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Articles from January 6, 2022

• San Francisco Treasure: The Lost Carousel Ballroom Concert of Johnny Cash
• Mill Valley Man Wanted in Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Finds Refuge in Belarus
• COVID: Omicron-Fueled Case Surge Slams Bay Area Emergency Services
• Friday's Show Info (1/7/22)
• Demonstrations in Bay Area Mark Jan. 6 With Call to Strengthen Voting Rights
• Forsberg, Predators Stay Hot With 4-2 Victory Over Kings
• Power Outage Impacts Thousands Of SMUD Customers In Vineyard Area
• Mobley Scores 19, No. 7 USC Perfect After 77-63 Win Over Cal
• Dinosaurs Take Over Cal Expo In Jurassic Quest Exhibit
• 'You Should Hold Yourself To A Higher Standard': San Joaquin County Judge Arrested for DUI
• Remembering Jonathan Flagler: 'He Was A Firefighter's Firefighter'
• 2 Students Shot Near Florin High School In South Sacramento
• 'A God-Send': Free Showers, Laundry Service For People Still Without Power In Nevada County
• President Joe Biden To Meet With Marshall Fire Victims, Tour Devastation In Boulder County
• Paul Has Triple-Double, NBA-Leading Suns Top Clippers 106-89
• 'Dead Hydrants' Hampered Firefighters At Marshall Fire
• COVID Surge Continues For Southland, Experts Say Don't Panic
• 2 Utility Workers Fall From Telephone Pole In Colfax
• The Long Road To Unity: Leaders and Experts Discuss the Jan. 6 Insurrection
• COVID: Emergency Order Closes Brentwood City Facilities Until Further Notice
• Exclusive: 'They Didn't Care About My Safety': Lawsuit Filed Against Gardena Hospital Following Dead Body Scandal
• Winter Driving Conditions, Crashes Contribute To I-70 Closures In Colorado Mountains
• Missing At-Risk Elderly Man From Sacramento Found
• 'Community Has Been Amazing': Marshall Fire 1 Week Later Means A Temporary Life For Some
• Colorado Weather: Just Under 4 Feet For Some Mountain Snow Totals
• Marshall Fire: Homes Destroyed Climbs To 1,084 While Boil Orders Lifted For Louisville, Superior
• Volunteers Help Others As First Snow Of Season Hits Region
• Hundreds Of Crews Deployed To Prepare New York's Roads For Snow Storm
• Have COVID? Look For These Signs For Whether Or Not You Should Go To The Hospital
• One Year After The Capitol Riot: Many Arrests, One Illinoisan Sentenced To Jail, And Worries About Prospects For Democracy
• Mayor Eric Adams Unveils 'Omnipresence' Police Plan To Get Homeless Off The Subways
• Chicago Weather: Wind Chill Advisory In Effect, Below Zero Temps
• North Texas Bank Teller Refuses Cash Deposit Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Northwest Indiana Family Loses Dogs When Colorado Airbnb Burns Down In Marshall Fire, Wonders If They Could've Been Warned Sooner
• Pelicans Beat Depleted Warriors 101-96
• Wheat Ridge Police Shoot, Kill Man With Shotgun
• Missing Placerville Teen Last Heard From Near Oak Park Area
• New Yorker's Lawsuit Claims Jets, Giants Are Taking Advantage Of New York Name
• Classes Canceled Again Friday For Chicago Public Schools Amid Standoff With Union Over Remote Learning
• There's More Snow On The Way. Here's What You Need To Know
• 'Playing Three Dimensional Chess': Denver-Area School Districts Go For Snow Day After Winter Storm, Staffing Issues
• Biden Warns Democracy Is At Risk On January 6 Anniversary
• Do Diets Actually Work?
• With 3 Players In COVID Protocols, Blackhawks Never Lead As They Lose To Coyotes
• Officials: Fairmount Deadly Fire May Have Been Started By Child Playing With Lighter Near Christmas Tree
• Some NYC, Long Island COVID-19 Testing, Vaccination Sites Delay Opening Friday Due To Snow Storm
• Anne Arundel County Braces For Round Two Of Winter Weather After A Hard Hit Monday
• Pittsburgh Weather: 1-2 Inches Of Snow Expected With More In Ridges
• Cheap & Easy Home Heating Fixes To Save You Money
• Loyola Beats USF In Impromptu Nonconference Tilt
• Double-Double Machine Cockburn Sends Illini Past Maryland
• South Florida Lawmakers Weigh In One Year Since January 6 Capitol Insurrection
• MN WEATHER: Dangerous Wind Chills Help Create Coldest Night So Far This Year
• UIC Falls To Wright State
• Devils Beat Blue Jackets For 4th Win In 5 Games
• Photos: Pittsburgh Gets Season's 1st Measurable Snowfall
• Omicron Surge Leads To Almost 30% Positivity In Maryland, Hogan Announces 10 New Testing Sites To Relieve Pressure On Hospitals
• Bears Place QB Justin Fields On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Pittsburgh-Area Tire Shops And Hardware Stores Busy Ahead Of Expected Snowfall
• Ayo Dosunmu Calls Experience 'Very Emotional' As Illinois Retires His Jersey
• RJ Barrett Banks In Winning 3 At Buzzer, Knicks Beat Celtics
• Winter Weather: Hour-By-Hour Guide To Today's Coverage On KDKA
• Crews Respond To 2-Vehicle Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer On Interstate 70
• Digging Out In Summit County Is A Community Event
• DHS warns online threats targeting lawmakers on the rise
• Governor Newsom Issues Statement On Death Of Los Angeles Firefighter
• LAUSD Launches At-Home Test Distribution Program
• Restoration Complete On Key West Icon After Fire
• Wild Snap 5-Game Skid, Beat Bruins 3-2
• Reyes Magos, Or Feast Of The Three Kings, Marks The End Of The Christmas Season
• Poll Says Michigan Ranks 7th For Overweight Male Dogs
• 14 Michiganders Arrested In Jan. 6 Insurrection
• Man Shot In Chest During Robbery In Long Beach
• How PennDOT Plans To Keep Drivers Safe On Roads During Winter Storm
• NH Couple Together 45 Years Dies Of COVID While Holding Hands In Hospital
• Philadelphia 2nd Alarmers Supporting Firefighters Physically, Mentally After Fairmount Fire Killed 12
• Airlines Won't Fly Passengers Home After Video Shows Them Maskless, Partying On Flight To Mexico
• Kaprizov Scores In 4th Straight, Wild Beat Bruins 3-2
• Crews Extinguish Landromat Fire In Fairfield
• West Virginia Wants To Administer 4th COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• Smart cities and space travel: Buttigieg envisions a tech-driven future
• Detroit Homicide Suspect Arrested In Stockton
• North Texas Homeless Shelters Take Extra Precautions As Hundreds Seek Warmth During COVID-19 Surge
• Back In Action: No. 5 UCLA Routs Long Beach State 96-78
• Miller Scores 24, No. 10 Maryland Women Rout Penn St 106-78
• UPDATE: $10,000 Reward Offered in Fatal Freeway Shooting of Sheriff's Recruit David Nguyen
• West Contra Costa School Closures, COVID Testing Efforts Draw Mixed Reaction
• Following Fiasco, Fremont Schools See Smoother Handouts Of Rapid COVID-19 Tests
• Double-Double Machine Cockburn Sends Illinois past Maryland
• Sharks End 2-Game Skid With Win Over Sabres
• Vacation Rentals Debate Teed Up
• California Democrats Revive Universal Health Care Bill
• Flyers' COVID-Ravaged Roster Steamrolled By Red-Hot Penguins, Who Won 10th Straight Game
• UPDATE: San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin Questions New Fix for Millennium Tower
• UC Davis Students Have Mixed Reactions To Remote Learning Extension
• Families Gather In Paterson For Three Kings Day Celebration
• Cal State Long Beach To Begin Spring Semester Remotely
• Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Focused On Plan To Protect Democracy One Year After Capitol Attack
• Gov. Greg Abbott To Ramp Up Re-Election Campaign Saturday With Kick-Off Event In Rio Grande Valley
• California Lawmakers Absent After Possible COVID-19 Exposure At Going Away Party For Colleague
• North Texas Congressman Colin Allred Says Justice Dept. Should Speed Up Investigation Into Jan. 6 Capitol Attack
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• Cal Astronomer Says Dying Star Observed in Real Time a Science First
• More Than A Dozen People From Chicago Area Have Been Arrested In Connection With Capitol Insurrection, But Only One Has Been Sentenced To Jail Time
• Woman, Child Killed In Clinton Triple Shooting, Juvenile Suspect Arrested
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• Orange County Reports Death Of Child Under 5 Due To COVID-19
• 4 Injured In Major Multiple-Vehicle Crash In Southeast Dallas
• US Park Police Looking For Bethesda Woman Missing From C&O Canal
• Children's Hospital Offering Free COVID-19 and Flu Vaccine
• One Year Later: California's Role In The US Capitol Riot
• Attacker Fires Shots At Man In East Lakeview
• Stolen Truck Suspect Arrested Following Pleasanton Hit-and-Run Collision
• Mobile Sports Betting Starts In New York Saturday
• Allegheny County Man Accused Of Attempting To Abduct 9-Year-Old Child At Bus Stop
• Arlington's 4-Day MLK Celebration Postponed Due To Rise Of COVID-19 Cases
• Minnesota Gives Key Approval For Sale Of North Dakota Coal Plant
• Andrew Cuomo Ordered To Make Virtual Court Appearance As Albany County DA Dismisses Groping Case
• Minnesota's DFL Members Of Congress Reflect On Jan. 6 Attack; Republicans Remain Silent
• Man Convicted Of Murder, Attempted Murder In May 2021 Shooting, Crash In West Sacramento
• State COVID-19 Testing Sites Shift Hours For Snow Storm
• Miami Weather: Weekend Cold Front To Bring Gusty Ocean Breeze
• Bay Area Lawmaker Proposes Ending Tax Breaks For Nonprofits Who Aided In Capitol Insurrection
• Woodland Hills School District Shifts To Online Learning For Multiple Weeks Due To COVID-19
• COVID Deaths Starting To Rise Across Tri-State Area Along With Positivity Rates
• COVID Infections To Cause AC Transit Bus Delays
• Colorado Well Represented Among 700 Arrested During Capitol Attack
• 'Late Late Show' Host James Corden Tests Positive For COVID
• Dozens Of Faith Leaders Ask Gov. Hochul To Extend Eviction Moratorium Until Summer
• Rachael Rollins Announces Criminal Investigation Of MBTA Over Green Line Crash
• Chatsworth Man Charged With Murder In Collision That Killed Two Bicyclists
• 'We're In Crisis Mode:' Staffing Shortages Worry LAFD Leadership
• Hwy 70 Near Feather River Canyon Closed Due To Debris And Rockslides
• 'It Was What Helped Me Heal': New Jersey Congressman Andy Kim Reflects On Cleaning Up Rotunda After US Capitol Attacks
• UT Arlington, UT Dallas Moving Classes Online Through February 4 Due To COVID-19
• Garland Taqueria Owner Helping Shooting Victims' Families
• NHL Postpones Thursday's Ducks Game Amidst COVID-19 Concerns
• Young Stars Atticus Ware And Avery Sell Reflect On Starting Broadway Careers Young, Navigating Pandemic Challenges
• After Half-A-Year, Mask Mandates Return To Minneapolis, St. Paul
• FBI Agent And Former Prosecutors Explain Why So Many People From Pa. Were Involved In Jan. 6 Capitol Riots
• Another Full Highway 99 Closure In Lodi To Begin Monday Night
• Long Waits Are The Norm As COVID-19's Spread Keeps Demand For Testing High
• Two-Vehicle Collision Near South Lake Tahoe Due To Icy Roads
• 'A Bit Frustrating At Times': Loveland Mayor And Former Karen Garner Family Attorney React To Investigation Into Police Department
• New York City, State Legislators Ask Mayor Adams To Let Schools Temporarily Go Remote
• SNOW TIMELINE: 2-5 Inches Expected In Much Of Tri-State Area Overnight Thursday Into Friday
• Senior Services Group Serves Fuel, Food To Those In Need In Nevada County
• Floor fights. Outraged outbursts. Shouting matches. Congress' "toxic" culture after January 6 attack
• Dallas County Reports 6,310 New COVID-19 Cases, Largest 1-Day Total So Far
• Judge Judy Sheindlin Creates New York Law School Scholarship For Women
• 49ers Clinch Playoffs Return With Win Over Rams
• New Paramount+ Docuseries On Jan. 6 Insurrection Traces Origins Of Anti-Government Extremism
• Prosecutors Paint Shaler Middle School Teacher As Insurrectionist, Attorney Calls Him Patriot
• New York City Animal Shelters Struggling With Influx Of Pets, Staffing Shortages
• Health Care Leaders Confronting Unprecedented Workforce 'Crisis'
• LA County Firefighter Jonathan Flagler Dies While Battling Blaze At Rancho Palos Verdes Home
• 'I Lost My Best Friend': Home Intruder Kills St. Paul Man's Golden Retriever
• Plainfield School District Cancels Classes Friday Due To COVID Surge, Teacher Shortage
• 'Recover And Restore': Firefighters Describe Intense Fight As Marshall Fire Consumed Homes
• Congressman Mike Doyle Recalls Horror Of Jan. 6 But Worries Lessons Haven't Been Learned
• As COVID Cases Rise Among Kids, Mother Who Has Young Daughter In The Hospital Shares Message
• College Of DuPage Moves To Remote Learning Following Surge Of COVID Cases
• Chicago's Puerto Rican Cultural Center Celebrates 3 Kings Day
• Missing Fairfield Boy, 11, With Autism Located Safe With Citizen's Help
• Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin Recounts 'Lifeline' He Received After Son's Death And January 6 Attack
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Taking 'Rolling Closure Approach' To COVID-19 Staffing Shortages
• Fiery debate over election integrity plays out in Michigan
• Raiders, Chargers To Battle For Playoff Spot In Final Game Of Regular Season
• Stay Ahead Of The Storm. Download The CBS Baltimore App.
• Northeast gears up for its first bomb cyclone of the winter season
• Rita And Ron's Third Bald Eagle Chick Hatches But 'Will Have To Fight To Survive'
• Latest Fatal Highway Shooting Alarms PBA South Florida President Steadman Stahl
• Citrus Heights Man Sentenced For Sexually Exploiting Young Child, Making Videos Of It
• Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot To Remain Open At Denver International Airport
• What Are The Odds? $316M Powerball Ticket Sold in Sacramento
• Florida To Distribute 1 Million At-Home COVID Tests, Starting With Nursing Homes
• Over 30 people who rallied in D.C. on January 6, 2021 are running for office
• New Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman Makes More Waves, Signs Order Giving Public Schools Mask Mandate Option
• Taste With Tori: Former Old City Restaurateur Bringing Mother's Southern Indian-Style Cooking To Jenkintown
• Andersonville On Edge With Man Throwing Urine At People Walking Their Dogs, And Alderman Says It's Been Happening For Months
• 'I Just Keep Pushing': Snocross Racer To Make Comeback After Paralysis
• MaShawn Plummer, Firefighter Who Died Of Injuries In Belmont Central Fire, Laid To Rest
• 'Deep Threat To Democracy': Mass. Lawmakers Worry About Lasting Impact Of Capitol Hill Attack
• Inter Miami CF Negotiations For New Stadium Complete; City Of Miami Commission To Vote On Deal
• Hayward City Hall to Close on Fridays Through Rest of January Due to COVID-19
• 49ers Can Clinch Playoff Spot With 6th Straight Win Over Rams
• Miami Is Once Again America's Healthiest City
• 'Be Patient': As Storm Approaches, COVID Sick Calls Add To Snow Removal Staffing Shortages
• COVID Impact: New York School Districts, Private Schools Dealing With Frustrating Bus Driver Shortage
• Heavy Snow Leads To Very Dangerous Conditions In Colorado's Mountains
• UC Davis To Stay In Remote Classes Until At Least Jan. 28 Amid Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Rabbit Ears Pass Reopens To Traffic After Extended Closure
• Ruby Princess Cruise Ship Returns To San Francisco With COVID-Infected Passengers
• Illinois Again Reports New Records For Daily COVID Cases And Hospitalizations
• Thornton Township High School Will Shift To Remote Learning; In-Person Learning Resumes Later This Month
• Tuukka Rask Signs PTO With Providence Bruins, But AHL Tune-Ups Will Have To Wait
• Woman Robs U.S. Bank In Denver After Presenting Note With Demands For Money
• 'It's Like Having A Children's Playground Next To A Porn Shop': Wildlife Advocates Asking Suffolk County To Rescind Hunting Access Near Rescue Hospital
• New Jersey National Guardsman Recalls Protecting US Capitol Following Jan. 6 Attack
• Jan. 6 Anniversary: President Biden Warns Democracy At Risk In Fiery Speech Rebuking Trump
• LA County Reports Over 37,000 New COVID-19 Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Visiting The Caribbean From South Florida? Some Islands Require COVID Testing, Others Don't
• As COVID Cases Soar, Nurses At New Jersey's Holy Name Medical Center Say Burnout Is, Again, A Big Concern
• Couple Charged With Murdering Seattle Woman In Dallas Take Off While Free On Bond
• Maryland Parents Call For Virtual Learning As Kids With COVID-19 Visit The ER
• Jan. 6 Insurrection At U.S. Capitol Remains On The Minds Of Many Americans As Federal Investigations Continue
• No-Burn Order Issued For Much Of Southland For Friday
• California Senate Bill Proposes Clean Energy Solutions To Keep Lights On During Outages
• New Jersey Community Continues To Honor US Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, Who Died After Jan. 6 Insurrection
• Loyola University To Hold Most Classes Online For New Semester Until Jan. 31
• Philadelphia Elementary School Community Mourning Death Of 2 Current, 3 Former Students Killed In Fairmount Fire
• 'We Are Competing Against 49 Other States': Minnesota Works To Satisfy COVID Testing Demand
• Girl Hospitalized After Being Struck By Driver Who Ran Stop Sign In Pembroke Pines
• Man Arrested For Fatally Assaulting Neighbor In St. Paul Apartment Building
• Caught On Video: Police Said Man Attempted To Strangle Woman With Shoelace At Miami-Dade Bus Stop
• COVID-19 Pills Available In Allegheny County Pharmacies
• Florida Health Department Updates COVID-19 Testing Guidance To Reduce Demand
• How Accurate Are Daily Positive Case Counts? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• Caught On Camera: Angry Woman's Rant McDonald's In Miramar
• Highway 89 Around Emerald Bay Reopens After Snow Removal
• Michael Anthony Bruce, 31, Charged In Police Chase Crash That Killed Passenger
• Baltimore Issues Code Blue Alert For Cold Temperatures On Friday And Saturday
• Report: Detroit Homicides, Non-Fatal Shootings Drop In 2021
• 'Incredibly Disappointing': Thousands Of Cambridge Students Will Not Receive Result Of COVID Test
• 51,110 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Two Weeks
• Inspector General Report Finds Many Baltimore County Employees Have Never Had A Background Check
• Warrants Issued For Men Accused Of Setting Fire Iconic Key West Buoy
• Massachusetts Reports 24,570 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Rises To 22.43%
• Former UT Defensive Coordinator Greg Robinson Dies At 70
• Amid Growing COVID-19 Cases, Frustration Growing Over Testing, Treatment Shortages: 'We Don't Have Access At All'
• Pile Burning Beginning January 10th Near Incline Village
• Mission Viejo Library Requiring Appointments As COVID Cases Surge
• Pursuit Of Margate Bank Robbery Suspect Leads Police To Opa-locka Home
• Stepmother Of Missing New Hampshire Girl Harmony Montgomery Charged With Food Stamp Fraud
• Bucs Make It Official, Team Severs Ties With Miami's Antonio Brown
• Winter Storm Warning Extended To Friday As Snow Continues In Western Michigan, Upper Peninsula
• Baker: 'We Want Everyone To Stay Off The Roads' During Friday's Snowstorm
• Trying to fix an error on your credit report? Good luck.
• Turnpike Police Pursuit In Broward Ends With Suspect In Custody
• Jennifer Garner Named Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatricals 2022 Woman Of The Year
• Hundreds Of Flights At Denver International Airport Impacted By Colorado Snowstorm
• COVID In Delaware County: New Testing Site To Open At 911 Training Center In Sharon Hill
• Minneapolis Public Schools Cancel After-School Activities Thursday Due To Bus Driver Shortage, Weather
• MDTA Still Processing Deferred Toll Fees From 2020, Leading To Backlog In Customer Calls, Agency Says
• Hughson City Hall Closed Due To Positive COVID Exposure
• Larimer County Investigators Search For More Possible Victims Of Sexual Assault Suspect Andrew Koprowski
• Michigan Lottery: Canton Woman Wins $25K For Life
• For Vikings, 'A Game In The NFL Is Never Meaningless'
• Baltimore's ATM Theft Trend Continues In 2022
• Postal Service says requiring vaccines could slow mail deliveries
• Kyle Dugger Misses Second Straight Patriots Practice With Hand Injury
• Mayor Michelle Wu Names Panel To Lead Search For New Boston Police Commissioner
• California Democrats Revive Universal Health Care Bill, Paid For By Tax Increase
• 4 Michigan Universities Receive $1.8 Million To Expand Sequencing For COVID-19, Other Diseases
• Family Grieving While Picking Up Pieces After Tragic Fairmount Fire Took 12 Lives, Including Children
• Gov. Hogan To Award H&S Bakery, Ellicott City Couple For Feeding Stranded I-95 Drivers
• Pat Surtain To Miss Broncos Week 17 Matchup Against Chiefs With Calf Strains
• U.S. Can 'Embrace Truth' Of 2020 Election Or Be 'Destroyed By Lies,' Gov. Hogan Says
• Oregon election officials rule Nicholas Kristof is ineligible to run for governor
• Three Revolution Players Named To USMNT Roster For January's Preparation Camp
• Person Hit By Train In Haysville
• Howard County Opens Mobile COVID-19 Testing Clinic At Elkridge Fire Station
• California Democrats Revive Universal Health Care Bill In Legislature
• Matt Judon Can't Believe His QB Hit Total From Last Month, But 'I'm Happy I Got Teammates'
• Pennsylvania Launches $350M Homeowner Assistance Fund
• Eagles Preparing For Final Regular Season Game Against NFC East Rival Dallas Cowboys
• MPD: Suspect Arrested After Stealing Running Vehicle With 3-Month-Old Inside
• Family Of 9-Year-Old Battling Leukemia Desperately Searching For Bone Marrow Donor Match, For Life Saving Transplant
• Watch The CBSNLA Town Hall - 'January 6: One Year Later'
• Police Locate Missing, Endangered Siblings Jade And Jayce Fannon Allegedly Taken By Parents
• Illinois To Receive First Doses Of COVID-19 Antiviral Treatments Later This Month
• New Offer On The Table To Avoid A Strike By King Soopers And City Market Workers
• Deputies ID Man Accused Of Stealing Ambulance And Crashing Into Police Vehicles
• Broward To Distribute At-Home Rapid COVID-19 Test Kits Saturday
• Federal Trials Suspended In Northern District of California Because of COVID Spread
• San Mateo Community College Vice Chancellor Pleads No Contest In Corruption Case
• Los Angeles Fire, Police Departments Grappling With COVID Outbreaks
• Fort Worth Police Searching For Missing Woman Kimberly Anderberg, Last Seen Around Christmas
• DFW Hospitals Seeing Record Breaking Number Of Children Being Treated For COVID-19
• Woman Found Dead, Partially Clothed In Security Guard Uniform On Arrow Road
• Norwegian Cruise Line Cancels Voyages On Eight Ships
• Allen Man, Clay Melton Denton, Sentenced To 20 Years In Federal Prison For Child Pornography
• Alleged Drunk Driver Crashes Truck Through Wellington MBTA Station Sidewalk
• San Francisco Police Release Details on Monday Recovery of Stolen French Bulldog
• Book excerpt: "Chasing History: A Kid in the Newsroom" by Carl Bernstein
• Maryland To Open 20 New COVID-19 Testing Sites, Including 10 Next Week, Hogan Says
• Chicago Weather: Wind Chills Below Zero, Wind Chill Advisory For Western Counties
• High Demand Temporarily Pauses LA County's Effort To Send Free COVID Tests By Mail
• Really A Formality As Dallas Cowboys, Eagles Gear Up For Playoffs
• South Adams County Firefighter Seriously Hurt In Hit-And-Run Near Commerce City
• Smoke To Be Visible From Rocky Mountain National Park As Debris Piles Are Set On Fire
• Flu Cases Continue Ramping Up In Minnesota, As Are Flu-Associated Deaths
• COVID: Cal State East Bay To Begin Spring 2022 Semester Under Remote Learning Due To Omicron Surge
• Famed Director, Actor Peter Bogdanovich Dead at 82
• Willie O'Ree Won't Be Able To Attend His Bruins Jersey Retirement Ceremony In Person
• It's National Blood Donor Month, And Colorado Doctor Hopes More People Will 'Give The Gift Of Life'
• LIVE UPDATES: Funeral Services For Fallen Chicago Firefighter MaShawn Plummer
• On First Anniversary Of Capitol Hill Riot, Sen. Ed Markey Says Donald Trump 'Continues To Perpetuate The Big Lie'
• US Customs And Border Protection Officers At Texas-Mexico Border See Increase In Fentanyl, Cocaine Smuggling 
• Fremont Unified School District Distributing More COVID Tests After Poorly-Planned Giveaway
• Bill Belichick Offers A Snow Warning To Patriots Players Ahead Of Friday's Storm
• VIDEO: Wyoming Trooper Jumps To Avoid Out-Of-Control Driver In Snowstorm
• Judge Dismisses GOP Lawsuit Over Exception For Recall Donations
• Here's How The Ravens Can Still Make The Playoffs
• Archdiocesan High Schools, Parochial Elementary Schools In Philadelphia Closed Friday Amid Winter Storm
• Peter Bogdanovich, Director Of 'Last Picture Show' And 'Paper Moon,' Dies At 82
• Peter Bogdanovich, Director Of 'Last Picture Show' And 'Paper Moon,' Dies At 82
• Denver Weather: Storm Overperforms With More Than 6" Of Snow In Some Areas, Frigid Weather Remains
• Ahmarion Shead Arrested After Armed Carjacking In Douglas County, Also Wanted In Adams County
• 'Get Out Alive': Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Recalls Attack On U.S. Capitol One Year Later
• Snow Leads To Dangerous Driving Conditions In Denver And Across Colorado's Front Range
• Sheriff hopes deputies' suicides will be "catalyst for change"
• Maskless passengers seen partying on flight: "It's a slap in the face"
• Reporter Recalls Watching Marshall Fire Devour Her Neighborhood
• DVS Reopening 51 More Exam Stations In January
• YMCA Offers Free COVID Testing At 12 LA Sites
• Reward increased for missing 7-year-old Harmony Montgomery
• Sacramento SPCA's Kennels Full Of Dogs; $30 Adoption Fee Offered For Dogs Over 30 Pounds
• 'Get Off Twitter, Look At The Real Facts': Rep. Stephen Lynch On Those Who Downplay Jan. 6 Capitol Hill Riot
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers Release Antonio Brown
• Flurona Symptoms And Protections
• Baker Appoints Kevin Hayden, Sex Offender Registry Board Chairman, As Interim Suffolk County District Attorney
• Dallas Cowboys' Tyron Smith & Anthony Brown Added To COVID-19 List
• CPS Reports Record Number Of New COVID Cases, Amid Fight With CTU Over Return To In-Person Classes
• 'Dangerous, Brazen Behavior': Charges Filed In Mall Of America Shooting That Injured 2
• Homeowner Recounts Moments When Marshall Fire Approached Homes On Dyer Road In Louisville
• Energy Assistance Program
• Airlines fly empty planes across EU to keep airport slots
• Federal Team Stays At Beaumont After More Than 750 COVID Patients Reported
• Buccaneers Officially Release Antonio Brown
• Minneapolis Nursing Home Closing Due To 'Leaking Roof, Mold And Other Extensive Repairs'
• Ocean County Powerball Ticket Claims $1 Million Payout; 2 Winners To Split $632.6 Million Jackpot
• T.J. Watt Voted Steelers MVP For 3rd Consecutive Year
• Ohio-Based Company To Pay Nearly $250K For Fish Kill In Michigan River
• Former Mets GM Zack Scott Found Not Guilty Of DWI
• Downtown Dallas Shelter Opens, Expects 200 Homeless People Ahead Of Freezing Weather
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Man Shot, Killed In Kensington
• COVID-19 Spike Hitting California Hospitals And Schools Hard
• Mobile COVID Test, Vaccine Clinic Coming To Little Village Thursday
• 'We Have To Take Domestic Terrorism Seriously': Rep. Jim McGovern Shares Takeaways From Jan. 6 Capitol Hill Riot
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Nears 30%
• Deadly Overnight Shooting On Palmetto Expressway
• UMD-St. Cloud State Hockey Series Canceled Due To COVID-19
• Reminder: Mulchfest In NYC Runs Through This Weekend
• Texas Law Enforcement Officials Arrest DWI Suspect Driving With Lit BBQ Pit In Truck Bed
• Reward Increased For Bobby Joe Flores Jr, January's Featured Fugitive From Duncanville
• Boston Archdiocese Extending Mask Mandate For Masses, Weddings And Funerals Until March
• Big Crowd Of GOP Candidates For Pennsylvania Governor Crowd Onto Stage For 1st time
• Doctors See A Rise In COVID Cases Among Preschoolers
• Unpaid Parking Ticket Fines Will Be Deferred, According To Illinois Controller Susana Mendoza
• COVID In Minnesota: Average Positivity Rate Spikes To 14.6%; State Announces Expanded Testing
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• Visitation And Funeral Arrangements Set For Fallen Bradly Officer Marlene Rittmanic
• Chuck Schumer says he'll "never forget" attack on U.S. Capitol
• Most Classes At CMU Will Be Remote For First 2 Weeks
• The top January deals at Best Buy to shop right now
• 1 Of 2 Jackpot-Winning Powerball Tickets Sold In Green Bay, Wisconsin
• Several Vigils Being Held Across Massachusetts To Remember First Anniversary Of January 6 U.S. Capitol Attack
• 'Democracy Prevailed': Minn. Politicians Mark 1 Year Since U.S. Capitol Attack
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny, Two Cool Fronts On The Way
• Police Seek Assistance After Amazon Driver Carjacked In Detroit, 110 Packages Stolen
• Rep. Jake Auchincloss Hopes Jan. 6 Commission Will Create 'Shared Set Of Facts' Regarding Last Year's Capitol Hill Riot
• Cyclist Killed In San Jose Hit-And-Run; Driver Remains At Large
• Bruins' Signing Of Tuukka Rask Is Nice ... But What Does It Fix?
• Bed Bath And Beyond Closing Store In Pittsburgh Region
• MedStar Crews Treating 112% More Potential COVID-19 Patients Each Day Than In November
• Fenway Park Reopens As COVID-19 Vaccination, Booster Clinic
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Investigating After Man Fatally Shot At Sterlingshire Apartments
• Live Updates: President Joe Biden Warns Democracy Is At Risk On January 6 Anniversary
• 4 Men Charged With Murder In Fatal Shooting Of Wayne County Deputy
• 1 Killed After Car Crashes Into Tree In Sacramento
• 'I'm Still Angry': Rep. Lori Trahan Says She's Dismayed By Republican Efforts To Downplay Jan. 6 Attack
• Winter Storm Warning: Snow Emergencies And Parking Bans For January 6-7, 2022
• Steelers Add Diontae Johnson, Kendrick Green To Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Reward Increased To $60,000 For Information Leading To Missing NH Girl Harmony Montgomery
• Drew Lock Focuses On Broncos Game Vs. Chiefs, Not On His Future
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Jump Again In Florida
• Maryland Health Officials Create New COVID-19 Test Site In Aberdeen Hot Zone
• 'Create Narratives That Are Negative' About Trump Supporters, Gov. DeSantis Calls January 6th 'Christmas' For Washington DC, New York Media
• 'Never Imaged It Happening In Washington,' Rep. Seth Moulton On First Anniversary Of Jan. 6 Attack At US Capitol
• Dallas Police Seek Animal Cruelty Suspect Who Shot Dog In Backyard
• Ghislaine Maxwell to seek new trial after juror reveals prior sex abuse
• Treasure hunters sue DOJ for records on FBI's Civil War gold dig
• Gas Prices Move Upward In Texas, State Still Has Lowest Average In U.S.
• Eagles Bringing 'Hotel California' Tour To Wells Fargo Center In March 2022
• At-home COVID-19 tests are in stock on this unlikely site
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Winter Activities
• NYPD: Man Accused Of Forcibly Touching Teen's Buttocks On 6 Train
• Miami Native Antonio Brown Says He Was Forced To Play Injured By Tampa Bay Bucs
• Couple (One-Half From Texas) Celebrates Anniversary At Whataburger Opening In Tennessee
• Penguins New Ownership Expresses Confidence In Team, Future Of The Organization
• After Pandemic Pause, Key West Literary Seminar Returns
• Baltimore County To Halt In-Person Activities At Senior Centers For 19 Days In January
• Passerby Rushed To Alert Residents After Noticing Fire At Midtown Sacramento Home
• Crews Battle Large Warehouse Fire In Superior, Wisconsin
• Uber rider trapped in I-95 shutdown refunded $600 charge
• Biden Warns Democracy Is At Risk On January 6 Anniversary Of U.S. Capitol Riot
• Pa. Lottery: Winning Powerball Ticket Worth $100,000 Sold In Somerset County
• January 6 Timeline: Key Moments From The Attack On The Capitol
• Democratic and Republican voters share a mistrust in the electoral process
• 1 Year Later: Local Members Of Congress Recall Events Of January 6 Capitol Riots
• New Jersey hospitals face staffing shortages, more COVID patients
• Eastern Conference Has Top Rookies
• Sacramento Restaurants Close Voluntarily Over Omicron, Staffing Shortage
• Antonio Brown Is Now Calling Out Alex Guerrero -- And Tom Brady
• Florida Tourism Officials Optimistic Despite Omicron Spread
• Pope Francis criticizes people who have pets instead of kids
• 2022 Grammy Awards Postponed Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Frederick County Readies Roads For Winter Weather
• Kendrick Bourne Learned A Valuable Lesson During Patriots' Blowout Win Over Jaguars
• Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow To Western Michigan
• In Just 8 Minutes, Teen Suffers 1st-Degree Frostbite Outside NHL Winter Classic
• Hornets Rout Pistons
• Kids Winter Sweaters Made With Lead Paint Zippers Recalled
• Eagles' Hotel California 2022 Tour Coming To PPG Paints Arena
• PTL Links: Jan. 6, 2022
• One Of Two Winning Tickets For Powerball $630 Million Jackpot Sold In Sacramento
• 'A Horrific Moment' – Bay Area Rep. Barbara Lee Recalls January 6 Attack On Capitol 1 Year Later
• Couple who waved guns at protesters want their firearms back
• 65-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In His Vehicle In Brainerd
• With North Texas COVID-19 Testing Sites Packed, The Wait In Line And For Test Results Can Be Lengthy
• WR Jayden Reed Returning For 2022
• CBS News poll: Is social media making things easier or harder?
• Can we talk? Most feel Americans get along, but vocal minority more active, divided — CBS News Poll
• Jobless claims rise, but remain below pre-pandemic levels
• Backup Plan: Super Bowl Would Move To AT&T Stadium In Texas In Event Of New Lockdown Or Bad Weather
• Woman Sentenced To Federal Prison In Fentanyl Death Of 13-Month-Old Santa Rosa Infant
• Heat Overcome Jimmy Butler's Absence In 115-109 Win Over Portland
• Celtics Continue To Find The Most Frustrating Ways To Lose Basketball Games
• Dozens Of North Texans Among Those Facing Charges Related To The US Capitol Insurrection
• Oak Park To Celebrate Betty White Day To Honor Legacy Of Late TV Star; 'We Need To Celebrate Betty'
• Pittsburgh Weather: Area's First Snowstorm Expected To Arrive Tonight
• Customer Service Complaints Have Piled Up For Travel Agency GoToGate, And New Customers Have Meant New Complaints
• Massachusetts Lawmaker Files Bill To Make At-Home COVID Tests Exempt From State Sales Tax
• 2 Women Tied Up, Held At Gunpoint During Sherman Oaks Home Invasion
• Antonio Brown claims Bucs tried to make him play through injury
• FBI still hasn't identified pipe bomb suspect a year after Capitol attack
• Garland says "the actions we have taken thus far" on January 6 rioters "will not be our last"
• Meet the police dogs sniffing out COVID-19 at Massachusetts schools
• Japan asks U.S. troops to stay on their bases due to COVID surge
• Italy requiring everyone over 50 to get a COVID vaccine
• CDC recommends COVID-19 vaccine boosters down to age 12
• Whitecaps' Weekend Games Postponed Due To COVID-19
• Australia cancels Novak Djokovic's visa over COVID vaccine policy
• Workers at unionized Starbucks walk off the job over COVID issues
• "Inaccurate" intel leads to massacre of 20 members of family in Iraq
• "IHU" variant "on our radar" but not a threat, WHO says
• 'Sisters, Nieces And Nephews': Loved Ones Heartbroken After 12 Killed In Fairmount Fire
• NYC mayor on COVID, crime and why workers must return to office
• George Floyd's 4-year-old niece shot on New Year's Day
• "I hope your family dies": Lawmakers worry for their safety as violent threats surge
• Suspected Robber Accused Of Targeting Seniors In Washington Heights And The Bronx
• Congressman Jason Crow calls for year of action on riot anniversary
• NYPD: Clarence Little, 45, Arrested After Attempted Robbery, Police-Involved Shooting In Brooklyn
• Quakertown Community Pays Tribute To Eric King, Sons Who Died In Christmas Morning House Fire
• Antonio Brown Shares His Side, Says Buccaneers Forced Him To Play Injured
• College Of St. Benedict, St. John's University Will Require Booster Shots Starting March 1
• Driver says he was mauled by K-9 after missing car payments
• Two Tickets Will Split Powerball Jackpot
• Jimmy Carter says U.S. "teeters on the brink of a widening abyss"
• Putin sends troops to help an ally as Kazakhstan unrest turns deadly
• 2 Tickets Match In $632.6 Million Powerball Drawing, Texas Player Wins $1 Million
• Buffalo Starbucks Workers Walk Off Job In Protest Of COVID-Related Staff Shortage
• CES: Smart beds, disease detectors and other cool tech
• Pittsburgh Area Hardware Stores Prepare For Increased Demand Ahead Of Snow
• Luka, Mavericks Beat Curry, Warriors As Dirk Nowitzki's No. 41 Retired
• 7-Year-Old Boy Found After Bring Abducted By His Mom, Armed With Handgun On Near West Side
• Mayor Eric Adams Unveils 3-Point Plan To Make Sure NYC Hospitals Have Resources To Fight Surging COVID-19 Cases
• How To Prepare, Pack Your Car For All Situations Heading Into Severe Winter Weather
• Chicago Weather: Winds Chills At Or Below Zero
• Health Experts Say N95 Face Masks Offer Best COVID Protection; How To Make Sure They Are Most Effective
• Miami-Dade Mayor Stresses Importance Of Vaccinations, Testing Amid Omicron Surge
• First Lady Jill Biden Among Leaders Reacting To 'Heartbreaking Loss' In Deadly Fire At Philadelphia Housing Authority Apartments
• Maryland Weather: Another Winter Storm Thursday Night
• CDC Advisors Give Go-Ahead For Kids 12 And Older To Get COVID-19 Booster Shot
• Powerball Has 2 Winning Tickets Splitting $632 Million Jackpot
• Fort Lauderdale Man Charged With COVID-19 Relief Fraud, Buying Lamborghini, Rolex, Louis Vuitton With Loan Money
• Man Shot During Attempted Carjacking In Oxford Circle, Police Say
• 2 Local Congressmembers Remember US Capitol Attack One Year Later: 'Ultimately, Jan. 6, Democracy Won'
• Mike Mullen, Former Pittsburgh Deputy Fire Chief, Dies Of COVID-19
• The January 6 Attack - One Year Later
• It Happens Here: Wrentham Recreational Area Keeps Memories Of Lost Ski Hill Alive
• Shootout In Ohio Leaves 2 Dead, 2 Injured
• 'They Were Out For Blood': Group Beats Minneapolis Landlord Attempting To Tow Stolen Cars
• Expert: Now's The Time To Ditch Your Cloth And Surgical Masks For Respirators
• Two Winning Tickets Sold For $632 Million Powerball Jackpot
• COVID: San Francisco Unified Faces Potential Teacher Sickout Amid Omicron Surge
• 'They Are Out There Daily': FBI Assisting Minneapolis Police In Crime Response
• COVID: Russian River Brewing Briefly Closing Due To Omicron Staff Shortage; Pliny The Younger Event Still On
• Mpls. Family Terrorized By Car Thieves Who've Shot Up Their Home Twice: 'Sleep Is Not A Thing Anymore'
• Four People Hospitalized Following Multi-Vehicle Crash In Whitehall
• Penguins Rally For Comeback Victory, Win 9th Straight Game
• One Year Later: Revisiting The Events Of The Jan. 6 Capitol Riots

Videos from January 6, 2022

• French Consulate's Villa San Francisco Gives Artists A Space To Create New Work
• Biden and Congress mark one year since deadly January 6 attack on U.S. Capitol
• Representative Adam Schiff reflects on the Capitol insurrection
• U.S. hospitals facing worst staff shortages due to COVID-19
• Hospitals plagued by COVID-related staff shortages
• Congress remains deeply divided in aftermath of January 6
• The unsung heroes of January 6
• Heavy snow and freezing rain to impact millions
• Democrats push to expand voting rights one year after January 6 insurrection
• Impact of Capitol riot on future of democracy
• Congressional divide intensifies in wake of January 6 attack
• Election sparks mistrust among Michigan lawmakers
• House January 6 committee wants final report by summer
• Nation marks anniversary of deadly attack on U.S. Capitol
• Taste With Tori: Lilly's In Jenkintown
• Washington marks one year since deadly attack on U.S. Capitol
• 1/6: Red and Blue
• Former FBI profiler on how "The Big Lie" about 2020 election poses a national security threat
• Chicago public schools closed in dispute over COVID-19 safety
• The Big Quit | 60 Minutes preview
• Investigation into January 6 attack continues one year later
• CDC endorses COVID-19 booster shots for ages 12 and up as Omicron spreads
• Many Americans say social media makes it harder to distinguish fact from fiction
• Swalwell says "I remember being in disbelief that this could happen in this country" on January 6
• Department of Justice still investigating Capitol Hill rioters one year later
• Biden marks one year since January 6 riot with speech condemning Trump
• President Biden delivers strong rebuke of Donald Trump during January 6 speech
• Bridging America's political divide with "One Small Step" | 60 Minutes preview
• Special Report: Biden addresses nation one year after January 6 attack on U.S. Capitol
• Juror statements after Ghislaine Maxwell conviction put conviction in doubt
• Online community of so-called "Sedition Hunters" work to identify the January 6 rioters
• Conspiracy theories persist one year after January 6 Capitol attack
• Maryland Governor Larry Hogan on future of GOP one year after January 6 Capitol insurrection
• “I hope your family dies”: Lawmakers worry for their safety as threats surge
• WorldView: Russia sending peacekeeping forces to Kazakhstan
• Reflecting on the historical significance of the attack on the Capitol
• Americans on both sides of the political aisle share mistrust in the electoral process
• January 6 riots divided Americans of both parties in different ways
• 1/6: CBSN AM
• COVID hospitalizations spike in New Jersey as staff shortages abound
• Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on January 6 anniversary and investigation