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Articles from January 23, 2022

• Local Schools Forced To Adapt As Omicron Surge Continues
• Monday's Show Info (1/24/22)
• Film Fans Tell New Castro Theatre Managers To Keep It Reel
• Female Employee Beaten During Friday Evening Robbery of Santa Rosa Pharmacy
• Health Experts, Parents, Teachers Call for Lifting Mask Mandates Post-Omicron
• Niners Faithful Return From Green Bay With Cherished Memories of Epic Win
• 'My Heart Just Sank;' MADD Volunteers Remember Fallen Officer's Dedication At DUI Checkpoint
• Community Gathers To Help Clean Vandalism Off Longmont Church
• 'He Was Our Provider': Young Colorado Father Mourned After COVID Battle
• Colorado Doctor Encouraging Prospective Parents To Get Vaccinated Following Study
• Northglenn Police Officer Injured After Suspect Reportedly Flees In Truck
• Venice Fight Results In One Dead, One Injured, One Arrested
• Hurley: Even In Defeat, Tom Brady Just Delivers
• Boston City Workers Given Additional Week To Show Proof Of COVID Vaccination
• Duncanville Basketball Star Anthony Black Stays Positive Despite Ongoing Legal Battle Over Eligibility
• NYPD: Wounded Officer Wilbert Mora Transferred To NYU Langone Medical Center, Still In Critical Condition
• Johns Hopkins Hosts COVID-19 Vaccination Virtual Course
• Nets Lose Shootout In Minneapolis, Fall To 2-2 Since Durant Injury
• NYPD Officer Jason Rivera's Wake To Be Held Thursday At St. Patrick's Cathedral
• Volunteers Help Afghan Refugees With Food And Supplies
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisories In Effect; Snow Arrives For Monday Morning Commute
• Major Injury DUI Crash In Sonora, Man Arrested For Vehicular Manslaughter
• Jesper Bratt Scores Twice, But Devils Fall To Kings
• Mother Of Cheltenham Township Single-Car Crash Victim Speaks Out After Incident Left 1 Person Dead, 4 Others Injured: 'It's Horrible'
• Jordan Poole Scores 20 Points, Warriors Hold Off Jazz 94-92
• No Arrests, Victim Remains In Critical Condition Following South Shore Plaza Shooting
• Cooling Tower Malfunction Caused Fire At Center City High-Rise, Source Says
• 'It's A Great Concern For Us' Ukrainians In North Texas Worried About Possible Russian Invasion.
• 'You Are Not Alone': Domestic Violence Interventionists Highlight Resources After Women Murdered In St. Paul
• Humanitarian Group Creating Homes, 'Sense Of Relief' For Afghan Refugees Heading To Minnesota
• Snow, Black Ice Cause Multi-Vehicle Pile Up On Interstate 90
• Man Shot By Police In Burlington Hospitalized With Life-Threatening Injuries
• Shoplifter Shoots St. Paul Liquor Store Worker Twice, Police Say
• Opening Statements Start Monday In Federal Trial Of Ex-Officers Involved In George Floyd's Death
• Edwards, Russell Team Up To Lead Wolves Past Nets, 136-125
• 'Hockey Party': Hundreds Compete In Pond Hockey Tournament's Opening Weekend Finale
• Report: Steelers Request To Interview Giants Defensive Coordinator Patrick Graham
• LAPD Arrests Two Suspects Responsible For Shooting In Watts
• Colorado Fire Prompts Evacuations In Monterey County, 35% Contained
• UPDATE: Crews Make Progress in Big Sur Firefight; Containment at 35 Percent
• Lindsey Noel Set To Become First Woman Magician From Philadelphia To Appear On 'Penn & Teller: Fool Us'
• Chiefs Rally Past Buffalo 42-36 In OT In Wild Playoff Game
• Multi-Vehicle Crash In Irwindale Closes Multiple Lanes On 605 Freeway
• Barrett Scores 28 As Knicks Outlast Clippers, End 3-Game Slide
• Pittsburgh Weather: 1-2 Inches Of Snow Expected Across Western Pennsylvania On Monday
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Crystal Cruises' Crystal Symphony Over Unpaid Fuel Debts
• Grundstrom Lifts Kings To 3-2 Win Over Devils
• Coloradans Attend Anti-Vaccine Mandate Rally At Colorado State Capitol
• Police: Man In 'Serious' Condition After Hit-And-Run Crash In Munhall
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Fort Worth Shooting On Sycamore School Road
• Brookline Police Providing Extra Presence At Temples After 'Suspicious Activity'
• COVID-19 Testing Site Set To Open In Beverly Hills Sunday Evening
• Vikings Interview 49ers' DeMeco Ryans After Win Vs. Packers
• Embiid's Double-Double Helps 76ers Hold Off Spurs, 115-109
• Big Sur Residents Told to Boil Water Due to Possible Wildfire Damage to Utility
• 47-Year-Old NH Man Killed After Truck Hits Tree Off I-293
• Philadelphia Police: Suspect Arrested After Double Shooting Inside Frankford Neighborhood Market
• Lakers' Comeback Falls Short in 113-107 Loss To Heat
• LA County Firefighters Knockdown Gas Station Fire On Sunday
• Family, Friends Hold Vigil For Woman Killed In North Philadelphia Hit-And-Run
• What To Do If You Get An Apple AirTag Alert
• Sheriff's Deputies Searching For At Risk, Missing Teen
• Gay's 30-Yard FG Lifts Rams Over Brady, Buccaneers 30-27
• Mount St. Mary's Defeats Central Connecticut 65-50
• One Person Killed In Koreatown Car Crash
• Last-second field goal sends Rams to NFC Championship game
• Blind Man Who Rescued 5 After Oklahoma City Bombing Dies
• Firefighters Find Body In Chatsworth RV Fire
• Wizards Get Dominated At Home By The Celtics
• Colorado Study: Additional Post-Symptom Exercise Cut Concussed Athletes' Risk Of Further Injury
• Child Injured After Driver Crashes Into Home In McKeesport
• Tri-State Area Police Departments Travel To Harlem In Tribute To Fallen NYPD Officer Jason Rivera
• Harlem Faith Leaders Call For Community Healing After Police Officer Killed
• Mayor Eric Adams To 'Flood' Subway System With Police, Mental Health Professionals In Attempt To Stop Violence
• Pittsburgh Public Schools: Oliver Citywide Academy To Take 'Trauma-Informed Approach' Following Deadly Shooting Outside School
• Gay's 30-yard FG Lifts Rams Over Brady, Buccaneers 30-27
• One Injured In Panorama City Fire
• Family Of Fallen Elk Grove Officer Ty Lenehan Issues Statement
• Jayson Tatum Scores 51 In Celtics' 116-87 Rout Of Wizards
• La Salle Coach Raises Awareness For Daughter With Leukemia
• Attempted Homicide Near Franklin Blvd Saturday Night
• Sundance Film Festival 2022 highlights: Part 2
• PG&E Still Restoring Power to Over 2,000 Customers in East Bay
• Two People Injured In Hampden Shooting On Sunday
• Authorities Searching For Missing Palmdale Man Last Seen On Halloween
• Mesquite To Hold Prayer Vigil For Murdered Teen 'Left For Dead On The Street'
• Strained By Staffing Deficiencies, Dallas Animal Services To Temporarily Close On Thursdays
• Mural Honoring Gloria & Emilio Estefan Unveiled In Little Havana
• Archambault Lifts Coyotes Over Tommies 90-79
• Barrett Scores 28 As Knicks Beat Clippers 110-102
• Penguins Rally To Beat Jets 3-2 In A Shootout
• San Francisco Bay Area Tops Average Gas Price Per Gallon in the U.S.
• Car Drives Off Embankment Near Garden Highway
• WATCH: Hershey Bears Fans Toss World-Record 52,341 Stuffed Animals On Ice
• Illinois State Departments, Driver Service Facilities Reopen Monday Weeks After COVID Surge
• Police Issue Multiple Alerts Involving Robberies, Burglaries, Carjackings Across The City
• Deadly Hit-And Run Marks Sixth Pedestrian Fatality in San Jose in 3 Weeks
• Ovechkin Scores 2, Capitals Rally To Beat Senators 3-2
• Driver Fatally Shoots Houston-Area Deputy Before Fleeing
• Bloodied Tom Brady Hit With First Unsportsmanlike Conduct Penalty Of Career In Bucs-Rams Playoff Game
• Concord Man Killed in I-80 Motorcycle Crash in Vallejo
• New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern cancels wedding amid new COVID-19 restrictions
• No. 12 Maryland Women Roll In Frese's Return To Bench
• Doctors Working To Get Out Word On How Americans Can Protect Themselves Against Diabetes
• Unseld Out Of Protocols, Set To Return As Wizards Coach
• Florida Gets $4 Billion Bump in Estimated Tax Dollars
• 2 Dead In Dallas After Apparent Murder-Suicide
• 3 Sentenced To Prison In Murder Of Woman, Wounding Of Her Sister
• Permits To Soon Be Required For Backcountry Camping In Rocky Mountain National Park
• West Virginia Man Who Organized Network Of Shoplifters To Steal Thousands Of Dollars In Merchandise Sentenced
• Dallas County Sheriff's Department Investigating Fatal Pedestrian Accident On I-30
• Philadelphia Weather: Fast Storm System To Bring Snow To Parts Of Delaware Valley Sunday Evening
• 21-Year-Old Critically Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting: Police
• Weapons, Kidnapping, And Vandalism In Stockton Saturday Night
• Thousands In La Verne Remain Without Power Following Powerful Wind Storm
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on January 23, 2022
• LA County Sees Drop In COVID-19 Hospitalizations, But Transmission Rate Remains High
• Keller @ Large: Candidate For Governor Danielle Allen Says Mass. Needs 'Exit Ramp' For Use Of Masks
• Miami Beach PD Investigating After Antisemitic Flyer Found In Several Neighborhoods
• Suspect Arrested In Connection With Long Beach Bar Shooting
• Joey Fabus Memorial Classic Raises Money And Awareness For Cancer Research
• 33-Year-Old Dead After Shooting Inside Hunting Park Store, Police Say
• Maryland Weather: Snow Could Impact Parts Of The State Sunday Night Into Monday Morning
• Crews On The Scene Of Vehicle Fire Along I-376 West
• San Francisco Firefighters Rescue Dog From Cliff at Fort Funston
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest Man Suspected of Arson After Allegedly Starting Motorcycle Fire
• Mark Cuban Launches Online Pharmacy Offering Generic Drugs At Affordable Prices
• Boulder County Moves Marshall Fire Assistance Online; FEMA Remains In Person
• Victim In Deadly Avalon Shooting Identified
• Man, 18, Killed In Shooting In Santa Ana; Probe Underway
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 3K New Cases Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations and Positivity Rate Continues To Decline
• 'Big Heart, Big God, Captain America': Fallen Elk Grove Police Officer Ty Lenehan's Church Tribute
• Pittsburgh Firefighters Battle Baltimore In Charity Hockey Game For Fallen Firefighter's Family
• Rochester Manor And Villa Dealing With Heating Issues Amid Cold Temperatures
• Inside SoCal: 1/23 Wrap-Up
• Hurley: Aaron Rodgers' Playoff Loss Means NFL MVP Curse (Likely) Lives On For Another Year
• Commissioner Joe Carollo Speaks Out After Former Police Chief Art Acevedo Files Lawsuit Against City
• Transcript: Representative Michael McCaul on "Face the Nation"
• National Western Stock Show President Sees Success In First Year Back After COVID
• The Rapid Emergence Of Tom Brady Retirement Story Is A Bit Bizarre
• Former Attorney General William Barr Has Spoken To January 6 Committee, Chairman Says
• Transcript: Representative Bennie Thompson on "Face the Nation"
• Don Wilson, Guitarist With the Ventures, Dies at 88
• South Florida Medical Expert Says Omicron Surge Has Finally Hit Its Peak
• Blinken warns of "massive consequences" for Russia over Ukraine invasion
• LA County Animal Services Launches Campaign To Find Big Dogs Forever Homes
• Transcript: Secretary of State Antony Blinken on "Face the Nation," January 23, 2022
• John Jones Pleads Guilty In Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed Bridget O'Keefe Dunn
• Woman Discovers $3 Million Lottery Prize In Her Spam Folder
• Michigan Matters: Where are the Female CEOs in Michigan?
• Bundle Up: South Florida Is Getting A Cold Blast
• Journalist Terence Smith on his encounter with Sirhan Sirhan's father
• Aaron Rodgers Enters Uncertain Offseason After Dashed Postseason Hopes
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With US Rep. Val Demings
• Wellfleet Police Investigating Fatal Crash
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Eden's Farm Raising Awareness For Victims Of Human Trafficking
• The answered prayers of Christine Baranski
• Expecting A Tax Refund This Year? Expert Offers Advice To Avoid Major Delays
• Wild Fan Celebration Erupts Following San Francisco 49ers Last-Second Playoff Win
• Architectural Digest: A century of style
• Officials Warn Waves, Rip Currents Expected to Be Dangerous Through Monday
• Livermore Police Arrest Man Suspected in Sexual Assaults on Women Joggers
• James Hong: An actor's guide to longevity
• Instagram Rolls Out New Feature Allowing Certain Influencers To Charge For Content
• All 100 Lab Monkeys Accounted For After Several Escaped Crash
• Baltic Nations to Send Missiles to Ukraine with U.S. Support
• The billion-dollar question: Can you be TOO rich?
• Black Restaurant Week Kicks Off Sunday In Long Beach
• Sierra at Tahoe Continues Caldor Fire Repairs With Arrival of Chair-Lift Cable
• All 100 Lab Monkeys Accounted For After Several Escape Pennsylvania Crash
• Suspects Break in Through Sliding Doors in Trio of Pacifica Burglaries
• It's A Seller's Market: SoCal's Housing Market Hit Record-High Last Month
• Police: 36-Year-Old Missing, Endangered Woman Robin Bohannon Found Safe
• Woman in Stockton Briefly Kidnapped Before Being Released
• Saturday's Powerful Winds Wreak Havoc In Claremont, Across Foothill Areas
• People In Zelienople See 'Light Pillars' In The Night Sky
• Reports: Tom Brady 'Non-Committal' On Future, 'Possible' He Retires After Season
• Upcoming Report From Northwestern Medicine Gives Clues About How Long COVID-19 Symptoms Can Linger
• CBS3 Pet Project: Keeping An Eye Out For Lost Dog Scams
• Minneapolis Woman Uses Her Apparel Line To Bring Black Girls On College Tours
• 2 Men Seriously Injured After Shooting In Roseland
• No. 14 Michigan State Ends No. 8 Wisconsin's 7-Game Streak
• Sophie's Squad
• Jimmy Garoppolo's 49ers Shock Aaron Rodgers' Packers To Earn Spot In NFC Title Game
• 2 Sent To Hospital After Truck Crashes Into Home, Philadelphia Police Say
• Police: Woman Killed After Being Struck By Car, Man Shot In The Head
• Pittsburgh Weather: 1-3 Inches Of Snow Expected As Winter Weather Advisory Takes Effect
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/23 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Marcus Foligno's Goal Sends Wild To 4-3 OT Win Against Blackhawks
• UPDATE: Wind-Whipped Wildfire Near Big Sur Forces Evacuations; 'Some Pretty Surreal Fire Behavior'
• Kreider's Hat Trick Powers Rangers To Win Over Coyotes

Videos from January 23, 2022

• Legendary Moments: Kobe's 81-point Game
• CBS News Streaming Network launches from new studio with new programming
• Full video: "Listening to America" focus group on COVID and the economy
• 2022 tax season kicks off Monday as IRS begins accepting returns
• Omicron surge complicates struggles with inflation and supply chain disruptions
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 1/23/2022
• Listening to America: Americans weigh in on COVID-19 and the economy
• Gottlieb doesn't expect COVID-19 vaccine for kids under 5 before late March
• Face The Nation: McCaul, Gottlieb, Americans weigh in on COVID-19
• McCaul urges Biden to impose sanctions on Russia before possible Ukraine invasion
• Former Attorney General William Barr has spoken to January 6 committee, chairman says
• Blinken warns of "massive consequences" for Russia if Putin invades Ukraine
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," January 23
• 1/23: Blinken, Thompson, McCaul
• Nature: British Virgin Islands
• Terence Smith on meeting Sirhan Sirhan's father
• The Smithsonian looks toward the "Futures"
• The rich life for Christine Baranski
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Eden’s Farm
• American youth to the rescue
• Architectural Digest: Celebrating home design
• Actor James Hong: At 92. still going strong
• Taking the plunge
• Why would Putin invade Ukraine again?
• The top 1%: Should wealth have its limits?