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• 'Just Trying To Do Good': Modesto Junior College Professor Runs To Support Struggling Students
• Redondo Beach Shooting Leaves 1 Man Dead
• Beverly Hills Adding Armed, Private Security After Robbery At Chic Restaurant
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup Continues
• Police Search For Driver Who Killed Bicyclist In North Hills
• Washington's Tom Wilson Suspended For 7 Games For Hit On Bruins' Brandon Carlo
• Bill For Reparations For Black Evanston Residents Soon To Go Up For Vote; Some Say It's Insufficient And Could Make Things Worse
• 'An Incredible Therapy' | Hagerstown Doctor Says Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Provides Fast Recoveries For Some COVID Patients
• Fruit Stand Worker Injured In East Side Crash Still In Pain, But Grateful To Be Alive: 'I Thank God Morning And Night'
• Paramedic Speaks Out About Being Bitten On Face During Routine Call In Brooklyn: 'We Need Better Protection'
• Rockville Police Officer, Maryland National Guardsman Daniel Morozewicz Arrested On Child Porn Charge
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Javits Center Vaccination Site Now Open 24 Hours
• MTA, NYC's Hospitality Industry Expecting Help From COVID Relief Bill Passed By Senate
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot In Columbia Saturday Afternoon, Howard County Police Say
• Rally Held In Boston For George Floyd As Derek Chauvin Trial Begins Next Week
• 'This Is A Test For Minnesota': Protesters Outside Governor's Mansion Call For Justice In Derek Chauvin Trial
• Some North Texas Businesses Opt To Drop Mask Policy Early
• COVID In Chicago: Glitches Cause Concerns for Those Who Have Signed Up For COVID-19 Vaccine At United Center
• Crowd Rallies In Hopes Of Saving Fire Station 13 In Glenview, Which Village Plans To Close
• 15-Year-Old Boy Dies After Thursday Shooting In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Illegal Party In Violation Of COVID-19 Orders Busted At Queens Warehouse
• Airline Traffic Continues Recent Increase At BWI Airport, Officials Say
• COVID-19 Means Some Changes For Polar Plunge Events To Raise Money For Special Olympics
• Crews Battle Basement Fire In Rowhome Near Patterson Park
• Coyotes Rally For 5-2 Win Over Wild
• Spring Training 2021: Reynaldo Lopez Throws 2 Scoreless Innings As White Sox Blank Cleveland
• Three Hospitalized After High Rise Fire Near Ford City Mall
• Marin County Focuses on Restarting Schools at Teacher Vaccination 'Super Pods'
• Car Crashes Into Building On Belmont Avenue In Schorsch Village
• West Contra Costa Unified School District Partners With Non-Profit Conscious Kitchen To Provide Kids Organic Meals
• Vigil Held To Remember Alexandra Angel, 26-Year-Old Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash On Pulaski Highway
• Internal Investigation Underway After Rochester Police Officer Pepper Sprays Woman In Front Of Her Child
• Good Samaritan Helps Mother, Daughter After Moving Truck Crash Near Cal Expo
• Body Found Near Golf Course In Irving
• Queens Neighborhood Holds Rally In Solidarity With Asian-American Community
• NH Motor Speedway Mass Vaccination Site Aims To Administer 12,000 J&J Shots Over 3 Days
• Man Found Dead With Gunshot To Back At Scene Of Englewood Fire
• Man In Stable Condition After Being Shot In Terrace Village
• Child Hit By Fire Truck, Seriously Injured On Staten Island
• Police: Woman Found Dead, Wrapped In Plastic Inside Abandoned Building In Financial District
• Chester Police Investigating Pair Of Homicides This Weekend
• Police Seek Suspect In Fatal Shooting Near George Floyd Memorial
• Protesters Rally In Sacramento In Support Of Indian Farmers' Rights
• 'Asians With Attitude' Movement Shows Solidarity With Asian-American Community In Rowland Heights
• Every Meal
• One Person Killed In Porter Ranch Crash
• Friends And Family Say Final Goodbyes To Ahmir Tuli
• Boston School Committee Student Member Resigns, Says District Was 'Censoring' Him
• Fire Breaks Out In McKinley Park Building
• Analysis Of Satellite Imagery Shows Kelp Forest Off Northern California Coast Almost Gone
• As Spring Allergies Spike, Doctors Say Test For COVID As A Precaution
• Carlo Released From Hospital; Wilson Suspended 7 Games
• Berkeley Officials To Consider Making VP Harris' Childhood Home A Landmark
• Bakersfield Man Missing After Car Gets Stuck In Tuolumne County
• No. 25 DePaul Women Fall To Villanova In Overtime
• Elkton Motel Owners Shot, One Fatally, After Room Rental Dispute
• Dosunmu's Return Powers No. 4 Illinois Over No. 7 Ohio State
• Pitt Loses Finale 77-62 To Clemson, Will Face Miami In ACC Tournament First Round
• Texas Live! Hosting Hiring Fair Monday To Fill Over 200 Positions
• Maryland Wins Big Ten Title With Victory Over Penn State
• Spring Training 2021: Second Homer Of Spring For Joc Pederson As Cubs Beat Brewers
• JYK Discovery Charter School Hosts Social Release, Emotional Recovery Boot Camp For Students
• McIntosh Has 13, Elon Tops Towson 69-48 In CAA Tourney
• Jefferson Carries Mount St. Mary's Over Wagner 66-60 In NEC
• Dallas County Sees Fifth Deadliest Week To COVID-19, 'Good Trends' In Hospitalizations
• Colorado Senators Pass COVID Relief Bill As State GOP Leaders Blast Passage
• Withers Leads UMass Lowell Past Top-Seeded UMBC 79-77
• COVID In Colorado: National Jewish Administers Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Police: Kyle Daugherty Drove Stolen Aston Martin To Dealership, Fraudulently Paid For Porsche
• Jaylin Andrews Leads Loyola Past Top-Seeded Navy 76-68
• Medina Alert Issued For 2 Vehicles In Deadly Hit & Run In Denver
• Coloradans Receive Second COVID Dose: 'People Are Really Excited'
• Thornton Police Investigate 5-Vehicle Crash & Fires Killing 3 People
• Man & Woman Shot, Killed Outside Westminster Bar
• Senate Passes President Biden's $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill; What Does It Mean For You?
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Another Frigid Night; Bright, Breezy Sunday; Big Warmup Next Week
• 'You Don't Need To Feel Guilty': Lowell Psychologist Says Young People Shouldn't Wait To Get Vaccine
• Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, 70% Of Women Feel They Need To Lower Career Expectations, LinkedIn Survey Finds
• Man, 81, Hospitalized After Metal Pipe Attack In Stockton; Suspect Sought
• Senate Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill
• Battleship New Jersey On Camden Waterfront Reopens For Weekend Tours
• Arrest Of Dallas Officer For Capital Murder A Blow To Trust Within Community
• SF Man Found Fatally Shot Early Saturday Near Oakland's Lake Merritt
• Historic John Coltrane House In North Philadelphia Will Remain Standing
• Senate Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill After 'Vote-A-Rama'
• California Counties Increasingly Ask To Opt Out Of Blue Shield's Vaccine Program
• Texas Live! Hosting Hiring Fair On March 8
• Street Flooding, Power Outages Reported Following Heavy Rain Moving Through South Florida
• Two Children Seriously Injured After Fire Guts Duplex In Paulsboro, New Jersey
• Man Apologizes After Video Shows Street Vendor Attacked
• WVU Closes Out Big 12 Season With 85-80 Loss To Oklahoma State
• Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts Continue With 3rd Collaboration Between Penn, Mercy Medicine In West Philly
• Police: Man Stabbed To Death While Walking To His Car From His Business In Richardson
• Northwestern Women Fall To No. 12 Michigan
• Barzal Shines As Islanders Beat Sabres For 4th Straight Win
• Ex-U.S. Attorney Trying To Help Free Man Convicted Of Killings
• Rolling Rangers Sweep Devils, Hand NJ 5th Straight Loss
• Rideshare Driver Carjacked In Lawndale
• Orange County Report 269 More COVID-19 Cases, 98 Deaths
• Massachusetts Tops 16,000 Confirmed COVID Deaths
• Federal Agencies Raid Roseville Home Of Former Sacramento Sheriff's Employee
• Counties Across California Want Out of Blue Shield-Administered Vaccine Program
• Loyola Beats Indiana State, Advances To Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Final
• Maryland Officials Warn Residents About Rise In COVID-19 Related Scams
• 1 Dead In Crash With Possible Intoxicated Driver Who Also Had Child In Vehicle, Dallas Police Say
• President Biden, Democrats Prevail As Senate OKs $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
• 'Dino Safari' Coming To The National Harbor
• McCann Scores In Second Straight Game, Penguins Beat Flyers 4-3
• Woman Grazed In Chest When Ex-Boyfriend Fires Into House In Chatham, Police Say
• Brian Elliott, Flyers Drop Two Of Three Against Penguins Before Returning Home To Welcome Fans Back
• Gopher Basketball Falls Against Rutgers, 77-70 In OT
• Maryland Reaches 50K COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Delivered In One Day, Gov. Hogan Says
• Adopt-A-Teacher: Brookline Parents Help Educators Register For COVID Vaccines
• It's Academic: March 6, 2021
• Nearly 55% Of Minnesota Educators, Child Care Providers Have Been Vaccinated
• Senate Approves $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
• COVID In Florida: 4,690 Additional Cases, 107 Deaths Reported Saturday
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2,789 New Coronavirus Cases, 55 Additional Deaths
• Pa. Senators Stand On Opposite Sides Of The Aisle Over Senate Narrowly Passing $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Bill
• 6 Workers Injured In Gas Explosion Near Houston
• Hialeah Police Arrest Man Accused Of Fatally Shooting Ex-Partner
• Pasadena California Pizza Kitchen Debuts Limited Edition Mars-Inspired 'Red Planet' Pie
• Team Impact Continues Providing Experiences During COVID Pandemic
• VIDEO: San Francisco Firefighters Rescue Labrador Puppy From Fort Funston Cliff
• Gas Prices Still Rising In New Jersey, Around Nation
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,565 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 50 Additional Deaths
• Philadelphia Man Hit On I-676 After Police Chase In Camden Identified As Rashad Muse, Video Released
• Officials Warn Some 'Moss Ball' Aquarium Products Sold In Pennsylvania May Contain Invasive Zebra Mussels
• Charges: Robert Epps Jr. Raped 15-Year-Old In High School Bathroom
• Prosecutor Wants Life Sentences For Bay Area Students Charged In Rome Police Murder
• Massachusetts Provides $46M In Affordable Housing Grants
• Police: Suspect Gets Into Wrong-Way Crash, Shot To Death
• Somerville Woman Accused Of Drunk Driving After Crashing Into Pole In NH
• Educators Receive COVID-19 Vaccines At Duarte Clinic As LA County Ramps Up Administration Efforts
• Klobuchar, Smith Vote In Favor Of $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package: 'Help Is On The Way'
• Virtual event to mark the 56th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday"
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Says 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel' One Year After Virus First Hit State
• Senate Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill After 'Vote-A-Rama' (CBS News)
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Announces 1,243 New COVID-19 Cases, 36 Additional Deaths
• Defenseman Brian Dumoulin, Forward Evan Rodrigues Activated Ahead Of Penguins Flyers Game
• 'Coming Back To Normalcy': Coloradans Take In Live Music Again
• US Senate Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion Covid Relief Bill
• Police: Woman Struck, Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In NW Miami
• Three Men Charged In Cheating Scheme At Encore Boston Harbor
• COVID In Minnesota: 12 Deaths, 975 Cases Reported Saturday; 1M Have Received At Least One Vaccine Dose
• Malcolm X's childhood home gets historic designation
• "15 Percent Pledge" calls on retailers to commit space to Black-owned businesses
• Visits To Resume March 16 At Delaware Prisons As Coronavirus Caseload Drops
• Here's What You Can Expect From The $1.9 Trillion Senate Stimulus Package
• Sixers' Joel Embiid To Donate $100,000 To Help Combat Homelessness In Philadelphia
• COVID-19 Vaccine Shortage Forces Sutter Health To Reschedule Appointments
• Driver Dies In Early Morning Collision In Commerce City
• Endangered National Aviary Penguin Chick Celebrates New Milestone This Week
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 276 Additional Coronavirus Cases
• Pedestrian Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash In Crystal Identified As David Jones
• San Francisco Bay Ferry Officials Considering 1-Year Reduction In Fares
• Pembroke Pines Police Search for Missing Woman
• Amanda Gorman says she was "tailed" by security guard on her way home
• Iconic San Jose Fairmont Hotel Temporarily Closes; Enters Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Woman Killed In Belle Plaine Township Crash Identified As Marcia Barck
• New Pop-Up COVID Vaccination Sites Open Across New York, Signs Of Normalcy Returning To City
• Kevin McCarthy says "I still like Dr. Seuss"
• Geogia Fugitive Caught In Miami Beach, After Fleeing In Vehicle, Striking Police Officer
• Bloomington Fire Victim Identified As Jerome Halvorson
• Stores Are Closing But This Discount Chain Plans To Move In
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 932 New Cases Reported, 11 More Deaths
• Dolton Mayoral Candidate Giving Cash Prizes At Fundraiser After Previous Allegations Of Buying Votes
• City Of Miami Beach Hosts Food Distribution
• NYPD: Suspect Stole $50,000 From 89-Year-Old Man During Queens Home Invasion
• City Of Pittsburgh Creates Opioid Overdose Dashboard
• Miami-Dade College Hialeah Campus Hosts Food Distribution
• What You Need To Know Before Going To Disney Parks During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Colorado Weather: Mild But Windy For Some This Afternoon, High Fire Danger On Plains
• Flag Of Zamunda From 'Coming 2 America' Sequel Flies in Center City
• Woman Arrested For Anti-Asian Attacks In Mountain View
• WATCH: Community In Dauphin, Pennsylvania Celebrates UPS Driver With $1,000 Donation
• Brooklyn Couple Hospitalized After Stabbing In Bushwick, Police Investigating
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: April Reopening For San Francisco Schools; Baseball Fans Ready For In-Person Opening Day
• Wild Defeat Coyotes 5-1, Kahkonen Stops 24 Shots
• Four Sisters In Their 80s And 90s Reunited To Get Their COVID-19 Vaccines Together
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Sunny With Seasonable Temperatures
• Cuomo accuser alleges staffer took sexual harassment training for the governor
• Saturday Morning Links: March 5, 2021
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cold, Dry Weekend; Taste Of Spring Next Week When Temps Reach 60s
• Fired BNY Mellon Employee Loses Appeal For Wrongful Termination Over Antwon Rose Protesters Facebook Comments
• Recall Newsom Rally Held At California State Capitol Hours After Campaign Announces It Gathered Enough Signatures For Ballot
• 103-Year-Old Man Celebrates Birthday While Getting COVID Vaccine At Lowell General Hospital
• COVID In Minnesota: UK Variant Outbreak Linked To Youth Sports In Carver County, Officials Recommend 2-Week Pause
• Child Reunited With Mother After Carjacking In Olney Ends In Crash, Suspect Arrested
• Pope Francis and Iraq's top Shiite cleric hold historic meeting
• U.S. shelters received more than 7,000 migrant children in February
• FDA Says Temperature Scanning Devices Used To Detect Coronavirus Are Not Always Accurate
• As states lift mask rule, retailers stick with safety measure
• 2,000 page report shows House GOP posting attacks on 2020 election
• Several Hurt, Including 2 Children, After Car Slams Into Outdoor Dining Structure In Midtown
• Hey Ray! The Science Behind What Causes Bridges To Freeze First
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/6 Saturday Morning Forecast
• United Steelworkers Authorize Strike At Local Allegheny Technologies Plants
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Weekend Temperatures, Warm-Up On The Way
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Overnight Fatal Shootings In Homewood, Sheraden
• Woman Faces Assault Charge In Stabbing Of 3-Year-Old Boy
• Medical Examiner: Inmate Died From Attack And Heart Disease
• Dutch Inventor Testing Possible New Way Of Screening For COVID-19 Infections
• Saturday's Show Info (3/6/21)
• Knead Community Cafe In New Kensington Receives $25,000 Grant
• Police In The South Hills Creating Task Force To Investigate Chase Bank Accounts
• Marshall University Investigates Claims Of Large Parties
• U.S. Senator Pat Toomey Responds To Republican Party's Decision To Rebuke Him
• The 26th Annual Critics Choice Awards
• Canceled - All American
• The Book of Ruin: Chapter One - Black Lightning
• The Speed of Thought - The Flash
• The Perks of Not Being a Wallflower - Superman & Lois
• Chapter Eight-Three: Fire in the Sky - Riverdale
• The Legend of the Murder Hotel - Nancy Drew
• Bar None - Walker
• To Whom It May Concern - Legacies
• Jonathan Magnum 10 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 13 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Turn That Frown Upside Down - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from March 6, 2021

• Fighting for Aniah
• Johnson & Johnson vaccines come with messages of hope
• Black-owned businesses hit hard during pandemic, but some are thriving
• Royal family pushing back ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah
• Pope Francis meets with Iraq's top Shiite cleric
• Fresno police face scrutiny after video shows man who later died pleading "I can't breathe"
• 90 million Americans receive coronavirus vaccine
• Senate Democrats pass $1.9 trillion relief bill without Republican support
• Cuomo aides allegedly altered report on nursing home deaths
• NBA players promote social justice reform
• Senate passes $1.9 trillion COVID relief package
• Chicago mayor announces proposal to reform search warrant policies
• UNICEF helps distribute vaccines to developing countries
• Chef Omar Tate on cooking, poetry, and future goals
• The rise in demand for digital art
• "Black Ice" documentary follows journey of Black ice climbers
• Author Steven Pressfield on new novel, personal journey
• Aurora James on challenging retailers to designate shelf space for Black-owned businesses
• British media slams Harry and Meghan over interview timing
• Pope Francis meets top Shia cleric on day two of historical visit
• Signs of hope: COVID-19 vaccinations hit record high
• Experts warn states reopening may be too much, too soon
• Deciding votes in an evenly divided Senate
• Senators worked throughout night to reach deal in coronavirus relief package