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Articles from December 12, 2021

• Governor Newsom's Proposed New Gun Law May Not Come About Easily
• Monday's Show Info (12/13/21)
• Atmospheric River Roars Into North Bay; Massive Redwood Crushes Forestville Home
• Rain From Atmospheric River Raises Slide Concerns in Santa Cruz Mountains
• Colorado's Red Cross Chapter Calling For Donations To Help Kentucky Following Deadly, Devastating Tornado
• Terry Scores On Penalty Shot In OT, Ducks Beat Blues 3-2
• USC Student Remembered After Being Killed In Street Racing Incident On Saturday
• LeBron Scores 30, Lakers Top Magic 106-94 For 5th Win In 7
• Omicron Latest: "It's Going To Lead To A Large Number Of Cases"
• Chicago Residents Collect Donations For Families Impacted By Kentucky Tornado
• Bears' Fields Can't Sustain Strong 1st-Half Play In Loss
• Winter Storm Impacts: Travelers Put On Chains In Snow to Continue
• Vegas Golden Knights Beat Minnesota Wild 6-4
• Man Killed After Being Struck By Metro Red Line At Hollywood/Vine Station
• Chicago Weather: Warmup Continues Through Midweek
• Wolves Snap Losing Streak With 116-111 Win Over Trail Blazers
• Car Crashes Into Cement Wall In Auburn
• Suspected Drunk Driver Car Crashes Into Concrete Wall In Auburn
• Tom Brady Still Owns The Bills, Helps Patriots With Overtime Victory Over Buffalo
• Blood Drive Busy In Needham As Red Cross Looks To Help Kentucky Tornado Victims
• Celtics Legend Bill Russell Raises More Than $5 Million In NBA Memorabilia Auction
• 6-Foot Statue Of Legendary Frank Sinatra Unveiled In Hoboken
• New York State Indoor Mask Mandate Begins Monday; If Not Enforced, Business Owners May Be Fined $1,000
• Omicron Has The Potential To Be The Dominant Variant
• Kim Potter Trial: Week 2 To Start With Medical Examiner Testimony
• Six Victims Killed In Amazon Warehouse Collapse Due To Tornado Identified
• Police Search For Three Lakeview Carjackers Who Beat Woman, Stole Car
• Tips For Planning Healthy Holiday Gatherings Amid COVID's 2nd Winter
• Police Search For Two Men After Woman Carjacked In North Center
• Fred Rouse, Victim Of Lynching In Fort Worth, Gets First Memorial 100 Years After His Death
• Small-Scale California Cannabis Growers Say They're Barely Hanging On
• Above Average Temps Precede Record Warmth, December Thunder
• Durant Drops NBA Season-High 51 Points, Nets Rock Pistons
• Predators Top Rangers, 1-0, Behind 32 Saves From Saros
• Search continues for victims of deadly tornadoes
• Time Is Running Out To Grab A Tree In Time For Christmas
• How To Prepare Your Home For This Week's Big Snow Melt
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Speaks Out On Islamophobia After Boebert's 'Dangerous Rhetoric'
• Mavs Win First Game This Season Without Luka, Beating Thunder 103-84
• 'Leave No Person Hungry;' High Schoolers In Turlock Learn To Cook For Afghan Refugees
• Edina Mayor Says City, Neighboring Towns 'Under Attack' From Carjackers, Robbers
• Texas Baptist Men Prepared To Leave For Kentucky 'As Early As Wednesday'
• NYPD: 5 Arrested For Pickpocketing In Rockefeller Center
• Volunteers Prepare Thousands Of Pounds Of Food For Hungry New Yorkers At Manhattan Synagogue
• Shooting In South Philadelphia Injures 2 Men, Police Say
• Photo From Tornado-Damaged Home Lands Almost 130 Miles Away
• Salem To Require Masks In City Buildings Starting Monday
• Boxers From Pittsburgh's 3rd Avenue Gym Help Deliver Toys
• Maurice Lowry, 29, Charged In CTA Bus Carjacking
• No. 16 USC Beats Long Beach State 73-62, Improves To 10-0
• Herbert Tosses 3 Touchdown Passes, Chargers Defeat Giants
• UPDATE: Storm System Shifts Toward Central Coast; Evacuation Warnings Issued
• 2 Dead After Shooting In Allentown, Lehigh County Coroner's Office Says
• Authorities Located Missing Whittier Man On Wednesday
• With Price Increases Looming, California Grocers and Restauranteurs Band Together To Delay New Animal Welfare Law
• 49ers Battle Back Against Bengals to Win With Overtime TD
• California Grocers, Restaurateurs Seek Delay of New Bacon Law
• MSP Airport Plow Drivers, Maintenance Workers Vote To Strike
• Chicago Red Cross Rushes To Help Victims Of Tornados In Kentucky
• Sweet Home Chicago Benefit Raises Funds To Support Safe Houses For Fmailies Overcoming Domestic Violence
• Illinois Amazon Facility Collapses In Tornado, Killing 6
• Memorial Plaque For Surfside Condo Collapse Victims Installed At Underwater Sanctuary
• San Jose Residents Brace for Brunt of Wet Storm
• New telescope will allow scientists to look back in time
• Negotiating with the Taliban to save lives in Afghanistan
• Inside 60 Minutes' report from Afghanistan
• Mt. Lebanon Welcomes Home 6A State Champions
• Bringing new life to a remote Canadian fishing community
• Fogo Island: "Maine on volume 11"
• Chargers Keep Playoff Hopes Alive With 37-21 Win Over Giants
• Dozens Of Workers At Kentucky Candle Factory Accounted For, But Questions Remain About Planning
• Scott's Leaner Helps Maryland Edge No. 20 Florida 70-68
• Vicente Fernández, Mexican Entertain And Cultural Icon, Dies at 81
• Broncos Take 'W' Over Lions With Demaryius Thomas In Their Hearts
• Geminid Meteor Shower To Streak Across The Night Sky Monday Into Tuesday
• December 13 Deadline To Adopt A Family For The Holidays Is Fast Approaching
• Wind Fuels Grass Fire In Larimer County
• Two Hospitalized, Including Teen, Following Double Shooting At Hialeah Target
• Governor Newsom Shares Experience With Dyslexia In Children's Book
• Kiski Township Police Arrest Woman For Attempting To Take Officer's Gun Following Domestic Incident
• Couple Robbed At Gunpoint Near Old Town Calabasas
• Community Calling For Justice And Transparency At Prayer Vigil Honoring Jim Rogers
• Researchers Analyze Sacramento Wastewater Finding Omicron Variant
• USC Student Killed In Crosswalk In Exposition Park
• Authorities Identify Man Shot On Los Angeles River Bike Path In South Gate As Sammy Adbon
• History In Florida: Registered Republican Voters Outnumber Democrats
• New Video Shows Attack On Teens Near Staten Island High School; NYPD Trying To Identify Suspects
• Stars Share Condolences Amid Passing Of Beloved Singer Vicente Fernández
• University Of Florida Launches Formal Investigation After Reports Of Pressure To Destroy COVID-19 Research Data
• U.S. Coast Guard Halts Search For Woman Reported To Have Gone Overboard On Carnival Cruise Ship
• 2 Injured After Being Shot While Inside Car, Crashing Vehicle, Chester Police Say
• Anticipated 'Significant' Rain Spurs Evacuation Warning For Parts Of San Bernardino
• Deputies Seek Public's Help In Locating 23-Year-Old Man Last Seen In Anaheim
• South Florida Philanthropist Michael Capponi In Kentucky Helping With Tornado Relief Efforts
• Tom Brady Sets NFL Record For Most Career Pass Completions
• Jets' Offense Nonexistent, Defense Allows At Least 30 Points Yet Again In Embarrassing Loss To Saints
• Honoring D.T.: Detroit Lions Decline Delay Of Game Penalty During Broncos' 10-Man Formation
• Cooke Leads No. 1 Gamecocks To 66-59 Win Over No. 8 Terps
• Despite Late Rally, Ravens Fall Short In Loss To Browns
• Leonard Fournette, Tom Brady Not Helping Bills Safeties Prove 'Embarrassing' Question Was Out Of Line
• Once Division Leader, Raiders Stumble to Historic Loss to Chiefs
• Boston Police Make Arrest In Connection With Deadly Stabbing From August
• Motorcycle Rider Taken To Hospital Following Crash With Port Authority Bus
• Dallas Cowboys Beat Washington 27-20, Delivering On McCarthy's Guarantee
• South Florida Quadriplegic Who Gained Fame With Exoskelton At College Graduation Set To Do It Again Sunday
• Suspects Rob Man At Gunpoint In Old City, Steal Rolex, Philadelphia Police Say
• Police: 2 Pennsylvania Teens Arrested May Have Planned School Shooting
• No. 13 Michigan Tops Gophers With 25 Points From Hillmon
• Broncos Start Game With 10 Players To Honor Demaryius Thomas
• Preliminary Investigation Into Man Found Dead At Arlington Park Train Station Shows No Evidence Of Crime
• All Lanes Of I-70 At Eisenhower Tunnels Reopened After Power Outage
• CBS3 Pet Project: Viewers Share Their Furry Friends Enjoying The Holiday Cheer
• LA County Records 1,460 New Cases Of COVID-19; 5 Additional Deaths
• State Police Investigating Death Of 2-Month-Old Baby In Aliquippa
• Three People, Including Innocent Bystanders, Shot During Fight Outside Lauderhill Convenience Store
• Mayfield, Browns Survive Ravens Rally Without QB Jackson
• K9 That Escaped From Sitter In Loomis Found Safe
• Operation Homefront Provides 150 Local Military Families With Holiday Meals
• 'Best Receiver We Ever Had': Fans Mourn Loss Of Demaryius Thomas Before Sunday's Broncos Game
• Termini Brothers Bakery Thanks Philadelphia Shops For Saving Christmas Cannolis
• 13-Year-Old Recovering After Accidentally Shooting Self In Leg, Philadelphia Police Say
• Knicks Start Slow, Never Recover In Loss To Giannis, Bucks
• 76ers Delay Curry's 3-Point Record Bid, Beat Warriors 102-93
• Oshie, Kuznetsov Score In Shootout, Caps Beat Sabres 3-2
• Penguins Place Forward Jake Guentzel On Injured Reserve
• Anne Rice, "Interview with the Vampire" author, dies at 80
• State Police: Empty CTA Bus Returning To Garage Facility Shot At On I-57
• 2 Men Dead In Fiery Crash On Lake Shore Drive
• Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles Flown To Florida Keys
• Police Looking For Suspect After Man Killed In Late-Night Dallas Shooting
• 1 Man Wounded In Shooting At A Gas Station In North Lawndale
• Canon-McMillan School District Makes Masks Optional For Students And Staff
• Remains Found Near Wakefield High School Identified As Missing Man
• 3 Injured, 1 Arrested After Shooting In North Minneapolis
• Major Storm Ramping Up Across California
• Mesa County Sheriff's Office Mourns Sergeant After COVID Battle
• Lamar Jackson Suffers Apparent Ankle Injury Against Browns
• Operation Troop Appreciation Celebrates Veterans At Annual Christmas Party
• 6 People Taken To Hospitals After Reported Home Explosion
• 2 Children Slain In Shooting Remembered In Prayer Vigil
• Gov. Newsom Wants Texas-like Law To Ban Assault Guns
• Facing South Florida: Focusing On The Movement To End Gun Violence
• Anne Rice, Who Breathed New Life Into Vampires, Dies At 80
• Hundreds Of People Donate To PTL Toy Drive To Benefit Best Of The Batch Foundation
• Facing South Florida: UTD President Karla Hernandez-Mats On Alberto Carvalho's Departure
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on December 12, 2021
• Berkeley Animal Rights Group Plans Demonstration Over Horse Deaths at Golden Gate Fields
• 'It's Barbaric': Animal Rescue Group Wants Pet Owners To Stop Dumping Their Dogs
• Seneca Valley Keeps Masks For Students Due To High COVID-19 Transmission In Butler County
• Chris Wallace Leaving Fox News After 18 Years For New CNN Streaming Service
• Travel to Lake Tahoe Ill-Advised Amid Winter Storm Warning
• Avalanche Watch Issued For Lake Tahoe; Massive Snowslide Kills One, Traps Five In Washington State
• Santa Visits Braddock With The Help Of Gisele Barreto Fetterman, Local Organizations
• Jury Awards $1.7M To Boston Community Leadership Academy Teacher Who Alleged Discrimination
• Paul Revere Family Artifacts Found In Attic Sold For $20K
• Livermore Updates Public on 20-Year Development Outline
• Two Men Arrested For Vicious Machete Attack In Allapattah
• Pitt QB Kenny Pickett Passed Over For Heisman Trophy But Finishes Third In Final Voting
• Joliet Man Accused Of Driving Drunk, Crashing, And Abandoning Seriously Injured Son Before Fleeing
• 'Sensory Santa' Helping Christmas Wishes Come True In Aurora
• Atmospheric River Brings Much Needed Showers To Drought Stricken Bay Area
• Mt. Lebanon High School Football Team Wins 2021 PIAA 6A State Championship
• Newsom: Legal Door Opened By Texas Abortion Law Will Be Used To Ban Assault Weapons
• Recognize These Two? Suspect and Witness Identifed In Miami Beach Shooting Investigation
• Transcript: Mohamed El-Erian on "Face the Nation"
• Inside SoCal: 12/12 Wrap-Up
• Transcript: New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Powerful Storm To Bring Heavy Rain, Mountain Snow, Strong Wind To SoCal By Monday
• Coconut Grove Shooting Lands Two People In Hospital Including Teen
• Transcript: Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Tulio de Oliveira on "Face the Nation"
• Keller @ Large: How Long Will Inflation, Supply Chain Issues Linger?
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 64-Year Old Vulnerable Man
• North Hills School District Says Mask Requirement Will Depend On COVID-19 Transmission Rates
• Novelist Anne Rice Dead at 80
• Transcript: Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear on "Face the Nation"
• COVID In MN: State's 2nd Omicron Case Confirmed
• On-Street Dining Along Colorado Boulevard To Come To Temporary Halt For Rose Parade Preparations
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than One Thousand Marylanders Hospitalized
• Legendary Mexican Singer Vicente Fernandez Passes Away At Age 81
• 92-Year-Old Injured In 'Unprovoked' Attack At Quincy Center MBTA Station
• Colorado Weather: Next Storm Arrives Wednesday With Wind And Mountain Snow
• Search Continues For Victims Of Tornadoes That Killed Dozens In Central U.S.
• Satellite images show path of destruction from deadly tornado outbreak
• NYPD: Armed Robber Targeting Women In Brooklyn For Weeks
• Michigan Matters: The Aftermaths of the Oxford School Shooting
• Americans plan social holiday season despite Omicron - CBS News poll
• Battle Scores Season-High 27 As Gophers Beat Michigan 75-65
• Kings End Wild's Winning Streak With 2-1 Victory
• Legendary Mexican Entertainer Vicente Fernández Dies At 81
• Rep. Ritchie Torres on "that triumph of hope"
• Woman Killed, Man Seriously Injured In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Train Derails In Baldwin Borough
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Brings Slightly Cooler Air Along With A Gusty Breeze
• Pa. Department Of Health Urging Teens 16 And 17 Years Old To Get COVID Booster Shot
• Jill Biden on being first lady
• Sunday Morning: Rep. Ritchie Torres On 'That Triumph Of Hope'
• Andrew Weishar Foundation 'Pays It Forward' Providing Help To Families With Adolescents And Young Adults Battling Cancer
• The James Webb Space Telescope: Looking back towards the beginning of time
• Storm Leaves Some Massachusetts Towns With Scattered Tree Damage, Power Outages
• Maggie Gyllenhaal in the director's chair
• Answering letters to Santa Claus
• Fran Lebowitz speaks her mind
• RFK's children speak out on Sirhan Sirhan
• Chicago Police Memorial Foundation's Operation Santa Delivers Gifts To Families Of Fallen CPD Officers
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Temps Return To Normal, Still Breezy Sunday; Quiet, Dry Stretch Ahead
• Ullmark Makes 40 Saves, Leads Bruins Past Flames 4-2
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Temps Before A Sharp Drop
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Sleep in Heavenly Peace Ensuring Children Have Beds To Sleep In Each And Every Night
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/12 Sunday Morning Forecast
• 2 Shot In Brooklyn, Police Searching For Suspect
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler Temperatures And Sunshine Return
• What To Watch For During Patriots Bye Week: AFC Competition In Action, And Brady Gets The Bills
• Chicago Police Officer Injured In South Side Crash
• Bryce Young, Mater Dei Alumni, Wins Heisman Trophy
• Parise, Greene Lead Islanders To First Win At New Arena

Videos from December 12, 2021

• A look into the "buy nothing" movement
• Author Anne Rice dies at 80 years old
• Legendary Mexican entertainer Vicente Fernández dies at 81
• Trucking schools booming amid nationwide driver shortage
• South Korea sees surge of COVID cases
• Tornado survivors in Bowling Green deal with aftermath
• Rescue efforts continue at Kentucky candle factory devastated by tornado
• Legends: Corie Blount
• Fogo Island: A far away comeback story
• Looking back in time with the James Webb Space Telescope
• Aid groups negotiating with Taliban to get food to starving Afghans
• 12/12/2021: Negotiating With the Taliban, Let There Be Light, An Island Off an Island
• Elizabeth Holmes & The Theranos Deception | 60 Minutes Archive
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces backlash over "partygate" scandal and is being accused of hosting multiple Christmas parties during the Uni
• This weekend's devastating swarms of tornadoes
• Fogo Island: "Maine on volume 11"
• How 60 Minutes traveled to Afghanistan to meet the Taliban
• Deadly tornadoes sweep through six states
• Kentucky governor says search for survivors is going "rubble to rubble" after deadly tornado
• Role educators play in preventing school shootings
• At least 80 killed across six states in tornado outbreak
• "Birds aren't real" conspiracy takes off with Gen Z; mocking real misinformation with an absurd concept
• Congress scrambles to wrap up work before holiday
• Most Americans still making holiday plans despite Omicron variant
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 12/12/2021
• El-Erian faults Federal Reserve for failure to curb inflation
• Scientist in South Africa says Omicron "may have" peaked in Johannesburg
• Omicron variant found in 57 countries, but Delta still dominant globally
• New Hampshire governor says state is prepared for winter COVID-19 surge
• Face The Nation with Margaret Brennan: Sununu, de Oliveira, El-Erian
• Gottlieb says COVID increase driven by "dense epidemics," cold weather
• U.S. COVID-19 cases continue to spike as Omicron is found in 27 states
• Arkansas governor hails nursing home staff for saving lives in tornado
• Kentucky governor: Tornado left "devastation like none of us have ever seen before"
• La Nina and climate change both factors in deadly tornadoes
• Multiple tornadoes leave death and destruction across 6 states
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," December 12
• 12/12: Beshear, Sununu, El-Erian
• Nature: Pronghorn antelope
• The personal mission of Rep. Ritchie Torres
• First lady Dr. Jill Biden
• The revolutionary James Webb Space Telescope
• Maggie Gyllenhaal on directing "The Lost Daughter"
• Answering Santa Claus' mail
• The outspoken Fran Lebowitz
• RFK children speak out on Sirhan Sirhan parole
• More than 100 feared dead as tornadoes ravage central U.S.