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Articles from January 24, 2021

• Cal Fire Issues Evacuation Warning in Santa Cruz County Burn Zones as Atmospheric River Storm Approaches
• Defying The Odds: UC Davis Football Coach Continues To Inspire Others With Positive Attitude, Determination
• Long Beach Restaurant Owner Facing Criminal Charges Over COVID-19 Violations
• 'Nightmare, That Would Best Describe It': Sacramento Man Says Pandemic Stranded Him In Colombia
• Colorado Woman Among Veterans Suffering After Serving At 'K2' Base
• 'Our Mountains... Demand Your Respect': Woman Calls For Rescue On Berthoud Pass
• Fire Truck Crash: Denver Fire Chief Shares 'Heartfelt Sympathies' To Family Of Victim
• Second Storm To Move Into SoCal Overnight Sunday
• Rio Vista Father Arrested And Charged In Death Of 2-Month-Old Baby Boy
• Sports Betting Bill To Be Introduced This Week At Minnesota Capitol
• Chicago Weather: Winter Storm Warning Starts Monday Afternoon
• Putting The Brakes On Illinois' Towing Troubles?
• CBS13 Investigates: Where Are California's Unused COVID-19 Vaccine Doses?
• Alert Neighbors Credited For Quick Response At Condo Fire In Vail
• Chicago Police Raid The Suburban Home Of An Innocent Woman Who Says Jewelry And Money Went Missing
• Private Information Of Child Sex Crime Victims Was Still Visible To Public In Court Records Months After CBS 2 First Reported It
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers And Kansas City Chiefs To Square Off In Super Bowl LV
• North Bay Restaurants Challenge State to Show Data Supporting COVID Closure
• Sarah Huckabee Sanders To Announce Run For Arkansas Governor (CBS News)
• Baltimore Restaurant Relief Virtual Gala To Raise Funds For Struggling Restaurants
• San Jose Sharks Beat Minnesota Wild 5-3
• Super Bowl LV: Chiefs Vs. Buccaneers In Tampa
• NYC Ready For First Of Its Kind Restaurant Week To-Go
• Family, Friends Of Baltimore Rapper 'Dee Dave' Remember Him With Vigil One Year After His Murder
• 'A Better Tomorrow': Restaurants Eager To Stay Open Later As COVID Restrictions Are Lifted
• Light In The COVID Darkness: 88-Year-Old Becomes Talk Of Her Town For Spreading Love And Joy On The Piano
• Whiteout Conditions Snarl Sierra Travel Ahead Of Even Bigger Storm
• Rangers Fall Apart In Third, Lose Again To Penguins
• Ty Smith Extends Points Streak To 5, Devils Blank Islanders
• Family Pleads For Dog's Safe Return After SUV Stolen Outside MOA Hotel
• After Suffering Through Tragedies, West Side Mom Surprised With New Car
• Brentwood Leaders Support Consolidation of Contra Costa County Fire Departments
• Rocklin Man Charged In U.S. Capitol Riots
• Ice Bars Are Heating Things Up In The Twin Cities
• Talking Points: How Will Democrats Pass A $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Package?
• 2 Officers Taken To Hospital Following Police-Involved Shooting In Queens
• Audio Tours Give History & Perspective On Denver Design
• Washington Monument Lights Go Out Sunday Night, NPS Investigating Why
• St. Cloud Police: 2 Men Shot After Leaving Late Night Gathering
• Thousands Of National Guard Troops To Remain In Washington, DC Through Mid-March To Assist With Security
• Business Owners, Community Concerned After Another Fire Damages Edmondson Village Shopping Center
• Jake Guentzel Scores 100th Career Goal, Penguins Beat Rangers 3-2 For Fourth Straight Win
• Super Bowl 55: Andy Reid Returns To Big Game For Another Crack At Tom Brady While Eagles Announce New Head Coach
• Sheriff: Le Center Man Killed In House Fire, 25-Year-Old Suspected Of Arson, Murder
• Three Wounded After Burlingame Hotel Dispute Erupts In Gunfire
• President Joe Biden Expected To Reinstate COVID-19 Travel Restrictions Monday
• NYC Sheriff's Deputies Break Up Illegal Nightclub In Queens
• Sheila E Announces Movie About Her Romance With Prince
• Police: Suspects With BB Guns Vandalize 2 Suffolk Towns
• NYPD On The Hunt For 3 Teenagers Wanted In Series Of Robberies At Queens Park
• Suter Scores First 3 NHL Goals As Blackhawks Beat Red Wings
• Jaylen Brown Scores 33, Leads Celtics To 141-103 Win Over Cavs
• 24-Year-Old Man Rasheed Smith Located Safe
• NYPD: Group Assaults Man, Robs Him Of Phone, Clothes In Chinatown
• Attorney: Man Pepper Sprayed By Keller Police Officers To Receive $200K Settlement From City
• 'There Must Be Consequences:' Calls For Pa. Lawmaker Scott Perry To Resign Increase
• Warming Center To Open In Downtown Sacramento Monday Night With Low Temps Forecasted
• Man, 5-Year-Old Girl Shot And Wounded In Car In Auburn Gresham
• Coburn Scores 26 To Lead Hofstra Past Towson 74-69
• High Winds Caused Abingdon House Fire To Spread, Officials Say
• Growing Concerns Over UK Coronavirus Variant As Vaccination Efforts Continue
• Man Shot On Hawthorne Street, Shooter At Large
• COVID In Wisconsin: State Sees Lowest Daily Case Total Since September
• Federal Trade Commission Warning Consumers Of 'Brushing' Package Delivery Scam
• US Surpasses 25 Million COVID Cases – Now It's A Race Between Vaccines And Variants
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Jefferson Elementary School Moves To Remote Learning
• Teen Wounded In Sunday Afternoon Alameda Park St. Shooting
• Philadelphia School District To Open Six Specialized Service Regional Centers Monday
• 62 LA Children Hospitalized With COVID-related Condition, MIS-C
• Nearly 90 Dogs Rescued From Overcrowded Louisiana Shelter Arrive At New Castle Airport
• New Hampshire Ahead Of Schedule In COVID Vaccinations For Latest Phase Including 65+
• Winner Of $60 Million Lottery Said They Saw The Winning Numbers In A Dream
• Age May Be Priority Above All For California COVID Vaccinations
• Park Service Announcement of Yosemite Hiker's Death Delayed for Days
• Hurley: Tom Brady Is Heading To His 10th Super Bowl, And That Is So Incredibly Stupid
• University Of Pittsburgh Researchers Find Blood Thinners Decrease Need For Life Support In COVID-19 Patients
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mostly Clear, Cold, Wind Dies Down Sunday Night; Temps Reach Upper 20s Monday
• COVID Vaccination Appointments Available At Super Sites Around LA
• Woman Found Dead In Breezeway Of Haltom City Apartment Complex
• Missing Yosemite Hiker 'Alice' Yu Xie Found Dead
• Road Warriors: Bucs Win 31-26 At Green Bay, Reach Super Bowl
• Biden to reimpose COVID-19 travel ban that Trump lifted
• SpaceX Rocket Launches Record-Setting 143 Satellites Into Orbit
• 4 People Shot In Two Separate Shootings Overnight In Stockton, Police Say
• Swimmers, Surfers Advised To Avoid Long Beach Waters After Rain
• Bucs Heading To Super Bowl After Beating Packers 31-26
• Deon Watkins Arrested In Shooting Deaths Of 2 Maryland Women
• Brady, Bucs Hang On To Beat Packers, Punch Ticket To Super Bowl LV In Home Stadium
• VIDEO: Bull Elk Takes A Liking To Mare On Colorado Ranch
• US Police Weigh Officer Discipline After Rally, Capitol Riot
• Ford Loses Fight With Safety Regulator; Will Now Recall 3 Million Vehicles Due To Airbag Issue
• Body Found In Des Plaines River In Lyons After Submerged Vehicle Is Discovered
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Plum School District Asking For Parental Input On District's Future
• Deputies Arrest Suspect Driving Truck Stolen From Napa Valley Vineyard
• Gardening 101: Don't Throw Out That Orchid Just Yet
• Southwest Philadelphia Shooting Sends Three Men To Hospital, Police Say
• Massachusetts Reports 3,750 New COVID Cases, 67 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Placer County, State Health Officials Investigating Death Of Recently Vaccinated Individual
• CDC Reviewing New Data That Suggests Coronavirus Variant Identified In UK Could Be More Deadly
• Former IUP Football Assistant Coach Nick Sirianni Hired As Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach
• Man Shot In Road Rage Incident On Lake Shore Drive
• Chicago teachers vote against order to resume in-person learning
• 1 Man Killed, 1 Critically Injured In Washington Heights Neighborhood Shooting
• 6 Killed In Head-On Crash In South Texas
• Report: Duce Staley Asks Eagles To Be Released From Contract After Nick Sirianni Hire
• Transcript: Dr. Deborah Birx on "Face the Nation"
• Severe Allergic Reactions To Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine Are Rare, CDC Says
• Couple Finds Dead Man Behind Texas Home Under Construction
• Dr. Fauci: Goal Of 100 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Shots In 100 days 'Is A Floor, Not A Ceiling'
• Seven Train Cars Derail On Cincinnati Railroad Bridge, Leak Hundreds Of Gallons Of Fuel
• OC Sees 1,795 Newly Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19
• Southern Ute Ranger Exonerated In Fatal Shooting Of Sex Offender Who Pulled Fake Gun
• Pa. State Police Locate 82-Year-Old Missing Man John Cassidy Safe
• Dallas County Reaches 'Grim Milestone' Of Over 2,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• President Biden Expected To Repeal Transgender Military Ban As Soon As Monday
• Officials: 2 Men Fatally Shot At Birthday Celebration In Burlington County
• Yankees Acquire Righty Jameson Taillon From Pirates For 4 Prospects
• Judge Modifies Bond For Kyle Rittenhouse To Prohibit Him From Associating With White Supremacists, Consuming Alcohol
• Tom Brady Great In First Half, Terrible In Second Half, But Bucs Still Win NFC Championship Game
• Prepared Hiker Avoids Tragedy While Being Rescued In Lake County
• Chicago Bears Surprise Local Vaccinated Health Care Workers With Trip To Super Bowl
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Devlin Hodges Signed By Los Angeles Rams
• DFW Weather: Rounds Of Severe Storms Possible Sunday Evening And Overnight, Large Hail Main Threat
• Tom Brady Lets Out Trademark 'Let's Go!' When Taking The Field For NFC Championship In Green Bay
• COVID In Florida: 9,535 Additional Cases, 132 New Deaths
• A "Facing Forward" special: Birx and Gottlieb on coronavirus response
• Shots Fired Into Home Of Ohio Health Official
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 3,292 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 40 Additional Deaths
• BSO: Florida Man Busted For Being A Beer Bandit
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on January 24, 2021
• Gottlieb "fairly confident" that new Brazilian virus strain is in U.S.
• 85-Year-Old Fan's Streak Of Packers Playoff Games Will Go On
• Crews Rescue Passengers Trapped Inside Vehicle After Rollover Crash
• Biden expected to repeal Trump's transgender military ban
• One Hospitalized After West Chicago House Fire
• Oakland Woman Dies In Early Morning Contra Costa County Crash
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 2,565 New Confirmed Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Declare Snow Emergencies Following Saturday Snow
• Police: 49-Year-Old William Camm Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash In Northeast Philadelphia
• Pirates Pitcher Jameson Taillon Traded To New York Yankees
• Massachusetts Health Connector Continuing Open Enrollment Through Late March
• Sen. Warren: With Harris Sworn In As Vice President, 'Women Are One Step Closer'
• La Roche University Offering New Online Health Care Certificate Programs
• In 2 OTs, Jokic, Murray Push Nuggets To 120-112 Win Over Suns
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on coronavirus
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 1,200 New Cases, 32 More Deaths Reported
• Ed's Driveway: Nissan Kicks
• New Study On Parenting Behaviors During Pandemic Among Top Health Stories This Week
• 1 Killed, 3 Critically Injured In Crash On 10 Freeway In Pomona
• Free Lasagnas Delivered To Any Coloradan In Need Thanks To 'Lasagna Love'
• Bay Point Man Arrested In Monday Evening Fatal Shooting
• North Miami Beach PD Looking For Man Who Tried To Lure Boy Into Vehicle
• Fauci says goal of 100 million shots in 100 days "is a floor, not a ceiling"
• Pittsburgh Police Search For 25-Year-Old Missing Beechview Man Thomas Hughes
• One Wounded, Cars And Tenderloin Museum Struck By Bullets From San Francisco Gunman's Volley
• Douglas County Students Oppose Parent's Effort To Recall School Board Members
• Birx on the Trump White House, the politics of the pandemic and more
• Allegheny Co. Police: Man In Critical Condition, Shooting Suspect Turns Himself In To Police Custody
• Dudley Woman Seriously Injured In New Hampshire Snowmobile Crash
• U.S. surpasses 25 million cases of COVID-19
• Transcript: Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• Pastor Of El Monte Church To Resume Services Day After Vandalism, Explosion
• Transcript: Dr. Deborah Birx on "Face the Nation"
• Facing South Florida: Immigration Reform
• 4 People Wanted After Unmarked NYPD Cruiser Found On Cinder Blocks In Bronx; Police Release Surveillance Video
• Keller @ Large: 'Massive Risk' For Republicans Considering Convicting Trump In Senate Impeachment Trial
• Gov. Cuomo Urges New Yorkers To Get COVID Vaccine: 'We'll Make It Accessible, But We Need You To Accept It'
• Man, 36, Dies Of Multiple Stab Wounds In Fullerton; Probe Underway
• Facing South Florida: Central Themes Of Joe Biden's Inaugural Address
• Man, 18, Killed After Car Collides Into Tree In Riverside
• Philadelphia Eagles Officially Name Nick Sirianni As Head Coach
• Philadelphia Weather: Wintry Mess Takes Aim At Delaware Valley Early This Week
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Continue To Decline
• Police: Body Of 23-Year-Old Man Who Fled Police Recovered From Flooded Quarry In Muhlenberg Township
• Denver Weather: Two Chances For Light Snow Starting Sunday Night
• James Fallows on the message from Joe Biden's inauguration
• Minnesota Weather: Another 60 Crashes Reported Overnight On Snowy Minnesota Roads
• Dr. Anthony Fauci: Divisiveness has failed America "in every single way"
• Tom Brady Can Cash In On $1M In Incentives With Wins In NFC Title Game, Super Bowl
• A Week After Shooting, Tips Sought In Killing Of 6-Year-Old Chassidy Saunders
• An Extremely Rare White Kangaroo Was Born At A New York Zoo
• Ultra Music Festival 2021 Canceled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Democrat John Fetterman looms tall — in person and in politics
• 1 Hospitalized After Being Rescued From Burning St. Paul Home
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Identify Signs Of Thyroid Disease In Your Pet
• Suspect Arrested In Near West Side Carjacking
• Police Looking For Man Accused Of Grabbing Woman's Chest On Brooklyn Subway
• Fashion victims: Italian artisans try to preserve their struggling industry
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Brisk Breeze Continues Sunday Afternoon; Temps Down To 20s, Teens Tonight
• Remembering Larry King
• Bay Area ICU Capacity Tops 23%, Unclear When Lockdown Will Lift
• Fire Damages Home In Montgomery County's Wyncote Section
• Will we ever get back to the office?
• Climate refugees: The quest for a haven from extreme weather events
• Chicago, Suburban Cook County Enter Tier 1 COVID-19 Mitigations, May Resume Indoor Dining
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow Sunday Morning, But More Than 6 Inches Possible Monday To Tuesday
• BU School Of Public Health Students Prepare For Return To In-Person Learning
• Customer Leaves $1,400 Tip At Colorado Bakery With Message 'COVID Sucks!'
• Vaccine doses are scarce across America as U.K. strain emerges
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Day Of Cold Temperatures
• Climate change will cause shift in tropical rain belt, study says
• Philadelphia Police Officer Recovering In Hospital Following Motorcycle Crash In Torresdale
• $1 billion Mega Millions winning ticket sold in Michigan
• How Trump's second trial could be different from the first
• The impeachment managers who will argue the case against Trump
• Thousands of Guard troops will remain in D.C. through mid-March
• Biden signs orders to streamline stimulus checks, expand food stamps
• Arizona GOP censures Cindy McCain and Governor Ducey
• Boston Children's Hospital Employees Announce Engagement While Getting Vaccinated Together
• Researchers are developing stickers for masks to detect COVID
• Atmospheric river means massive snow coming to the West
• Cleanup Underway After Car Crashes Into Northeast Philadelphia Convenience Store
• State Rep. Jeff Pyle Mocks Biden Nominee Dr. Rachel Levine On Facebook, Apologizes After Facing Public Outrage
• Officials: Investigation Underway After Reports Of Shooting Involving Multiple People In Burlington County
• Philadelphia Weather: Fire Department Shares Safety Tips With Biting Cold Temperatures Here To Stay
• Man Facing Homicide Charges Following Deadly McKeesport Home Invasion
• Goodwill Of Southwestern Pa. Taking Enrollments For Online Classes
• Sunday's Show Info (1/24/21)
• Fire Kills Woman, Teenage Brother, Injures 2 Other Relatives
• Penn State Pulls Away Late, Beats Northwestern 81-78
• Police Investigating After Late-Night Aliquippa Shooting
• Findlay Township Police Searching For 23-Year-Old Man Wanted On Two Outstanding Warrants
• Massoud Scores 31 With 8 3's, Wake Forest Beats Pitt 76-75
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Bright Sunshine, Gusty Winds, Downright Cold!

Videos from January 24, 2021

• Indianapolis mayor describes deadly shooting as "mass murder"
• SpaceX launches Falcon 9 rocket with record 143 satellites aboard
• 11 Chinese miners pulled to safety after gold mine blast
• Video shows Tacoma, Washington, officer driving into crowd
• Remembering Hank Aaron's legacy and fight for social justice
• Member of Trump's first impeachment defense team discusses upcoming Senate trial
• Full interview: Dr. Deborah Birx on "Face the Nation"
• Major winter storms moving across the U.S.
• Doctor explains the challenges of vaccinating the American population
• Biden to reverse Trump administration's transgender military ban
• Gottlieb "fairly confident" that new Brazilian virus strain is already in the U.S
• U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson warns new COVID variant is more deadly
• Face The Nation: Dr. Deborah Birx
• Dr. Deborah Birx on her time in the White House and pandemic politics
• Fauci says goal of 100 million coronavirus shots by April "is a floor, not a ceiling"
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," January 24
• 1/24: Dr. Anthony Fauci, Dr. Deborah Birx
• Nature: Winter in Minnesota
• James Fallows on the message from Biden's inauguration
• Dr. Anthony Fauci: Divisiveness has failed America "in every single way"
• A few things about President Joe Biden
• Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman looms tall — in person and in politics
• Farewell, 45: Donald Trump exits the stage
• Fashion victims: Italian artisans work to preserve their struggling industry
• Will we ever get back to the office?
• Climate refugees: The quest for a haven from extreme weather events
• Deborah Birx addresses COVID ventilator confusion