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• Best Guess Why Some Weather Apps Showed Denver At -0 Degrees Saturday
• Ten Days After Hiker Josh Hall Disappeared, Family 'Desperate' To Find Him
• 'Hard To Put Into Words': Looters Break Into South Sacramento Home Ravaged By Fire
• LA Political Experts Weigh In On Trump Impeachment Verdict
• Suspected DUI Driver Crashes, Injuring Outdoor Diners In Santa Monica
• No Coronavirus Vaccines Given At Dodger Stadium As Supply Shortage Continues
• Sacramento's COVID-19 Vaccination Push Ramps Up With Weekend Clinics
• 'Play It Forward': Program Gives Instruments To Music Students
• 6 Shot in San Francisco Bayview District Saturday Evening
• Durant Leads Brooklyn Past Warriors In Golden State Reunion
• Durant Returns To Lead Nets To Rout Of Warriors
• Pursuit Starting In San Marino Leads To Standoff In Montebello
• Knicks Send Rockets To Fifth Straight Loss
• 'Our Family Has Lost Everything': Worcester Court Officer Mourns Loss Of 3 Family Members After Deadly House Fire
• Funeral Service Held For Kevin Jiang, Yale Graduate Student Who Was Fatally Shot
• Chicago Weather: Sunday Could Be Coldest Valentine's Day On Record
• High School Athletes Desperate For Sports To Resume In New York City: 'Do They Care About Us?'
• 'Irritating': Allegheny County Health Department Website Crashes, COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments Go In Minutes
• Special Education Teacher, Hospital Worker Win Dream Wedding At Top Of Empire State Building
• Fire Destroys Several Buildings At Connecticut Charity Camp Founded By Actor Paul Newman
• Another Winter Storm, Another Mess: Tri-State Area Bracing For More Snow, Icy Conditions
• Man Suffers Life-Threatening Stab Wound In Woodland; Police Search For Suspect
• Suspect Arrested In San Francisco Embarcadero Hotel Shooting
• Officials Urge Marylanders To Stay Off The Roads When Winter Weather Moves Through Region
• Bar And Restaurant Owners Hope Business Heats Up On Frigid Valentine's Weekend With Looser COVID Restrictions
• Maryland State Police Respond To More Than 600 Calls For Service, 115 Crashes As Region Sees Winter Weather
• Dozens Of West Side Teachers Get Vaccinated On Saturday; 'I'm Ready For Us To Move Forward And Move Past This'
• Senate Votes To Acquit Trump In Historic Second Impeachment Trial
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1K New Cases And 32 Deaths Reported Saturday
• Chef José Andrés To Appear On Michelle Obama's Cooking Show 'Waffles + Mochi'
• DeBrincat Scores Game Winner In OT To Give Blackhawks 3-2 Win Over Blue Jackets
• Pageau, Barzal Help Islanders Top Hot Bruins
• Two People From Springfield Charged With Stealing Funeral Home Van With Body Inside
• Icy Roads Cause Salt Truck Crash In Carrick
• Bay Area Distribution Efforts Intensify as COVID Vaccine Eligibility Expands
• North Texas Residents Flock To Grocery, Hardware Stores To Prepare For Winter Storm
• NYPD Investigating Series Of Subway Stabbings On A Train Line That Left 2 Dead, 2 Hurt
• Donald Trump Acquitted: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware Senators On Historic Second Impeachment Trial
• 'Artist In Denver Community Have Really Struggled': Support Arts Through It All
• 1,800 Philadelphia-Area Veterans Receive Second Dose Of COVID Vaccine At Crescenz VA Medical Center
• Dangerously Cold Temperatures Test Homeless Shelters In Twin Cities
• Coroner ID's Man Apparently Beaten To Death In West Hollywood, Suspects On The Loose
• Pageau, Barzal Help Islanders Top Hot Bruins 4-2
• Protesters Demand Fair Treatment Of Working Immigrants By El Monte Police
• Mt. Washington Tavern Uses 'Famous Fund' Grant To Pay It Forward To Employees, Other Restaurants
• East Bay Florists Say 'I Love You' to Valentine Customers After Months of Lockdown
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Sleet, Snow, Freezing Rain Mix Overnight; Icy Roads Sunday Morning
• New York Fashion Week Goes Virtual Due To Pandemic
• Business Slow At Chinatown Restaurants Despite Lunar New Year Celebrations
• Montgomery County Police Searching For Missing 27-Year-Old Woman
• Sources: Man In East Village Punched After Suspect Accuses Him Of Walking Too Close
• Study Ranks Sacramento As 10th Best City For Valentine's Day 2021
• Williams Carries Oakland Over Robert Morris 86-81
• Carter's 20 Points Sends Norfolk St. Past Morgan St.
• Jaworski Carries Lafayette Over Loyola (Md.) 97-94 In 3OT
• Police: Still 'Diligently' Probing Killings Of Indiana Girls Abigail Williams And Liberty German
• 5th Annual Wendi Winters Memorial Blood Drive Held In Annapolis
• No. 22 Loyola Chicago Races Past Drake, 81-54
• Penn State Football Recruit Finishes Senior Year At North Allegheny Playing Basketball
• Dallas County Reports 939 New COVID-19 Cases, 8 Deaths Saturday
• 'Have A Heart, Stay Apart': Californians Urged To Celebrate Valentine's Day Virtually
• Crews Search For Possible Drowning Victim In Stockton Waterway
• 2 Killed In Late Night, Early Morning House Fires
• Senate Acquits Donald Trump In Second Impeachment Trial, Sen. Pat Toomey Among 7 Republicans Who Voted Guilty
• 'It Means Volumes': VFW In Dorchester Administers 300 COVID Vaccines To Veterans On Saturday
• Community Comes Together To Heal, Show They're #BuffaloStrong
• Golden Knights Power-Play Goals Spoil Sharks Home Debut
• What Are Some Of The Coldest Games In Colorado? We're Glad You Asked
• Plans Announced For Public Viewing, Funeral Of North Texas Congressman Ron Wright
• COVID In Aurora: Pop-Up Vaccine Clinic At Church Helps Sooth Uncertainties
• Pittsburgh Penguins Ask State To Allow Fans Into PPG Paints Arena At 25% Capacity
• 'It Went Just Crazy': Winter Boat Sales Are Booming
• Former Patriots Receiver Chris Hogan Declares For Premier Lacrosse League Entry Draft
• Police Seek Missing Teen Last Seen on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
• COVID In Colorado: Thousands To Receive Vaccines This Weekend
• Minneapolis OK's $6.4M To Recruit More Police Officers, Amid Push To Replace MPD
• High Wind Warning In Effect For Parts Of LA, Riverside And Ventura County
• 'We're Ready To Open Up Tomorrow': More Than 100 Trenton Teachers, School Staff Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Caught On Video: Dispute Over Gym's Mask Policy Turns Ugly As Guest Shoves Trainer
• Howard Brown Health, National Museum Of Mexican Art Team Up For Mass Vaccination Event
• Cryptocurrency Firm Aims to Build Government, 'Smart City' Near Tesla in Nevada Desert
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather Advisory, Winter Storm Watch Issued With Freezing Drizzle, Inches Of Snow Forecasted
• 'Traitor' Painted Outside Chester County Home Of Michael Van Der Veen, One Of Donald Trump's Defense Attorneys
• Joel Embiid, Sixers Fall To Suns For 2nd Straight Loss But Still Hold Onto Top Spot In Eastern Conference
• Minnesota Weather: Coldest Temperatures Of The Bitter Stretch Expected Sunday
• 3 Killed, 1 Injured After Car Ends Up In Homestead Canal
• California GOP Pumps $125k Into Recall Newsom Campaign, Organizers Say They Collected Enough Signatures
• Significant Icing Reported In Areas South Of Baltimore Overnight
• COVID In Florida: 7,515 Additional Cases, 118 New Deaths Reported On Saturday
• 'Trump Violated His Oath Of Office': Minn. Politicians Speak Out Following 2nd Impeachment Acquittal
• Person Shot During Attempted Robbery In North Highlands
• 'Sad Day For Our Nation': Mass. Politicians React After Senate Acquits President Trump In 2nd Impeachment Trial
• Dallas Officer Killed By Driver Suspected Of Intoxication, Police Say
• Police: Attempted Robbery Leads To Shooting In Northwest Miami-Dade
• 130 More State Park Campsites To Allow Pets
• Orange County Reports 1,145 New COVID-19 Cases, 51 More Deaths
• 'Phillydelphia': Michael Van Der Veen's Unique Pronunciation Of Philadelphia Goes Viral
• 'No, I'm Pissed': Sex Offender With Cannibal Interests Is Moving In, Some Neighbors Angry They Weren't Notified
• Gov. Abbott: Power Demand Could 'Potentially Exceed Supply' As Texas Braces For Major Winter Event
• In Response To Winter Storm, PennDOT And Turnpike Put Vehicle Restrictions In Place
• Massachusetts Reports 1,949 New COVID Cases, 65 Additional Deaths
• Neguse, DeGette React To Senate Verdict After Serving As Impeachment Managers
• Maryland Weather: Icy Roads A Concern After Wintry Mix Overnight
• Cubs To Reunite With RHP Jake Arrieta On On One-Year Deal
• Senate Votes To Acquit Former President Trump In 2nd Impeachment Trial
• FBI Offers Reward For Information In Chase Bank Robbery In Sauganash
• U.S. Senate Votes To Acquit Former President Donald Trump In Second Impeachment Trial
• Republican Senator Pat Toomey Voted To Convict Former President Donald Trump
• Woman Seriously Injured After Snowmobile Crash In New Hampshire
• US Senate Votes To Acquit Trump
• Senate Votes To Acquit Trump In Second Impeachment Trial (CBS News)
• Senate Votes To Acquit Former President Trump In 2nd Impeachment Trial
• Walker Scores 36, Northeastern Tops Towson, Coen Earns 250th
• Trump Acquitted of Incitement of Violent Attack on U.S. Capitol
• Matt Harvey Agrees To Minor League Contract With Orioles
• Ed's Driveway: Subaru Crosstrek
• Avalanche Warning Issued In Colorado's High Country As Danger Level Moved To High
• Fifth Buffalo Clinic Shooting Victim Identified As Jennifer Gibson
• David L. Lawrence Convention Center To Pay Out $9.9 Million To Fix Leaky Roof Issues
• Drone Deployed To Examine Suspicious Device Near Stevens Creek Trail
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Public Health Officials Announce 1,275 New Cases, 33 Additional Deaths
• Puppy Kissing Booth Set Up In Plantation Just In Time For Valentine's Day
• Humboldt County Triple Homicide Suspect Captured In Utah
• 'Society Is Very Ready For This': 'Ghost Kitchens' With No Physical Footprint Grow In Popularity Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pasadena NAACP Opens Targeted COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
• City Of Pittsburgh Sets Up Virtual Valentine's Photo Booths
• Baker Says State Isn't Seeing Anticipated Increase Of COVID Vaccines From Feds
• Crews Successfully Implode Dooker's Hollow Bridge
• Astronomers discover trio of young planets orbiting a teenage sun
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,092 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 53 Deaths
• "Jeopardy!" champion Brayden Smith has died at 24
• Chicago Restaurant Owners Hoping For Big Valentine's Day Weekend Despite COVID-19 Pandemic
• Monongahela Valley Hospital Allows Limited Visitation To Resume
• Deadly Crash Causes Hour-Long Closure On I-25 In Thornton
• Bethel Park Police Locate Missing 16-Year-Old Maria Musciano
• Polar vortex brings most extreme winter weather in years
• COVID In Colorado: Dozens Of Testing Sites Close, Modify Hours Due To Frigid Weather & Holiday
• Multiple Car Crashes Close I-94 Southbound Express Lanes At 47th
• Colorado Weather: Snow Moving In, Wild Temperature Divide Across Mountains Explained
• U.K. hit with biggest economic decline in more than 300 years
• Nuggets Rally From 19 Points Down To Beat Thunder 97-95
• Wilmington Valentine's Day Card Drive Receives Thousands Of Cards For Seniors
• 78-Year-Old SoCal Woman Dies After Receiving First Dose of COVID Vaccine
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces Over 1.5 Million Vaccinations Have Been Administered
• Historic Half Moon Bay Andreotti Family Farms Barn Engulfed By Flames
• Frigid Temps Force 2nd Dose Drive-Up Clinic At Coors Field To Move Indoors This Weekend
• COVID In Minnesota: 7 More Deaths As Vaccine Doses Administered Surpasses 850K
• Myanmar protests enter 2nd week, with neither side backing down
• Suburban Police Pursuit Ends With Crash, Shooting In Chicago
• Denver Weather: Snow, Record Cold On The Way, Temps Could Near -20°F By Monday
• 6 Wounded In Oakland Shooting Just Blocks From Police HQ
• Pittsburgh Police K9 Edo To Be Put Down After Experiencing Illness
• Seward House Fire Victim Identified As Justin Paul Schultz
• Long Term Care COVID-19 Deaths Top 10,000 In Florida
• Primanti Bros. Tweets They Will Rename Themselves 'Watt Bros.' If Pittsburgh Steelers Sign J.J. Watt
• 35-Year-Old Man Facing DUI Charges After Crashing Into Occupied Ambulance In Dover, Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 306 New Cases, Bringing County Total To 73,005
• Seeing Green In Boston: Bridges Along Emerald Necklace Lit Up
• Dog Of Missing Hiker Josh Hall Found After More Than A Week
• Mike's Mix: Sooki & Mimi's 'Condessa'
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Winter Weather Advisory, Snow Saturday PM; Freezing Rain Possible Overnight
• Gas Prices Go Up Again In New Jersey, Around Nation At Large
• From Comb To Home: Bensenville Man's Honey Business Shaking Up Industry
• Miami-Dade County Ends Contract With Airport Maintenance Company; Eulen America Responds With Statement
• COVID Long-Haulers Find Relief Among Fellow Sufferers on Road to Recovery
• COVID Long-Haulers Find Relief Among Fellow Sufferers on Road to Recovery
• Police Hand Out 5 Warnings, 3 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• Philadelphia Weather: 3 Winter Storms Likely To Hound Region Beginning With Nasty Mix This Weekend
• Failure To Protect Pets From Bitter Cold Could Result In $999 Fine, Jail Time In Denver
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Website Goes Down Less Than Hour After Offering Online Vaccine Registration
• New York Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Goes Into Effect Saturday Afternoon As Next Round Of Storms Arrives
• Chicago Weather: Frigid Valentine's Weekend Could Be Coldest Ever
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Kiss And Test Valentine Day Advice; Crowds Celebrate Lunar New Year; Fears Of Suicidal School Children
• Meet a toothy "top predator" from the deep named after sumo wrestlers
• 10-Year-Old With Rare Bone Disorder Hoping To Find Donor Match At West Orange High School Bone Marrow Drive
• Reading Terminal Market Has Many Options For Last-Minute Valentine's Day Shoppers
• Saturday Morning Links: Feb. 13, 2021
• After Generations, Lower Sioux Community Gets Ancestral Land Back
• Bridget Foy's Reopens After Rebuilding From Devastating Fire
• Police: 30-Year-Old Man Found Shot To Death In South Philadelphia
• NYPD: Party Bus Pulled Over After Passengers Post Photos Of Guns On Social Media
• Trump lawyers rest case after 3 hours as Senate draws closer to vote
• Lincoln Project co-founder resigns from board amid group's scandals
• Indoor Dining Resumes At New York City Restaurants, Gov. Cuomo Extends Curfew Statewide
• Year Of The Ox: Bay Area Crowds Gather To Celebrate Lunar New Year Despite COVID-19 Pandemic
• KDKA Mysteries: The Unknown Surrounding Case Of Missing 25-Year-Old Thomas Hughes Terrifies His Family
• Hey Ray! The Things That Go Into Forecasting Snowfall
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wintry Conditions Of Heavy Snowfall, Sleet, & Ice On the Horizon
• Sisters Spreading Kindness Through Delicious Cookies
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Merging Several Elementary Schools
• Saturday's Show Info (2/13/21)
• One Person Killed In Overnight Brighton Heights Fire
• Governor Mike DeWine Warns Ohio Schools To Reopen As Agreed To Get Vaccines
• Pa. Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Says 2013 Incident Involving Black Jogger Won't Affect Senate Campaign
• Pittsburgh Police Issue Warning Of Ongoing Scam
• Mary Maloney Continuing To Make Strides In Recovery Following Rare Spinal Injury
• Fair Skin, Blue Eyes - Batwoman
• Triage - Charmed
• How Come - All American
• The Book of Reconstruction: Chapter Two - Black Lightning
• Ibeji - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Manifest Destiny - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Episode 6 - Trickster
• Chapter Eighty-One: The Homecoming - Riverdale
• The Drowned Woman - Nancy Drew
• Duke - Walker
• This Is What It Takes - Legacies
• Greg Proops 6 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Active Winter Pattern Ahead Following Light Snow On Valentine's Day
• Greg Proops 7 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Niagara Fools - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from February 13, 2021

• What Does the Other Woman Know? The Disappearance of Jennifer Dulos
• Senators face aftermath of voting to acquit former President Trump on incitement charge
• Chicago's Shedd Aquarium penguins become online sensation during pandemic
• Former President Trump acquitted in second impeachment trial
• Hate crimes against Asian Americans continue to rise amid pandemic
• Military veterans and families face food shortage amid pandemic
• CDC outlines plan for students to resume in-person learning as coronavirus cases stabilize
• The impact of Trump's second acquittal on both parties
• Multiple storms across the country bring freezing temperatures and icy weather
• Senate acquits Trump in second impeachment trial
• Political experts weigh in on Trump's acquittal at impeachment trial
• Full speech: Schumer says Trump's acquittal "will live as a vote of infamy"
• Trump attorney rips off mic after questioning from CBSN anchor
• Full speech: McConnell denounces Trump's conduct after voting to acquit at impeachment trial
• Scientists discover new giant fish species off Japan's coast
• Chinese find modern ways to greet Year of the Ox
• Houses in New Orleans are transformed into Mardi Gras floats
• The Dish: Chef Joseph Johnson brings healthy options from around the world to the community
• U.K. suffered sharpest economic decline in three centuries
• Breaking down the final days of Trump's impeachment trial
• CDC unveils new roadmap for reopening schools, keeping children safe during COVID-19 pandemic
• The process behind Valentine's Day flower deliveries, arrangements
• Officer, bystanders rescue man trapped in burning car
• Frigid Arctic blast brings snow, cold weather to U.S.