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Articles from January 9, 2022

• Golden Globe Awards Carry On, Without Stars Or A Telecast
• Monday's Show Info (1/10/22)
• COVID: Bay Area Businesses Stung by Staff Shortages, Customer Falloff
• LA County Sets New Record With 45,584 Positive COVID-19 Cases
• LAUSD Postpones All Athletic Competitions Until January 14
• Whoooaaa: Arapahoe County Sheriff Deputy Wrangles Runaway Horse
• Klay Thompson Scores 17 Points as Warriors Beat Cavaliers 96-82
• Vikings Beat Bears 31-17; Futures Uncertain For Nagy, Zimmer
• Chargers Fumble Their Way Out Of Playoffs, Fall To Raiders In Overtime 35-32
• Turlock Man Shot to Death in Brentwood Sunday During Family Dispute
• Morant's Dazzling Block Lifts Grizzlies To 9th Straight Win
• Farmington Boy To Miss Hockey Season To Battle Leukemia Again
• Sun Valley Fire Tears Through Single-Story Home
• Garoppolo Steers 49ers Past Rams in OT Thriller, Clinching Playoff Berth
• Baltimore County Students Will Begin The Week With Virtual Learning
• Food Delivery Driver Targeted In Armed Carjacking In Humboldt Park
• Heaters, Tents Help Those Waiting In Long Lines For COVID Tests In Jamaica Plain
• Muslim Community, Elected Leaders Rallying In Support Of Bronx Apartment Building Fire Victims
• Officer Keona Holley's First Public Viewing Was Held Sunday
• Carlson's OT Field Goal Sends Raiders Into Postseason
• Parents Struggling To Keep Kids From Cabin Fever Amid COVID And Extreme Cold
• Doncic Has Triple-Double, Mavericks Beat Bulls 113-99
• Trevor Zegras Leads Ducks Past Red Wings 4-3 In Shootout
• 'Very Out Of Character': Friends Of Missing Minneapolis Woman Jessica Marshik Canvas Neighborhood
• Dwayne Hickman, Actor Known For 'Dobie Gillis', CBS Executive, Has Died At 87
• St. Paul Police Investigating First Homicide Of 2022
• Golden Globes go on without guests, telecast or host
• Ventura County Firefighters Engaged In Simi Valley Second Alarm House Fire
• Fordham Heights Apartment Fire One Of The Most Deadly In Bronx In Last 30-Plus Years
• Photos: On The Scene At Deadly Fire At Bronx Apartment Building
• FDNY: Faulty Electric Heater Caused Fire In Bronx Apartment Building That Killed 19, Including 9 Children
• Deadly Bronx Fire Survivor: 'OK, We're Going To Die'; Red Cross On Hand Assisting Displaced Tenants
• Fishermen Rescued After Ice Shelf Separates From Shore In Green Bay
• Tom Brady's Age 44 Season Was Insane, And Everyone Better Admire It
• Bundle Up Baltimore: Coldest Air Of The Season Arrives
• Dozens Of Baltimore City Schools Making Temporary Transition To Virtual Learning
• Actor-Comedian Bob Saget, Star of 'Full House,' Dead at 65
• Expanded Covid Test Sites Open For Free Testing On Monday
• COVID In MN: MDH Director Jan Malcolm Says Omicron Wave Will Bring 'Highest Numbers Yet'
• Santa Barbara Firefighter Dies After Skiing Accident
• Camden County Woman Dead After Reported Home Invasion, Prosecutors Say
• Aurora Warming Center Open Through Tuesday
• Woman Rescued From Fire That Destroyed Building In Keene, NH
• Tailgating Vikings Fans Battle Cold Before Season Finale
• Towns' Season-High 40 Points Leads Wolves Past Rockets
• Chicago Weather: Cold Temperatures Continue
• 'I Will Never Have Another Friend Like Him': John Stamos, Whoopi Goldberg React To Death Of Comedian Bob Saget
• Report: Yankees Promote Rachel Balkovec To Manager At Low A Tampa, First Woman To Lead MLB-Affiliated Club
• Customers Visit Restaurants Not Only For Food But For Free COVID Tests
• Kuzma's 22 Boards Lift Wizards Over Magic 102-100
• Police Officers Shoot, Kill Man Armed With Knife In Rialto
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Ducks Pick McTavish Traded From Peterborough To Hamilton
• Christian Barmore Suffers Leg Injury, But Early X-Ray Results Present Promising Picture
• Study Launched to Determine Risk of Blood Donated by Sexually Active Gay Men
• Jets Put Up Franchise-Low 53 Total Yards In Season-Ending Loss To Bills
• Arlington Police Investigate Deadly Shooting Outside Of Bar
• Bob Saget, Comedian And "Full House" Star, Has Died At 65
• North Texas School Districts Making Changes As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Comedian, Actor Bob Saget Dead At 65
• Ups And Downs: Patriots Suffer Brutal Loss To Dolphins To Close Out Regular Season
• Man Arrested After Body Found In Shed Behind Knoxville Home
• Mac Jones Embarrassed With How He Played Against Dolphins In Week 18
• Warriors Star Klay Thompson Returns After 2 1/2 Years On The Sidelines
• Rams Fall To 49ers, 27-24 In OT; San Francisco Clinches Playoff Spot
• One Child Rushed To Children's Hospital After Good Samaritans Pull Three From Pond
• 22-Year-Old Man Killed In Baltimore County Shooting
• Bob Saget, Comedian And 'Full House' Star, Has Died At 65 (CBS News)
• Colorado Weather: A Warm-Up And A Chance For Snow For Week Ahead
• Actor And Comedian Bob Saget Dead At Age 65
• 26-Year-Old Allen Man Charged With Murder, Evading Arrest
• After More Than Four Decades, Pamela's Diner In Squirrel Hill Says Goodbye
• Comedian Bob Saget Dies At 65
• With 49ers Win, Cowboys Officially Take No. 3 Seed
• 'The Faces Of COVID' Exhibit Honors Victims Who Died Of Coronavirus
• Prosecutors: Damari Perry, 6, Was Being 'Punished' When He Died; Mother, 2 Siblings Charged In His Death
• Love, loss, and life; the StoryCorps session Jason Reynolds never forgot
• Bridging America's political divide with conversations
• Why more Americans are quitting their jobs than ever before
• Inside the mind of an NFL kicker
• 'They Don't Fix Anything:' Residents Of Aliquippa Apartment Complex Unable To Reach Management
• Justin Jefferson Lands 17 Yards Short Of Vikings Receiving Record
• Patriots Can't Overcome Slow Start, Lose To Dolphins In Regular Season Finale
• Sheriff's Deputies Investigating Homicide In Gardena
• Another Dark Night In Stockton; Carjacking, Shooting, Stabbing, And Robbery
• POLL: Will The Patriots Win Their First Playoff Game?
• Coffey Lifts Clippers To 106-93 Win Over Hawks
• State & FEMA Leaders Offer More Advice For Marshall Fire Victims As They Move Forward
• One Injured, One Dead In Head-On Collision On Highway 108
• Two Wounded In Long Beach Drive-By Shooting
• Firefighters Extinguish Converted Pool House Fire In Pico-Robertson Area
• Two Injured, One Dead In Traffic Collision In Newman
• Vikings Beat Bears 31-17; Zimmer's Future Uncertain
• 62-Year-Old Stabbed In The Back Of The Neck In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Folsom Prison Inmate Found Dead In Cell
• Prosecutors Say Child Was Being Punished, Leading To The Death Of 6-Year-Old Damari Perry Who Was Reported Missing Last Week; 3 Family Members Charged
• 'We Want Leadership': Broncos Management Draws Out Plan For Head Coach Search
• Three-Alarm Apartment Fire Burns Near Downtown Stockton
• To Celebrate Steelers' Victory, Primanti Brothers Offering Free Sandwiches To All Chrises And Boswells
• Terrapins Beat Gophers 87-73
• 'We're In A Crisis Right Now As An Industry': Staffing Shortage Caused Holiday Crisis At Denver Nursing Home
• Code Blue Declared Ahead Of Cold Temperatures At The Start Of The Week
• Giants Go Down Meekly To Washington In What Might Be Dave Gettleman's Final Game As GM
• Wounded Warriors Interact With Florida Keys Dolphins As Therapy
• Rhamondre Stevenson Returns From Head Injury, Isaiah Wynn Suffers Ankle Injury Vs. Dolphins
• Colts Eliminated From Playoffs After Embarrassing Loss To Jaguars
• Bibby Scores 23 To Lead No. 10 Maryland Past Minnesota 87-73
• Patriots Burned By Unnecessary Roughness Penalty On Brandon Bolden, Despite No Contact With Dolphins Punter
• Steelers On The Verge Of Playoff Berth With Overtime Victory Over Ravens
• Plainfield School District 202 Cancels Monday Classes Due To COVID Spike Causing Shortage Of Bus Drivers
• Wrong-Way Driver Killed After Slamming Into Tractor-Trailer On Route 24 In Berkley
• Fire At Somerton Auto Shop Under Investigation, Philadelphia Fire Says
• Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle Breaks NFL Rookie Receptions Record
• Ravens' Agonizing Season Ends With Another Close Defeat
• Hertl Gets Hat Trick In Sharks' Overtime Win Over Flyers
• Exclusive VIDEO: Sisters Hide In Bedroom During Terrifying San Francisco Home Invasion Robbery
• 19 Die Including 9 Children In Horrific NYC Apartment Fire
• CBS3 Pet Project: How Should You Pick Up Your Cat?
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Suspect In New Year's Eve Triple Homicide
• Keller @ Large: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Defends COVID Vaccine Mandate For City Workers
• Detectives Investigate Fatal Shooting In Baltimore County
• Jerod Mayo Reportedly A Name To Watch For Broncos Head Coaching Job
• Thomas' Bucket In Final Seconds Of OT Lift Nets Over Spurs
• Prescott Throws 5 TD Passes For 51-26 Win Against The Eagles To Keep No. 2 Seed Hopes Alive
• 19 Dead, Including 9 Children, After Space Heater Sparks 'Horrific' New York City Fire
• Police ID 27-Year-Old Killed In Coral Springs Shooting
• Antonio Brown's Lawyer Insists Buccaneers 'Are In The Wrong' For Releasing Wide Receiver
• Police Believe 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Arlington Crash May Not Have Been Wearing Seatbelts
• Dog Lost During Caldor Fire Evacuation Located In Snowy Sierra
• Several Killed, Including Children, In New York Apartment Fire
• Sunday Morning Weather Update
• Nurse Practitioner Becomes 2nd Person Acquitted In 2017 Nursing Home Death
• N'Keal Harry Active For Patriots In Regular-Season Finale
• Coast Guard Announces Safety Rules After Deadly Boat Fire
• Student Petition in Oakland Threatens Walkout if District Does Not Improve COVID Protections
• Joe Judge's Giants Run Unbelievably Sad Play In Week 18
• 19 People, Including 9 Children, Killed In NYC Apartment Fire
• Safety Concerns Prompts I-70 Closure Heading West Over Vail Pass
• 5 Hoosiers Score Double Digits As Gophers Lose To Indiana, 73-60
• Emmy Award-Winning TV Director Dick Carson Dies At 92
• Republican Kendall Qualls Joins Race For Minnesota Governor
• 'This Violence Stops Here': Denver Metro Area Community Honors Shooting Spree Victims
• T.J. Watt Makes History, Ties Sack Record With Michael Strahan
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on January 9, 2022
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 17K Cases & 52 Deaths Reported Sunday
• Democratic Politicians Protest Pittsburgh Being Considered For 2024 Republican National Convention
• People Desperate For COVID Tests Are Turning To Resellers Online
• Judge Says Man Convicted Of Killing Dru Sjodin Can't Use Intellectual Disability As Factor
• Steelers RB Najee Harris Sustains Injury To His Elbow During First Quarter
• Sonoma Sheriff's Office Investigating Discovery Of Dead Body
• Republican Sen. Ron Johnson Will Run For Reelection In Wisconsin
• Transcript: David Becker on "Face the Nation"
• NYC Mayor Eric Adams stresses need to keep schools open amid Omicron
• Mayor Adams Stresses Need To Keep Schools Open As Omicron Spreads
• 'Flurona': Surging Cases Of COVID & Flu Could Lead To Twindemic
• 'Tree Of Lights' Holiday Display At Point State Park Being Retired After More Than 30 Years
• Transcript: Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: New York Mayor Eric Adams on "Face the Nation"
• Worcester Renames Street In Honor Of Fallen Police Officer Manny Familia
• Nonessential Procedures On Pause At 40 New York Hospitals After Single-Day COVID Record
• Woman's Body Found In Shed Behind Knoxville Home
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Police: Suspect Steals Game Console From WVU Campus Building
• Duclair's OT Goal Lifts Panthers Past Hurricanes
• Let's Go Jets? Patriots Hope For Help From Unlikely Source In Quest For AFC East Title
• Michigan Matters: Biden, Trump & the Political Road Across Michigan
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Freezing Rain Continues Into Sunday Afternoon, Watch For Black Ice!
• Tip Leads To Arrests Of Suspected Santa Rosa Gang Members; Weapons Seized
• Heat Ride Hot Shooting To 123-100 Win Over The Suns
• Facing South Florida: Stuck In A Snowstorm
• Fangio Out As Broncos Head Coach Following 5th Straight Losing Season
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Charlie Crist
• Mastriano Announces Candidacy For Pennsylvania Governor
• 8-Year-Old Boy Survives Fall From 7th Floor Window In North Miami
• Cancer-Stricken Mom Takes Out Times Square Billboard To Help Her Daughter Find Love
• Walmart To Temporarily Close Miami Store For COVID Cleaning
• Vikings Planning To Move On From Head Coach Mike Zimmer (CBS Sports)
• Fridley Public Schools Moving To Distance Learning Monday
• From 2013: The Sidney Poitier interview
• FIU's Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Aileen Marty Finds Rise In COVID Cases Alarming
• 'We Are So Happy': Minneapolis Couple Shares Dating App Success Story
• Memorializing John F. Kennedy in bronze
• KD Sunday Spotlight: 21-Year-Old Organ Donor One Of Many Who Has Saved Lives
• Carl Bernstein on chasing history
• Mayor Adams Allows Bill Granting Voting Rights To Noncitizen Residents Of New York City To Become Law
• The TikTok route to comedy fame
• Marty Walsh, Maura Healey Have Deep Campaign Accounts For Potential Run For Governor
• Former ICU Nurse Sees Big Difference In Switching Careers Following Start Of The Pandemic
• Police Issues Alert Of Recent Armed Robberies In West Rogers Park
• Local Officials Issue Plea For Another Round Of COVID Aid For Struggling Restaurants
• Man In His 50s Shot, Killed In Azusa; Probe Underway
• Judge Awards Nearly $1M To Families Of 4 Fisherman Killed When 'Emmy Rose' Sank Off Provincetown
• Report: Steelers GM Kevin Colbert Will Leave Organization After 2022 Draft
• Commercial Vehicles Restricted From New Jersey Highways Due To Expected Ice
• Travel Woes Continue At LAX With Delayed, Canceled Flights
• Man In Critical Condition Following Shooting In Logan Square
• Suspect Wanted For Attempted Murder Evades Capture After Wild Pursuit In SoCal
• Saturday Shooting Death Marks Minneapolis' 1st Homicide Of 2022
• Man Arrested After Stealing Vehicle, Kidnapping In Belmont Cragin
• Body Of Missing Tahoe Skier Found Near Sierra Residential Neighborhood
• Rangers Dominate 3rd Period, Finish Off Ducks 4-1
• San Francisco Residents Asked To Limit 911 Calls To Severe Medical Emergencies
• Chicago Weather: Falling Temps With Highs In The Teens By Evening
• With Upcoming Game, Stats Predict That Steelers Only Have 7% Chance Of Making It To Playoffs
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/9 Sunday Morning Forecast
• 61-Year-Old Asian Man Brutally Beaten In East Harlem Dies From Injuries Months Later
• Blackhawks Snaps Losing Streak With Victory Over Golden Knights
• Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Discuses Justice Reform & Plan To Stop Prosecuting Certain Crimes At National Action Network
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wet And Windy Sunday
• Woman Rushed To Hospital After Hit-And-Run In Homewood South
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 18 Predictions
• What To Watch For When Patriots Visit Dolphins In Week 18
• Dozens Of Crashes Reported On Icy Massachusetts Roads

Videos from January 9, 2022

• Bob Saget, beloved comedian and "Full House" star, has died at 65
• Legends: Jodie Meeks
• New oral history project records conversations between people with opposing political views
• Why are Americans choosing to quit their jobs in record numbers?
• Retailers dealing with unprecedented number of returns
• U.S. and Russia continue talks as fears of an invasion of Ukraine remain
• Worldwide COVID cases rise 71% in one week
• Omicron's rapid spread causes COVID test and staff shortages
• 19 dead, including 9 children, in Bronx building fire
• U.S. and Russia to engage in diplomatic talks over Ukraine
• An NFL kicker's unique ball and shoes
• New York officials say Bronx fire that killed 19 was started by space heater
• 19 dead, including 9 children, in NYC fire
• Love, loss, and life: the StoryCorps session Jason Reynolds never forgot
• NASA finishes unfolding James Webb Space Telescope
• Humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan expected to worsen in 2022
• States battle COVID-19 as Omicron variant spreads across U.S.
• Elections expert David Becker denounces "efforts to sow confusion and chaos"
• Georgia secretary of state backs nationwide ban on "ballot harvesting"
• China prepares to host Winter Olympics as world passes COVID milestone
• New York Mayor Eric Adams stresses need to keep schools open as Omicron spreads
• Face The Nation: Adams, Becker, Raffensperger
• Ukrainian troops brace for possible Russian invasion
• Gottlieb says Omicron wave is set to hit Midwest next
• Americans scramble for COVID tests as Omicron spreads
• Pelosi says "there's an agreement to be reached" with Manchin on Build Back Better
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," January 9
• 1/9: Pelosi, Adams, Raffensperger
• Nature: Wood ducks
• Milepost: Goodbye to the Blackberry
• Sweet spots
• Sidney Poitier: The 2013 "Sunday Morning" interview
• A wild card foretelling hope for America's future
• Casting JFK in bronze
• Carl Bernstein: "Chasing History"
• How will history judge former President Trump?
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Organ Donors Changing Lives