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Articles from December 7, 2021

• Man Killed In Sacramento Freeway Shooting Was Retired Correctional Officer Lufino Reyes Mejorado
• Experts Discuss Omicron COVID-19 Variant Findings In Sacramento Wastewater
• Hertl's Hat Trick Leads Sharks Past Flames, 5-3
• COVID: High Demand For Vaccines, Boosters Strains Staffing At San Mateo Clinic
• Lakers Handle Celtics 117-102, Split Rivalry For Season
• 'I Wanted To Cry': Fort Collins Police K9's Life Saved Thanks To Longtime Local Couple
• Renowned Roseville Taqueria Nixtaco Hit by Crook Caught On Surveillance Camera
• Join 'Granny' In Denver's Five Points For In-Person Return Of The Holiday Favorite
• Retired Judge To Investigate Claims Riverside County Failed To Protect Turpin Children After They Were Freed
• La Mirada Says It Won't Fine 'National Lampoon' House
• Bodies Of Alabama Men Still Missing In Butte County Double Killings; Law Professor Talks Likeliness Of Conviction
• Firm Once Owned By 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli To Pay $40 Million To Settle Price Gouging Lawsuit
• 'We Can't Guarantee Your Safety': Head Of LAPD's Police Officers' Union Warns Tourists Away
• Undefeated Gophers Getting Along Just Fine Under Ben Johnson
• Vikings Leaning Hard On Justin Jefferson In Quest To Save Season
• Source: Cheryl Reeve To Be Next US Women's Basketball Team Coach
• New Illinois Laws To Protect Sex Crime Victims' Privacy Take Effect Jan. 1
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy Overnight With Snow Flurries For Some
• Khaira Stretchered Off Ice As Blackhawks Lose To Red-Hot Rangers
• Schwieger, Tate Carry Loyola Past Roosevelt
• Colorado Water Suppliers Seeing 'Traditional Patterns' Change Each Year
• Freeman-Liberty Leads DePaul Over Duquesne
• Hate Crimes Spike Citywide, New NYPD Data Reveals
• Barrett Lights Up Spurs From Long Distance, Knicks Roll To Big Road Win
• 6-Year-Old Boy From Butler County In Fight For His Life Searches For Bone Marrow Match
• Clarksville Waitress Having Seizure Saved By Off-Duty Montgomery County Officer
• Nets Rally From 17 Down In 3rd Quarter To Beat Mavericks
• Stressed Emergency Workers Overwhelmed By Winter-Related Accidents
• Police: 2 Children Found Safe Following Carjacking In Newark
• Islanders' Offense Wakes Up, 11-Game Losing Streak Ends With Victory Over Senators
• Maryland Board Of Education Sets Benchmarks To Lift Schools Mask Mandates
• FPL Bills To Go Up Due To Fuel Costs
• Daughter Of Keith Smith Testifies, Says Her Father Killed His Wife Jacquelyn
• Jussie Smollett Testifies Osundairo Brothers Asked For $2 Million To Say They Weren't Involved In Any Hoax
• Charges Pending Against Brownsville Student Accused Of Reporting Gun In Prank Call
• Damaged Playground Equipment In Marquette Park Was Removed, But Supply Chain Issues Are Holding Up Replacements
• VIDEO: Colorado Bobcat Hunts For Next Meal
• At-Home Rapid Antigen COVID-19 Testing Gaining Popularity Ahead Of Holidays
• Jury Reaches Verdict Of Manslaughter In Dayonte Resiles Murder Trial, Then Goes Back To Deliberating Room
• Man, 33, Killed In Northwest Baltimore Shooting
• Maryland Horse Racing Regulators Question Laurel Park Executives After 8 Horses Die In 2 Months; Track To Remain Closed To Racing
• 'A Giant In Every Way': Chef Jack Riebel Has Died
• Stolen Car Crashes, Burns On DuSable Lake Shore Drive After Police Pursuit
• WWII Veteran Brothers Leave Stillwater Catholic School $2.6 Million
• South Florida's Lane & Cameron Bess Set To Become First Father-Son Duo To Travel To Space Aboard Blue Orbit Spacecraft
• Police Investigate Swastika Painted At Miami Beach Temple
• Maryland Weather: The Latest Update On The Potential For Wintry Precipitation Wednesday
• Denver Nonprofits Host Mobile Markets For Parents Of Young Children
• Panthers Fall To Blues In OT 4-3
• 80th Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor Commemorated Aboard Baltimore Ship, The Last Vessel From The Attack Still Afloat
• Navy ordered to take further action on water contamination in Hawaii
• Maryland Lawmakers Override Immigrant Detention Bill Veto
• Baltimore Offers Employees $1,000 Incentive Pay To Get Vaccinated
• Santa Float Returns To Maple Avenue In Torrance
• City Of Detroit Celebrates New Mixed-Use Development Project Named After Artist
• After Social Media Allegations, Police Investigating Claims Of Sexual Assaults, Gang Violence At Aberdeen High School
• Is DFW The New Mecca For High School Hoops?
• 'This Is What Really Matters': Patriots TE Jonnu Smith Spreads Joy At Boys And Girls Club In Dorchester
• Oakland County Hosting Free Counseling And Resource Events Following Tragedy At Oxford High School
• Oakland City Council Votes To Increase Police Staffing
• Man And Woman Shot Outside Arlington Barber Shop
• Zegras' Over-The-Net Flip Lifts Ducks Over Sabres, 2-0
• Local Doctor Joins 14 World War II Veterans In Hawaii Visiting Pearl Harbor On 80th Anniversary
• Colorado's Nichole Ayers Aims To 'Execute That Mission Well' As New NASA Astronaut
• Bay Area Remembers 1941 Attack On Pearl Harbor That Changed America Forever
• Postal Service Says Its Ready To Deliver This Holiday Season With New, Faster Sorting Machines
• Californians Cut Water Use 13% In October; Still Behind Goal
• Omicron COVID-19 Variant In Southland Sparks Concern Over Winter Surge
• Families Being Forced Out Of Malden Apartments By Charter School That Purchased Building
• Pittsburgh-Area Shelters Expect Increased Need As Temperature Drops
• For Second Straight Year, Bradley Bozeman Is Ravens' Nominee For Walter Payton Man Of The Year Award
• Oak Cliff Living Center For Special Needs Adults Destroyed By Fire
• 'Prolific' San Francisco Retail Theft Suspect Back In Jail After New Arrest
• Johns Hopkins University To Transform Homewood Tennis Courts Into Pop-Up Ice Rinks
• Major Outage Strikes Amazon Web Services ; Netflix, Venmo, Instacart Among Many Affected Sites
• 160 Vehicles In Homeless Community Cited For Removal From Sacramento Industrial Park
• Veterans' Voices: Steve Johnson
• Amazon Agrees To Cover All Of Victim's Costs In Hit-And-Run In Far Rockaway Involving One Of Its Vans
• Bears Set To Take On Packers For First Time Since Aaron Rodgers Told Fans, 'I Still Own You;' Jimmy Graham Says Trash Talk Is Par For Course
• Gov. Hochul Allocates Additional $2 Million To Help Afghan Refugees Settle In New York
• Advocacy Group Creates Amazon Wish List For Students In Need This Holiday Season
• Retailers To Hire San Francisco Sheriff's Deputies To Deter Retail Theft, Smash-and-Grab Surge
• Missing: William Terry, 60, Last Seen In Late November In St. Louis County
• DFW Area Rent Rising At Record Pace, Pricing Some Families Out
• Mountain View Man Who Works With Youth Accused Of Lewd Acts With Teens; Additional Victims Sought
• Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh To Adopt New Vaccine Requirement For Kids
• Blackhawks' Jonathan Toews Has Scored No Goals So Far This Season, But He's Motivated To Work On Game
• Man, 44, Killed In West Baltimore Shooting
• Elizabeth Holmes Grilled On Claims Of Battlefield Use Of Theranos Testing Technology
• Airline Industry Analysts, Labor Groups React To American Airlines' CEO Doug Parker's Retiring Next Year
• New Hampshire Opens 4 Walk-In COVID Vaccination Sites
• Melrose Action Debuts New License Plate Cameras
• Some Teens May Get A Covid-19 Vaccine Booster Soon, But Younger Kids Might Not Get One At All
• Stockton Mentorship Nonprofit Turns To Community To Expand Services
• Must-See Video: NYPD Officer Rescues Driver From Burning Car In Bronx
• Woman Struck And Killed In West Baltimore
• Mother Of 12-Year-Old Shot And Killed Outside Wilmington Park Elementary Speaks Out
• 2 People Arrested, Accused Of Running 'Chop Shop' In Greeley
• 1 Arrested, 1 Sought In Killings Of Alabama Men In Butte County
• St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter Set To Tackle Ambitious Social Agenda In Second Term
• Dr. Angelique Campen Joins The Broadcast To Answer Your Latest Questions About Omicron
• 14 People Have Died From COVID-19 At Butler Memorial Hospital Since Friday
• Man Approaches, Threatens Teenage Girls in Berkeley; Police Seek Surveillance Footage
• Chicago Police Officer Injured In Fight With Man Being Kicked Out Of Green Door Tavern In River North
• After Shots Are Fired At Eurostars Magnificent Mile Hotel Following Past Criminal Issues There, Alderman Wants License Pulled
• Pearl Harbor 80th Anniversary: St. Paul Vet Witnessed Attack Firsthand
• San Mateo County Supervisors Approve New District Maps
• Rabid Skunk Found In North Fort Worth
• COVID: Contra Costa Supes Tell Health Department To Crack Down On Establishments Defying Health Order
• Charges Pile Up Against Robert Fehring, Accused Of Sending Dangerous Threats To Members Of LGBTQ Community
• CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Talk With The Dolphins Legend Himself
• U.S. Women's Hockey Team Prepping In Minnesota For Beijing Olympics
• Northwood Elementary School Opens In Baltimore With Improved Tech, Learning Environments
• St. Paul First Responders Honored For Bravery Confronting Mass Shooting
• Douglas County School Board Taking Up Mask Debate, Again
• COVID In Colorado: Omicron Variant Found In Boulder Wastewater Detection System
• Colorado Congressman Ed Perlmutter Frustrated After Senate Shoots Down Safe Banking Act For Marijuana Businesses
• LA Area Ranks 6th On List Of Most Traffic-Congested Cities
• How To Keep Porch Pirates From Stealing Your Holiday Packages
• Caught On Video: Semi-Trailer Truck Driver Knocks Down Road Sign, Plows Into Multiple Cars On Southwest Side
• Ligonier Valley Teacher Under Investigation For Possibly Sending Lewd Videos To Minor
• Suspects From Antioch, Elk Grove Arrested In Connection With Multiple San Francisco Auto Burglaries
• Dallas Children's Advocacy Center Says More Donated Christmas Presents Needed Amid Pandemic Spike In Child Abuse
• Pearl Harbor Day: World War II Veterans Honored At American Airpower Museum In Farmingdale
• A 2-Year-Old Is Dropped Off At A Firehouse In Woodlawn
• Former Chester County Day Care, Preschool Director Arrested For Failing To Report Child Abuse, Prosecutors Say
• 'West Side Story' Returns To Paterson For Special Screening
• Suspected Gunman Arrested After Deadly Freeway Shooting In Sacramento
• Major League Soccer announces revised diversity hiring policy
• Veterans In Pittsburgh Area And At Pearl Harbor Remember The First Casualty Of WWII, A Man From Beaver County
• The military vowed to fight food insecurity but many are still struggling
• Dogs Sniff Out Possible Danger At State Capitol As Newest Members Of Colorado State Patrol
• She's Back! Runner Annabelle Corboy To Compete In Dallas Half Marathon 50 Years After Winning The Full
• M-DCPS Warns Threats To Schools Will Result In Arrests
• Expert: Omicron Will Displace Delta Variant In The Coming Weeks
• Eagles Center Jason Kelce, Omicron, Dogecoin Among Most Mispronounced Words In 2021
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Woman Book Massage Envy Appointments Missed During Pandemic
• Miner's Candle Fire Now Fully Contained
• Metro GoPass Program Gives LA Community College Students Free Bus, Train Rides Through End Of 2022
• Temple University Students Concerned About Crime After 2 Armed Robberies Near Campus Monday Night
• Broward Students Face Changes To Final Exam Week Before Winter Break
• West Miami Police Search For Jewelry Store Burglar
• Wealthy Palo Alto Parents Greg and Amy Colburn Plead Guilty in College Admissions Scandal
• Keller @ Large: Build Back Better TV Ad Truth Test
• Omicron COVID Variant: What Chicago Health Officials Are Telling People What To Expect
• Information On Suspect Of Murdered Delphi, Indiana Girls Doesn't Pan Out
• Colorado Weather: 1 to 3 Feet Of Snow Possible For Some Mountains
• 'Expectations Are For Us To Get Better': New Canes Football Coach Mario Cristobal Talks 1-on-1 With CBS4's Mike Cugno
• Santa Clara County Supes Require All-Electric Appliances, EV Charging Hookups In Push For Green Construction
• Police: Burglar Steals From Brooklyn Synagogue 3 Times
• Plane Slides Off Runway At Midway
• Homegoing Celebration, Funeral For Congresswoman Carrie Meek
• Maryland Native Tim Kurkjian To Be Honored At National Baseball Hall of Fame's Induction Ceremony
• Shokat Kamali, 70, Reported Missing From Woodland Hills Found Safe
• All Lanes Of C-470 At Quebec Reopened After Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Pamela Smart's Attorneys File New Petition To Have Life Sentence Commuted
• Low Concentrations Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Found In Sacramento County Sewage Sample
• 'Revitalizing Main Streets' Program Open For Additional Grant Opportunities
• Open For Business: Did You Know Kennett Square Is The Mushroom Capital Of The World? Let's Head To The Mushroom Cap
• Anne Arundel County Police Officer Suspended Over 'Domestic-Related Incident'
• Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa Rooting On South Oak Cliff Football To Make History
• New Jersey Tolls To Rise 3% Beginning Jan. 1, 2022
• AG Nessel Says Independent Investigation In Oxford Possible, Despite District's Denial
• Penn Researchers Use Lettuce To Develop Chewing Gum That Could Slow COVID Transmission
• New Center At Forbes Hospitals Aims To Connect Patients With Healthy Food
• Intrepid Museum Marks 80 Years Since Pearl Harbor Attack With Wreath-Laying Ceremony
• 88,968 Total Breakthrough COVID Cases Reported In Massachusetts, Which Is 1.8% Of Vaccinated People
• Body Found In Waterway In North Miami Beach
• Student Charged With Taking 'Authentic Looking' Toy Gun, Alcohol To School In Lynn
• Santa Pays Special Visit To Patients At Holtz Children's Hospital
• Strong Winds Topple Jersey City Building Under Construction; 'Devastated' Neighbors Left Homeless: 'It's A Disaster Right Now'
• Fraternity Suspended As Police Investigate Death Of UNH Student Vincenzo Lirosi
• Minnesota Expects Record $7.7 Billion Budget Surplus
• Amazon Web Services Outage Spells Trouble For MTA App Users, Among Others
• Bill Belichick On Weather Conditions: 'That's Why We Practice In This [Bleep]!'
• Omicron In Florida: First Case Reported In Tampa Hospital
• OSHA Urges Businesses To Shore Up COVID-19 Safety Protocols During Expected Record-Breaking Holiday Shopping Season
• One Injured In Shooting Near Oakland's Mosswood Park
• Pittsburgh Puts Bike Lane Parking Ban In City Code
• Massachusetts Reports 3,720 New COVID-19 Cases, 51 Additional Deaths
• Here's what people are actually paying for PS5s this Christmas
• 'I'm Honored & Humbled': New Miami Hurricanes Coach Mario Cristobal
• NASA Launches Infrared Laser Mission That Could Revolutionize Space Communication
• 10 great Christmas gifts we found at Amazon
• ATF Offering $5K Reward For Information On Case Of Man Who Was Fatally Shot, Burned Inside Car; Person Of Interest Sought
• Man Charged With Harassing Judge Overseeing Kim Potter Trial In Hennepin Co. Custody
• 1 Person Wounded In Shooting Outside Orion Township Health Clinic
• Man, 46, Suspected Of Firing Gunshots, Barricading Himself Inside Vehicle In Stockton
• Laugh Factory Hosts 'Remember Pearl Harbor' Fundraiser
• Police Locate Car Involved In Somerville Hit And Run
• Proposal To Allow Sports Betting In Chicago Stalls, Despite Mayor Lightfoot's Support, Amid Aldermen's Worries About Impact On Future Casino
• Second Skier Death Reported At Eldora Ski Area In Seven Days
• LOOK: Alligator Seen In Western Massachusetts River Captured
• Long Beach Confirms First Case Of Omicron; Patient Had Recently Traveled Internationally
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: Camden County Holds 80th Anniversary Ceremony On Battleship New Jersey
• Can't find a PlayStation 5? The best gaming gifts to give instead this Christmas
• Patriots Power Rankings Update: Super Bowl Dreams Vs. Tom Brady Starting To Percolate
• Major outage hits Amazon Web Services
• Missing: Christine Beeson, 42, Last Seen On Dec. 1
• Justices Take Up Pennsylvania's Deadly Force Rules For Cops
• Cyclist Killed After Car Hits Him On East Division Street In Arlington
• UC Berkeley Report Finds 2,750 People Have More Wealth Than Half the Planet
• MGM National Harbor To Launch Sports Betting Thursday
• Anne Arundel County Schools, Health Department Announce Four Additional Vaccine Clinics For Children
• 'Hell House' Unrecognizable After Massive Renovation, Ready For The Housing Market Once Again
• Sunshine Tracker: Sunsets Will Start Getting Later After Wednesday
• Previously Unknown Van Gogh Drawing Of Exhausted Man Unveiled By Dutch Museum
• Man Charged With 7th OUI Offense After Police K-9 Chase Through Oxford Woods
• Police: Mark Shell Fired Shotgun At Teens Who Threw Water Balloons At His Pickup Truck In Ridgecrest
• Shadow Of George Floyd Case Hangs Over Kim Potter's Trial
• Rangers Mascot 'Captain' Brings Holiday Cheer, Gifts To Kids In Hospital
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Inching Up In Florida
• Portion Of Twins' Spring Training Stadium Closes Due To Structural Issues
• Researchers Explain How A Robot's Gaze Can Slow Our Ability To Make Decisions
• Coming to a grocery store near you: Low-carbon beef
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Writes Children's Book About Dyslexia
• Microsoft's new Surface Pro 8 targets hybrid work-home life
• Here's A List Of Warming Centers Open Across The City Of Detroit
• Vehicle Crashes Into Pole Outside Palmetto Bay Post Office Causing Minor Injuries
• Student Taken Into Custody After Displaying Gun Inside Minneapolis High School
• 'Pharma Bro' Case: $40M Settlement Announced Over Daraprim Hike; Martin Shkreli Trial To Move Forward
• Evanescence Touring For New Album; 'Working On This Music ... Really Got Us Through The Pandemic'
• Twin Cities Auto Shops Busy Due To Supply Issues And Winter Weather
• Mt. Oliver Nightclub Shut Down
• Kellogg Workers Reject Deal With 3% Raises, Vote To Stay On Strike
• COVID-19 In MN: Gov. Walz Says State Leads Midwest In Vaccinating 5-11 Age Group
• Amelia Huffman To Be Interim Chief Of Minneapolis Police
• This TikTok trucker wants to get more women driving big rigs
• Cyclist Dies After Being Struck While Leaving Driveway In Red Oak
• Patriots Denied Peyton Manning Access To Interview Mac Jones Before Bills Game
• Jose Guzman Given Gift Of Mobility After Wheelchair Is Destroyed In Santa Ana Hit-And-Run
• Nick Cannon Mourns Loss Of His Youngest Child To Brain Tumor
• Florida-Based Aerial Crew Spots Endangered Right Whale Entangled In Fishing Rope With New Calf
• TJX Will Require COVID Booster Shots For Office Employees
• Suspect Sought In Armed Robbery At Cloverdale Convenience Store
• Denver Weather: The First Snow Of The Season Should Arrive Friday, 7 Weeks Late!
• 2,750 people have more wealth than half the planet: report
• Boy Killed In Wilmington Shooting; Young Girl On School Playground Critically Wounded By Stray Bullet
• House passes bill to allow Senate Democrats to approve debt limit increase
• Compton Homeowner Shoots, Kills Attempted Robbery Suspect, Deputies Say
• Chicago Weather: Steady Temperatures Overnight
• Sheriff's, No Threat Found After Walled Lake Central HS Went Into Lockdown Tuesday
• Bonnie 'Prince' Billy Collaborative Project Superwolves Comes to Castro
• Coloradans Love Holiday Drive-In Series At Red Rocks
• Woman Accused Of Kidnapping Sacramento County Kids Arrested In Las Vegas
• Steelers Nominate Cam Heyward For Prestigious Walter Payton NFL Man Of The Year Award
• Man Stabbed And Shot To Death In Butler
• Nick Cannon's Infant Son Dies Of Brain Tumor
• 17-Year-Old Identified As 4th Teen Charged As Adult In Hinkley High School Shooting
• Dallas Police Searching For Road Rage Driver Who Shot & Killed Man Along North Central Expressway
• Haltom City Police Say Charges Likely For Tanner Dodson, 18, After 2 Separate Hit-And-Runs
• Mark Whipple: Offensive Coordinator Leaving Pitt Panthers
• Armed Robbers Steal $100K In Jewelry Outside Downtown LA Hotel
• Minnesota Native, UConn's Paige Bueckers Out 6-8 Weeks With Fracture
• Wayne County Jail Contract Employee Allegedly Smuggled Cell Phone, Weed To Inmates
• Michigan DNR Hosting Bob Ross-Inspired Virtual 5K Event
• Patriots Fans Can Be Tom Brady Fans Once Again This Weekend
• Arrest Made In East San Jose Fatal Hit-&-Run
• Raging Fire Damages Sacramento County House
• Amazon Web Services Reports Major Outage; Netflix, Venmo, Instacart Among Many Affected Sites
• Study: Marijuana May Make Sleep Worse, Especially For Regular Users
• Man Gets Probation For Planting Bag Of Explosives Next To Downtown Building
• Texas Deputy Busts Mexican National With 46 Pounds Of Methamphetamine In Collin County
• New Details: Serial Killer Samuel Little Confessed To Strangling 16 Women In LA Area Before Dying In Prison
• Man Hospitalized After Shooting In Minneapolis' Cedar-Riverside Neighborhood
• TSA Expecting December Holiday Travel To Approach Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Man In 'Extremely Critical' Condition After Falling Into Chicago River Near Lake Street
• Spirit Airlines Adding 7 New Flight Destinations From Philadelphia
• Dallas Police Department Seeks Animal Cruelty Suspect After Dog Found With Gunshot Wound
• Witness Describes I-5 Shooting That Killed Man In Sacramento
• Amazon Web Services Outage Affecting Many Online Sites
• 16-Year-Old Girl Charged With Making Threats Against Miami Northwestern Senior High
• Carles Gil Named MLS MVP After Remarkable Season For Revolution
• Major Outage Hits Amazon Web Services, Affecting Many Sites
• Scott Mathews Jr. On Trial For Deadly Shooting Of Jaharie Wheeler Over Fireworks Dispute
• Amazon Web Services Suffers Outage; Slows Disney+, Roku, Venmo
• 'Historically Low Level Of Blood': Red Cross Looking For Donors This Holiday Season
• WATCH LIVE: Delaware Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Alcohol, Firearm Found In Vehicle Following Crash That Left Driver Dead, Police Say
• Activists Travel To Washington D.C. To Rally, Urge Congress To Pass The Build Back Better Plan
• Jussie Smollett again denies faking attack: "There was no hoax"
• Michigan Drivers To Receive $400 Refund Checks Per Vehicle In 2022, Whitmer Says
• North Carolina, Tennessee And Washington D.C. Added To The Chicago Travel Advisory
• Avs Rookie Goalie Justus Annunen Records First Career NHL Win In 7-5 Victory Over Flyers
• Bronx dad makes homemade food for homeless
• Monterey County Employee Dies While Driving Heavy Equipment to Jobsite
• Groups hope to save Florida's manatees amid record deaths
• No Injuries After Rollover Crash On Highway 99 Near Galt
• Union Craft Brewing Is Offering Ownership Stakes To Workers
• Bill Belichick Heaps Praise On Tom Brady When Asked About QB's Documentary Series
• Bookings For Airbnb 'Home Alone' House Opens Tuesday
• You Can Give Holiday Greeting Cards To Residents At An Aurora Homeless Shelter
• American Airlines CEO Doug Parker stepping down
• Port Authority Holds Public Meetings On Mon Valley Transit Upgrades
• Monorail Or Heavy Rail? Metro Wants Public Input On Ambitious Project To Connect San Fernando Valley To LAX
• Free COVID-19 Therapeutic Infusion Center Opens In El Paso
• Poll Shows Gov. Kathy Hochul In The Lead In Democrat Primary Race For N.Y. Governor
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 849 New Cases
• U.S. Customs And Border Protection Warning Of Counterfeit Gifts Sales Ahead Of Christmas
• Meadowlands YMCA Gets Boost To Feed More Families In Need
• How America's Commitment To Remember Pearl Harbor Attack Has Changed With Each Generation
• Tame Impala Announces Pittsburgh Tour Stop
• Rohingya sue Facebook for $150 billion over Myanmar hate speech
• Peter Pan Offering $10,000 Sign-On Bonuses To Eligible Bus Drivers In Massachusetts
• COVID In Minnesota: State Reports 98% Occupancy Rate In Hospital ICUs
• Sometimes You Have To Let The Bills Just Bills Themselves And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Consumers Energy Sued For $50M Over Deadly Flint House Explosion
• Lockdown Lifted At Roland Park Elementary Middle After Unspecified Threat
• USS Constitution Holds Ceremony To Mark 80 Years Since Pearl Harbor Attack
• Minnesota Weather: Tuesday Morning Snow Showers Make For Tough Commute
• Amanda Gorman on new book, and why she still feels like an "outsider"
• New LA Program To Give Young People Work Experience, Help Communities Hit Hard By COVID
• 73-Year-Old Woman Killed By Comfort Sheep At Cultivate Care Farms Near Boston
• CEO fires 900 employees on pre-holiday Zoom call
• New Area Codes Dialed Up For Palm Beach County, Miami-Dade And The Keys Are Next
• More Than $100K Seized After K-9 Officer At Dallas Love Field Airport Sniffs Out Bag
• Maryland's Universities Take Steps To Address Nursing Shortage
• Biden And Putin Speak Amid Warnings Of A Possible Second Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
• NYPD: Tyler Wise Wanted In Deadly Shooting Of Harlem Teen Taquan Jones
• Texas Border Patrol Agents Save Toddler Suffering From Dehydration
• Rikers Island Federal Monitor Finds 'Conditions Have Progressively And Substantially Worsened'
• San Francisco Bay Bridge Toll Increasing To $7 On New Year's Day
• Westchester County Under State Of Emergency As COVID-19 Hospitalizations Double
• Shooting Leaves 2 Men, Teen Injured In Brewerytown: Philadelphia Police
• Oxford School District Declines AG Nessel's Offer To Probe School Shooting
• San Francisco Safeway Adds Barriers To Deter Rampant Shoplifting
• SF Supervisor Preston Proposes 10-Day Warning Period For Renters Facing Eviction
• SoCal Gets First Rain In Weeks Tuesday
• Brooklyn Center Passes New Policing Plan For 2022
• Redwood City Retail Theft Suspect Arrested; Stolen Home Depot Merchandise Recovered
• 2 Tigers At Pittsburgh Zoo Test Positive For COVID-19
• Chris Cuomo drops SiriusXM show after being fired from CNN
• DA Larry Krasner Says Tourists Shouldn't Fear Coming To Philadelphia For Holidays: 'We Don't Have A Crisis Of Crime'
• Coloradan Nichole Ayers Chosen For NASA's New Astronaut Candidate Class
• "Reading Rainbow" To Return After 15-Year Hiatus
• Pennsylvania Man Fatally Shot By New Jersey State Police Troopers Drinks, Smokes Before Gunfire Erupts
• Jason Kelce Named Philadelphia Eagles' Nominee For Walter Payton NFL Man Of The Year Award
• After Audit Reveals More Colorado Unemployment System Fraud, Some People 'Still Fighting' For Payments
• Proposal Would Make Juneteenth Paid State Holiday
• West Town Area Neighbors Band Together To Catch Man Suspected In Years' Worth Of Package Thefts
• Small Private Plane Slides Off Runway At Midway Airport
• Search On For Grinch Who Burned Down Christmas Tree In Washington Park
• Connecticut Man Who Tested Positive For Omicron Variant Resting At Home With Mild Symptoms, Gov. Lamont Says
• Rhythm Street Movement Presents 'Who Brought the Humbug?'
• UAE moving official workweek to Monday through Friday
• Ceres Officers Arrest 2 Drivers, Impound Their Cars After Alleged Street Race
• Vikings' Anthony Barr Nominated For Walter Payton NFL Man Of The Year: 'The Work Is Far From Over'
• Someone Stole More Than $500 From Her Chime Account, But Bank Wouldn't Reimburse Her Until CBS 2 Got Involved
• Kenny Pickett Wins Prestigious Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
• Gavin Newsom On East Coast Talking About His New Children's Book About Dealing With Dyslexia
• Home For The Holidays: WCCO Partners With MACV To Raise Awareness, Support For Veteran Homelessness
• Cardiac Electrophysiology: Talking About The Heart's Electric System
• Young, Hutchinson, Pickett, Stroud Named Heisman Finalists
• Fort Lauderdale Worker Injured During Active Shooter Training Session
• No Charges For Colorado Man Who Sent Anonymous Letters, Pictures To School Board Members
• Douglas County School Board Set To Consider Eliminating Mask Mandate For Students, Staff Tuesday
• St. Cloud Area School District, Teachers' Union Reach Tentative Agreement
• Surging Memphis Grizzlies Beat The Miami Heat 105-90
• Critics See Conflict, But St. John Clerk-Treasurer Says She Has No 'Vested Interest' When It Comes To 'Unmask The Kids' Christmas Tree
• Miami Weather: Unseasonably Warm Weather Continues This Week
• California Drought: Big October Storm's Deluge Draining Out Of Lake Sonoma
• Massachusetts Was The Most Generous State In 2021, GoFundMe 'Giving Report' Finds
• Campbell Ends Lengthy Victory Drought
• Early Morning Fire Rips Through Roof Of Newark Home
• Camden County Commissioners To Commemorate 80th Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor Tuesday
• SFPD: Suspects In Violent Smash And Grab Robberies, Car Burglaries Will Be Arrested, Convicted
• PTL Links: Dec. 7, 2021
• A Year After A Postal Worker Crashed Into Their Car, West Garfield Park Couple Still Waiting For USPS To Pay For Their Damages
• Boyfriend of missing Florida woman charged with murder
• ESPN's Ryan Clark Compares Bill Belichick To ... God?
• 'Cheugy' And 'Omicron' Among 2021's Most Mispronounced Words
• Look Up To See Bright Comet Leonard In December Before It Vanishes Forever
• Wake Today For Probationary Firefighter Vincent Malveaux
• Bills' Jordan Poyer, Micah Hyde Get Mighty Offended When Asked If Pats Loss Was 'Embarrassing'
• Wisconsin Middle School Closes Tuesday Due To 'Serious Threat'
• "Reading Rainbow" to return after 15-year hiatus
• Justice Department sues Texas over redistricting, alleging discrimination
• Jussie Smollett takes the stand at trial over allegedly staged attack
• Third party to probe events before Michigan school shooting
• What a former CDC director says about Omicron
• U.S.-bound travelers scramble as new COVID test rules take effect
• Devin Nunes to leave Congress to work for Trump media company
• Two People Avoid Injury After Car Gets Stuck On Tracks, Hit By Train
• State of emergency as storm hits Hawaii with flooding and high winds
• Crash Involving 3 Semi Trucks Shuts Down Lanes On I-80 Near Indianapolis Boulevard
• Developer Turning Building Across From PPG Paints Arena Into Apartments
• New York City Announces First-In-The-Nation Vaccine Mandate For Private Companies
• CEO Doug Parker To Retire From Fort Worth-Based American Airlines In 2022
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/7 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Philadelphia Eagles Safety Rodney McLeod Hosts Sneaker Ball Toy Drive
• Pilgrim Nuclear Plant Will Not Release Contaminated Water In 2022
• Woman Shot In Shoulder While Standing Inside Lawndale Home
• While Investigating Murders Of Abigail Williams And Liberty German, Police Seek Information On Social Media Profile With Stolen Images Of Male Model
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Tuesday Temperatures
• Montana seeks to end protections for some grizzlies, allow hunting
• Shadow Of George Floyd Case Hangs Over Kim Potter's Trial
• Coast Guard Searching For Woman Who Fell Overboard From Rhode Island Ferry
• Atlas 5 rocket launches two Space Force satellites
• Residents Escape Flames In Levittown, Bucks County House Fire
• Chicago Weather: Wind Chills Near Zero
• As Oakland Lawmakers Prepare To Vote To Increase Police Staffing New Report Questions Need
• The 10 top housing markets of 2022: Think Boise, not Big Apple
• Medical Experts Continuing To Learn More About Omicron Variant Of COVID-19
• Two Students Arrested For Posting Social Media Threats Aimed At Local Schools
• Dolphins Hit Their Bye Week, Some Aren't Eager To Stop
• North Shore Residents Embrace Snow Amid Frigid Cold
• Churchill Borough Council Sets Date To Vote On Proposed Amazon Development Project
• Temple University Students Gather To Honor Students Killed, Call For Safety Changes
• 20-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Rankin
• Bannon's lawyers balk at government's push for a speedy trial
• U.S. Religious Group Says Haitian Gang Releases 3 Hostages
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• 'Krampus Fest' Returns To Market Square
• Man Shot By Troopers Drinks, Smokes Before Gunfire Erupts
• Guentzel Scores Twice, Crosby Once As Pens Top Kraken In 6-1 Win
• Sala Udin Elected New President Of Pittsburgh Public Schools Board
• Ups And Downs: Patriots Run All Over Bills, Defense Makes The Big Plays In Monday Night Win

Videos from December 7, 2021

• 12/7: Red and Blue
• Future of Iran nuclear deal uncertain as talks yield little progress
• Delta variant fuels wave of infections in U.S.
• Biden and Russia's Vladimir Putin hold video call amid Russia-Ukraine tensions
• Remembering a day of infamy
• Amazon Web Services suffers major outage
• U.S. marks 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack
• Thousands of military families face food insecurity
• Instagram rolls out new teen safety features
• Jussie Smollett denies staging attack
• Pfizer shot offers partial protection against Omicron variant, study finds
• Biden warns Putin against Ukraine invasion
• Biden meets virtually with Putin as Russia builds up military on Ukraine border
• Biden warns Putin of economic measures if Russia invades Ukraine
• Vice President Kamala Harris leads the first Maternal Health Day of Action
• John Dickerson reflects on 80 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor
• Man sues former employer for discrimination over hairstyle
• Biden warns Putin as tensions escalate along Russia-Ukraine border
• U.S. marks 80 years since attack on Pearl Harbor
• Bronx dad makes homemade food for homeless
• White House preps for video call with Russian president Putin amid Ukraine border concerns
• New York City issues COVID vaccination rules for children for indoor and higher-risk activities
• Rising concerns over Russia and Ukraine as Biden and Putin hold talks
• Devin Nunes leaving Congress to become CEO of Trump media company
• Poet Amanda Gorman reads "Fugue," an emotional look at COVID's impact
• What to expect as Biden and Putin hold video call amid tensions at Russia-Ukraine border
• Amanda Gorman on her rise to fame: "It felt like I was kind of shot out of a cannon"
• Medical illustrator draws Black patients after noticing diagrams were all White
• What's at stake as Biden holds video call with Putin amid heightened tensions over Ukraine
• How America's commitment to remember Pearl Harbor attack has changed with each generation
• WorldView: Whistleblower condemns U.K. evacuation of Afghanistan
• Scientists using creative solutions to protect, rescue manatees after record number of deaths
• NYC mandates COVID vaccine for private employers as Omicron and Delta variants spread
• Ghislaine Maxwell accuser shares new details of alleged torture in new book
• New York City introduces new COVID vaccine mandate for workers
• 12/7: CBSN AM
• Classic children's TV show "Reading Rainbow" to return as interactive program after 15-year hiatus
• Jussie Smollett testifies at his trial that he was victim of hate crime: “There was no hoax”
• Survivors gather in Hawaii to commemorate 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack
• White House announces a diplomatic ban on the Beijing Olympics, citing China human rights abuses
• Russia's troop buildup near Ukraine raises tensions in region ahead of Biden and Putin video call
• Biden and Putin to discuss Russian military buildup, tensions with Ukraine, cybersecurity