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• Woodland Man Tries To Stop Catalytic Converter Theft With 40lb Barbell
• Modesto Officer Has Been Involved In Multiple Fatal Shootings
• Oakland Restaurant Week Expands to Include Local Businesses Struggling Amid Pandemic
• Kings Fans Find New Way To Support The Team During COVID Safety Measures
• 'We Were Sitting Ducks': Rep. Norma Torres Calls For Arrest Of Capitol Police Chief After Riot
• Quebec Street Under I-70 Closed This Weekend During Bridge Demolition
• Malnourished Girl Rescued By Sheriff's Deputy In 2018 Makes Remarkable Recovery, Gets Adopted
• Businesses Buck Rules With Packed Indoor Dining In Stanislaus County
• Security Camera Catches Man With Child Stealing Turf From Downey Gym
• Local Pharmacies Left Out Of Initial Vaccine Distribution Say They Can Do It Faster
• Elected Leaders Converge For 'Reopen Cal Now' Conference: 'I'm Fighting For Our Way Of Life'
• Curry Scores 38 as Warriors Rally Past Clippers
• Curry Scores 38 As Warriors Rally Past Clippers, 115-105
• Chicago Weather: Lake Enhanced Snow Flurries
• Raptors Win 144-123 Over Kings, Set Franchise Scoring Record
• LeBron Gets 28, Lakers Hold Off Bulls 117-115 Without Davis
• COVID In Colorado: Stride Community Health Expands Into Vaccination Program For 70+
• Proposed Legislation Could Extend Eviction Moratorium And Pay Landlords, But They May Not Be On Board
• Southern California Lawmakers Weigh In On Renewed Calls For Trump's Impeachment
• Police Investigating 2 Separate Shootings In Sacramento Friday Night
• COVID In Colorado: Presbyterian St. Luke's Staff Work Long Days To Get Hospital Employees Vaccinated
• Home Team: Hopkins High School Boys' Basketball
• Some Restaurant Owners Feel Targeted By Robbers During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Sacramento County Coroner Stocking Up On Mobile Morgue Units
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Reopens After Water Main Break
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/9 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Capitol Chaos: Slain Capitol Police Officer Identified As New Jersey Native Brian Sicknick
• Only On CBS2: Illegal Parties Continue To Rage Across NYC In Violation Of COVID-19 Restrictions
• Parents File New Lawsuit Arguing That Masks Are Dangerous To Student Athletes
• Metro-North Employee Accused Of Taking Part In U.S. Capitol Riots
• Multiple Trees Catch Fire In Northridge As Wind Picks Up Across Southland
• SoHo Hotel Confrontation: Miya Ponsetto Arrested In California After Falsely Accusing Black Teen Of Stealing Cellphone
• Motorcycles Stolen From Allegheny Co. Priest Found; 2 Men Wanted On Charges
• Jefferson County Animal Control Rescues & Releases Ring-Tailed Cat
• Alex Trebek's final "Jeopardy!" episode ends with sentimental tribute
• First COVID Vaccine Mega Sites Open In New Jersey As Health Care Workers, Firefighters, Police Officers Become Eligible For Inoculation
• Twitter Permanently Bans President Trump
• Capitol Police Officer Brian D. Sicknick Dies After Suffering Injuries During U.S. Capitol Riot
• Suspect Benjamin Satterthwaite Arrested After Human Remains Found In Suitcases
• Roseville Family Looking For Answers After Teen Injured In Hit And Run
• 10th Minnesota Inmate Dies As A Result Of COVID-19
• 53 Charged, Including 13 Federally, Following Deadly US Capitol Riot
• Zayeed Muhaimin Arrested In Murder Of Beloved Educator Shelton Stanley Found Dead In Baltimore County Home, Police Say
• Orange County Reports Record Number Of Coronavirus Hospitalizations, ICU Patients
• Disagreement In State Legislature Holding Up Plans To Legalize Recreational Marijuana In New Jersey
• Roselle Man Arrested In Capitol Riot Says He Has No Regrets
• Confederate Flag Found Tucked Into Door Handles At Museum Of Jewish Heritage
• Man Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting In Gaithersburg, Police Say
• South Florida Congressional Democrats All In On Impeaching Trump For 'Inciting Violence'
• Police Searching For Missing Teacher, Mother Kara McTigue On Staten Island
• NYPD: Officers Shoot Man Armed With Knife Inside Queens Home
• House Democrats Plan To Introduce Articles Of Impeachment Against Trump
• Ravens Fans Rush To Buy Team Apparel Ahead Of Playoff Showdown With Titans
• 'We Are Burned Out': Boston Voices, With ICU Nurse Julie Bettencourt
• Illinois, FBI Create Task Force To Fight Unemployment Fraud
• Increased Scrutiny Of Inauguration Day Security Following Attack On Capitol: 'I Can Imagine They're Rethinking Everything'
• FBI: Man Takes Money From Armored Truck Courier In North Miami Beach
• Great Lakes Conservation: Michigan, Illinois Partner To Spend $8M On Asian Carp Dam Project
• Detroit Plans To Distribute 20,000 Vaccinations To Essential Workers
• DPD, Chief James Craig Receive COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Colorado Congressman Ken Buck Calls For 'Big Tech Reckoning' After Twitter Permanently Suspends Trump Account
• Car Slams Into Westchester County Bagel Shop, 2 Workers Taken To Hospital
• Tatum, Brown Help Celtics Hold Off Beal, Wizards 116-107
• Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital May Face Penalties, Fines After Vaccinating City Workers, Others Before They Were Eligible
• Michigan Senate Leader Mike Shirkey Supports Open Carry Gun Ban In The State's Capitol
• Pa. State Rep. Aaron Bernstine Says It's Wrong To Blame Pres. Donald Trump For U.S Capitol Riot
• 'Mean Girls' Musical Will Not Reopen When Broadway Shows Are Allowed To Resume
• San Bernardino Reports 32 COVID-19 Deaths, Riverside Adds 29
• UPDATE: Twitter Suspends Trump's Account Permanently
• Albert Lea Bar The Interchange Found In Contempt Of Court, Faces $3K Daily Fine
• House Speaker Pelosi Calls Trump 'Deranged, Unhinged, Dangerous'
• COVID Surge: Sonoma County Prepares For Worst With 'Mobile Morgue' Trailer
• James Clyburn says "somebody on the inside" of Capitol was "complicit"
• Google And Apple Crack Down On Social Media App Parler Over Violence Concerns
• 'She's A Miracle': Beloved Long Beach ICU Nurse Recounts Her Fight With COVID-19
• Boulder Police Receive First Dose Of COVID Vaccine
• Tax Service Company 'Demanding' IRS Reissue Millions Of Stimulus Payments Sent To Wrong Bank Accounts
• Many Broward Teachers Push Back To Having To Go Back To In-Class Learning On Monday
• Pelosi pushes for Trump's resignation; Twitter suspends Trump
• Catholic Deacon Punched In Face At Bronx Subway Station
• Broomfield 5 Star Businesses Move To Level Yellow Monday On COVID Dial
• 3 Arrested In Connection To Queens Drug Trafficking Ring
• Traffic Stop In Auburn Leads To Arrest Of Wanted Fairfield Man
• Santa Monica Tunnel, Ramps To Close Overnight For Upgrades
• Tracy Chapman Wins $450K After Suing Nicki Minaj In Copyright Infringement Case
• COVID Vaccine: Health Officials Must Speed Up Slow Rollout In Santa Clara Co. For Herd Immunity
• Deal To Legalize Recreational Marijuana In New Jersey Falls Through
• Suspect Arrested In Connection To Death Of David Sheffield
• Ohio Arts Council Appointee Resigns After Vulgar Comment About Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris
• 10 Mobile Morgues Set Up Outside LA County Coroner's Building
• Fans Share Stories, Reflect On Meeting Legendary Tommy Lasorda
• TurboTax Customers Still Waiting To Receive Stimulus Checks
• Hugh Lane Wellness Foundation Launches Support Group For LGBTQ Community In Pittsburgh
• San Juan Unified Employee Died From COVID-19 Over Winter Break, District Says
• Colorado Vehicle Renewal Documents Delayed 3 Weeks In February For Material Fee Changes
• Texas' Record COVID-19 Hospitalization Rate Nears 14,000
• 'Mistake... To Try To Impeach This President': Colorado Congressman Ken Buck Claims It Will Fan Flames Of Partisanship
• Seasonal Affective Disorder: Seven Tips For Coping With The 'Winter Blues'
• Former OC Deputy Convicted Of Filing False Police Report
• US Labor Department Lawsuit Accuses Johnny Doc, IBEW Local 98 Leaders Of Intimidating Challengers
• Over 333,000 New Yorkers Have Left City Since COVID Pandemic Began In March
• Dine Downtown Kicks Off In Sacramento; Restaurants Offering Three-Course Meals To-Go
• Colorado grand jury will investigate death of Elijah McClain
• Custodian Supervisor For Chicago Department Of Aviation Says Employees Afraid To Take COVID-19 Sick Time
• Dave Lee Retiring After 32 Years At WCCO Radio
• 18-Year-Old Kyle Rittenhouse Spotted At Wisconsin Bar; Did Not Violate Bond, Police Say
• On A Positive Note: Peters Township Volunteers Relaunch Year Of Kindness Campaign
• Robbinsdale Police Shoot, Kill Man During Traffic Stop
• Rime Ice Coats Minnesota Trees, Turning Parks Into Winter Wonderland
• COVID In Colorado: Movie Theaters Reopen With Health Guidelines In Place
• Dallas ISD School Uses Virtual Learning To Its Advantage, Gains International Tutors
• Healthcare Workers Wait Hours To Get COVID-19 Vaccine In Irvine
• Denver Weather: Snow Coming For Colorado
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pitt Says Students Should Not Yet Travel To Campus For Spring Semester
• CPS Teachers Who Don't Show Up As Required When Schools Reopen Will Be Ineligible For Pay; Mayor Says Remote Learning 'Not Sustainable'
• Protesters Hold Peaceful Demonstration In Baltimore, Urge Congress To Impeach Trump Following Riot At U.S. Capitol Building
• Gov. Tim Walz Welcomes Biden Administration Move To Release More Vaccines
• One Of The Youngest Ovarian Cancer Victims Remembered: 'She Never Stopped Fighting'
• Long Island Teen Builds Peer Tutoring Website To Streamline Learning During Pandemic
• For Nurses, California's Coronavirus Outbreak Has A Personal Toll
• MPD Personnel Files For Officers Involved In Dolal Idd's Shooting Reveal History Of Complaints And Commendations
• COVID In Adams County: Rapid Testing Site Provides Same-Day Results For Free
• North Texans Who Were At US Capitol During Chaos Await Fate As Charges Begin Being Filed
• Biden COVID Vaccine Rollout Means More Shots Could Be Coming Soon To Chicago
• 40 Long Island Students Selected From Thousands Across Country For Prestigious Regeneron Science Talent Search
• Investigators Ask For Help Identifying Suspects As They Charge More People Accused Of Crimes During U.S. Capitol Chaos
• 1 Found Dead In Burning Garage In Northglenn
• Los Angeles County Reports 318 New Coronavirus Deaths -- The Highest Daily Number During The Pandemic
• Crisis At The Capitol: How Do We Heal?
• Flyers' Carter Hart Brightens Day Of 5-Year-Old Boy Battling Cancer With Jersey
• Archeological Dig On Long Island An Effort To Preserve History Of Freed Slave Peter Crippen, Huntington's First Black Land Owner
• George Weiss, Last Remaining Founding Member Of Ft. Snelling Rifle Squad, Dies
• LAX Pylons, City Hall To Light Up In Dodgers Blue, White To Honor Dodgers Legend Tommy Lasorda, Former Councilmember Tom LaBonge
• Stanford Women Overcome Quarantined Players To Top No. 11 Oregon 70-63
• Ex-Joliet Central High School Teacher Gets Four Year Prison Sentence For Sexual Assault
• UMass Memorial Lets Go Employee That 'May Have Been Involved' In Violent Capitol Riot
• Mega Millions, Powerball Reach Giant Jackpots This Weekend
• Twitter suspends Michael Flynn and Sidney Powell for QAnon activity
• CPS 'Pods' For Kids With COVID Symptoms Raising Concerns; 'They Are A Last Resort'
• Twitter Permanently Bans Trump
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Will Pfizer And Moderna Vaccines Work On UK Strain? Do I Have To Test Negative Before Getting Vaccinated?
• Biden says impeachment is a "decision for the Congress to make"
• ICU nurse throws baby shower for mother who survived COVID-19
• Twitter Permanently Bans Trump
• COVID-19 Dampens Pittsburgh Steelers Playoff Game Energy, Fans Say
• Theodore 'Ted' Lumpkin Jr., WWII Tuskegee Airman, Dies Of COVID-19 At 100
• Local Contestant, Fans Share Memories Of Alex Trebek For His Final 'Jeopardy!' Episode
• Twitter Permanently Suspends Trump's Account
• Twitter Permanently Bans Trump (CBS News)
• Twitter Permanently Suspends President Donald Trump's Account
• Pelosi says Trump should be prosecuted
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Will Drop Temps Into The 50s
• What's Next For Sixers After Seth Curry Reportedly Tests Positive For COVID-19?
• Interim MTA Pres. Sarah Feinberg Asks Mayor De Blasio To Boost NYPD Presence In Transit System Amid City's Growing Mental Health Crisis, Increasing Subway Crime
• Mass. State House Security A Priority As Groups Plan Inauguration Protests Across U.S.
• Fort Worth Unveils New High-Tech Police Helicopter
• 'Just To Stir The Pot': Allston Diner Posts Sign On How Patrons Can Avoid Wearing A Mask
• Meet Rotc, West Metro Fire Rescue's Arson Dog
• COVID-19 In Butler County: Hospitals Adjusting On Fly After State Announces New Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Man Charged With Homicide For Violently Bludgeoning Bensalem Chiropractor After Blaming Doctor For Jaw Pain, DA Says
• Bradley Rukstales Fired From CEO Position, Facing Federal Charges For Storming U.S. Capitol
• US Sees Record Single-Day COVID-19 Deaths, Maryland Sets Hospitalization Record
• 5 People Escape 2-Alarm House Fire In South San Jose
• 'Wildly Important Goals': Polis Plans For 70% Of Coloradans 70+ To Get COVID Vaccine By March
• Jogger Arrested For Spitting On Random People Who Were Not Wearing Face Coverings
• NYPD: Man In Custody After Barricading Himself In Bathroom At Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital
• 'People Are Protected By Two Doses': Mass. Doctors Argue For Quicker COVID Vaccination Process
• Ohio School Therapist Resigns After Alleged Involvement In U.S. Capitol Riots
• Local Movie Theaters Encouraged, Optimistic About Reopening During COVID
• 'The Image Is What Matters': SMU Presidential Historian Says Better For Nation If Trump Attends Biden Inauguration
• James Backstrom, Longtime Dakota County Attorney, Announces Retirement
• Charges: 21-Year-Old Woman Shot, Assaulted Elderly Woman In Violent Mpls. Robbery
• Threatening Incidents With Trump Supporters On Airlines Prompts Worry From President Of Flight Attendants Union
• Kemba Walker Cleared To Return To Practice With Celtics
• Driver Killed In Wrong-Way Head-On Crash On Interstate 80 In Pinole
• COVID In Philadelphia: Mass Vaccination Center Opens At Pennsylvania Convention Center
• COVID In New York: Gov. Cuomo Expands Vaccine Eligibility, Warns It Could Take Weeks Or Months To Get An Appointment
• Walgreens Teams Up With Retirement Community In Fort Lauderdale To Distribute COVID Vaccine
• Search On For Driver After South Sacramento Hit-And-Run Leaves Person With Severe Injuries
• COVID-19 Restrictions Not Lifted In Baltimore, Dining Will Remain Closed At Restaurants
• Clarkston Man Hospitalized 9 Times With COVID Symptoms Since Being Diagnosed In March 2020
• 'It's Disgraceful': Black Woman Attacked During Pro-Trump Demonstration In DTLA
• Merritt Clubs In Canton Temporarily Closed Following COVID-19 Rule Violations
• 8 Michigan Businesses Cited For COVID-19 Safety Violations
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Underway At Hard Rock Stadium, Tropical Park
• Siege On US Capitol Feared To Become COVID-19 Super Spreader Event Similar To Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, Penn Doctor Says
• COVID In Florida: 19,530 New Cases, 194 Additional Deaths
• Senator Rick Scott Urges President Trump Not To Skip President-Elect Joe Biden's Inauguration
• Get To Know Some Possible Picks For The Broncos In First Round Of 2021 NFL Draft
• Weekly COVID-19 Pool Testing To Be Available At All Massachusetts Schools Soon
• Faces of COVID
• Florida Panthers Back-To-Back Games Versus Dallas Stars Postponed
• Massachusetts Reports A Record-Setting 7,635 New COVID Cases, Surpasses 400,000 Total Cases
• Colorado's Pamela Jonker Starts Her Day With Coffee, Internet, And $1 Million Check
• Philadelphia Food Banks Breathing Sigh Of Relief With $1.5 Billion In New Funding
• Cowboys Fire Defensive Coordinator Mike Nolan
• Baltimore Police Officer Indicted For Second-Degree Assault, Misconduct In Office
• Biden Formally Introduces 'Tough As Nails' Marty Walsh As Labor Secretary Nominee
• Unlicensed Security Guard Matthew Dolloff Accused In Deadly Shooting Will Go To Trial Claiming Self Defense
• 'Momentous Announcement,' Denton County Online Vaccine Interest Portal Opens
• Aurora Police Officers Won't Face Charges For Drawing Guns On Black Children
• $600 Stimulus Checks, $2 Billion To Re-Open Classrooms: Gov. Newsom Unveils California Budget Proposal
• Man In Critical Condition After Pedestrian Crash In McKeesport
• Biden Criticizes Trump But Doesn't Endorse Pelosi's Plans For Impeachment
• State Readying Resources Ahead Of Winter Weather In North Texas
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Jan. 8 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Florida Firefighter Andrew Williams Under Investigation For Participating In US Capitol Riot
• Minneapolis Schools To Reopen For Pre-K Through 5th Graders In February
• Police Seek Public's Help Investigating 'Untimely Death' Of Cynthia Halloran, Found Near NH Walking Trail
• CBSLA Sports Director Jim Hill Remembers Dodger Great Tommy Lasorda: 'One Of My Best Friends In The World'
• Capitol Siege: Man Photographed Sitting Behind Pelosi's Desk During Riot Arrested In Arkansas
• State Police Give 6 Warnings, 4 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following COVID-19 Restrictions
• Grand Jury Investigation Opened Into Death Of Elijah McClain
• New York to start scheduling next phase of COVID vaccinations
• DFW Weather: Winter Storm Watch Issued For Parts Of North Texas As Area Braces For Cold Rain, Snow
• Felony Charges Filed Against Man For Allegedly Making Bomb Threat At Michigan Capitol Building
• Sports World, Celebrities Pay Tribute To Dodgers Hall Of Fame Manager Tommy Lasorda
• DUI Suspects Hits, Kills 26-Year-Old Roseville Woman On Highway 99 Near Elk Grove
• One Year Ago, The First Reports Of Mysterious Virus That Soon Became Known As COVID-19
• This week on "Face the Nation," January 10, 2021
• COVID: Golden Gate Fields To Re-Open After Outbreak
• North Texan Collects 1,500+ Sleeping Bags For Homeless
• Teen Wanted For Alleged Murder Of 14-Year-Old Girl In Fort Worth
• Trump ally Ronna McDaniel reelected to head RNC
• Military, Federal Medical Personnel Arrive To Help With COVID-19 Response Efforts
• U.S. Department Of Justice Charges Pennsylvania Man For Alleged Offenses During Capitol Riots
• West Virginia lawmaker faces federal charges in Capitol siege
• College Football Playoff National Championship Game Expected To Bring Much-Needed Relief To Miami's COVID-Damaged Tourism Industry
• Baltimore Police Charge Suspect In Connection With November 2020 Shooting Of 27-Year-Old Man
• Homeless Man Gets Life-Changing Reward After Returning Woman's Lost Wallet
• 2020 Marked 1st Year In Recorded History No Massachusetts Children Died In Fires
• Man shown with feet on Nancy Pelosi's desk arrested
• As Scrutiny Of Inauguration Security Increases Following US Capitol Riots, Trump Says He Won't Attend
• COVID In Philadelphia: Limited Indoor Dining On Track To Resume In City On Jan. 16, Mayor Kenney Says
• Tom Brady, Chase Young Showdown Highlights Buccaneers-Washington Contest
• Stimulus Payments For Millions Of TurboTax Customers Beginning To Be Deposited, Company Says
• Dallas County Reports 2,387 New Coronavirus Cases, 21 Deaths And Another Record Day Of Hospitalizations
• Ravens Believe They're Ready For Playoff Rematch Vs. Derrick Henry, Titans
• Doctor clears $650,000 in medical debt for patients
• Rams Aaron Donald Selected Unanimously To NFL All-Pro Team
• Dodgers Legend Tommy Lasorda Dies At 93: 'One Of The Most Memorable Personalities In Baseball History'
• Baltimore Police Need Tips To Find 5 Violent Suspects With Open Warrants
• Prosecutors Cite US Capitol Riots In Attempt To Revoke Bail For Heavily-Armed Man Arrested Near Philadelphia Vote Counting Center
• 60 Minutes profiles Independent Senator Angus King Sunday
• Stimulus Check Latest: Have The Chances Of A $2,000 Payment Improved?
• Denver Weather: The First Snow Of The Year Arrives Saturday
• Driver Arrested After Standoff On I-20 In Dallas County
• Denver-Based Dominion Voting Sues Former Trump Lawyer Sidney Powell For $1.3 Billion
• Ralphs Begins COVID-19 Vaccinations For Pharmacists, Health Care Providers
• LA County Health Director Urges Schools To Remain Closed Through January
• How Does The 25th Amendment Work?
• Chicago FOP President Apologizes For Downplaying Attack On U.S. Capitol; Draws Angry Rebuke From National Police Union
• 3 Injured, 1 Critically, In Ax Attack At Port Hueneme Apartment Complex
• How Harlem's iconic soul food restaurant is fighting for its community
• 4th Circuit Upholds Ban On Trump's Order Allowing States To Refuse Refugees
• 4 More Cold-Related Deaths Reported, Bringing State's Seasonal Total To 10
• Congresswoman Mary Miller Apologizes For Quoting Hitler In Speech Outside Capitol, Accuses Others Of Twisting Her Words
• Penguins Hall Of Fame Announcer Mike Lange To Miss Start Of Season As He Awaits COVID-19 Vaccination
• Man Seen In Photograph Reclining At Sen. Nancy Pelosi's Desk Arrested, Officials Say
• FDA Warns Coronavirus Test Made By San Dimas Firm, Used By City Of LA, Could Produce False Negative Results
• Mega Millions Jackpot Rises To $520 Million, Powerball At $470 Million
• California COVID Recovery: Newsom Budget Targets Post-Pandemic Economic Revival
• Adam Morad Arrested After Allegedly Threatening Driver With Gun, Sword, Police Say
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 9,277 New Coronavirus Cases, The Most Since Early December
• "Jeopardy!" producer says Alex Trebek made "being smart cool"
• Some In-Person Classes To Resume At Johns Hopkins University For Spring Semester
• Pelosi talked to military chief about "unhinged" Trump's nuclear access
• Man Shot Dead In San Francisco Tenderloin District
• Patriots Devin McCourty, James White Named Recipients Of Ed Block Courage Award
• President Trump Should Not Be Able To Use Nuclear Weapons, Markey And McGovern Say
• Some people are out of their jobs after images of them at Capitol appear online
• Update: No Injuries Reported After Human-Caused Avalanche At Jones Pass
• Federal Jury Convicts Arlington Gang Member Jeremy 'Worm' White Of Gun Crime
• LIVE: Gov. Newsom Introduces State Budget For Fiscal Year 2020-21
• Bill Belichick Says Nick Caserio 'Extremely Deserving' Of Houston GM Job
• Bay Area High Surf Advisory Issued; King Tides To Follow
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Vikings' WR Justin Jefferson Is The Only Rookie This Season To Get All-Pro Nod From AP
• $2 Million Hash Oil Haul Seized From Hidden Lab, Pot Grow In Boulder Creek
• "Police Academy" actress Marion Ramsey dies at 73
• LA Gun Stores See Spike In Business After Capitol Riot
• Ravens' Morgan Cox Makes First Team All-Pro, Justin Tucker Second Team All-Pro
• Suspect In November 2020 Turlock Homicide Arrested In Oklahoma
• Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn meet for rare "triple conjunction"
• Pedestrian Struck And Killed In West Mifflin
• Brandon Davis Killed In Overnight Shooting In Severn, Police Say
• 'SoHo Karen' Miya Ponsetto Arrested In Ventura County For Falsely Accusing Black Teen Of Stealing Cell Phone
• Dodgers Legend Tommy Lasorda Dies At 93: 'One Of The Most Memorable Personalities In Baseball History'
• Powerball, Mega Millions Combined Jackpots Approaching $1 Billion
• Family Threatens $20 Million Lawsuit In Glendale Police Fatal Shooting
• FBI agents search home of former Tennessee House speaker
• 49ers LB Fred Warner Earns 1st Team All-Pro Honors
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Toledo Blade Union Members Allege Censorship From Mutual Owner In Capitol Protest Coverage
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Maria
• Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Taking Steps Toward Running For US Senate In 2022
• Pennsylvania governor says inciters of Capitol riot "should be ashamed"
• Lehigh University Board Of Trustees Rescind Honorary Degree Granted To President Donald Trump
• Another Round Of Dallas ISD Nurses Roll Up Their Sleeves To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Capitol Police Officer Brian D. Sicknick Who Died After Suffering Injuries During US Capitol Riot Was New Jersey Native
• All-new 2021 Jeep® Grand Cherokee Breaks New Ground
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Office: Koby Francis, Accused Of Shooting Police Officer, Returned To Pittsburgh
• Stars Expected To Delay Start Of Regular Season Due To Positive COVID-19 Tests, NHL Says
• Texas GOP Rep. Troy Nehls Defended Congress After Breach, Then Voted To Toss AZ & PA Electors
• Betsy DeVos on 60 Minutes in 2018
• Pittsburgh Customs Officers Discover And Seize 60 Counterfeit Steelers Super Bowl Rings
• Bears-Saints Preview: Sean Payton 'Should Be Considered In National Coach Of The Year Conversations,' Says CBS's Tracy Wolfson
• Patriots' Gunner Olszewski, Jake Bailey Named To AP All-Pro First Team; Matthew Slater Named To Second Team
• Former Pitt Star Aaron Donald Is Unanimous AP All-Pro Team Choice
• Free Chicago Christmas Tree Recycling Program Starts This Weekend
• Things Just Got A Lot Harder -- And Smaller -- For The Boston Celtics
• Biden preparing to accelerate distribution of COVID-19 vaccine
• Dominion Voting Systems sues Sidney Powell, lawyer who spread election conspiracy theories
• Apartment Building Partially Collapses In East Pittsburgh
• Maryland Man Fired After Seen Wearing Work Badge In Photo Of Him Storming Capitol
• Tommy Lasorda, Former Los Angeles Dodgers Manager, Norristown Native Dies At 93
• AP Sources: Whitmer Wants K-12 Schools Reopened By March 1
• Colorado's Congressional Delegation Isn't In Agreement About How Wednesday's Violence Should Be Handled
• Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser: 25th Amendment Under Consideration 'For Good Reason'
• Pan-Mass Challenge Winter Cycle At Fenway Park Postponed
• BCPS Parents Report Issues With Google Meets
• Federal Agency Rejects Berkeley Resident's Petition to Recall Teslas
• Woman who falsely accused Black teen at hotel speaks out
• Trump will be 1st president in 152 years to skip successor's inauguration
• NH State Trooper Matthew Merrill Released From Hospital After Shooting
• Haddon Township High School Students Return To Classroom Following Hazmat Situation
• Photos: FBI Searching For Suspects Who Stormed U.S. Capitol Building
• Miami Gardens Man Jonathan Craig Faces Multiple Charges After Police Pursuit
• Monterey Police Arrest 3 in Connection For Drugs, Firearm Possession
• Heard In Detroit: Pharaohs, Paulina Jayne & More!
• Miami Shooting Caught On Camera, Six People Injured
• Los Angeles Dodgers legend Tommy Lasorda dies
• President Trump Says He Won't Attend Biden Inauguration
• COVID In Minnesota: 48 Deaths And 2,300+ Cases Reported, Over 100K Vaccine Doses Administered So Far
• Residents, Staff At Care Facility On City's Northwest Side Get COVID-19 Vaccines
• Legendary Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda Dies At 93
• FedEx Truck's Trailer Detaches, Crashes Down Embankment On I-5 Near Woodland
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces Over 10,000 More Cases, Pushing Statewide Total Over 700K
• 5 Dead, 82 Arrested In Total Including 11 Marylanders After U.S. Capitol Riot
• California EDD Freezes Nearly 1.5 Million Unemployment Claims
• Football coach fired after posting "hateful" Stacy Abrams tweet
• Homeless Advocates Call Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's Week Living Undercover With Homeless A 'Political Stunt'
• Some countries using Capitol riots to undermine democracy at home
• Some Capitol rioters identified as misinformation creates confusion
• Cody Mulligan Dies From Injuries In Unprovoked Rosedale Stabbing, Police Say
• Colorado Doctor Stresses Importance Of Treatment For Those Suffering From Migraines
• Feds set to revive loan program for small businesses
• IRS Sends Stimulus Payments To 'Wrong Bank Accounts' Affecting Estimated 13M Tax Service Customers
• Philadelphia Police: Armed Suspect Reaches Into Drive-Thru Window, Attempts To Access Register At Port Richmond Checkers
• 2 Explosions In Past 2 Weeks Have Aurora Investigators Asking For Help From Public
• Trump Says He Will Not Attend Biden's Inauguration
• Jokic Scores 38 But Nuggets Lose In Overtime To Mavericks
• Former LA City Councilman Tom LaBonge Dies At 67
• 'Higher Power Told Him It Was His Purpose', UFC Fighter Irwin Rivera Accused Of Stabbing His Sisters As They Slept
• Dr. Joneigh Khaldun Receives 2nd Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• New Travel Advisory Urges Californians To Stay Within 120 Miles Of Home
• Win Or Lose, Tom Brady's Playoff Performance Changes Nothing About Patriots' Decision
• Push Is On To Preserve Murals Highlighting Mexican Heritage In Denver Area
• Reward Offered As FBI, DC Police Seek Public's Help To Identify Pro-Trump Rioters Who Rushed U.S. Capitol
• Meagan Good On Directing & Acting In Movie 'If Not Now, When?': 'I Fell In Love With It Not Being All About Me'
• COVID In New Jersey: Police Officers, Firefighters In State Begin Receiving Vaccine
• WATCH LIVE: Gov. Wolf, Dr. Levine Provide Update On Pennsylvania's COVID-19 Efforts
• Biden says he seriously considered Bernie Sanders for labor secretary
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 967 New Cases, 11 Additional Deaths
• Central Minnesota Paramedic Dies While Responding To Medical Call
• 'Economic Lifeline To Small Businesses,' Next Round Of PPP Loans On Their Way
• National Aviary Welcomes Baby African Penguin, 11th Chick To Hatch At Facility
• Three Celtics Face 7-Day Quarantine Due To 'Health & Safety Protocols'
• $20 Scratch Ticket Nets DeSoto Resident A $1 Million Prize
• Eight New Solar Energy Sites Begin Operating In Genesee And Saginaw Counties
• Beaver Co. Jail Escapee Back In Police Custody
• Suspect Search Prompts Neighborhood Behind Arden Fair Mall To Shelter-In-Place
• U.S. tops 4,000 COVID deaths in one day for the first time
• Sherborn Police Say Missing Teenage Girl Found Safe
• UAE joins Saudis in dropping Qatar blockade as Gulf crisis ends
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Case Total Approaches 300K; Hospitalizations Reach Record High
• Police Seeking 'Person Of Interest' In Fatal Downtown Detroit Shooting
• Hailee Steinfeld, Hook In with Karamo Brown, Drew's News
• PTL Links: January 8, 2021
• Justin Fields To Patriots At No. 15? One Mock Drafter Thinks It Could Happen
• LeBron James: Capitol Riots Show 'We Live In Two Americas'
• LeBron James: Capitol Riots Show 'We Live In Two Americas'
• Man Captured In Westlake Slayings Of His Mother, Young Nephew
• Weather Blog: Purple Friday Forecast
• Do You Know These Men? FBI Releases Photos Of 10 Suspects Who Stormed The U.S. Capitol
• Temperatures Drop And North Texas Braces For Cold Rain, Snow This Weekend
• 'He Is A Traitor': Rep. Clark Says House Could Vote To Impeach President Trump By Next Week
• How To Talk To Kids About The US Capitol Chaos: 'Honesty Is Really, Really Important'
• Bears vs. Saints: Three Things To Watch
• Australia locks down entire city over 1 case of new COVID variant
• Capitol Police Officer Dies After Sustaining Injuries During Pro-Trump Riot At U.S. Capitol
• Man Struck And Killed In Koreatown, Driver Speeds Away
• $50K Reward Offered For Information On Pipe Bombs Found In DC During U.S. Capitol Riots
• Mother Of 7 Killed Along With 2 Others In Detroit Triple Shooting
• Garland Health Department Now Collecting Names Of People Who Want The COVID-19 Vaccine
• State Patrol: Speeding Motorist Hits And Kills Woman, 72, Who Was Walking Out Of Gas Station
• More Cases Of COVID Variant Identified In Colorado
• 21-Year-Old Nakayla Wright Sentenced To Prison For Using Taser On Elderly Texas Woman During Robbery
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: White House Task Force Shows Pennsylvania Surpasses Average National Testing Rate
• Aurora Woman Recounts Chaos At U.S. Capitol: 'This Was A Mob Mentality'
• Industry Members, San Joaquin Co. Officials Stand In Solidarity With Struggling Hair Salons
• Firefighters Battle Stubborn Blaze At Hollywood Hills Home
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Thanksgiving Surge Takes Deadly Toll; COVID-19 Vaccine Lottery Proposal; State Health Officials Urge 10-Day Travel Quarantine
• Brad Rukstales Of Inverness, Arrested At U.S. Capitol Riot, Apologizes And Expresses Embarrassment
• Suspect Arrested In Bomb Threat To Michigan Capitol
• GOP senator says he would "consider" impeachment articles
• Josh McDaniels Not On Texans' List Of Head Coaching Candidates
• Iraq issues arrest warrant for Trump over drone strike assassination
• Florida Has Nearly Half Of Known US Cases Of COVID Variant
• Minnesota Trump Supporter Drove To U.S. Capitol To Attend Rally That Turned Violent
• As Steelers Prepare To Host Browns In Wild Card, CBS' Tracy Wolfson Says 'We Have Not Seen This Team Play Their Best Football'
• Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman Considering Senate Run In 2022 But May Face Challengers On Both Sides
• California Republican Lawmakers Speak On 25th Amendment, Presidential Impeachment After U.S. Capitol Riots
• How To Talk To Kids About The US Capitol Chaos: 'Honesty Is Really, Really Important'
• Deadliest Day In The US Pandemic - More Than 4,000 COVID-19 Deaths Reported On Thursday
• Job growth crashed in December as COVID-19 surged
• Armed Robberies Reported At Two Northwest Side Gas Stations Minutes Apart
• COVID: Monterey Superior Court Orders Cafe Shut Down After Multiple Face Mask Violations
• Surging COVID Cases Forces State To Bypass Tough Nurse Care Rules
• And then there were three: U.K. approves Moderna's COVID vaccine
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/8 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• LA County Adds 19,719 New COVID-19 Cases, 218 Deaths; Garcetti Defends Use Of Curative Tests
• Michigan Matters: Gauging 2021 Amid Turbulent Start
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Court Of Common Pleas Extends Shutdown
• Trump acknowledges election defeat in video on Capitol violence
• Macy's To Close 45 More Stores In 2021, Including Two In Florida
• Car Takes Out Utility Pole And Stoplight Before Catching Fire In North Oakland
• Albertsons Made Their Grocery Employees "Essential" Workers, Now It's Outsourcing Their Jobs
• Pfizer says its vaccine seems effective vs. two COVID variants
• FBI offers reward for information on pipe bombs set during Capitol assault
• Boeing to pay $2.5 billion to settle 737 Max jet criminal charges
• Southern California hospitals on verge of rationing care
• Elon Musk tops Jeff Bezos as the world's richest person
• Space object likely came from alien world, Harvard professor says
• Capitol Police officer dies from injuries in pro-Trump riot
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Dr. Rob Danoff Joins Eyewitness News To Discuss New COVID-19 Variant
• Newark Public Schools Extend All-Remote Learning Into April
• Celebrating National Bubble Bath Day
• Pelosi demands Trump's removal from office in wake of Capitol attack
• Keeping An Open Line Of Communication: How Parents Can Talk To Their Children About The Turmoil In Washington
• Triple-Double Was Elusive, But Luka Drops 38 To Help Mavericks Top Nuggets In OT
• Wawa Opens New Drive-Thru Store In Falls Township
• South Korean court orders Japan to pay WWII sex slaves reparations
• Pfizer Study Suggests COVID-19 Vaccine Works Again Mutation
• Florida Gov. DeSantis 'Will Not Allow Any Local Government To Lock People Down', Reaffirms Opposition To COVID-19 Rules
• COVID In New York: Distribution Restrictions For Vaccine Creating Tension Between Mayor Bill De Blasio, Gov. Andrew Cuomo
• Pressure Grows For President Donald Trump To Be Removed From Office
• GoFundMe Page Set Up After South Side Family's Roof Collapses During Storm
• One Dead, Two Injured In Shooting Outside NW Dade Convenience Store
• Years After Their Loved Ones' Murders In Cicero, Families Still Waiting For Answers From Police
• 431 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mostly Cloudy Skies And Cold Mornings Continue
• Missouri woman believed to be last Civil War widow dies
• Firefighters Battle Thick Smoke At Apartment Building Fire In East Chatham
• Kowloon In Saugus Is Not Closing
• How Can Chicago Improve Procedures To Make Sure 311 Requests Are Really Completed? An Expert Has An Idea
• To Do List: Reserve A Fire Pit, Celtic Music, Farmer's Market
• Boston Marathon bomber sues over ballcap, showers in prison
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy Pattern Continues
• David Becker on Trump's election challenges amid assault on Capitol
• Philadelphia Police: Driver Taken To Hospital After Van Crashes Into Mayfair Hair Salon
• Officials: Person Found Dead After Fire Damages Home In North Philadelphia
• Baptist Health To Launch COVID Vaccine Appointment Portal On Friday
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Close 43 Stores By End Of February Including In New Jersey, Pennsylvania
• Sixers' Seth Curry Reportedly Tested Positive For Coronavirus Before Sixers' Loss To Nets
• Pennsylvania Man Among 4 People Who Died During US Capitol Riots
• Hurley's Picks: An Ode To Bills Fans, And A Washington Upset Of Tom Brady?
• Powerball Lottery Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Montgomery County
• 'We Were Terrified': Western Pennsylvanians At The Capitol Describe What They Saw During Civil Unrest
• Pittsburgh Police And SWAT Respond To Domestic Incident
• 'The Browns Is The Browns:' Pittsburgh And Cleveland Prepare For AFC North Clash In Round One
• Local Pastor Donates $1,000 In Grocery Gift Cards To Help Those In Need
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Two Girls Basketball Teams To Quarantine Due To Positive Tests
• Congressman Conor Lamb Says Rioters At Capitol Should Be Brought To Justice
• Friday's Show Info (1/8/21)
• Caitlyn Kaufman '18 Legacy Nursing Scholarship Fund Exceeds $13,000
• Tonka The Squishy Dog Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/8 Friday Morning Forecast
• Nets, Without Irving And Durant, Beat NBA-Leading 76ers
• 'It's Even Slower Now': Mass. Restaurants Cope With Capacity, Gathering Restrictions Being Extended

Videos from January 8, 2021

• CBS News election law expert David Becker on "The Takeout" — 1/8/2021
• U.S. breaks record for billion-dollar weather and climate disasters in 2020
• U.S. records more than 4,000 COVID-19 deaths in a single day
• Congressman Jim Clyburn discusses second impeachment of President Trump
• Legal analyst on latest efforts to remove Trump from office
• ICU nurse and COVID-19 patient have message for divided country
• Woman arrested for falsely accusing Black teen of theft speaks
• COVID-19 ravages nation as daily deaths top 4,000 for first time
• Rioters arrested after rampage leaves Capitol Police officer dead
• Biden defers to Congress on impeaching Trump
• Trump announces he will not attend Biden's inauguration
• Pelosi calls Trump “deranged, unhinged, dangerous” and says he should be prosecuted
• Black voters push Democrats to win Georgia Senate runoff races
• Legal scholar on the implications of invoking the 25th Amendment
• Biden on Trump's "encouragement" of Capitol riot, and his plans for inauguration
• New York will start scheduling of COVID vaccinations for next group on Monday
• Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf criticizes politicians who spread "conspiracy and disinformation"
• Biden talks economic recovery, introduces labor and commerce nominees
• Charges announced related to Wednesday's assault on the U.S. Capitol
• Doctor cancels medical debt for cancer patients
• How Democrats won Georgia and control of the Senate
• COVID-19 continues to tear through U.S. as Biden announces plan to speed up vaccinations
• Trump says he will not attend Biden's inauguration
• Trump releases video promising "orderly transition" to Biden administration
• Expert gives advice on how to talk with kids about the assault on the Capitol
• Lawmakers issue calls to impeach Trump
• Congressman Bennie Thompson says Trump "created this nightmare" that led to Capitol seige
• From the 60 Minutes archive: Betsy DeVos on guns, school choice and why people don't like her
• "Jeopardy!" airs its final episode with Alex Trebek
• The internet's effect on baby boomers
• After Trump supporters stormed the Capitol, conspiracy theorists falsely blame antifa
• U.S. breaks world record for daily coronavirus deaths
• South Africa grapples with 2nd surge of COVID-19 infections
• Lawmakers call for use of 25th Amendment to remove President Trump from office
• Capitol assault fallout: Pelosi meeting with House Democrats today to discuss impeachment
• Acts of heroism, decency in wake of U.S. Capitol assault
• Social media: The president's ban and its role in Capitol attack
• Trump finally acknowledges election results, says he is "outraged" by the violence at Capitol
• Acting deputy DHS secretary on security failings at Capitol, Trump administration reaction
• Miya Ponsetto speaks out about viral confrontation with Black teen
• COVID-19 cases surge in Los Angeles County
• WorldView: Indonesia frees cleric linked to bombings; 1 COVID-19 infection forces 3-day lockdown in Australian city
• Nebraska GOP Senator Ben Sasse on U.S. Capitol attack
• Lawmakers calling for 25th Amendment or impeachment to remove Trump from office
• Trump acknowledges Biden will take office as calls for his removal grow
• Capitol Hill police chief, staff members resign in aftermath of electoral vote confirmation chaos
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