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• UPDATE: No Winner For Saturday's Powerball Drawing; Jackpot Estimated To Grow To $730 Million
• Alleged Catalytic Converter Thief Caught In Walmart Parking Lot
• California National Guard Sets Up Around Downtown Sacramento Ahead Of Potential Unrest
• California Northstate University Closer To Opening Elk Grove's First Medical Center
• Union City Officials Denounce 'White Lives Matter' Banner Found at Busy Intersection Saturday
• PG&E May Shut Off Power To 21k Customers Monday Night Due To Strong Winds
• Live Updates: Increased Security, Lockdowns Ahead Of Biden Inauguration In Aftermath Of US Capitol Riot
• Yosemite Officials Ask Public For Information About Missing Hiker
• Magnitude 4.4 Earthquake Strikes Off North Coast Saturday Evening
• Sideshow Shut Down Freeway Traffic In Sacramento
• $50K Offered In Arrest Of Carjacking Suspect Who Struck, Killed Bicyclist
• Detective Wounded In Carmichael Shootout Expected To Survive
• LA County Surpasses 1 Million Documented COVID-19 Cases
• Scott Alan Campbell Arrested In Double Explosion Investigation
• Pacioretty Lifts Golden Knights Past Ducks In OT
• Johansson's Goal Gives Wild Another OT Win Against Kings
• 2 Arrested On Weapons Charges After Stockton Shooting
• Magnitude 4.2 Quake Strikes In Monterey County Near Aromas; Felts As Far North As SF
• USC Beats Washington State 85-77, Improves To 5-1 In Pac-12
• Ravens' Season Ends With Lamar Jackson In Locker Room, 17-3 Loss To Bills In AFC Divisional Round
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Throws Costly First Career Interception Inside Red Zone In Loss To Bills
• 78-Year-Old Woman Found Dead With Cord Wrapped Around Neck In Brooklyn NYCHA Building
• Wesley Allen Beeler Arrested Near U.S. Capitol With 500 Rounds Of Ammo, Loaded Gun
• Maryland Officials Hope Training Programs, Employer Incentives Help Unemployed Find Jobs
• FBI Offering $10K Reward After Military Vehicle Is Stolen
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 47 New Deaths Reported, Including A Child Under The Age Of 10
• Jenkins Lifts Pacific Past Loyola Marymount 58-49
• Biden To Prioritize Legal Status For Approx. 11 Million Immigrants
• Chicago Weather: More Light Snow Sunday; Colder Days Ahead, But No Arctic Air
• Adam McQuaid, A 2011 Champion With The Bruins, Announces Retirement From NHL
• Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Assaulting Officer During Riot At U.S. Capitol Building
• Jim Tilmon, Longtime Chicago Meteorologist, Pioneering Pilot, And Aviation Expert, Dies At 86
• PBSO: South Florida Woman Arrested After Refusing To Leave Bagel Shop, Told To Wear Mask
• Saturday Powerball Drawing: Here Are The Winning Numbers
• Live Update: Security Measures In Place Nationwide Ahead Of Biden Inauguration
• Convicted Maryland Killer Dustin Higgs Executed In Trump Administration's 13th & Final Execution
• Woman Shot, Critically Wounded In Aurora Carjacking
• Overnight Police Chase From East Chicago To South Side Ends In Gunfire
• Plagued By Turnovers, Sixers' Comeback In Memphis Falls Short In Loss To Grizzlies
• Baltimore Man Charged After Stealing Ambulance Outside Dorchester Hospital, State Police Say
• University of Maryland Agrees To Pay Jordan McNair's Parents $3.5 Million
• 'Feelin' Cute. Might Start A Revolution': Virginia Man Jacob Hiles Posted On Facebook As He Allegedly Stormed U.S. Capitol
• Buchnevich, Panarin Lead Rangers In Win Over Islanders
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Leaves AFC Divisional Round Game Early With Concussion
• National Guard Troops Pour Into DC As States Answer Call To Safeguard City Ahead Of Inauguration, Possible Protests
• Dallas County Leaders Concerned Over 1st UK Coronavirus Variant Case: 'Definitely Not The Only Person'
• Ravens' Justin Tucker Misses 2 Field Goals In Same Game; First Time Since December 2018
• Shooting In Southwest Baltimore Leaves One Dead
• Elephant Seal Bulls Take Over Drakes Beach as Glad Gawkers Gape
• Gardening 101: Green In Winter, Green All Year
• 70-Year-Old Alabama Man Held Without Bond After He Was Found With 11 Molotov Cocktails, Truckload Of Weapons In DC Last Week
• WrestleMania Returning To North Texas In 2022
• Police Searching For Man Accused Of Stabbing Cab Driver In Brooklyn
• Former Danvers Police Chief Patrick Ambrose Dies 1 Week After Retirement
• Harden Debuts With Triple-Double, Durant Scores 42, Nets Win
• Gov. Walz, Health Officials Weighing Backup Plans For 2nd COVID Vaccine Doses
• Auburn Police Arrest Man On Child Pornography Charges After Months-Long Investigation
• Girl Assaulted, Sustains Minor Injuries In Downtown Towson
• California's Chaotic COVID Vaccine Rollout Lurches Forward
• Ravens Fans Blame Announcer Al Michaels For Jinxing Justin Tucker Vs. Bills
• Community Groups Come Together To Put On Drive-Thru Food Bank
• Ravens RB Mark Ingram Inactive For Divisional Playoff At Buffalo
• Frontline Workers Head Out To Dodger Stadium To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Strong Police Presence Outside Gov. Gavin Newsom's House Saturday
• Man Shot In Wrist In Southeast Baltimore
• Brookline's Dream Spa Medical Given Approval To Administer COVID Vaccines
• Veterans Receive COVID-19 Vaccine At VA Hospital In Oakland
• More Than 760,000 Pounds Of Pepperoni Hot Pockets Recalled, May Contain 'Glass And Hard Plastic'
• Rodgers, Packers Beat Rams 32-18 To Reach NFC Title Game
• Passengers Safe After Car Goes Over Hill In Pittsburgh
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Seen Wearing Glove On Left Hand Ahead Of Playoff Bout With Bills
• County Music Legend Willie Nelson Gets COVID-19 Vaccine In Texas
• Lafayette Nips Loyola (Md.) 77-75 in Greyhounds' Opener
• Crews Continue Clearing Roadways After Initial Struggles
• Egor Shrangovich's OT Goal Gives Devils Win Over Bruins
• DART Police Chief James Spiller Dies Following Retirement
• First-Place UCLA Beats Washington 81-76 For 6th Straight Win
• Human Remains Found In Field, Fairfield Police Investigating
• Report: Red Sox To Bring Back Martin Perez On 1-Year Deal
• "Helps the soul": Chorus finds a way to perform from cars
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Chilly Tonight, Breezy Overnight; Cool And Gusty Sunday
• HealthPartners Researchers To Study COVID Vaccine Impact On Pregnancy
• Yankees Legend Yogi Berra To Appear On Postage Stamp
• Beyond Twitter and Facebook, Right-Wing Extremism Thrives Via Podcasting
• Pittsburgh Police Investigate Overnight Shootings That Left Two Dead
• SoHo Hotel Confrontation: Parents Of Black Teen Wrongly Accused Of Stealing Phone Call For Boycott Of Arlo Hotel
• Moon rocket test firing aborted after engine shutdown
• It's Academic: January 16, 2021
• Minnesota Veterans Explain What The Word 'Patriotism' Means To Them
• 15-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life After Being Shot In West Philadelphia: Police
• Denver Police Searching For Suspect In Deadly Hit-And-Run
• Dallas County Adds 2,809 More COVID-19 Cases, 5 Deaths Saturday
• CDPHE To Resume Review Program Into Controversial Drug Ketamine
• 'Washington, D.C. Is Now An Armed Camp': Sen. Markey Thanks Mass. National Guard For Coming To DC
• 'A Long Time Coming,' Live! Casino And Hotel Set To Open Its Door In South Philadelphia Amid Pandemic
• Maryland Prison Workers Indicted In Payroll Scheme
• Evacuations Lifted After Wind-Driven Fire Grass Fire Consumes 1,400+ Acres
• Navy Edges American 87-86 In OT, First Game For Eagles
• As COVID-19 Pandemic Rages On, Flu Season Off To A Very Quiet Start
• Funeral Held For Boone County K-9 Officer Killed In DUI Crash
• Willmar Man Working In Garage, 41, Dies After Bullet Strikes Him
• Desperation Growing For Thousands Experiencing Problems With Pennsylvania's Unemployment System
• Hot Pockets Recalled Over Potential Glass And Plastic Contamination
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Loses Communication Director Following Violent Riots
• Minnesota National Guard Sends 850 Troops To Washington D.C.
• Springfield Prepares For Possible Armed Protests Ahead Of Inauguration, But All Quiet So Far This Weekend
• Seniors Report 'Quick, Painless' Vaccination Process Saturday At Tropical Park
• President-elect Joe Biden Outlines 'Day One' Agenda Of Executive Actions
• 'Flock Is Behind You' | Maryland Celebrities, Local Leaders Cheer On Ravens Ahead Of AFC Divisional Round
• Frisco Police Seek Information About Bank Robbery
• Large Coordinated Effort To Keep Capitol, Downtown Safe
• Bruins Fall 2-1 Against Devils On OT Goal By Egor Sharangovich
• Ware, Baxter Lift Morgan State Past Coppin State, 92-72
• Federal, Local Officials Put End To Two Illegal Charters Near Miami Marine Stadium
• Reports: Ravens' Marcus Peters Fined $15K For Stomping On Titans Logo
• Jay Saxe Froshaug Identified As Victim In Deadly Trench Collapse
• Massachusetts Reports 5,657 New COVID Cases, 74 More Deaths
• Champagnie's Sparkling Return Lifts Pitt Over Syracuse 96-76
• COVID Vaccine: More Distribution Sites Open Across NYC While New Yorkers Say Appointments Are Vanishing, Being Rescheduled
• 'A Supply And Demand Problem': Riverside County Experiencing COVID-19 Vaccine Shortage
• 17-Year-Old Boy Critically Wounded In East Germantown Double Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Record Single-Day Number Of COVID Deaths In Wisconsin -- 128
• No. 23 Minnesota Hands No. 7 Michigan 1st Loss In 75-57 Romp
• Southern Illinois Becomes State's First Region To Resume Indoor Dining, Moves To Tier 1 Virus Mitigations
• Dallas County Reports Its 1st Known Case Of UK Coronavirus Variant
• CoCo County Deputies Arrest Suspect for Sunday Fatal Shooting in Tara Hills
• Orange County Reports 3,454 New COVID-19 Cases, 43 More Deaths
• Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Jared McCann Fined $10,000 For Elbowing Flyers' Travis Sanheim
• Florida Tops 24,000 Resident COVID-19 Deaths
• Liddell, No. 21 Ohio St power past No. 14 Illinois 87-81
• Houston Amber Alert Suspect Arrested In Dallas, Child Found Safe
• South Dakota Sees Quick Vaccine Delivery, But Health Experts Worry Rural Residents Could Be Left Behind
• State Capitols boarded up, fenced off and patrolled by troops
• Report: Steelers 'Expected' To Promote Matt Canada From Quarterback Coach To Offensive Coordinator
• Hot Pockets Recalled For Possible Glass, Plastic Contamination
• 762,000 Pounds Of Hot Pockets Recalled Over Possible Glass Contamination
• Maryland Court Tosses Conviction Of Defendant Rony Galicia In 2017 Murder Of Teens
• 'I'm Not Going Back To Jail': David Oliver Surrenders After Fleeing Deputies Twice
• Williams Leads Hartford Past UMBC With Double-Double
• Fire Officials Rescue Person From Susquehanna River After Kayak Overturns
• Police: Man, Woman Held At Gunpoint By Residents After Attempted Thief In Pelham
• Far-Right Personality 'Baked Alaska' Arrested In Texas During US Capitol Riot Probe
• Pennsylvania Middle Schoolers Send Thank You Notes To US Capitol Workers
• COVID In Florida: 12,119 New Cases, 205 Additional Deaths
• D.C. mayor speaks with 60 Minutes
• Suspect in Custody After FBI Finds Explosive Chemicals at San Francisco RV Park
• Man Dies After Crossing Street & Is Hit By Truck In Fort Collins
• Illinois COVID-19 Update: 5,343 New Cases, Including 130 Deaths
• Pepperoni Hot Pockets recalled, may contain pieces of glass and plastic
• 4 Teens Arrested After 2 Robberies In South Minneapolis
• Elmhurst Police Investigate Drive-By Shooting On St. Charles Road
• Rep. Lou Correa Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Exclusive: Bronx Bus Passengers Describe Frightening Experience In Crash That Sent Bus Dangling Over Cross Bronx Expressway
• MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Visits President Trump Friday, Note Caught On Camera
• NYPD: Woman Hit With Soiled Diaper During Attack In Madison Square Park, Police Looking For Group Of Suspects
• Illinois Representative Adam Kinzinger On Capitol Riot: 'I Sat Around Thinking I May Have To Defend Myself In My Office'
• Police: Boy, 3, And Girl, 4, Found Unsecured Gun; Girl Shot
• 'A Relief': Seniors Line Up To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine At Lake Elsinore Drive-Thru Clinic
• 'I'd Pay Off My Mom's House'; Mega-Jackpots Fueling Lottery Fever Across San Francisco Bay Area
• Members Of Massachusetts National Guard In Melrose Prepare For DC
• 2021 Minnesota State Fair Plans Underway
• Extremist With SoCal Ties Arrested After Rioting At Capitol
• Police Looking For Suspected Burglar Caught On Camera Climbing Through Window Of Staten Island Home
• Ed's Driveway: Chevy Silverado
• San Francisco 49ers Bid Beloved Defense Coordinator Robert Saleh Farewell
• Coronavirus In Indiana: 3,973 New Confirmed Cases, 41 Additional Deaths
• Live Updates: Security Measures In Place Nationwide Ahead Of Inauguration
• Tracey Lekovitch, Mother Of 2 From Munhall, Found Dead
• 41-Year-Old Man Dead After Being Shot Three Times In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Penguins To Debut Interactive Experience For Fans During Home Games At PPG Paints Arena
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,529 New Cases, 37 Deaths
• Plan To Vaccinate 70+ Population In Colorado Still On Track Despite Fewer Available Doses
• Mayor Bill De Blasio Warns New York City's COVID Vaccine Supply Could Run Out Next Week
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 7,166 New Coronavirus Cases, 231 New Deaths
• Mega Millions Estimated Jackpot At $850 Million, Powerball At $640 Million
• Where MLK And Coretta Met And Studied, A Memorial Will Rise
• More Contagious Version Of COVID-19 Confirmed In Illinois For First Time
• Senator Pat Toomey Uses Senate Candy Desk Supplies For National Guard Care Packages
• Report: Billions Lost In Fraudulent EDD Payments; Overseas Crime Syndicates Cash In
• COVID Schools: Parents Staging 'Let Them Play' Rallies To Force Restart Of High School Sports
• Apartment Fire Displaces 10 People In NW Miami
• A's Third Baseman Matt Chapman Earns Big Raise
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 526 New Coronavirus Cases, 38 New Deaths
• Western Pa. Met With Snow Showers, Wintry Conditions Causing Traffic Headaches
• How the U.S.-Canada border closure impacts small towns and businesses
• Gas Prices Rise To Pre-Pandemic Levels In New Jersey, Around Nation
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Developing COVID-19 Vaccination Plan
• Reports Of Unexplained Shaking Rattles South Florida Residents On Friday
• Inyoung You, Former BC Student Charged In Boyfriend's Suicide, Will Face Trial
• Arrested Gunman Charged With Attempted Murder Of San Jose Police Officers
• Dustin Higgs executed, Trump administration's 13th execution
• Man Arrested, Facing Charges In Lawrence Co. Drug Bust
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: New COVID Strain Gains Foothold In California; Local Leaders Demand More Vaccine; Hard-Hit Santa Clara Fears Vaccination Chaos
• SF Mayor London Breed Joins Bay Area Plea For More COVID-19 Vaccine; Ready To Ramp Up Distribution
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Snow Showers
• Saturday Morning Links: Jan. 16, 2021
• Trends To Watch In Ravens-Bills AFC Divisional Round Matchup
• In Letter, Lightfoot Tells Judge Not To Sanction Attorney In Anjanette Young Wrong Raid Case
• No Winner Drawn For $750M Mega Millions Jackpot
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Overnight Shooting Along Frankstown Avenue
• Excitement Builds As Ravens' Lamar Jackson, Bills' Josh Allen Set For Playoff Showdown In Buffalo
• Sidney Crosby Becomes All-Time Leading Scorer As A Visiting Player In Philadelphia
• Core Background Extras Sought For Netflix Series Filming In Pittsburgh
• Pittsburgh Region Continuing To Regain Jobs Lost During Pandemic
• Philadelphia Restaurants Hoping Return Of Indoor Dining Signals Start Of Eventual Return To Normalcy
• At Least 12 Police Officers And Supervisors Suspended After Lounging, Popping Popcorn In Congressman's Office Amid Looting, Sources Say
• Eviction Moratorium: Long Island Woman Says Tenants Haven't Paid Rent Since May 2019, Hurl Racial Slurs When Asked To Pay
• Facebook blocks new events near White House and Capitol
• U.S. races to catch up with other countries in COVID sequencing research
• Police Investigating AT&T Store Burglary In Shenango Township
• How much do people around the world trust the COVID vaccines?
• Biden pay push could lift over 1 million workers out of poverty
• Capitol rioter known as "QAnon Shaman" will be jailed until trial
• NRA files for bankruptcy
• More arrests announced as inauguration security takes shape
• Hey Ray! The Shape Of The Earth
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather, Snow Chances
• Plastic Surgeons Seeing 'Zoom Boom' Among Stay-Home Remote Workers During Pandemic
• Planned Armed Protests By Pro-Trump Groups Has Delaware Valley Law Enforcement On High Alert
• One Person Killed In Crafton Heights Shooting, Another Person Left In Critical Condition
• Ravens-Bills Forecast: On And Off Snow Showers Likely, Windy Conditions Expected
• Jets' Robert Saleh Makes History As NFL's First Muslim Head Coach
• Ravens Injury Report: Who's Playing, Who's Not In Divisional Round Matchup Vs. Bills
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/16 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Saturday's Show Info (1/16/21)
• Sacramento Businesses Back, Bracing For Protests
• Large Coordinated Effort To Keep Capitol, Downtown Safe
• Billboard supporting Yuba/Sutter County Police Vandalized
• 1 Suspect Arrested After Deadly Officer-Involved Shootout In Carmichael
• What Happened to Kate Kane? - Batwoman
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/16 Saturday Morning Forecast
• All American Stories
• Seasons Pass - All American
• What Happened to Kate Kane? - Batwoman
• Instinct - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Imposter - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Episode 2 - Trickster
• Chapter Seventy-Seven: Climax - Riverdale
• The Search for the Midnight Wrait - Nancy Drew
• Pilot - Walker
• We're Not Worthy - Legacies
• Jonathan Mangum 9 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Drummond Has 33 Points, 23 Boards As Cavs Top Knicks
• Jeff Davis 11 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jedi Mind Tricks - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from January 16, 2021

• The Murder of Jackie Vandagriff
• Reflecting on the history and significance of presidential inaugurations
• NRA files for bankruptcy
• Governors slam slow vaccine distribution as coronavirus infections surge
• Chicago man harassed after being wrongly identified on social media as Capitol Hill rioter
• Trump mulling sendoff while refusing to attend Biden inauguration
• Concerns of more domestic terror attacks after Capitol Hill assault
• Washington, D.C. fortifies security ahead of Biden inauguration
• Climate scientists sound the alarm on a climate "tipping point"
• Washington, D.C. security tightens ahead of Biden's Inauguration
• Top Republicans and White House officials try to disassociate from Trump
• Biden introduces key members of his science team
• CBSN documentary special takes a look back at the 2020 election
• Washington D.C. mayor welcomes the military’s pledge to ensure a smooth transition of power
• How the coronavirus pandemic is impacting the Native American community
• Heightened security measures in place ahead of Biden's inauguration
• Confronting the racism behind Capitol attack
• Breakdown of Biden’s economic plan, what’s next for the Biden administration
• The Dish: Jason Wang and Xi'an Famous Foods
• Historical precedent: An American government overthrown
• The history of Charles Curtis, the first Vice President of color
• Italians pay it forward by collecting donations for COVID tests
• Tim Minchin is serious about musical satire
• U.S.-Canada border closure impacts towns that rely on cross-border traffic
• The Dodo: Behind its heartwarming animal videos
• Biden to use Defense Production Act for vaccine distribution
• Analysis of possible threats, security being put in place ahead of Inauguration
• U.S. reports deadliest week of pandemic, vaccination race continues