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Articles from January 2, 2022

• 'We've Actually Seen A Lot Of Improvement,' Smiling Dog Finds Forever Home
• Monday's Show Info (1/3/22)
• New Year Dawns With Continuing Woes at Bay Area Airports
• Man Suspected of Killing Ex-Girlfriend Leads Milpitas Police on Chase Before Crashing
• El Dorado County School Closures Due To Weather Conditions
• One Dead Following Big Rig Collision In Santa Fe Springs
• Woman Dies After Being Struck By 2 Hit-And-Run Drivers In Santa Fe Springs
• Woman Found Shot In Burbank
• Sacramento Families Scramble to Find COVID Tests Before Students Go Back to Class
• Pink's Hot Dogs Honors Betty White
• COVID Clinic at San Jose Museum Aims to Vaccinate and Educate Families
• James, Monk Help Lakers Edge Timberwolves 108-103
• Jakobi Meyers Makes Fascinating Admission On Why He Chose New England And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Tom Brady Calls For Empathy For Antonio Brown After Shirtless Receiver Quits Mid-Game, Gets Kicked Off Buccaneers
• Man Shot On South Land Park Drive, Died On Scene
• Vikings Officially Out Of Playoff Contention After Bitterly Cold Loss To Packers In Primetime
• Mayor Eric Adams Says DSNY Ready For Expected 1-3 Inches Of Snow; N.J. Prepping For More Farther South
• LeBron Moves Into 4th All-Time For Made Free Throws
• Maryland Prepares For The First Major Snowfall Of The Year
• Chicago Weather: Clear And Cold Couple Of Days
• Police Investigate Carjacking In Fulton River District; No One Injured
• Oakland Police Seek Suspect in City's 1st Shooting Death of 2022
• Four Men Rob Lakeview Store, Get Away
• NYPD Officer Shot In Head While Sleeping In His Car On New Year's Day Released From The Hospital
• Some Massachusetts Schools Delay Return From Winter Break For COVID Testing
• Mayor Eric Adams Addresses NYC Shootings, Bringing Back Reformed Anti-Crime Unit
• North Bay Goats Feast on Old Christmas Trees in Recycling Win-Win
• Despite Extreme Cold, Warm Feelings Abound After NHL Winter Classic
• East Bay Schools Make Big Push to Test Students, Staff
• SF-Based Twitter Bans Marjorie Taylor Greene's Personal Account
• Keller @ Large: Is Attorney General Maura Healey Going To Run For Governor?
• Ill Patient Rescued From Remote Snowy Location
• One Killed In Mass Casualty Collision In Carmichael
• Driver Arrested After Pursuit Of Stolen Vehicle Ends With Foot Chase Into Sepulveda Basin
• Man Shot Twice In Head During Strawberry Mansion Shooting, Police Say
• New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Issues State Of Emergency For Select Counties Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Authorities Searching For Missing Los Angeles Man
• Fox's Late Scoring Surge Pushes Kings Past Heat 115-113
• Winter Storm Watch & Warning Issued For Parts Of Maryland
• Firefighter Injured On The Scene Of House Fire In Greensburg
• Fire Department Investigating Jail Fire That Left 30 Inmates Requiring EMS
• Woman Living Across From Arlington Townhomes Grateful She Wasn't Home During Explosion
• West Lawn Neighborhood Watch Shovels Snow For Seniors And Disabled Neighbors
• Jaylen Brown Scores 50, Rallies Celtics To 116-111 OT Win Over Magic
• North Hollywood Man Fatally Stabbed On New Year's Day
• Man Recovering After Shooting In Roxborough, Philadelphia Police Say
• Veterans on a mission to deliver portraits of fallen service members
• Lance Throws 2 TD Passes, Leads 49ers Past Texans
• Howard County Schools Cancel Classes Due To Weather
• Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin tests positive for COVID-19
• Baltimore County Public Schools Closed Monday
• Cowboys Fall To Cardinals At Home 25-22, Ending 4-Game Win Streak
• Boulder County Officials Running Out Of Room For Physical Donations For Marshall Fire Victims
• Baltimore County Public Schools Shift 13 Schools To Virtual Learning
• Marshall Fire: FEMA Opens Disaster Recovery Center For Victims of Fire
• Post-Holiday COVID Testing Rush Underway Before Many Return To Work, School
• Tesla Ships 'Jaw-Dropping' Number of EVs in 2021, Up 87 Percent
• Colorado's Tonya Bagley Imprisoned For Producing Child Porn For Florida Sex Offender
• COVID-19 Shifts 12 Pittsburgh Public Schools To Remote Learning On Monday
• Nevada County Shelters And Resources For Those Without Power
• Report: South Bay Hip-Hop Producer, 'Hyphy' Icon Traxamillion Dead at 43
• Sidelined Chargers Return To Score Touchdowns in Victory Over Denver
• VanVleet Scores Season-High 35, Raptors Rout Knicks
• Hundreds Gather At Floatfest To View 133rd Tournament Of Roses Parade Winners
• Thousands Stranded Across The Country As Weather, COVID Cases Leave Flights Canceled
• Religious Leaders Hold Interfaith Prayer Service For Mayor-Elect Ed Gainey
• Hischier Scores Twice, Including In Overtime, As Devils Top Capitals
• Gophers And Tommies Face Off On Ice For First Time Ever
• Fire Breaks Out At Frozen Food Manufacturer In Momence; No Injuries Reported
• Paterson, N.J. Teams With Local Pharmacy To Bring Mobile Testing Unit To Front Of City Hall
• Flight Cancellations At LAX, Elsewhere Continue To Disrupt Travel
• Marshall Fire: Search Warrant Executed At Site Of Shed Fire Seen In Video
• Marshall Fire: Natural Gas Expected To Be Fully Restored By Tuesday Night
• Saint Vincent Hospital Nurses To Vote On Deal To End 10-Month Strike
• Parking Authority Says Mon Wharf Will Be Closed Monday
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Dominant Victory Over Jaguars
• North Texas Schools Prepare For Students To Return As Omicron Rages
• Marshall Fire: Pet Owners Urged To Contact Boulder Office Of Emergency Management
• Kodak Black Arrested On Trespassing Charge In South Florida
• Harford County Public Schools Closed On Monday
• The secret U.S. unit that helped the Allies beat Hitler
• Ritchie Boy Guy Stern's WWII mementos, a collection that helped win the war
• Hat Tricks Lead Penguins Over Sharks 8-5
• 'We Want These Officers Charged:' Justice For Jim Rogers Continues Fight Into New Year
• Structure Fire In Fairfield Threatens Buildings
• Homestead PD Investigating After Woman Shot At Motel
• Carr, Raiders Beat Colts To Close In On Playoff Spot
• Late Goal Lifts Avalanche Over Ducks, 4-2
• Districts Distribute At-Home COVID Tests Ahead Of Schools Reopening
• Fatal Shooting In Salida Saturday Night
• With Lingering Subzero Temps, How To Protect Your Home From Pipe Bursts
• Antonio Brown Kicked Off The Tampa Bay Buccaneers After Bizarre, Shirtless Exit
• Nico Hischier Scores In Overtime, Devils Beat Capitals 4-3
• One Injured By Fire In North Sacramento, Two Dead
• Authorities Arrest Man Accused Of Forcing Woman Into Prostitution
• Over 2,500 Flights Cancelled Due To Wintry Weather And Pandemic Woes
• Man, 58, Reported Missing Near South Los Angeles
• No. 8 Indiana Women Top No. 6 Maryland For 1st Win In Series
• More Schools Across Philadelphia Region Going Virtual For Class Return, Citing COVID Numbers
• 45,000 New COVID-19 Cases Recorded In LA County This Holiday Weekend
• Brown Walks Away, Brady Once Again Breaks Jets' Hearts As Buccaneers Rally To Win In Final Minute
• Tom Brady Pulls Off Another Crazy Comeback Win Over Jets Despite Antonio Brown Drama
• Man Drowns In Lake Winnipesaukee After Canoe Capsizes
• Giants Manage Just 151 Total Yards Of Offense In Lopsided Loss To Bears
• Gov. Hogan Mobilizes State Agencies Ahead Of Winter Storm
• NASA assesses Webb telescope's performance
• John DeSantis, Creator Of Pittsburgh Home And Garden Show, Dies After Battle With Cancer
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on January 2, 2022
• Bruins Beat Red Wings 5-1 For Second Win Of Weekend
• Saint Gregory Catholic Elementary School Moves To Virtual Learning Due To COVID-19 Staffing Issues
• Annapolis Preparing For Overnight Snowfall
• Power Restored To Customers In Studio City
• Rust And Rodrigues Each Record Hat Tricks In 8-5 Victory Over Sharks For Team's 8th Straight Win
• Stafford Rallies Surging Rams Past Short-Handed Ravens 20-19
• No Panarin, No Problem: Rangers Get Hat Trick From Zibanejad, 38 Saves From Shesterkin In Win Over Lightning
• Carr, Raiders Beat Colts 23-20 To Close In On Playoff Spot
• Dolphins Blown Out 34-3 In Must-Win Game Against Titans
• Patriots Clinch Playoff Spot, Reaching Postseason For 18th Time Under Bill Belichick
• POLL: Will The Patriots Beat The Dolphins In Miami Next Week?
• Mac Jones, Patriots Drop 50 Points In Blowout Win Over Jaguars
• Eagles Beat Washington 20-16, Get Help To Clinch Playoff Berth
• DFW Homeless Shelters Prepare For Another Cold Night
• Maryland's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Top 2,500; Positivity Rate Surpasses 26%
• UCLA Men's Basketball Game At Stanford Postponed Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• Antonio Brown Rips Off Equipment, Leaves Mid-Game Against Jets
• Fatal Shooting In Sun Valley
• 81-Year-Old Laotian Man Hurt In Attack In SD Being Investigated As Possible Hate Crime
• State Police Investigating After Body Found In Monongahela River
• Baylor Tops Ole Miss To Win Sugar Bowl 21-7
• Man In His 40s Stabbed To Death In Long Beach Alleyway
• North Philadelphia Shooting Leaves Man Critically Injured, Police Say
• Stephen Roch, Louisville Resident, Arrested For Threatening Firefighters At Marshall Fire
• 3 People Transported To Hospital After Multi-Vehicle Crash In Norwalk
• Experts: Denver Housing Market Expected To 'Slow Down' In 2022
• King Tides Expected to Cause Minor Flooding in Low-Lying Areas
• Tesla Recalling Over 475,000 Vehicles Due To Rearview Camera & Trunk Issues
• Mark Andrews Breaks Ravens' Single-Season Receiving Record
• Kristian Wilkerson Scores First Two Touchdowns Of NFL Career For Patriots
• New Jersey's First Lady Tammy Murphy Tests Positive For COVID-19
• New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy Tests Positive For COVID-19
• COVID In Colorado: Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Baltimore Ravens Hold Moment Of Silence For Slain Officer Keona Holley
• Damien Harris Is On An Absolute Touchdown Tear For Patriots
• California Lawmakers Returning To Capitol With Unfinished Business
• Dr. Fauci Expects 'Further Clarification' On CDC's Updated COVID Isolation Guidelines
• NYPD: Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck By FDNY Ambulance At Bronx Intersection
• Woman Charged With Murder In Slaying Of Off-Duty Officer
• New Analysis Highlights Warming Atop Mount Washington
• American Medical Association Urges People To Make Better Health Choices In 2022
• Coroner's Office Identifies 2 Victims Shot And Killed Friday In Lancaster
• Homemade Bomb Discovered During Pleasant Hill Traffic Stop; 2 Arrested
• Woman Arrested In Connection With Fatal Hit And Run In South Sac
• More Southland Beaches Off Limits Following Sewage Spill In Carson
• Increased COVID Testing Crucial Under Mayor Adams' Plan For NYC Schools
• Education secretary says "default should be in-person learning" as Omicron surges
• Penguins: Jake Guentzel, Bryan Rust Activated From Injured Reserve Among Other Game-Day Roster Changes
• Trucker Rogel Aguilera-Mederos' Sentence Reduced From 110 To 10 Years After Public Outcry
• Man Dies After Crashing Vehicle Into SEPTA Bus In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Bringing Home The Bacon Tops New California Laws In 2022
• Gonzalo 'Chalo' Quesada Dies After Being Evacuated From Marshall Fire Twice
• Full transcript: University of Chicago Professor Robert Pape on "Face the Nation," January 2, 2022
• Jenkintown School District Will Allow Students To Learn Virtually Or In-Person This Week Due To COVID Surge, Superintendent Says
• Full transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation," January 2, 2022
• Colorado Family Anxious To Find Missing Edna 'Nadine' Turnbull Following Marshall Fire
• Full transcript: Representative Adam Schiff on "Face the Nation," January 2, 2022
• Screening Event For Betty White's 100th Birthday Will Go On
• Star Of 'The Mack,' Max Julien, Dies On His Birthday At 88
• Marshall Fire: Some Superior Residents Take First Look At Homes, Evaluate Next Steps
• N'Keal Harry A Healthy Scratch For Patriots Vs. Jaguars
• Start Of New Year Comes With Familiar Concerns As COVID-19 Cases Spike In LA County, Elsewhere
• Rohnert Park Man Arrested for Possession of Stolen Firearm, Child Endangerment
• Miami Walmart Temporarily Closes For Deep COVID Cleaning
• Meteor Showers, Eclipses, Full Moons: All Of The Reasons To Look Up In 2022
• Rose Parade Floats To Be On Display To Spectators Sunday
• 32-Year-Old Man Missing From Rosemead Found
• Some City Of Boston Employees To Work At Home During COVID Spike
• Best New Year's Gift: Rita & Ron's Baby Bald Eagles Have Fully Hatched
• Full transcript: Representative Liz Cheney on "Face the Nation," January 2, 2022
• Powerball Jackpot Goes Up To $522 Million After No One Wins Top Prize On New Year's Day
• El Camino College Delays In-Person Classes This Week Due To Broken Pipeline
• Christmas Bird Count Comes to Richmond
• Full transcript: Education Secretary Miguel Cardona on "Face the Nation," January 2, 2022
• Bay Area Homeless Struggle To Find Warmth As Temperatures Plunge
• 'We Need Your Help ASAP': Red Cross Says Blood Supply Lowest In Over 10 Years
• More Than 250 Flights At Major New York City-Area Airports Canceled Sunday
• Jim Gaffigan on 2022: The future is here!
• The transformation of Lil Nas X
• Pittsburgh Penguins Back In Action At PPG Paints Arena After 2 Weeks Off
• Hugh Jackman: The return of "The Music Man"
• 2 Sought In Fire Damage To Iconic Key West Buoy
• Gen. Steve Anderson on January 6 and the "domestic cancer" threatening American democracy
• Dozens Of Flights At MSP Canceled As New Year's Travelers Head Home
• Flight Cancellations Continue At Logan Airport On One Of Busiest Holiday Travel Days
• Chicago FOP Holds Motorcycle Raffle To Benefit Officer Carlos Yanez
• Connellsville Residents Gather For 18th Annual Polar Plunge In The Youghiogheny River
• Poll: A year after Jan. 6, violence still seen threatening U.S. democracy
• Betty White: A look back in laughter
• Hot Winter Day In South Florida, Record-Tying Heat This Sunday
• Artist Judy Chicago on making a name for herself
• January 6, the "Big Lie" and the fate of democracy
• CBS3 Pet Project: The Special Bond Between Animals And Children
• Powerball jackpot goes up to $522 million after no one wins top prize on New Year's Day
• NYPD: Victim's Father Arrested After Deadly Staten Island Shooting
• AFC Playoff Picture: Best Clinching Scenarios For Patriots On Sunday
• Indiana Police Recover Stolen Ambulance, Woman Arrested
• 'No Surprises Act' Now In Effect, Protects Patients Against Unexpected Medical Charges
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Snow Likely Monday Morning; Mainly Cloudy, Mild, A Few Showers Sunday
• Chicago Weather: Leftover Lake Effect Snow Showers, Colder Temps
• Landslide Shuts Down Hamburg Road In Ridgemont, Causes Power Outages
• Mummers Parade Returns To Philadelphia After Being Cancelled Due To Pandemic
• Multi-Vehicle Crash In Cinnaminson, New Jersey Leaves Man Dead, Police Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/2 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Quickly Dropping
• Arrest Of Shooting Suspect Requires Bomb Squad Response In Kiski Township
• 'We Will Not Be Controlled By Crises'; Eric Adams Delivers First Address As Mayor Of New York City
• Pa. Turnpike To Introduce 5% Toll Increase Starting This Weekend
• Patriots-Jaguars Predictions: A Get-Right Week For Pats?
• Missing New Hampshire Woman Found After Silver Alert Issued

Videos from January 2, 2022

• 1/2/2022: The Ritchie Boys
• 60 Minutes Extended Stories: Ritchie Boys, a secret U.S. WWII unit bolstered by German-born Jews
• Veterans honor fallen soldiers with portraits
• Medals to pamphlets: A WWII soldier's mementos that helped win the war
• Snowstorm expected in the Northeast
• Schools nationwide struggle to deal with COVID surge
• Judge strikes down Biden's vaccine mandate
• Holiday air travel in 2021 up 184% from previous year
• NASA successfully launches $10 billion James Webb space telescope, most expensive in agency's history
• Twitter suspends Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's personal account
• University of Chicago professor studying January 6 says "what we're seeing is a mainstream movement"
• Schiff says House January 6 committee intends to "use every effort to get out the full facts" of what happened
• Face The Nation: Cardona, Cheney, Pape, Schiff
• Cheney says House January 6 panel "will not be deterred"
• CBS News poll: 68% of Americans see January 6 as harbinger of increasing violence
• Education Secretary Cardona says "default should be in-person learning" amid Omicron surge
• Gottlieb says Omicron appears to be a "milder form" of COVID-19, but pediatric danger remains
• Omicron is spreading at a "staggering" rate across the country
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," January 2
• 1/2: Cardona, Cheney, Schiff, Pape
• Nature: Monarchs
• Jim Gaffigan on the New Year
• Gen. Steve Anderson on the threat of January 6
• U.K. sees higher inflation and taxes as COVID cases rise
• Oysters: The pearls of Cape Cod
• Passage: In memoriam
• Jamie Raskin on tragedies national and personal
• Good deeds from a mother's love
• Judy Chicago, founding mother of feminist art
• The "Big Lie" and the dangers of denying election results