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• 'It Feels Great': Volunteers Build Home Ramp For Veteran Who Uses Wheelchair
• Amazon Prime Van Hits Riverside County Sheriff's Deputies; 2 Women Killed
• Electronic Headset Helps Legally Blind Colorado Graphic Designer See
• West Sacramento Burgers and Brew Relishes First Weekend Of Limited Indoor Dining In Yolo County
• Santa Clara Officials Open COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic At Local Farm
• Fear Grows About Spike In Violent Crime Around Melrose Avenue
• WeldWerks Funding Scholarship For BIPOC Students At University Of Northern Colorado
• Two Men Shot In Palmdale, Shooter Remains At Large
• Minneapolis Police: Raylene Childs, 2, Found Safe After AMBER Alert Issued
• Irv Cross, NFL Player, Pioneer Black Analyst, Dies At 81
• Young Graduate Beginning His Career Killed by Falling Tree in Burlingame
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal San Mateo RV Storage Lot Shooting
• Surging Suns Beat Timberwolves 118-99
• 'She's Lucky To Be Alive': Fernando Juarez Charged With Assaulting Girlfriend's Toddler
• 'In Like A Lion': March Weather Brings Drastic Swing In Temperatures This Week
• Massachusetts COVID Restrictions Loosen Monday, Including Restaurant Capacity
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine 'Particularly Good For Mass Vaccination Campaigns,' Boston Doctor Says
• Missing Dedham Woman Brittany Stivaletta Considered 'Endangered'
• Knicks Blast Pistons, Move Into 4th Place In Eastern Conference
• OD Wyatt Basketball Coach Reacts To Heartbreaking Technical Foul That Led To Playoff Loss
• Video: Multiple Trees Fall On Homes, Leading To Injuries During Severe Winds
• World War II Enigma Codebreaker And Pittsburgher Julia Parsons Turning 100 This Week
• Chicago Weather: Colder And Blustery Sunday Night
• COVID Vaccine: Johnson & Johnson Shots Expected This Week, Fauci Urges Americans Not To Be Discouraged By Efficacy
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Terrance Wallace Has Brought 10 At-Risk Boys To Live Together In Barrington Hills For A New Life
• Golden Globes 2021: Complete List Of Winners And Nominees
• 'I'm Just Now Broken Inside:' Family, Friends Remember The Life Of Ahmir Tuli
• FDNY: 3 Injured In Manhole Fire In Midtown; Con Ed Crews Remain On Scene
• 2nd Co-Op City Power Outage Affects Residents In Same Buildings That Lost Electricity Friday
• Chicago Actress, Standup Comedian Erica Watson Dies Of COVID-19 Complications
• Anne Arundel Health Officials Cite Cancun Cantina Over Reports Of COVID-19 Violations
• Mother And 15-Year-Old Daughter Dead After House Fire In Auburn Gresham; Family Believes It Wasn't An Accident
• Standing Ovation For Trey Mancini, Singles At First-Bat In Orioles Spring Training
• Carjacking Arrest Brings Hope For Answers From Family Of Northwest Side Hit-And-Run Victim
• Community Efforts To Help North Texas Winter Storm Victims Continue 2 Weeks Later
• 'A Game Changer': CDC Recommends Johnson & Johnson's 1-Dose COVID Vaccine, Paving Way For Distribution To Begin
• LeBron Leads Lakers in Rout of Warriors; Draymond Green Leaves Game With Injury
• FDA Approves Johnson & Johnson's New COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use
• 2 Suspects Dead, Deputy And Officer Shot In Wadena County Shootout
• Klobuchar: 'We Need To Increase The Minimum Wage'
• 'We Must Move More Quickly': Sacramento City Councilmember Calls For Better Homeless Protection After Death At Cesar Chavez Park
• Kane Scores 400th Goal As Blackhawks Beat Red Wings
• Chadwick Boseman Wins Golden Globe For Best Actor For Performance In Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
• See Who Won During The Golden Globe Awards
• Pedestrian Killed In East St. Paul Hit-And-Run
• Tatum, Celtics Rally Past Wizards 111-110
• Irv Cross, Former Eagles Star DB And Pioneer Black Analyst, Dies At 81
• Police: Man Dies After Attack In North Minneapolis
• Help Baltimore County Police ID Found Child, Approx. 3-Year-Old Boy
• Pedestrian Struck, Injured In Hit-And-Run On Route 40
• South Attleboro MBTA Station Closes Due To 'Deteriorating' Pedestrian Bridge
• Youngsters Sorokin, Wahlstrom Help Islanders To Shutout Win Over Penguins
• Trump Says His 'Journey' Is 'Far From Being Over' In First Major Public Speech Since Leaving Office
• Multiple Vehicles Involved In Crash On Parkway Near Squirrel Hill Exit
• Northwestern Women Fall To Maryland In Final Home Game
• Bulls' Sunday Night Game Against Toronto Postponed Due To Raptors' COVID-19 Issues
• Cubs Prepare For First Cactus League Game Monday With More 'Normal' Camp
• 'We're A Dying Breed': East Sac Hardware Store Closes Up Shop
• Iconic Pink's Hot Dogs Reopens After Two-Month Closure
• Spring Training 2021: White Sox Drop Cactus League Opener To Milwaukee
• Arrest Made After Man Found Dead In Parking Lot Of Dallas Apartment Complex
• Ovechkin Scores, Capitals Complete Sweep Of Devils
• N.J. girl facing food insecurity highlights growing problem
• Maryland Women's Basketball Beats Northwestern, Moves Closer To Big Ten Crown
• McAvoy, Rask Lead Bruins Over Rangers
• Beloved Black Bear At Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary Dies
• High Winds Spark Brush Fire In Malibu, But Firefighters Stop Forward Spread
• Shedd Aquarium Asks Restaurants To Help Keep Plastic Out Of Great Lakes
• Helmeted Snowboarder Dies After Collision With Tree At Eldora
• Islanders Rookie Goaltender Sorokin Shuts Out Penguins 2-0
• Outbound Kennedy Expressway Ramp To Montrose Avenue Reopens Monday
• 2 Injured In SW Baltimore Shooting Sunday Afternoon
• Sen. Dick Durbin, Aldermen Put Pressure On USPS To Resolve Chicago Mail Delays
• Pitt's Second Half Rally Comes Up Short, Lose To NC State 65-62
• Minnesota Army Reserve Soldiers Prep For Postal Mission In Middle East
• Saint Sabina Plans To Withhold Monthly Assessments From Archdiocese Of Chicago Until Conclusion Of Investigation On Father Michael Pfleger
• Baltimore Ravens Partner For Blood Drive At M&T Bank Stadium
• After Sharing Struggle To Find COVID-19 Vaccine, Political And Media Consultant Delmarie Cobb Has Now Received One
• Gas Leak Linked To Faulty Heater In Anne Arundel County, No Injuries
• Customer Sets Off Fireworks Inside Natomas Walmart, Causing Fire And Evacuations
• 2 Arrested In Connection To October Robbery, Shooting At Oakdale Motel 6
• SAG-AFTRA Calls On Golden Globes Group To Increase Diversity
• The toll of an Iranian ballistic missile attack
• Inside the attack that almost sent the U.S. to war with Iran
• Colson Whitehead speaks with 60 Minutes
• The inside story of the Iranian attack on Al Asad Airbase
• Astronauts Install Support Frames On International Space Station For New Solar Panels
• 'I Had To Make A Difference': Miami DJ Spends Birthday Helping Homeless
• COVID In Montgomery County: Big Drive-Thru Vaccine Distribution Site Under Construction In King Of Prussia
• How the U.S. plans to increase the pace of COVID-19 vaccinations
• COVID-19 Vaccine In Pittsburgh: Small, Private Doctors Say Current State Vaccine Distribution System Causes Mass Confusion
• 5 Arrested In Homestead Copper Wire Theft Scheme
• Rep. John Thompson's New Bill Seeks To End Racial Injustice In Minnesota
• Man Stabbed Overnight In Fight Near London House Downtown
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Wet And Chilly Overnight; Rainy And Breezy Again Monday Morning
• Jefferson County Deputies Looking For Road Rage Suspects
• Former President Trump Calls For GOP Unity During CPAC Closing Speech
• A tragic milestone: 500,000 Americans lost to COVID-19
• 'He's A Remarkable, Remarkable Man': World War II Veteran Ralph Perkner Celebrates 100th Birthday In Broomall
• Over 30 Shots Fired In Deadly Pompano Beach Shooting
• Littleton Couple & Neighbors Support Voting For A Change To HOA's Flag Policy
• Dozens Rally At Minnesota Capitol In Support Of Myanmar Protesters
• Police Search Woods After Man Fired BB Gun Behind Salem Walmart
• Woman Killed, Man Arrested After North Minneapolis Shooting
• Shooting At Budget Inn In Dallas Leaves 1 Dead
• Wellesley Man Killed In Ipswich Mountain Bike Crash
• Baltimore County Students Set To Return To Classroom As Hybrid Learning Begins In Many Maryland School Districts
• Man And Woman Shot To Death In Gardena Identified
• Crash Kills 3 Near Wyoming Border
• California Revenues $10.5B Ahead Of Projections As Rich Get Richer During Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Looking To Hire Lifeguards For Citiparks Aquatic Facility Locations For Summer 2021
• Alain Vigneault Wins 700th Career Game As Flyers Shut Out Sabres For Third Time This Season
• Man Shot Dead In Brainerd Neighborhood
• California Tax Revenues Soar as Rich Get Richer Despite Pandemic
• Search Underway For 3 Suspects In Glendale Robbery
• Denver Parents, Students Rally To Opt Out Of CMAS Testing
• Ovechkin Scores Game-Winner As Capitals Sweep Devils 3-2
• North Texas Man Accused Of Spraying Chemicals On Officers During US Capitol Riot
• Maryland Handles Michigan State 73-55 In Bubble-Team Matchup
• Pittsburgh Connections Abound At 2021 Golden Globe Awards
• Delaware Sen. Chris Coons Defends Passing COVID-19 Relief Package Without Republican Senate Support
• Massachusetts Reports 1,428 New COVID Cases, 52 Additional Deaths
• 3 Men Injured In Shooting At NW Baltimore Restaurant Overnight Sunday
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Shipments Could Arrive As Soon As Monday
• Trailers, RVs, Shed Burned at Industrial Yard in Oakland
• VIDEO: Elderly Man Who Fell Into River Rescued By Forney Crews, Good Samaritan
• Carter Leads Norfolk St. Past St. Mary's (MD) 72-51
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Fraudulent Claims Overwhelm Pandemic-Related Unemployment Programs
• Snow Snake Slithers Into Denver Front Yard
• Carter Jr. Scores 16 To Lift Navy Over Loyola Maryland 66-58
• Shots Fired At Police In North Austin
• Ed's Driveway: Ford Mustang Mach-E
• Bruins Bounce Back With 4-1 Win Over Rangers
• Upper Merion Police Searching For Man Who Accidentally Shot Himself In Leg Inside King Of Prussia Mall Victoria Secret's Store
• Cape May County Zoo Welcomes 1-Year-Old Grant's Zebra Lydia
• Spacewalkers start power system upgrade
• Weathers Lifts Duquesne Past Rhode Island 86-75
• U.N. Human Rights office says 18 killed in Myanmar crackdown
• SUV Crashes Into Jefferson Park Home, Landing In Basement; Driver Hospitalized
• COVID In Florida: 5,539 Additional Cases, 126 Deaths Reported Sunday
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 736 New COVID-19 Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Colorado: Thousands Of Middle, High School Students Begin Return To In-Person Learning
• Mon Wharf To Be Closed After Flood Advisory Issued
• Telluride Film Festival Aims For In-Person Event This September
• How to watch the Golden Globes
• Neville Island Bridge Lane Restrictions To Take Effect Monday
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Report 1,249 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 22 Additional Deaths
• Volunteers Build Bike Shelters For Homeless Youth: 'So Much Trauma In Their Life'
• Man In His Mid 30s Fatally Shot In Carson
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on February 28, 2021
• Police Arrest 3 For Drunken Driving In Milwaukee-Area Crash
• 5 Injured In 4 Separate Shootings In Milwaukee
• Philadelphia Police: Search On For Hit-And-Run Driver That Struck, Killed Pedestrian In Hunting Park
• NASA Releases Time-Lapse Of Record-Breaking 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Penn State University Moving Towards 'Full In-Person Experience' For Fall Semester
• The Roaring 2020s? A Look At What The Post-Pandemic Economy Could Look Like
• Current COVID Restrictions Keep Ball Arena From Applying For Variance
• Gottlieb says Americans "should be confident" in Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• Minnesota Weather: Narrow Band Drops Snow Throughout Central Minnesota
• 29-Year-Old Man Dead After Being Shot Twice In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Four Arrested, Guns Seized During San Jose Saturday Night Sideshow Crackdown
• McDaniel says GOP voters "overwhelmingly" agree with Trump's record
• 'Someone Cares': Fort Collins Body Shop Cleans Jeep Covered With Racial Slurs
• COVID In Denver: Independent-Owned Pharmacies Waiting For Vaccine Allocation
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 813 New Cases, 8 Deaths
• Road Closure In Place As Crews Respond To Underground Electrical Issues In McKeesport
• Police Arrest Connecticut Man They Say Attacked Ambulance Facilities With Molotov Cocktails
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Black History Is Our History: New Jersey Chapter Of Black Prosecutors Association Founded On Desire To Build Trust With Community
• Delaware Police: Two Men Arrested After 4 People Shot In Parking Lot Of Dover IHOP Restaurant
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Rain Continues Into Monday Morning; Temps Top Out In Mid 40s
• Due To Wind Concerns, Disneyland Vaccine Site To Be Closed Sunday
• Transcript: Andy Beshear on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Adam Kinzinger on "Face the Nation"
• Security Guard Hospitalized After Shooting At Aurora Sports Bar
• WATCH: First Look At Oprah's Exclusive Interview With Prince Harry And Meghan Markle
• Loveland Man Not Facing Charges In Deadly Domestic Violence
• Transcript: Ronna McDaniel on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Kristi Noem on "Face the Nation"
• 8 Patriots Who Opted Out Last Season Reportedly Plan To Return
• Biden COVID coordinator on increasing vaccinations
• Inter Miami CF Unveils 'La Palma' 2021 Secondary Jersey, As Team Gets Ready For 2021 MLS Season
• Chicago Culture Celebrates The City While Giving Back To Youth For Black History Month
• Alvarez Stops Yildirim To Retain Super-Middleweight Belts
• Necas' Shootout Goal Lifts Hurricanes Past Panthers 4-3
• New Jersey Plumber Drove To Texas To Fix Burst Pipes, Other Damage From Devastating Winter Storm
• South Florida House Republicans Vote Against President Biden's $1.9 Trillion Pandemic Relief Package
• Colorado Weather: February Ends Quiet But Cool, March Warming Trend Starts Monday
• Pandemic anniversary: Jim Gaffigan marks one year of lockdown
• Johnson & Johnson Single-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine Joining In The Fight Against Global Pandemic
• Trump-Backed Candidate Bob Paduchik Tapped To Head Ohio Republican Party
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 13 Deaths Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations Continue To Decrease
• Female McDonald's employees accuse fast-food chain of abuse, harassment in workplace
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Build A Relationship With Your Cat
• Philadelphia Phillies Kick Off Spring Training Schedule On Sunday Against Detroit Tigers
• Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. continue to let the sunshine in!
• Ellen Pompeo on the future of "Grey's Anatomy"
• Fauci warns against complacency as COVID-19 cases begin to plateau
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Shooting Neighbor In The Arm After Dispute
• Early Morning Earthquake Cluster Rattles Central Coast
• LeVar Burton on the good that television can do
• The enduring popularity of artist Bob Ross
• Chicago Weather: Warm But Wet Sunday Morning Ahead Of Cold Front
• Yonkers Home Destroyed In Fire, But No Injuries Reported
• Transcript: Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• Philadelphia Weather: Steady Rain Showers Expected Throughout Region Sunday Afternoon
• 'COVID Bandit' Gives $200 Tip To Every Employee At Denver Steakhouse
• 'COVID Bandit' Gives $200 Tip To Every Single Employee At Denver Steakhouse
• The danger of avalanches: Will 2021 be the worst year ever?
• Oakland Police Intensify Sideshow Crackdown As Violence Escalates
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/28 Sunday Morning Forecast
• 2nd Former Aide Accuses Gov. Andrew Cuomo Of Sexual Harassment, Governor Requests Independent Review
• The Book Report: Reviews from Washington Post critic Ron Charles (February 28)
• Book excerpt: "Klara and the Sun" by Kazuo Ishiguro
• Book excerpt: "Under a White Sky" by Elizabeth Kolbert
• Book excerpt: "Fake Accounts" by Lauren Oyler
• Book excerpt: "The Committed" by Viet Thanh Nguyen
• Woman Hit And Killed After Getting Out Of Friend's Car On I-93 In Medford
• "We are American, too": Hundreds in New York rally against anti-Asian hate
• Atlantic County Utilities Authority Say Sewer Pipe Repaired After Rupture Caused Wastewater Leak
• Another former aide accuses Cuomo of sexual harassment
• "I am the proof that God exists": Woman beat COVID after 150 days
• Trump to target Biden and assert leadership over GOP at CPAC
• Biden urges quick action on COVID relief package: "We have no time to waste"
• LA restaurant closes after high-tech "dine and dash" scheme
• Senate Democrats move immediately to "Plan B" on minimum wage
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heavy Rainfall, Flood Watches And Warnings Issued
• WATCH: Hays Bald Eagle Knocked From Roost By Great Horned Owl
• FDA Gives Emergency Use Authorization For Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Search For Missing 13-Year-Old Jalen Maxwell In Philadelphia Intensifying
• Police: Investigation Underway After 20-Year-Old Man Shot In Northeast Philadelphia
• Woman In Critical Condition After Being Stabbed In Head In Overbrook, Philadelphia Police Say
• NYPD: Good Samaritan Killed, 3 Hurt In Stabbing Linked To Illegal Brooklyn Gambling Den
• Man Accused Of Leading Pa. State Police On High Speed Chase After Fleeing Traffic Stop
• Sunday's Show Info (2/28/21)
• Diamonds Direct Jewelry Store Set To Open In Ross Township
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: North Hills Nursing Home Residents Receive 2nd Vaccine Doses
• Michigan Matters: Fighting for Inclusion, Detroit's Place in Civil Rights History
• Thousands Of Families Attend Lawrence Co. Food Distribution

Videos from February 28, 2021

• Never-before-seen video of the attack on Al Asad Airbase
• College dropout donates $20 million to Morgan State University
• Legends: Jamaal Wilkes
• Astronauts begin solar power system upgrades
• How the Black Lives Matter movement has affected the fashion industry
• Trump gives first public speech since leaving office and declares "journey" is not over
• 9-year-old student tells virtual class she is starving
• What to expect as Johnson & Johnson vaccines start to roll out
• U.K. variant top threat despite a decline of virus cases
• FDA authorizes Johnson & Johnson vaccine, set to begin shipping out this week
• Former President Trump reasserts leadership over the Republican Party at CPAC
• A tragic milestone: 500,000 Americans lost to COVID-19
• "What do you tell your wife or your 6-year-old son in your final words?"
• U.S. troops still recovering from traumatic brain injuries sustained during Iranian attack
• As a third COVID-19 vaccine becomes available, efforts underway to ramp up shots in arms
• At least 18 dead after bloodiest day of protests since Myanmar military coup
• FDA and CDC advisory panel approve third coronavirus vaccine for Americans
• Assaults on Asian Americans spike nationwide during pandemic
• Gottlieb says Americans "should be confident" about taking Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• Face The Nation: Ronna McDaniel, Adam Kinzinger, Andy Beshear, Scott Gottlieb
• Trump repeats false claim he won 2020 election, teases potential future White House bid during CPAC speech
• McDaniel says GOP voters "overwhelmingly" agree with Trump's record in office
• Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear explains decision to vaccinate teachers first
• Kinzinger says GOP must move past Trump and "more of the same"
• South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem defends hands-off approach to COVID-19
• Fauci warns against complacency as virus cases begin to plateau despite vaccine
• U.S. hits grim COVID milestone amid new hope of third vaccine
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," February 28
• 2/28: Fauci, Noem, McDaniel, Kinzinger, Beshear, Gottlieb
• Jim Gaffigan marks one year of lockdown
• Nature: Snowy owls
• Accusations of abuse, harassment in workplace at McDonald’s, franchisees
• Best friends
• Biden coronavirus coordinator Jeff Zients says administration is doing all it can to increase vaccinations
• Ellen Pompeo on the future of “Grey’s Anatomy”
• Sunday Profile: LeVar Burton
• The enduring popularity of artist Bob Ross
• The evolving science of masks
• The danger of avalanches
• The Book Report: New fiction and nonfiction