
• Baltimore Set To Begin Implementing Trauma-Responsive Care Legislation
• Meals With A Mission Closing After Serving New Jersey Community For Nearly A Decade
• NAACP head slams police response to pro-Trump protest
• Challenge To Pa. Electoral Vote In Early Morning Heats Up Rhetoric On Capitol Hill Violence
• Dallas ISD Working To Get COVID-19 Vaccinations For Eligible Staff
• Police Pursuit Through Miami Streets Ends With Man In Custody
• Officials Investigating Vacant House Fire In Havre De Grace
• Pennsylvania Congressman Co-Sponsors Impeachment Against President Donald Trump
• Miami Heat Playing With 'Heavy Hearts' Over 'Two Americas'
• Anne Arundel County Police Ask For Help In Unsolved Murder Of Elias Garcilazo
• 'This Is Not Who We Are': Massachusetts Republicans React To Capitol Hill Riot
• San Francisco Police Make Arrest In Killing Of 6-Year-Old Jace Young
• New Jersey Congressman Andy Kim Helps Clean Up Capitol After Riots
• Dr. Mallika Marshall Receives Second Dose Of Pfizer Vaccine
• 'How Could This Happen Here?': Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Overcome With Emotion Talking About Capitol Siege
• Big Bear's First Bald Eagle Egg Of 2021 Preyed On By Ravens
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Officials Encouraging School Districts Resume In-Person Classes For Elementary Students
• Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Sues Government For $250,000 Over Treatment In Prison
• LA Mayor Echoes Democrats' Call To Remove President Trump From Office Days Before Biden Inauguration
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 25-Year-Old Marco Anthony Zingrone Safe
• Hoehn's Bakery In Highlandtown Reopens After Sixth-Month Closure
• 2 Arrested, 1 Sought In May 2020 Killing Of Turlock Teen
• 'Police Academy' Actress Marion Ramsey Dead At 73
• Sudden stratospheric warming could mean winter storms ahead
• Capitol Chaos: Child Psychologists Encourage Open Conversations With Children As They Try To Make Sense Of Events
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Receives COVID-19 Vaccine, Hopes To Convince Skeptics To Get It
• New Legislation Designed To Aid New Jersey Small Business Signed Into Law By Gov. Murphy
• Tiny Catalina Island Shrew, Feared Extinct, Captured On Camera For First Time In 15 Years
• Massachusetts Has Received 328,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses So Far
• Philadelphia Police Increase Presence In Parts Of City Again Following Storming Of US Capitol
• Dr. Dre Reportedly Suffers Bleeding Brain Aneurysm, Is Stable In ICU
• The voters who turned out for Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff in Georgia
• Puppy Stolen From Owners While On Walk In Pittsburgh Returns Home
• Claddagh Pub, Don't Know Tavern Recently Selected For Barstool Fund
• 49ers Pioneering Assistant Katie Sowers Won't Return In 2021
• COPA Releases Video, Documents In Incident Where Off-Duty Officer Fired Gun On Southwest Side; Officer Joseph Cabrera Has Been Charged
• Second stimulus check: How to track when you'll get your payment
• Armed Standoff With Woman In Newport Ends With Use Of Non-Lethal Weapon
• Pittsburgh Weather: Inversion Traps Moisture, Leading To Steady Cool Temperatures
• Did Upscale West Palm Nursing Home Divert COVID-19 Vaccinations To Facility's Board Of Directors, Donors?
• Maryland Lawmakers Are Calling For Trump's Removal, VP Pence To Invoke 25th Amendment. Here's What That Means
• Capitol Chaos: Local Members Of Congress Recount 'Disturbing' Scene, World Leaders Denounce The Violence
• 2 Suspects Arrested In Connection To Armed Robbery Of Stockton Hardware Store
• 1 Californian, 3 Oregonians Arrested So Far After Deadly U.S. Capitol Riot
• DMV Extends Suspension Of Behind-The-Wheel Test Through End Of January
• Denver DA Charges Joshua Hamm, Tameka Dudley After Fatal Shooting On Monaco Parkway
• Mayor Duggan Announces TCF Parking Structure Will Be Major COVID-19 Vaccination Site Starting Next Week
• Police release photos of people sought for rioting in the Capitol
• Major Water Main Break Along Cross Bronx Expressway Submerges Cars, Impacts Businesses, Schools
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: Chairman Of County Commissioners Being Treated For Blood Clots In Lungs
• Rep. Andy Harris Won't Resign As Democrats Call For Him To Step Down Following Alleged Scuffle On House Floor During Election Certification Vote
• Lawbreakers At U.S. Capitol Riots Will Be Prosecuted, US Attorney Robert Hur Says
• Cowboys Receiver Amari Cooper Says He Had Successful Surgery
• 'You Reap What You Sow;' Steve Kerr, Draymond Green Rail Against Trump Insurrection Before Warriors-Clippers Game
• Boeing To Pay $2.5 Billion In Penalties To Settle Fraud Charges In Connection With 737 Max Crashes
• Artifact Hunters Use Pandemic Hobby To Uncover Relics Of Baltimore's Past
• Dallas County Reports Record-High COVID-19 Hospitalizations 4th Day In A Row
• Gateway School Board Member Resigns After Controversial Text Fuels Federal Lawsuit
• Two-Day COVID Death Count Hits Record In California
• LOCATED: Juliana Vargas, 16, Of Skokie
• WATCH: Talented Toddler Shows Off Snowboarding Skills At Seven Springs
• Ravens' Marcus Peters On Criticism Of Lamar Jackson's Playoff Performance: 'Just Laugh At It'
• Boeing Charged With 737 Max Fraud Conspiracy, Agrees To Pay $2.5 Billion+
• Florida GOP Leaders Release Anti-Riot Legislation
• Pressure builds for Trump to be removed from office
• Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera Gets First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Walmart To Temporarily Close Lancaster Supercenter Until Saturday For Deep Cleaning
• Bruins Pull Hilarious Brad Marchand Prank Before Naming Patrice Bergeron Captain
• Nearly $1 Billion Up For Grabs In Mega Millions & Powerball Jackpots
• Tesla CEO Elon Musk Overtakes Amazon's Jeff Bezos To Become World's Richest Person, $191B Net Worth
• Airlines boost staffing and security after assault on Capitol
• North Texas Congressman Marc Veasey Joins Growing List Asking For President Trump To Be Removed From Office
• Zelienople Police Officer Under Investigation After Being Photographed Among Crowd At U.S. Capitol
• Steelers Activate Eric Ebron, Cassius Marsh From Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Detroit Police Seek Suspects In Multiple Burglaries On The City's East Side
• Keller @ Large: Here's What Boston Got To Know About Mayor Marty Walsh
• Split Court Tosses Pennsylvania Victims' Rights Amendment
• Here's How Much Time You Should Spend Debating A Deshaun Watson Trade To Patriots
• COVID Surge: California Sets New Two-Day Record For Coronavirus Deaths
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Calls For Major Changes In Homeless Policies After Spending A Week Living On The Street
• Harkins Theaters Will Reopen Its Denver-Area Movie Theaters On Friday
• Multiple Pennsylvanians Arrested In Civil Unrest In Washington D.C.
• Bond Set At $1M For Dallas Murder Suspect Julius Ray Nichols
• Person Of Interest Sought In Murder Of Lesa White In Worcester County, State Police Say
• Colorado Congressman Ed Perlmutter Calls On Vice President To Invoke 25th Amendment To Remove Trump
• Kidsburgh Partners With Project Fuel: Life Lessons From Pittsburgh
• Water Main Break In Aurora At South Parker Road & Iliff Avenue Causes Traffic Issues
• Big Rig Driver Killed In Fiery Freeway Crash On 91 Freeway In Anaheim
• Reps. Fischbach, Hagedorn Object To Biden Confirmation; MN DFL Calls For Their Expulsion From Congress
• 4-Alarm Fire Burns Vacant Commercial Building In San Jose
• Dallas Police Issue 'Endangered Persons' Alert About Missing Mother And 5-Year-Old Daughter
• 'Unblinding': Pittsburgh Police Officer Finds Out If He Got COVID-19 Vaccine Or Placebo During Moderna Trial
• 'We're Probably Not Alone': Harvard Astronomer Believes Alien Debris Passed Earth In 2017
• Capitol siege "was a total failure of security," former CIA leader says
• Augsburg University Staff Vote To Unionize
• At Least 2 Floridians Charged In US Capitol Breach
• Homeless Man Gets Just Reward After Returning Mill Valley Woman's Lost Wallet
• Long Beach Teacher Charged With Having Sexual Relationship With Teen
• President-Elect Biden Introduces Judge Merrick Garland As Attorney General, Philly Native Vanita Gupta As Associate AG
• Speaker Nancy Pelosi Demands President Donald Trump Be Removed From Office In Wake Of Capitol Attack
• At Least 6 Michigan Residents Arrested In US Capitol Riot
• Albertsons supermarkets outsource drivers' jobs to gig workers
• Alameda County Sheriff Seeks Help Finding Runaway San Lorenzo Teen Girl
• NYPD Investigating Video Appearing To Show Officer With Knee On Man's Neck During Arrest
• UMN Begins First-In-Human Clinical Trial For 'Innovative' Glioblastoma Treatment
• State Sets Up Oxygen Depot In Riverside County As Hospitals Struggle With Shortages
• NFL Wild Card Playoffs AFC Picks: 'Steelers To Win This Rather Impressively,' Says CBS Pittsburgh's Bob Pompeani
• New York City To Launch COVID-19 Vaccine Reservation Call Center Next Week
• Some Colorado Health Care Workers Receive Second Doses Of COVID Vaccine
• Vehicle With Dog Inside Stolen From Mall Parking Garage; Dog Later Returned To Owner
• Shopify dumps Trump merchandise, citing violence violations
• Schumer vows to fire Senate sergeant at arms by January 21
• Biden to nominate Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo to be labor secretary
• What Is The 25th Amendment And How Does It Work?
• 19-Year-Old Wounded In Overnight Shooting In San Francisco's Silver Terrace
• Baker: President Trump's Response To Capitol Hill Riot 'Disgraceful'
• U.S. Attorney Says Western Pennsylvania Residents Who Incited Violence In Nation's Capitol Could Face Charges
• 'No Idea What To Make Of Them': CBS' Tracy Wolfson On Bears As They Prepare To Battle With Saints Sunday
• Authorities Warn Public About Beaver Co. Jail Escapee: 'Do Not Approach Him'
• St. Sabina Group Says It Stands By Father Pfleger, Facing Accusations Of Sexual Abuse From 40 Years Ago
• Police Officer In 'Stable Condition' After Being Stabbed By Suspect At Denver Hotel
• Healthcare Workers In South LA To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine In Effort To Remove Stigma
• Campgrounds To Remain Closed In Angeles National Forest
• 'Infuriating' And 'Embarrassing' - Oaklanders Express Dismay Over Capitol Siege By Trump-Incited Mob
• Police: 2 Norwalk Officers Facing Charges After Being Found In Hotel Room While On Duty
• Next Round Of COVID-19 Vaccines In Texas To Mostly Go To Large Hubs
• In Wisconsin, GOP Reps. Tiffany, Fitzgerald Object To Certifying Biden Win
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Surpasses 1 Million Total Cases; Positivity Rate Climbs Again
• Floyd Little Had Blueprint For Successful Career After Football
• Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Sues U.S. Government Over Treatment At Supermax Prison In Colorado
• Prison For Man Who Sold Texas Shooter Seth Ator AR-15 Used In Midland-Odessa Massacre
• Mets Acquire Francisco Lindor, Carlos Carrasco From Cleveland
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Unveils Articles Of Impeachment Against President Trump, Rep. Betty McCollum Calls To Invoke 25th
• Sheriff: Neighbor On Horseback Helped Chase Barn Burglary Suspect Near Roseville
• Do You Recognize These People? D.C. Police Ask For Help Identifying People At Capitol Hill Riot
• Health Officials Confirm First Known Case Of UK COVID-19 Variant In Texas
• Congressmen Mike Doyle, Bob Casey Call For 25th Amendment To Be Invoked Against President Donald Trump
• After Running Trial In Denver, Chipotle To Add Cauliflower Rice To Its Menu For Limited Time
• Tracy Wolfson On Ravens-Titans Matchup: 'Lamar Jackson Feels This Team Is Peaking At The Right Time'
• Florida's Tacit Message To Nation: 'Come For COVID Vaccine & Stay Awhile'
• Baker Extends Massachusetts Capacity, Gathering Limit Restrictions For Another 2 Weeks
• Michigan Capitol Reopens Following Bomb Threat
• CHP: SUV Cutting Off Freightliner May Have Caused Big Rig To Overturn On 10 Freeway In Baldwin Park
• 2 Arrested For Murder Of 29-Year-Old Near Dallas Business
• 'Demand Justice And Demand Safety', People With Info On Little River Park Shooting Urged To Come Forward
• The Electoral College Count: How Florida's Congressional Delegation Voted
• Owning A Home More Affordable Than Renting In Nearly Two Thirds Of U.S. Housing Markets
• What is the 25th Amendment and could it be invoked?
• Twelve Pennsylvanians, South Jersey Man Among Those Arrested In Violent Storming Of Capitol Building
• Gov. Wolf: Pennsylvania National Guard Activated To Nation's Capital Through Inauguration Day
• Moderna CEO says COVID vaccine protection may last years
• Inter Miami Coach Diego Alonso Out After One Season
• Dallas-Based Pizza Inn Joins Discourse On Alleged Presidential Election Voter Fraud
• Over 45,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Maryland's Top Leaders Join Calls For President Trump To Resign, Be Removed From Office
• Car Plunges 15 Feet Over Side Of Mulholland Drive In Studio City
• Preckwinkle Thanks Stroger Hospital Workers As Receive COVID-19 Vaccines
• Massachusetts And New Hampshire Residents Among Those Arrested At Capitol Hill Riot
• Trump Withdraws Nomination Of Plano Native Chad Wolf As Secretary Of Homeland Security
• After Excusing Violence, President Trump Acknowledges Biden Transition
• Southern California Trump Supporters React With Disappointment, Praise To Riot At US Capitol
• Philadelphians Reflect On Moment Violent Mob Storms US Capitol Building
• 'Dark Stain On Our Nation's History': Rep. Garamendi Calls For Invoking 25th Amendment And Impeaching Trump
• Day After Christmas Lottery Win Makes Keene Resident A Millionaire
• Adam Kinzinger is first GOP congressman calling for invoking 25th Amendment to remove Trump
• 'We Must Be Better Than This': Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Calls For President Trump's Removal From Office
• Southfield Police: 8-Year-Old Girl Shot By Older Brother Has Died
• Wisconsin's Ron Johnson Says He's Yet To Make A Decision On His Political Future
• COVID In Minnesota: Health Officials Stress Caution As Another 44 Deaths And 2,004 Cases Confirmed
• Lawmaker calls to remove House members who challenged election results
• Michael Chiklis On Season One Of CBS All Access' 'Coyote': 'I Mean It's Extraordinary'
• Tough As Nails Season 2 Premieres February 10th - Meet The Crew
• Capitol Chaos: Congress Affirms President-Elect Biden's Victory After Siege
• Esquire Magazine Names 3 Colorado Restaurants America 'Can't Afford To Lose' During COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 9,698 New Cases, 265 More Deaths
• Fort Collins Police Believe Body Found Is That Of Missing Woman Christine Cummings
• Police identify woman killed during riot at Capitol
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Department Of Health Confirms State's 1st Case Of New COVID-19 Variant
• Ashli Babbitt, San Diego Woman, Shot And Killed At US Capitol Building
• Teachers Union Urges Walz To Watch Virus Data As Elementary Schools Plan To Reopen
• Miami-Dade To Offer Limited Number Of COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments Thursday
• Steelers Announce No Fans Will Be Allowed In Heinz Field For Wild Card Game Against Browns
• Block Of President Trump's Facebook, Instagram Accounts Extended Indefinitely
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Dept. Of Education Recommends Elementary School Students Return To The Classroom
• California Sends Dozens Of Firefighter Paramedics, EMTs To Help Hospitals Inundated With COVID-19 Patients
• Black Health Matters Presents A Free Virtual Health Fair Saturday, January 9
• Vaccinations For Teachers And Other Essential Workers Put On Hold Until Higher Priority Groups Get Chance
• Pittsburgh Police Looking For Missing Man, William Casale, Who Is Described As Vulnerable
• D.C. mayor criticizes Capitol Police response to riots
• San Mateo Police Chase Of Stolen Vehicle Ends In Crash; 1 Arrested, 2 Others Sought
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Signs $14B Business Tax Break Bill Into Law
• Patrice Bergeron Named Captain Of Boston Bruins
• Facebook Suspends President Trump's Accounts 'Indefinitely'
• Report: Eagles Offensive Staff Undergoes Changes For Second Straight Year, Rich Scangarello, Marty Mornhinwheg Not Returning
• More Than 11K Marylanders File For Unemployment In First Week Of 2021
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 664 New Cases, 10 More Deaths Including A Patient Over 100
• Winter Storm On Track To Bring Rain, Snow To North Texas This Weekend
• 80 Firefighters Respond To 3-Alarm Fire At Vacant Sacramento Building
• COVID In Colorado: What The Future Could Hold In Colorado
• Tom Brady Attributes Chase Young's Call-Out To Ohio State-Michigan Rivalry
• California Woman Identified As Person Shot And Killed At U.S. Capitol Building
• Congress Affirms Biden's Win After Deadly Assault On U.S. Capitol
• Rep. Lynch Now Supports Beginning 25th Amendment, Impeachment Procedures Against President Trump After Capitol Riot
• Klobuchar: Mob at Capitol a "tipping point" for Trump's supporters
• Lawmakers in dramatic photo of Capitol siege recount scene
• Michigan Supreme Court Opens Year With New Justice
• Denver Weather: Two Cold Fronts Set To Arrive Over The Next 48 Hours
• Boulder-Area Massage Therapist Matthew Mandel Allegedly Responsible For Series Of Sexual Assaults
• New Video: Search Continues For Man Accused Of Attacking Massage Therapist
• WVU Administrators Extend Ban On Fans At Home Games Due To COVID-19 Spike
• Baltimore County Officials Lay Out This Week's COVID-19 Vaccine Doses, 7 Clinics Set Up For Healthcare Workers, First Responders
• Covid-19 Headquarters: The Slow Vaccine Rollout – What Can Be Done To Get You The Vaccine Faster?
• No. 10 Michigan Routs No. 16 Minnesota 82-57
• PTL Links: January 7, 2021
• No Charges For Police Official Who Went Undercover With George Floyd Protesters In Fargo
• COVID In Maryland: Over 6,000 Marylanders Have Now Died From COVID-19 Since The Pandemic Began
• Woman Repeatedly Stalked In San Jose; Police Seek Help In Finding Suspect
• Report: Patriots' Dave Ziegler To Interview For Broncos' GM Job
• 1.4 Million Virus Unemployment Claims Suspended In California
• Thrifty Traveler
• Double Take's Jason DeSalsa Fundraiser
• Capitol Siege: Bay Area Lawmakers Denounce Trump For Fueling Riot; Call For Invoking 25th Amendment
• COVID Workers: San Francisco Supervisors Urge $5 Hazard Pay Bonus To Grocery Store Employees
• Law Enforcement Experts Scrutinize Holes In US Capitol Security
• Woman Carjacked At Gunpoint In Wicker Park
• 'This Had Been Brewing': Sen. Klobuchar Blames Trump For Inciting Violence At The Capitol
• Bucks Breeze Past Pistons 130-115
• Newly Elected Illinois Congresswoman Mary Miller Says 'Hitler Was Right On One Thing' At Pro-Trump Rally In D.C.
• West Virginia state lawmaker records himself storming U.S. Capitol
• 'We're Probably Not Alone': Harvard Astronomer Believes Alien Debris Passed Earth In 2017
• Car Careens Into Monrovia Home, Driver At Large
• WATCH: Sixers Head Coach Doc Rivers Condemns Riots Outside US Capitol In Washington, D.C.
• Biden denounces disparate treatment of pro-Trump mob that attacked the Capitol
• Have A Question For The Next Fort Worth Police Chief? Ask!
• 'Blood Is On The President's Hands,' Moulton Says Trump Must Be Accountable For Capitol Riot
• 6-Year-Old Dies After Fire In Altgeld Gardens; Five Children Left Alone At The House
• Survey Finds Many Americans Feel Older Than They Are
• Christie Wilson's Killer, Mario Garica, Dies In Prison After Illness
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Dept. Of Health Confirms First Case With COVID-19 Variant In Pennsylvania
• Keating: Cabinet Should Invoke 25th Amendment To Remove President Trump
• American Airlines: Flight Attendants Dealing With 'Politically Motivated Aggression' On DC Flights
• Miami Weather: Chilly Start, Afternoon Warm Up
• Burglars Arrested Breaking Into Dr. Dre's Brentwood Home After He Is Hospitalized
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Delaying Second Covid-19 Vaccine Dose
• Lawmakers Vow To Investigate Police After U.S. Capitol Breach
• Why Tokyo has another COVID-19 emergency, and how it's fighting it
• Videos Of Payton Pritchard Dancing Shirtless Are Becoming A Celtics Tradition
• Suspects In Fatal Westminster Stabbing Of Joshua Raisbeck, Believed To Be Dispute Over $40, Arrested
• Car Has Been Abandoned On East 69th Street For More Than A Year As 311 Complaint Was Closed, But Never Completed
• Pistons Rookie G Killian Hayes Has Torn Hip Labrum
• Doris Matsui Among Democrats Calling To Invoke 25th Amendment
• Nearly 800,000 Americans filed for unemployment last week
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Firefighters, EMTs Help Beleaguered Front-Line Workers; Superintendents Question School Reopening Plan; Santa Clara County At 'Breaking Point'
• Congress Certifies President-Elect Joe Biden's Victory
• Many Feel Storming Of U.S. Capitol Was Allowed To Happen, And It Highlights Double Standards When It Comes To Race
• Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum Will Continue To Use Platform To Push For Change
• Arrest Made In Fatal Shooting Of 16-Year-Old On Fond Du Lac Reservation
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/7 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Keller @ Large: With Donald Trump As President, Capitol Riot Not A Surprise
• Several Tires Slashed In The Parking Lot Of Clearview Mall
• Rutgers University Professor Of Law Discusses Importance Of 'Graceful Concession' Following Violent US Capitol Breach
• Dozens Of Dallas Fire Rescue Firefighters Battle Flames At New Light Church In Pleasant Grove
• Carnival, Princess Cruise Lines Suspended US Sailings Through Spring
• Pence Announces Biden's Victory After Congress Completes Electoral Count
• Owners Of Atria's And Juniper Grill Says They Are Not Ready To Reopen
• Protesters Rally Outside Trump Tower To Condemn Violence In Nation's Capital
• Police Open Fire On Man Suspected Of Stealing Van In Brooklyn
• Car Takes Out Power Lines Before Crashing Into Building In West Rogers Park
• LAPD Declares Unlawful Assembly, 6 Arrested After Fights Erupt While Trump Supporters Rally In Downtown LA
• Foreign reaction to the "disgraceful scenes" at the U.S. Capitol
• LA County Reports 11,841 COVID-19 Cases, 258 Deaths; Over 8,000 Hospitalized
• '50 Percent, I Think It Is Going To Continue', Miami-Dade Tourism Economy Rocked By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Study: Pittsburgh Among Most Popular Cities For Millennial Homebuyers
• 'You Could Smell The Tear Gas': OC Reps Describe Being At US Capitol During Storm
• Jacob Blake family attorney blasts lack of charges in shooting
• Inside the Senate chamber as rioters stormed the Capitol
• Twitter and Facebook lock Trump's accounts over video message
• McConnell says overturning election would "damage our republic forever"
• Photos show contrast in police response to BLM and Capitol protests
• Ossoff win in Georgia delivers Senate to Democrats
• Trump pledges "orderly transition" after Congress affirms Biden win
• Capitol secured after assault from Trump supporters
• Non-Essential, Non-Life-Threatening Surgeries Postponed To Prioritize COVID-19 Patients
• 4 dead after Trump supporters storm U.S. Capitol
• Florida Sen. Marco Rubio Calls Capitol Siege 'One Of The Saddest Days In History' and 'National Embarrassment'
• Pence announces Biden's victory after Congress completes electoral count
• Man Hospitalized Following Fire In Northeast Minneapolis Home
• 'It Just Has To Stop:' Elected Officials Of Both Parties Condemn Violence In Washington
• Man Injured In Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Career Coach: Managing Stress During Your Job Search
• Former FWPD Officer Tegan Broadwater Teams With Rapper Lou Charle$ On Song About Mental Health
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Recent Spike Tied To Holiday Parties And Gatherings
• Pittsburgh Weather: Overcast And Cold Conditions Expected On Thursday
• Big Atmospheric Changes Could Turn Our Quiet Winter Into A Harsh One
• Congress Rejects Objections To Pennsylvania Electoral Votes
• 'Our Democracy Has Been Grievously Injured,' Massachusetts Lawmakers Horrified By Capitol Riot
• Illinois Members Of Congress Condemn Storming Of Capitol
• Philadelphia Police: Man Sitting In Parked Car Shot, Critically Injured In East Germantown
• Trump Pledges 'Orderly Transition' After Congress Affirms Biden Win
• Warnock and Ossoff pick up Georgia Senate seats: Exit poll analysis
• Pennsylvania Rep. Susan Wild In U.S. Capitol Lockdown: Some Republican Lawmakers 'Refused To Wear Masks'
• Virtual Reality Experience Carne y Arena Reopens, Colorado Congressman Hopes It Humanizes The Immigration Debate
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy Skies Linger
• Several NBA teams react to Capitol rioting and Jacob Blake decision
• Man Crashes Into House, Parked Car After Shot While Driving In East Germantown, Philadelphia Police Say
• Crews Rush To Battle Flames At Apartment Building In Camden
• 4 Injured After Fire Rips Through Rowhome In Camden
• VP Mike Pence Announces Joe Biden Victory As Next US President
• Congress Completes Electoral Count; Trump Says There Will Be 'Orderly Transition'
• 33-Year Old Charles Baker, Suspect In Lawrenceville Explosion Case Charged In Federal Court
• Philadelphia Police Beefing Up Patrols Around City In Anticipation Of Possible Protests Following Violent U.S. Capitol Breach
• Crisis At US Capitol: Committee Of Seventy President Says Storming Of Capitol Reminder Words Matter
• West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin Says President Donald Trump Should Be Banned From Twitter For Next 14 Days
• McKeesport Mayor Michael Cherepko Commends Police Department Response To Shooting Of Officer
• New Brighton Area Police Offering Reward For Information Regarding Vandalized Church Statues
• Public Ceremony Scheduled In West Virginia For The Late Chuck Yeager
• Thursday's Show Info (1/7/21)
• 'The Truth Hurts:' Congressman Conor Lamb Says On House Floor GOP Lied About Election
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey & Delaware Deploying Members Of National Guard To Washington, D.C. To Support Law Enforcement Officers
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/7 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Rivers Rallies Knicks Past Jazz For 3rd Straight Win

Videos from January 7, 2021

• Trump addresses assault on Capitol Hill in video message
• The social media impact of the assault on U.S. Capitol
• Breaking down the obstacles women face in business
• 1/7: Red and Blue
• Why race is central to the police response during the U.S. Capitol assault
• Democrats gain control of Senate after historic wins in Georgia
• Unsung heroes protect hallmark of democracy
• U.S. hits new record for COVID-19 deaths
• Turmoil within the Trump administration after Capitol chaos
• Conspiracy theorists and lawmaker among mob that seized Capitol
• Biden condemns mob as "domestic terrorists" after Capitol riot
• Senior administration officials resign after deadly Capitol riot
• Calls grow for Pence to use 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office
• Fears of new attacks after rioters breach Capitol
• From the 60 Minutes archive: Scott Pelley reports on the Capitol Dome
• White House press secretary gives one-minute statement on Capitol siege
• Capitol security failure raises question of double standard after Black Lives Matter crackdown
• The world reacts to the riots at the U.S. Capitol
• Schumer vows to fire Senate sergeant-at-arms if he isn't gone by January 21
• Pelosi calls for Pence to use 25th Amendment to remove Trump from power
• Biden blames Trump for Capitol riot and nominates Merrick Garland for attorney general
• NAACP head decries using racism to score political points in wake of Capitol mob
• CBS News' John Dickerson reflects on U.S. Capitol riots
• GOP congressman and top Senate Democrat call for removing Trump from office
• Calls to remove Trump from office grow after U.S. Capitol assault
• D.C. mayor gives update in wake of violence at U.S. Capitol
• Doctor on consequences of maskless Capitol protests
• Cabinet members discuss invoking 25th Amendment to remove Trump from power
• Police facing questions over response to U.S. Capitol assault
• Federal law enforcement association decries "anarchy" after pro-Trump mob storms U.S. Capitol
• Several White House staffers resign after Capitol riot
• Warnock and Ossoff declared winners in Georgia Senate runoffs, Democrats will control the Senate
• How conspiracy theories fueled assault on U.S. Capitol
• Trump statement says there will be transition of power, but fails to condemn violence
• OB-GYN weighs in on COVID-19 vaccines and pregnant women
• Nonprofit provides support for people who lose sense of smell to COVID-19
• Former CIA leader on failed police response to Capitol assault
• Trump supporter near assault on U.S. Capitol recounts experience
• Lawmakers on being trapped in House gallery during violent Capitol protests
• Capitol breach raises security concerns
• Reaction to Trump, Biden's leadership styles during crisis, possibly invoking 25th Amendment
• World leaders condemn protests at U.S. Capitol
• Rep. Gallagher recounts assault on Capitol, cost of Republicans objecting electoral votes
• Historic wins tip control of U.S. Senate to Democrats
• Klobuchar on fallout from violent mob's U.S. Capitol attack
• WorldView: Kim Jong Un admits policy failures, Japan declares state of emergency in Tokyo
• Fallout from Trump supporters storming U.S. Capitol
• Trump tells Capitol rioters "Go home, we love you" as multiple White House staffers resign
• Congress completes Electoral College vote count after day of chaos at Capitol
• Four dead as pro-Trump mob storms Capitol in bid to make Congress reject Biden election
• 1/7: CBSN AM
• Pence announces Biden as winner after Congress finishes electoral vote count
• Iowa congresswoman on Wednesday's violent protests