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• Update: Influential Music Producer Phil Spector Dies In California Prison
• Brothers Lose Mother, Father To Coronavirus Within A Week Of Each Other
• Boulder Women Gather Virtually To Honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Woman Whose State Capitol Protest Permit Was Denied By CHP Says She'll Try Again After Inauguration
• Security Enhanced Locally, Nationally In Preparation For Possible Inauguration Day Demonstrations
• Clippers Beat Pacers 129-96 For 1st 4-Game Winning Streak
• Thief Steals Woman's Idling Parked Car, Returns To Drop Of Child And Threatens To Call Cops, Drives Off
• Thief Steals Woman's Idling Parked Car, Returns To Drop Off Child And Threatens To Call Cops, Drives Away
• Kings Fall To Pelicans Despite 43 Points From Fox
• Minnesota National Guard's Inauguration Mission Coincides With Its Centenary
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured After Fire Rips Through Malibu Home, Spreads To Brush
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow Tapers To Flurries
• Tom Brady Wasn't Great, But It's Utterly Absurd That He's Playing For Another Super Bowl
• Ahead Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, West Side Leaders Highlight Need For More Mental Health Care In Black Community
• Secretary Of The Navy Names USS Pittsburgh Among Future Vessels
• State Capitol Protests Over Weekend Small Compared To Heavy Police Presence
• Some New York City Businesses Boarding Up As A Precaution In Advance Of Presidential Inauguration
• With Another Rash Of Carjackings This Weekend, Victims Want Solutions Rather Than Just Reports Of Patterns
• COVID Vaccine: Historic Abyssinian Baptist Becomes First Church In New York City To Administer Shots
• Tight Security In Springfield And Beyond Ahead Of Inauguration Day; Chicago OEMC On Watch
• Brandon Staley Hired As New Head Coach For Los Angeles Chargers
• Officials Warn Of COVID-19 Vaccine Scams As More Consumers Fall For Pandemic Fraud Schemes
• San Leandro Police Find Fully-Loaded AR-15, Clown Mask During Traffic Stop
• Safe Streets Leader Dante Barksdale Shot, Killed In Southeast Baltimore
• 'Pretty Mild Protest': Beefed-Up Minn. Capitol Security Heavily Outnumbers Handful Of Demonstrators
• FBI Vetting Guard Troops In DC Ahead Of Inauguration Amid Fears Of Insider Attack
• Crews Contain Blaze At Gertens Garden Center In Inver Grove Heights
• Talking Points: What's The Point Of A Senate Trial For Trump?
• Blackhawks Fall Short To Florida Panthers Sunday Night
• Annapolis Police Heighten Presence Downtown, Near State House Ahead Of Inauguration
• Veronica Burton Leads Northwestern Women Past Penn State
• First Case Of COVID-19 Variant Confirmed In Massachusetts
• Michigan Hires Ravens' Macdonald As Defensive Coordinator
• Tate Hall Lifts Loyola Over Northern Iowa
• 2 Critically Injured In San Jose Multi-Vehicle Collision, Quimby Road Closed
• Sunday Marks 27th Anniversary Of Deadly 1994 Northridge Earthquake
• North Highlands Man Dies After Being Pinned Under SUV
• COVID-19 Variant First Found In UK Detected In Los Angeles
• Family Grieves For Arlington Store Clerk Killed In Robbery: 'He Had So Much Life In Him'
• FBI Vetting Guard Troops In DC Amid Fears Of Insider Attack
• Virtual Celebrations For Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Olivia Rodrigo's "Drivers License" breaks Spotify records
• San Francisco Man Who Refused to Wear Mask on Muni Seen Among Rioters at U.S. Capitol
• Tom Brady Rejected On High Five Request From Official After Scoring Touchdown
• Free COVID-19 Tests For Englewood Residents Monday As Part Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration
• Though The Pandemic Can Make It More Difficult To Live Healthy Lifestyle, Doctors Say It's More Important Than Ever
• Shooting Leaves One Person Dead In Belmont Central
• DC Mayor Muriel Bowser Says Military's Support Is 'Necessary' To Ensure Smooth Transition Of Power For Inauguration
• COVID In Wisconsin: Average Daily Virus Cases Remain Mostly Constant
• Man Whipped With Replica Gun During Attempted Carjacking In Elmhurst
• 'Little Old West Virginia' Sets Pace On COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Massachusetts Reports 4,283 New COVID Cases, 67 More Deaths
• Woman Carjacked In Broad Daylight In Naperville
• Heightened Security Remains In Place At Illinois State Capitol Over Protest Concerns
• Aurora Police Search For 2 Men After Woman Was Shot, Critically Wounded In Carjacking
• Fundraising Effort Surprises Salem Restaurant Workers With $100 Tips
• Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald Invited To Attend Joe Biden's Inauguration
• CBS News Live Updates: Small Protests Held At Heavily Guarded State Capitols As Inauguration Week Begins
• NYPD Hunting For 2 Suspects In Fatal Shooting Inside Staten Island Recording Studio
• Drew Brees Falls Apart, Tom Brady Hangs On As Bucs Beat Saints In NFC Divisional Playoff Game
• Illinois COVID-19 Update: 4,162 New Cases, 29 More Deaths; North Central Illinois Moves Into Phase Allowing Limited Indoor Dining
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. With Annual Mass
• Street Racing Ends In Fiery Crash In Solano County
• Chicago Pastor Wants To Give His COVID-19 Vaccine Dose To A CPS Teacher
• National Guard Sleeping In The Capitol An Echo Of Civil War
• 'Sweet Potato Comfort Pie' Seeks To Nourish While Bridging Racial Divide
• Pipeline Dream: Ambitious Proposal To Bring Utah Water To Colorado
• No. 9 Maryland Women Beat Wisconsin 79-70 For 10th Straight
• California Closes In On 3 Million COVID Cases
• Fire At Homeless Camp Causes Closure Of I-76
• Pedestrian Struck By Car, Killed While Crossing Street In Dundalk Saturday
• Family Of Missing, Vulnerable Man William Casale Conduct Search For His Whereabouts
• Owings Mills Food Pantry Offers Drive-Thru During Pandemic
• Wylie Native, Vanderbilt Football Kicker Sarah Fuller Invited To Joe Biden's Inauguration
• Coronavirus Impact: Some Columbia University Students Say They're Prepared To Withhold Payments If Tuition Isn't Lowered
• Hunts Point Produce Market Workers On Strike Over Wage Dispute
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: More Healthcare Workers Vaccinated While Demand For Vaccine Grows
• Pricey Lift Tickets & Long Lines Contrast Breckenridge's Tumble In Lodging Numbers
• Alex Smith describes his NFL comeback
• Securing the Capitol for the Biden-Harris Inauguration
• Police: Pembroke Pines Teen Nicole Martinez, Parents, Kidnapped At Gunpoint
• Suspect Wanted In Alleged Rape Of Child In Morrisville, Police Say
• How DHS plans to secure the Biden Inauguration
• States prepare for violence ahead of Inauguration Day
• 'They Are Outstanding:' Miami-Dade Police Sends Elite Special Force To D.C. To Assist In Presidential Inauguration Security
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Expect Clear And Cold Conditions Sunday Night
• 'We Are Prepared': Tallahassee Mayor Says City Prepared For Armed Protests But All Was Quiet
• Bulls Roll Over Mavericks, End 4-Game Losing Streak
• Drew Brees Is Retiring, According To Jay Glazer
• COVID In Florida: 11,093 Additional Cases, 135 New Deaths
• President-Elect Joe Biden Prepares For 11-Event Virtual Marathon Leading Up To Inauguration
• Polis Thanks Colorado National Guard Members As They Deploy To Washington, D.C.
• Northwestern Men Get Off To Solid Start, But Get Routed By Iowa
• Sixers-Thunder Postponed Due To COVID-19 Contact Tracing
• Coronavirus Vaccination Site At Hard Rock Stadium Moving Away From Testing Site
• Orange County Reports 1,448 New Coronavirus Cases, 47 Additional Deaths
• Timothy Hale-Cusanelli, Member of US Army Reserve, Charged For Involvement In US Capitol Riots
• Guentzel's Winner Lifts Penguins By Capitals 4-3 In Shootout
• Police: Officers, Suspect Wounded In Struggle After Break-In
• 2 Shot, 1 Fatally Sunday Morning in Pittsburg
• Doncic Gets 29th Triple-Double But Mavericks Fall To Bulls 117-101
• Aurora Mayor Calls For Special Study Session In McClain Investigation
• Berlin Police Using DNA Analysis In Effort To Identify Suspect Who Burglarized, Defecated Outside Longo And Sons Auto Sales
• City Of Jeannette Firefighters, Police Officers Receive First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Street-Racing Corvette Driver, Passenger Injured in Fiery Crash on Highway 37 in Vallejo
• Girl, 17, Found Shot And Critically Wounded In Lawndale Home
• Private Vacant Home Collapses In Pigtown, No Injuries Reported
• 3 Men Shot, Critically Wounded In Parkway Gardens Building
• Baylor Coach Kim Mulkey On Why Hoops Won't Be Paused Due To COVID-19: 'It's Called The Almighty Dollar'
• Winds In SoCal Could Reach 75 MPH By Tuesday, Forecasters Say
• Famed Music Producer Phil Spector, Who Was Convicted Of Murder, Dead At 81
• Commonwealth Flags Ordered To Fly At Half-Staff For Pa. State Senator David Arnold
• Chosen 300 Ministries Executive Director Brian Jenkins Returns Home After Testing Positive For COVID-19 During Mission Trip
• Knicks Put End To 5-Game Slide With Rout Of Celtics
• DC Man Arrested With Loaded Gun At BWI Airport
• SEE IT: One Person Escapes Fort Lauderdale House Fire, Pet Cat Doesn't Survive
• Kemba Walker Returns, But Knicks Blow Out Celtics 105-75
• Small Group Of Protesters, Some Armed, Gather At Ohio Statehouse
• Jaworski Carries Lafayette Over Loyola MD 72-70
• Woman Held Hostage, Shot At Evanston IHOP During Shooting Spree Dies
• 2 Men Injured In Overnight Shootings In South Baltimore, Police Say
• Eytle-Rock Scores 14 To Carry UMBC Past Hartford 57-49
• Powerball Jackpot Hits $730M, Mega Millions At $850M
• Maryland Senate Overrides Some Of Gov. Hogan's Vetoes
• Mike Matheson Placed On Injured Reserve After Receiving Upper-Body Injury In Previous Game
• Police: 40-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In North Philadelphia Shooting
• Dallas County Reports 1,377 New COVID-19 Cases, 13 Deaths Sunday
• Garden Grove Police Announce Death Of Lt. Who Had Been Battling COVID-19 Since November
• 'Tired & Trapped' Dog Saved From Icy Pond In Littleton
• COVID Vaccine Demand Outpacing Supply; More Appointments Canceled As New Vaccination Centers Open In New York City
• Arlington Store Clerk Fatally Shot During Robbery, Police Say
• Boston Police Temporarily Close Roads Near Statehouse As Precaution For Potential Demonstrations
• FEMA Awards Colorado $181 Million For COVID Response
• Indiana State Trooper Struck By Vehicle While Investigating Crash
• Phil Spector, Famed Music Producer And Murderer, Dies At 81
• 5 Wounded In Saturday Night SF Tenderloin Shooting; 3 Suspects Detained
• Man Shot In The Head Near Hyatt Regency Hotel In Garden Grove
• Maine Facing 'Dire' Shortage Of Nurses And Nursing Home Staff
• 1 Dead, 1 Seriously Hurt After Head-On Crash On Highway 169 In Northern Minnesota
• Officials: Pennsylvania Man Arrested After Posting Pictures, Videos Of Himself At U.S. Capitol Riot
• Detroit Pistons Roll Past Reeling Miami, 120-100
• NH Health Officials: Rye Nursing Home Board Members 'Cut In Line' For COVID Vaccine
• Suspect Wanted After Ramming Multiple Cars While Fleeing From Police In Torrance
• President Trump To Arrive In West Palm Beach On Biden's Inauguration Day
• Passenger Rescued After UTV Breaks Through Lake Ice In Northern Minnesota
• Air District Investigating Flaring At Richmond Chevron That Lit Up The Night Sky
• Cap Hill Residents 'Remaining Vigilant' Ahead Of Planned Capitol Protests
• Keller @ Large: Rep. Lori Trahan Says Some GOP Colleagues Have Acted 'Irresponsibly And Dangerously'
• 4 In Custody, ATV's Seized Following Investigation Which Shutdown MacArthur Causeway
• Coloradan Sues Rep. Lauren Boebert On Grounds Of First Amendment Violation
• Willmar Man Killed By Errant Bullet Identified As David Delfosse
• Body Of Missing Man Found After Days Of Searching Rampart Range
• Penguins Bring Back 'Party Hard' As Goal Song At PPG Paints Arena
• Tarke's Double-Double Lead Coppin St. Over Morgan St. 89-79
• COVID In Fort Collins: CSU To Require Weekly Testing During Spring Semester
• Gottlieb expects new virus variant to dominate U.S. infections in 5 weeks
• Triple Shooting In Miami, 2 Victims Found On Scene While, Third Walks Into Hospital
• COVID In Minnesota: 40 More Deaths Reported As Health Officials Plan Next Steps In Vaccine Rollout
• Philadelphia Weather: Strong Winds Expected As Stretch Of Above Normal Temperatures Continue Across Delaware Valley
• Miami Gardens Volunteers Take Part In Community Cleanup In MLK Day Of Service Of Event
• COVID-19 In Indiana: 3,228 New Confirmed Cases, 24 Additional Deaths
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on January 17, 2021
• Pennsylvania Sen. Dave Arnold Dies Following Battle With Brain Cancer
• Powerball Jackpot Swells To $730 Million, Mega Millions At $850 Million
• Dartmouth College To Ban Tobacco Products At Campus Buildings And Public Sidewalks
• Two Minors Arrested After Police Chase, Dolton Carjacking
• Caught On Video: Suspect Pursuit Ends With Vacaville Orchard Arrest
• Attempted Richmond Police Car Stop, Crash Leads To Weapons Arrests
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Rochelle Walensky on "Face the Nation"
• Schiff says Trump "can't be trusted" to keep getting intel briefings
• Facing South Florida: Sanctuary Cities
• Transcript: Jim Justice on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Melvin Carter on "Face the Nation"
• Facing South Florida: Crisis at the Capitol
• Transcript: Adam Schiff on "Face the Nation"
• CBS News Poll: Americans See Democracy Under Threat
• Aaron Rodgers, Packers Beat Rams 32-18 To Reach NFC Title Game
• Suspect Sought In Deadly Carjacking That Claimed Life Of 46-Year-Old In DTLA
• Crews Respond To Multi-Vehicle Accident In Murrysville
• 54-Bed Specialized Respiratory Care Unit Opens In Lancaster
• New Self Care Products For A New You
• Ken Cuccinelli on inauguration security
• Americans see democracy under threat — CBS News poll
• Americans criticize vaccine rollout as too slow — CBS News poll
• Deadly High Surf Conditions Bring Monster Breakers, Strong Rip Tides And Sneaker Waves To Ocean Beaches
• Live Updates: Washington, D.C. Locks Down As Inauguration Events Kick Off
• Kamala Harris and Douglas Emhoff on breaking new ground
• Kamala Harris is "clear-eyed" about the job ahead: "It is not gonna be easy"
• Penguins' Kasperi Kapanen Completes COVID-19 Quarantine Protocol, Officially Joins Team
• Newsom Brother-In-Law Arrested In Ross On Domestic Violence Charge
• 15-Year-Old Girl In Critical Condition After Being Shot Four Times In Lawndale
• Juvenile Shot In The Back In Beechview, Police Investigating
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 2,400 New Cases And 25 Deaths Reported Sunday
• Fired Florida Data Scientist Rebekah Jones Turning Herself In After Arrest Warrant Issued
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Get Your Dog To Walk In The Rain
• GOP Congresswoman on voting to impeach Trump: "I felt like I had to"
• Michigan Matters: Washington Insurrection, Presidential Impeachment, Inauguration, Flint Water Charges
• Remembering Charles Curtis, the first Native American vice president
• Crash On Lake Shore Drive Shuts Down Lanes
• Sarah Cooper, in her own voice
• A protected right? Free speech and social media
• Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris To Step Down From Senate Seat On Monday
• Security challenges as a new president is sworn in
• B.A.A. Launches Virtual Athletes' Village To Keep Boston Marathon Runners Connected During COVID Postponement
• Inauguration 2021: The task for Joe Biden, and for America
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow And Seasonable Temperatures
• Massive Mega Millions jackpot grows after no winner
• Sotomayor slams "unprecedented rush" in federal executions
• Allegheny Co. Crews Work To Keep Roadways Clear After Snowfall
• COVID-19 variant first found in U.K. could be dominant in U.S. by March
• Washington, D.C., locks down as inauguration events kick off
• Armed capitol rallies "will continue" as planned, Boogaloo group member says
• Powerball Jackpot Climbs Again After No $640M Winner Drawn
• Javicia Leslie On Becoming Batwoman: 'I Just Cannot Believe The Journey That I'm Getting Ready To Take'
• Baltimore Sisters Make Eco-Friendly Toilet Paper Out Of Bamboo Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Police: Man Dies After Allegedly Attacking Stranger In Harlem Subway Station, Jumping Onto Tracks
• Allegheny Co. Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Penn Hills
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Snow Chances, Wintry Conditions For Western Pa.
• Bus Driver Who Veered Off Bridge Disputes MTA's Claims He Refused Drug Test
• St. Paul Cathedral To Remember The Life Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Police: Woman Set Fire To Home During Domestic Disturbance
• Toshi, Oldest Eastern Black Rhino In North America, Dies At Zoo Miami
• Local Law Enforcement Prepared For Possible Protests Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• Investigation Underway After Fire Damages 3-Story Building In Kensington
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Milan Loncar, 25-Year-Old Temple Grad Killed Walking Dog In Brewerytown: Police
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cold And Blustery Start, Temps Get Into Mid 40s
• Barricades, Drones, Horse-Mounted Officers: State Capitols In Delaware Valley On High Alert Leading Up To Inauguration Day
• President-elect Biden's Dog To Be Honored With 'Indoguration' Ceremony To Celebrate First Shelter Dog In White House
• Sunday's Show Info (1/17/21)
• Woman Killed, Man Injured In Snowmobile Accident After Going Off Trail
• Johansson's Goal Gives Wild Another OT Win Against Kings

Videos from January 17, 2021

• CBS News Poll: Majority of Americans are bracing for more political violence
• Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund's account of the Capitol assault
• How Washington is bolstering security for the inauguration
• Michigan girds for Inauguration Day violence
• Protecting against potential violence at the Biden Inauguration
• National Guard rules of engagement
• Washington Football Team quarterback Alex Smith describes his NFL comeback
• Preparing for an inauguration day like no other
• 10-year-old writes letter to officer hurt during Capitol riot
• Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny detained after flying back to Moscow
• "They're filled with sick people": LA becomes first county to hit 1 million COVID-19 cases
• Biden plans ambitious agenda, including undoing some Trump's most controversial policies
• Retired U.S. Marine, former DHS official on Capitol security: "These are domestic enemies and we need to steel ourselves"
• Democrats plan Trump's 2nd impeachment trial
• Police ramp up presence at state capitols amid extremist threats
• Phil Spector, music producer and murderer, dies at 81
• Convincing Black Americans to get the COVID-19 vaccine
• Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny returns to Moscow and is immediately detained
• Face The Nation: Walensky, Gottlieb, Salvanto
• CBS News poll finds Americans see democracy under threat
• Gottlieb expects new virus variant to dominate infections in U.S. in 5 weeks
• Incoming CDC Director Rochelle Walensky says U.S. can meet goal of 100 million vaccines in 100 days
• Worldwide COVID-19 deaths pass 2 million
• Vaccine rollout a glimmer of hope as COVID-19 cases surge in L.A. County
• West Virginia governor says state is "diamond in the rough" for successful vaccine distribution
• St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter says city on "high alert" for potential unrest
• Schiff says Trump "can't be trusted" to receive intel briefings when out of office
• D.C. locks down in advance of potential unrest for Inauguration Day
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," January 17
• 1/17: Schiff, Carter, Justice, Walensky, Gottlieb
• Nature: Big horn sheep in Montana
• Milestone: A "Sunday Morning" departure & arrival
• Kamala Harris on the job ahead
• Kamala Harris and Douglas Emhoff on breaking new ground
• Acting DHS deputy secy: It’s “unimaginable” Trump would order National Guard to halt security mission for inauguration
• Day care friends
• An unprecedented impeachment
• Charles Curtis, the first Native American vice president
• Passage: In memoriam
• Sarah Cooper, in her own voice
• A protected right? Free speech and social media
• Heightened security for the Biden inauguration
• Passing the torch: An inauguration amidst crisis