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Articles from March 7, 2021

• Garcetti: 88,000 Vaccines To Be Given Out During The Week At City Sites
• Woman Dead, 2 Children Injured In Shooting In Dallas
• Chicago Weather: Mainly Clear And Not As Cold Sunday Night
• Boy, 11, Shot And Wounded In West Pullman; He Is Second Child Shot In Area Within Week
• Driver In Solano Sideshow Crashes Head-On With Vehicle While Passing Another Car; 3 Injured
• Franklin Man Arrested, Accused Of Driving 142 MPH In New Hampshire
• Teen Skier Hurt After Crashing Into Shed At Nashoba Valley In Westford
• Stepfather Arrested In Death Of 10-Year-Old Boy In Harlem Apartment Building
• 17-Year-Old Giovanni Taboh Of Natick Killed, Several Hurt In Rollover Crash On I-93
• Police From City, Suburbs Hold Seminar To Help People Avoid Becoming Carjacking Victims
• Despite More Sexual Harassment Accusers Coming Forward, Gov. Cuomo Says Again He Has No Plans To Resign
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Early Morning Modesto Shootings
• Rangers' Positive Roll Ends With A Thud, As Crosby, Penguins Start Fast, Cruise To Easy Victory
• LaVine Ties For Fourth In 3-Point Contest, Makes First Appearance In All-Star Game, But Team Durant Falls Short To Team LeBron
• A Closer Look At Peter Cahill, The Judge Presiding Over Derek Chauvin's Trial
• Gardening 101: Aftermath Of Winter Storms
• Quote From Former President Obama Will Be Built Into Architecture Of Obama Presidential Center
• Rep. Bobby Rush Urges Gov. Pritzker To Sign Bill Clearing Way For Joliet Logistics Hub, Providing Jobs
• Protesters March Through Downtown Minneapolis On Eve Of Chauvin Trial
• Illinois Will Receive $275 Million For Vaccine Distribution, $1.5 Billion For COVID Testing Under Federal Relief Plan
• CPS Students In Grades 6 Through 8 To Return To Class Monday
• Baltimore Community Leaders Demand Justice For George Floyd
• North Texas Residents Taking Steps Forward Nearly 1 Year Since Pandemic Was Declared
• Flyers Fans Return To Wells Fargo Center For 1st Time Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began
• Gov. Cuomo: Dining Capacity At Restaurants Outside New York City To Be Increased To 75% Starting March 19
• Jury Consultant: Picking Jurors In Derek Chauvin Trial Will Be 'Herculean Task'
• With Polar Plunge Out Because Of Pandemic, Ravenswood Bar Holds Beanbag Tournament For Special Olympics
• NYPD Officer Wearing Bulletproof Vest In Stable Condition After Being Shot In Chest In Brooklyn
• Despite The Pandemic, Baltimore Arabbers Work To Maintain Legacy, Build Future
• 1K Baltimore County Teachers Get Johnson & Johnson Vaccine As School Districts Continue Reopening
• M Health Fairview Has Thousands Of COVID Vaccine Shots Available For Seniors This Week
• Pandemic-Inspired Art Greets Visitors to Newly-Reopened San Francisco Museums
• Three-Goal Outburst In 1st Period Fuels Penguins 5-1 Win Over Rangers
• East Bay Entrepreneurs Eager for Red Tier Easing to Boost Business
• Flyers Fall To Alex Ovechkin, Capitals In First Home Game With Fans In Nearly One Year
• Lundy's 31 Points Boosts Penn St. Over Maryland 66-61
• Mayor Lightfoot Says Fewer Than 40% Of COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments For United Center Site Were Made By Chicagoans
• Canadian Pacific Train Derails In Plymouth
• Women Take To The Streets Of NYC Demanding Equal Rights Amendment Be Added To U.S. Constitution
• Crash On Rand Road Leaves 3 People Dead In Mount Prospect
• Person Shot, Killed In North Baltimore
• 2 Seriously Hurt In Fiery Minneapolis Rollover Crash
• Man Shot Dead In Vehicle In Avalon Park
• Wedgewood's 40 Saves Lift Devils To 1-0 Win Over Bruins
• Texas Reports 2,420 New COVID-19 Cases, 84 More Deaths Sunday
• Beloved Placer K-9 Shane Dies After Battle With Cancer
• Wedgewood, Devils Deny Bruins' Rask 300th Career Win
• Montgomery County Police Locate 78-Year-Old Woman With Alzheimer's
• 'I'm Broken Emotionally': Woman Hurt After Violent Beverly Hills Robbery Speaks Out
• Penguins, NHL, 84 Lumber Team Up To Celebrate Gender Equality Month
• Logan Shooting Leaves 18-Year-Old Man Dead: Philadelphia Police
• Miscommunication Between State, COVID Vaccine Site In Danvers Leaves Some Without Appointments
• Man In Tree Touches Power Line, Dies From Electrocution In Baltimore City
• Two Very Different Tales At Two Different Federal COVID Vaccine Sites
• Ohio And West Virginia Governors Easing COVID-19 Restrictions, Keeping Mask Mandates In Place
• Woman Dies After Being Shot Twice In Olney, Philadelphia Police Say
• Aurora Police Looking For Armed & Dangerous Carjacking Suspects
• 2 Vehicles In Denver Medina Alert Now Found
• 'I Want To Be Here For A Renaissance Of Uptown': Business Owners, Residents Not Letting Violent Crime Scare Them Away
• St. Patrick's Day Organizers Optimistic Parade Can Be Held In Fall 2021
• Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot In Head During Attempted Carjacking In Juniata: Police
• Felix Hernandez Back On The Mound, Vying For Spot With Orioles
• Finding a possible early treatment for COVID-19
• CU Boulder Students Pick Up Mess Left Behind From Violent Party On University Hill
• 'You're Acting Like A Child': Officers Hurt After Party On CU Boulder's University Hill Grows Violent
• 'It's For Terrorists And It's For Crime': 2 Separate Stings Net 10 Ghost Guns Off Philadelphia Streets, 4 People Arrested
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Hundreds Urged To Quarantine After Huge Party In Boulder
• Two 14-Year-Olds Shot Overnight Along West March Lane In Stockton
• New Executive Order In Effect Giving More Document Access To Victims In Alleged Police Misconduct Cases In Chicago
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear, Cold Overnight; Slightly Warmer Monday; Bigger Boost Tuesday
• Miami-Dade PD Arrests 19-Year-Old Wanted For Deadly Triple Shooting
• NASA's new race to put a woman on the moon
• Inside the COVID-19 recession
• COVID-19 research points to repurposed drugs
• Deputy Injured In Shooting Involving Possible Domestic Violence Suspect
• Bell Gardens Police Find`Ghost Gun' While Searching For Suspect
• Senator Joe Manchin, A Key Senate Swing Vote, Boosts West Virginians' Hopes
• Pope Francis visits areas ransacked by ISIS in Iraq trip
• With pandemic challenges, students say they fell behind
• Boy, 15, Shot And Wounded In West Garfield Park
• Facing South Florida: Gender Equality
• Facing South Florida: COVID, One Year Later
• Spring Training 2021: Arrieta Throws 2 Shutout Innings, Contreras And Rizzo Homer, But Cubs Lose To Diamondbacks
• Spring Training 2021: Lucas Giolito Throws 3 Shutout Innings, But White Sox Lose To Rockies
• COVID In Pitkin County: First Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Given Out
• Blackhawks Open 3-0 Lead Against Tampa Bay Lightning, But Go On To Lose
• Annunciation Catholic School Employee Placed On Leave After Report Of Inappropriate Contact With Student
• Man Killed Inside McKinney Apartment By Gunshot From Another Unit, Police Say
• Suspected Drunk Driver Admitted To Texting While Driving In Sacramento Freeway Crash That Killed Motorcyclist
• 2-Year-Old Child In Serious But Stable Condition After Suffering Gunshot Wound
• LA County Reports 1,313 New Cases Of COVID-19; 22 Deaths
• Study: There Was No 'Mass Exodus' From California In 2020
• UC Researchers Find North Coast Kelp Forest Nearly Wiped Out
• COVID In Montgomery County: Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Helps 200 County Residents Get Vaccinated
• Texas Restaurant Threatened With ICE Calls For Not Ending Mask Policy, Owner Says
• Board To Begin Search For Permanent Capitol Police Chief
• Massachusetts Reports 1,281 New COVID Cases, 41 Additional Deaths
• Man Found Shot In The Middle Of An Aurora Street
• Two Injured In Separate Shootings Across Baltimore Overnight Sunday
• 'The Vaccination Dollars Are Essential': Sen. Bob Casey Says President Biden's COVID Relief Bill Will Increase Vaccinations
• Loyola Gets MVC Crown Over Drake, 7th NCAA Berth
• 39 Road Fire In Mesa County Contained At 85 Acres
• Man, Woman Found Stabbed in Downtown Mountain View Sunday Morning
• Nats Release Jeffress For Unspecified 'Personnel Reasons'
• COVID In Florida: 4,098 Additional Cases, 66 Deaths Reported Sunday
• MISSING: Queen Redd, 38, Last Seen In Hyde Park In December
• Former Steelers WR Ryan Switzer Says Son Is 'Stable And Resting' After Surgery
• Ryan Young's Late Basket Lifts Northwestern Over Nebraska
• First-Place Islanders Run Winning Streak To 5, Beat Sabres 5-2 For Third Straight Game
• Suspect In Allentown Shooting Found Dead In New York City, Police Say
• Pirates Acquire Pitcher Duane Underwood Jr. From Chicago
• Texas Rapper Corey 'Chuck Trill' Detiege Killed In Shooting On Georgia Interstate
• Second Person, Jonathan Martinez, Dies After Feb. 26 Whitehall Township Walmart Parking Lot Double Shooting
• Florida House Panel To Weigh Pot Potency
• Man, Woman Shot When Fights Breaks Out At Gathering At Longwood Manor Home
• Alex Ovechkin Calls Tom Wilson Suspension 'Kind Of A Joke'
• Tuch, Fleury Lead Golden Knights Past Sharks
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 748 New Confirmed Case, 11 Additional Deaths
• Manhunt Underway For Man Who Allegedly Killed Girlfriend At Garland Apartment Complex
• Florida City Vaccination Site Overwhelmed After False Rumor It Had No Restrictions
• Mon Wharf Reopening For Parking On Monday
• What Flyers Fans Can Expect Sunday When Wells Fargo Center Welcomes Fans Back After Nearly A Year
• Ed's Driveway: GMC Yukon
• Man In His 20s Sought After Robbing 76 Gas Station In Ventura At Knifepoint
• Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons To Miss All-Star Game Over COVID-19 Contact Tracing
• Bruins' Brandon Carlo Week-To-Week After Hit That Landed Tom Wilson 7-Game Suspension
• Illegal Oakland Sideshow Takes Over Corner Near Police Headquarters
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,068 New Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Arvada Police Search For Michael Kuhlow, Suspect In Deadly Stabbing
• Larimer Deputies Force Stolen Car To Crash, Arrest Driver For Attempted Murder
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on March 7, 2021
• George Floyd's Cause Of Death, Derek Chauvin's Force Will Be Keys At Trial
• Ben Crump, lawyer for George Floyd's family, pushes Biden on police reform
• Pennsylvania Teen Offered Over $1 Million In Scholarships After Applying To Colleges
• Thornton Neighbors Suspect Street Racing After Fiery Crash Kills 3 People
• Minnesota Man Struck And Killed While Changing Tire On South Dakota Highway
• State Should Allow Health Departments To Vaccinate Teachers, Mass. Senate President Karen Spilka Says
• University of Pittsburgh Main Campus Shifts Into Lower-Risk Classification For The Coronavirus
• Denver Nonprofit Hosts COVID Vaccine Clinic Geared Toward Underserved Communities
• San Jose Police Investigate City's 8th Homicide Of The Year
• Santa Rosa Traffic Stop Leads To Ghost Gun, Illegal Drugs And Child Endangerment Charges
• Gottlieb says variant may cause cases to "tick back up" but surge unlikely
• Baldwin High School Students Raise Thousands Of Dollars Through Polar Pop Event For Special Olympics Of Pennsylvania
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 897 New Cases, 4 More Deaths
• 800 Nurses At St. Vincent Hospital In Worcester Preparing To Strike
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Fauci says vaccine supply will "dramatically" increase in weeks ahead
• Transcript: Ben Crump on "Face the Nation"
• Ultra Fans Holding Out Hope Musical Festival Returns In 2022
• Transcript: Jim Justice on "Face the Nation"
• Key Players In The Derek Chauvin Trial
• Lower Burrell Community Celebrates St. Patrick's Day Early With Parade
• COVID-19 Fiscal Woes Forces Goodwill To Close Eight San Francisco Bay Area Retail Stores
• Tom Brady, Buccaneers Reportedly 'Getting Closer' To Contract Extension
• Gov. Murphy: Nursing Homes That Didn't Follow Guidance Should 'Pay A Price'
• Transcript: Phil Murphy on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Anthony Fauci on "Face the Nation"
• Two New Exhibits At The Frick Pittsburgh Feature Painter Frida Kahlo
• Two Injured In Late Night Bay Bridge Crash; Westbound Lanes Shut Down For Nearly An Hour
• Winchester Woman Among 3 Hurt In Head-On NH Crash
• Colorado Weather: Unusually Warm Ahead Of Big Pattern Change Starting Wednesday
• Dana Perino on why "Everything Will Be Okay"
• 'Baby Safe Haven' Signs Installed In Dorchester Near Where Newborn Was Left In Trash
• Miami-Dade Schools To Allow Fans At Outdoor Spring Sports Events With Limited Capacity
• Three Teens Under 16 Arrested After Carjacking, Police Pursuit From Chicago To Indiana
• Temporary Federal Vaccination Site In Sweetwater To Stay Open A Few More Days
• Italy's pandemic survivors, one year later
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1 Million First Doses Administered
• "Dear Bob": Bob Hope's correspondence with GIs at war
• Bowling Green State University Fraternity Suspended After Student Hospitalized
• Man Hospitalized After North Minneapolis Shooting
• "The Code Breaker": How CRISPR may revolutionize mankind
• Gambling Industry Group Looking To Teach Gamblers Which Sport Betting Sites Are Legal
• Regina King on directing "One Night in Miami"
• Early Morning Fire Damages North Minneapolis Apartment Building
• Extremism in the ranks: Veterans and the insurrection
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Keep Resource Guarding From Getting Out Of Hand
• Minneapolis Police: 1 Injured In Uptown Shooting
• Cut off from the rest of America, a small town endures lockdown
• Biden signs executive order aimed at promoting voting rights
• COVID-19 after one year: What will the future bring?
• Bay Area DJs Spin for Asian American Support
• Man Arrested In Fatal Hit-And-Run In Jordan Neighborhood Of Mpls.; Victim ID'd
• COVID 19: Strong Showing During First Weekend Of San Francisco Indoor Dining
• Chicago Weather: Warm Stretch Begins With Temperatures In The 50s
• 10-Year-Old Boy Found Dead In Harlem, Police Investigating
• Two Teens Charged In Clearing Carjacking
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cold Weekend Finishes With Sunshine; Midweek Warmup Ahead
• Some Philadelphia Students Set To Return To Classroom Monday For First Time In Nearly A Year
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/7 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Clear Skies, Sunny Sunday
• "Miracle on Ice" team star Mark Pavelich found dead
• Disneyland and other California theme parks could reopen as soon as April
• U.S. to wind down long-term detention of migrant families
• New body camera video of man who died in police custody released
• Johnson & Johnson vaccines come with uplifting messages
• Senate passes Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill
• How to watch Oprah's interview with Harry and Meghan
• Pittsburgh Area Residents Still Receiving Chase Bank Cards They Did Not Sign Up For
• Philly Police Identify Suspect, Edward Prince, Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run That Dragged 60-Year-Old Feet Nearly 300 Feet
• Police Investigating ATM Robbery At Northeast Philadelphia Convenience Store
• More Than 40 People Displaced After 2-Alarm Blaze Erupts At Valley Run Apartments In New Castle County
• 'Moderna Arm': Some People Develop Reaction To Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• 2-Alarm Fire Damages Rowhome In Delaware County
• Former Steelers Player Ryan Switzer Asking For Prayers After Infant Son Diagnosed With COVID-19, Set To Face Surgery
• Sunday's Show Info (3/7/21)
• Rocker, TV And Radio Host Michael Stanley Dies At 72
• Pa. State Police Investigating After Two People Wounded In Exchange Of Gunfire Between Two Vehicles In Sharpsburg
• Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Thanks U.S. Senate, Lawmakers Following Passing Of COVID-19 Relief Package
• Third Former Aide Accuses Gov. Andrew Cuomo Of Inappropriate Behavior

Videos from March 7, 2021

• NASA's women sending America back to the moon
• Legends: Metta World Peace
• Antidepressant used to treat workers at horse track following COVID outbreak
• Stories from COVID-19's unequal recession
• 3/7/2021: The Unequal Recession, The Long Shot, Back to the Moon
• Teacher makes thousands of desks for students
• Preview: Meghan and Harry open up to Oprah about leaving the royal family
• Pope Francis condemns ISIS terrorism in Iraq visit
• COVID relief bill could hit Biden's desk early this week
• Fears of fourth COVID wave remain as hospitalizations and death continue to drop
• Cuomo says "there is no way I resign" as top N.Y. leader calls for him to step down
• Students say they fell behind during pandemic
• OCD pill being tested for COVID-19 patients
• COVID-19 drug studies look at repurposed drugs
• Former white supremacist insider details how group planned to start race war, kill minorities
• Pope Francis visits Kurdistan region of Iraq
• What's next for the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill?
• The continuing impact of Bloody Sunday on modern politics
• Mayor of Texas border city calls on governor to reconsider federal proposal to fund COVID testing for migrants
• Full Interview: "Face the Nation" focus group on COVID-19, a year later
• 1 year in: "Face the Nation" viewers on coronavirus challenges
• Gottlieb says virus variant may cause cases to "tick back up" but surge unlikely
• WHO says Europe sees 1 million new COVID cases as virus surges
• Crump says trial of Derek Chauvin, cop charged in George Floyd's death, expected to begin Monday
• Face The Nation: Ben Crump, Liz Palmer, Scott Gottlieb
• West Virginia Governor Jim Justice defends mask mandate as some states pull back
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy says nursing homes who didn't follow virus guidance should "pay a price"
• Fauci says vaccine supply will be "dramatically increased" in weeks ahead
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," March 7
• 3/7: Strassmann, Fauci, Murphy, Justice, Crump, Palmer, Gottlieb
• Nature: Baboons in Botswana
• Dana Perino on why "Everything Will Be Okay"
• Italy's pandemic survivors, one year later
• CRISPR and "The Code Breaker"
• Regina King on directing "One Night in Miami"
• Bats and the search for COVID's origin
• Cut off from the rest of America, a small town endures lockdown
• COVID and the lost year: What's ahead?