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Articles from February 6, 2022

• Monday's Show Info (2/7/22)
• 'Just Really Appreciate It': Family Searches For Good Samaritan Who Stopped Fire
• Law Enforcement Ramps Up Security Around Inglewood, SoFi Stadium In Preparation For Super Bowl LVI
• Firefighters Battle Office Building Blaze In Century City
• Oakland Freeway Shootings Provoke Impassioned Plea for More Highway Surveillance
• Missing Hiker Found Dead In Sierra County Near Young America Lake
• Hiker Clinging to Coastside Cliff Airlifted to Safety
• Young Man Arrested, Charged With Assault On Officer Following House Fire In Aurora
• AP Source: Texans Expected To Hire Lovie Smith As Head Coach
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cold Temperatures In Store Monday But Warmup To Follow
• Historian Dr. Cornel West Speaks At St. Sabina Church
• LAPD Officers Involved In Two-Vehicle Crash On Van Nuys Boulevard
• Syl Johnson, Chicago Soul And Blues Artist, Dies At 85
• Tax Fraud Trial Of 11th Ward Alderman Patrick Daley Thompson To Begin Monday
• Joel Embiid Scores 40 Points, 76ers Hold Off DeRozan, Bulls
• Super Bowl: LA Based Fans Of Both Bengals And Rams Hyped For Game Day
• New DeflateGate Report Casts Negative Light On NFL For Covering Up Facts, Leaking False Information
• Antetokounmpo Scores 28 As Bucks Pass Clippers, 137-113
• NYPD: Stray Bullet Strikes MTA Bus In East Harlem; No Injuries
• Man Wanted For 3 Armed Robberies At Multiple Philadelphia SEPTA Stations Taken Into Police Custody, Officials Say
• School District Of Philadelphia's Updated Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect On Monday
• Residents In Queens NYCHA Building Sound Off Over Lack Of Hot Water And Pressure
• Small Electrical Fire Causes Concern At Roseville Care Facility, No Injuries
• 14-Year-Old In Extremely Critical Condition After Accidental Shooting In Homestead
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1.1K New Cases Reported Sunday As Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• Carrick Neighbors Frustrated With A Lack Of Snow Removal Days After Storm
• Man In Serious Condition After Shooting In Wicker Park
• Second Chance Creates New Opportunity For Small Businesses And Local Artisans
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Shots Fired In Downtown Towson
• Social Media Post Prompts Baltimore Police To Seize Ghost Gun, Make Arrest
• Mountain Bikers Protest Trail Restrictions at Pleasanton Ridge Park
• Bartlett Firefighters Battle Warehouse Fire For Fourth Day In A Row
• Bay Area Winter Dry Spell Clouds Hopes for Busted Drought
• Man Shot, Killed During Carjacking In South Loop
• 'These Are Dangerous': Walz Scrutinizes No-Knock Warrants After Amir Locke Killing
• Speed, Icy Roads To Blame For Serious Rollover Crash In Medford
• As Mpls. Mayor Takes Heat For No-Knock Ban Claims, City Council Set To Scrutinize Policies
• Oakdale Superintendent Responds To Mask Mandate Protests
• Corsicana Pastors Knew Victims Of Quadruple Murder For Over 20 Years
• Amir Locke Killing: Car Caravan Of Protesters Travels To Home Thought To Belong To MPD Chief
• 'He Was Well-Loved': Wake Held For Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe
• Child Shot In Port Richmond During Argument Between Tow Truck Drivers: Police
• Liddell Shines As No. 16 Ohio State Beats Maryland 82-67
• Doncic Gets Triple-Double Despite Fouls, Mavericks Top Hawks 103-94
• Off-Duty NYPD Officer Released From Hospital, Expected To Make Full Recovery After Harlem Shooting
• 15-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Englewood Shooting
• NYPD: 1 Killed In 2-Car Crash In Crown Heights, Brooklyn
• Police: 2-Car Crash On Palisades Parkway Kills Both Drivers
• 94-Year-Old Woman Killed By Vehicle In Bloomington Walgreens Parking Lot Identified
• No. 17 Maryland Women Show Depth In 80-65 Win Over Nebraska
• NASCAR Scores Win With Successful Race Inside LA Coliseum
• HHS secretary to take more active public role in coming weeks
• LA County Sheriff Encourages Fans To Celebrate Super Bowl Responsibly
• Train Slams Into Car Stuck On The Tracks In Ashland
• Two Dead After Single-Vehicle Crash On 91 Freeway
• Rally Held To Stop Construction Of Proposed Jail In Chinatown
• Girl Injured, Several Arrested After Fight Amongst Teenagers Along SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line In Center City
• Caught On Video: Man Attacks Woman, Steals Purse At Washington Heights Subway Station
• $10,000 Reward Offered For Information In Shooting Death Of 16-Year-Old Ricardo Trujillo Ramirez
• City Of Lakes Loppet More Popular Than Ever In Its 20th Year
• Jaylen Brown, Stellar Defense Lead Celtics Past Magic 116-83
• Tom Hoge Rallies to Win at Pebble Beach for First PGA Tour Title
• Nationwide Walk For Vets Group Makes Stop In Boston
• Colorado Weather: Mild Start To Week With More Melting Ahead Of Mid-Week Cold Front
• DeSoto, Dallas, & Grand Prairie Police Conduct Search For Missing DeSoto Woman Near Mountain Creek Lake
• It's Now Been 44 Years Since The Historic Blizzard Of 1978
• New Policy Proposals Emerge For No-Knock Warrants In Minneapolis
• Amir Locke Protesters Take To Mpls. Streets Sunday Night In Car Caravan
• WATCH: Pittsburg High-Speed Police Chase of Carjacking Suspects Ends in Crash
• 'Lost, Stuck And Stranded': Snowmobilers Rescued From -20 Degree Overnight Temps, Deep Snow
• Murray's 24 Points, 15 Boards Helps Hawkeyes Beat Gophers 71-59
• 3.5 Magnitude Quake Hits Southwest Of Temescal Valley
• Tom Hoge Surges Past Spieth At Pebble For 1st PGA Tour Win
• One Killed, One Wounded In Central-Alameda Gang-Related Shooting Sunday
• Jokic's Triple-Double Powers Nuggets Over Nets; Brooklyn's Losing Streak Grows To 8
• 3.1 Magnitude Quake Rumbles Through The East Bay
• Approximately 2,000 Participate In Surf City Marathon In Huntington Beach Sunday
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Break From The Cold Temperatures And Snow Starts The Week
• LAPD Searching For Missing 83-Year-Old Woman
• Jacob Yi Arrested For Murder After Arlington Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Vandalism In Point Breeze After Suspects Cut Down 3 Trees With Chainsaws
• Past & Present School Board Members Show Support For Ousted Douglas County Superintendent Corey Wise
• LeVar Burton Raises Awareness About Rare Blood Cancers
• LeVar Burton Raises Awareness About Rare Blood Cancers
• Investigating vehicle training deaths in the military
• The residential schools behind Canada's unmarked graves
• Staff shortages, COVID patients pushing hospitals to breaking point
• Pro Bowl 2022: AFC Beats NFC For Fifth Straight Year; Justin Herbert, Maxx Crosby Named Offensive/Defensive MVPs
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Breaks Down What New Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel Brings To The Table
• COVID in the maternity ward
• Billie Joe Armstrong, Green Day Frontman, Asks For Help Finding His Stolen 1962 Chevy II
• Dolphins Hire 49ers Offensive Coordinator Mike McDaniel As Head Coach
• Teenage Boy Shot During Sweet 16 Birthday Party In Philadelphia's Tioga Section, Police Say
• Towns Scores 24 In Wolves 118-105 Win Over Pistons
• Joel Embiid Scores 40 Points, 76ers Hold Off DeRozan, Bulls
• Lake Worth High School Closed Next Week Due To Flooding
• WANTED: Jose De Jesus Montoya Villa Accused Of Deadly Shooting At Aurora Church
• Monroe County Sheriff's Office Arrests Third Member Of Notorious Motorcycle Gang
• House Fire On Jefferson Blvd In West Sacramento, One Rescued
• Fire Damages Home Along Jefferson Blvd. In West Sacramento, 1 Rescued
• AG Bonta: Woodside 'Not Exempt' from Housing Law After Declaring Whole Town a Mountain Lion Sanctuary
• COVID Hospitalizations, Average Weekly Case Rates Down, Though Omicron Death Toll Remains High
• Mt. Lebanon Blue Devils Head Coach Bob Palko Named NFL High School Coach Of The Year
• Abundant Sunshine And Warm Temps Expected In North Texas For The Next Week
• Drugs, Cash, And Guns Found After Standoff In Kiski Township
• South Lake Tahoe Drug Den Raided, Two Arrested
• Lodi Man Involved in Youth Sports Accused of Lewd, Lascivious Acts With Minor
• Missing Woman Found Dead, Harford County Deputies Say
• State Takes Immigrant-Focused Law Firm To Court For Second Time
• Suspected DUI Driver Arrested After Fatal Collision On 10 Freeway In Rosemead
• Skaters Fall Through Ice At Stampede Meadows Reservoir Near Truckee, One Missing
• 18 people rescued from ice floe in Lake Erie
• Lightfoot Says Chicago 'Must Do Better' Finding Missing Black Women And Girls, Whose Cases Are Disproportionately Ignored
• 2 Women Steal Ten Thousand Dollars Worth Of Makeup From Ulta In West Whiteland Township, Police Say
• Coast Guard Authorities: 18 People Stranded On Ice Floe In Lake Erie Rescued
• BSO Searching For Gunman Who Opened Fire At North Lauderdale Sports Bar
• West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Resigns Seat
• Northeast Baltimore Neighborhood Sees Two Homicide Investigations On Saturday
• Family Demands Answers After Daniel Luna Is Left In Medically-Induced Coma After Fight At SoFi Stadium
• Pennsylvania Man Arrested After Chase In Amador County
• First Alert Weather: Mostly Sunny With Freezing Wind Chills Sunday; 'Yellow Alert' Monday Due To Wintry Mix
• 1 Killed In Crash On Colfax Off-Ramp From I-25
• Watch: TJ Watt Forces Fumble, Myles Garrett Scores Touchdown At Pro Bowl
• Police Issue Alert Of Armed Robberies In Englewood
• H Street Bridge Now Officially Officer Tara O'Sullivan Memorial Bridge
• Massachusetts Provides $13M For 300 EV Charging Stations
• Diontae Johnson Soaking In The Atmosphere At The 2022 NFL Pro Bowl
• Barnes Scores 24, Kings Hold On To Beat Thunder 113-103
• 2 Found Dead In Early Morning Scenes In Denver
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on February 6, 2022
• Man, 18, Arrested In Connection With Stabbing During Robbery In Irvine
• Dallas Police Department Finds Missing 16-Year-Old Jason Nguyen
• Young Adults On Social Media Are Increasingly Becoming The Targets Of Hackers
• Three People Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash In Beach Park
• UPDATE: Police Say Missing Watsonville Father, Three Children Found Safe
• Warmer Temperatures Forecast Across the Bay Area Next Week
• Police: Yonkers Bar Worker Shot And Killed Following Dispute, Person Of Interest In Custody
• West Philadelphia Crash Sends 1 To Hospital, Police Say
• Off-Broadway Buzz: 'The Play That Goes Wrong'
• Girl Scouts In Colorado Hit The Streets For Cookie Sales: 'They're Actually Small Business Owners'
• Report: Blocked Intake May Have Led To Hotel Carbon Monoxide Emergency
• San Jose Police Investigating City's 11th Fatal Collision So Far in 2022
• SUV Hits Black Ice On Texas Highway, Teen Volleyball Player Killed
• Transcript: Dr. Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Road Closures Planned for Stockton Fire Captain Memorial
• 50-Year-Old Hit, Killed By Car In South Philadelphia, Police Say
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava
• Howard County Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Columbia
• Philadelphia Weather: Spotty Monday Showers Ahead Of Warmer, Quieter Week
• McMaster "absolutely" agrees with Pence that he couldn't overturn election
• WATCH: Full Interview With Gov. Tim Walz
• Douglas County Students Plan Walk Out While Parents Rally Behind Recall Petition Of Some School Board Members
• What To Watch For In Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf's Budget Proposal
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With State Sen. Joe Gruters
• Inside SoCal: 2/6 Wrap-Up
• Bill Seeks To Tackle High Cost Of Prescription Drugs In Massachusetts
• NASCAR Celebrates Ahead Of Radical Race In LA Coliseum
• Transcript: H.R. McMaster on "Face the Nation"
• Salinas Police Investigate Double Shooting That Left 2 Dead Saturday Night
• 'No Contact' Water Advisory Remains In Effect For Parts Of Miami Beach
• Connellsville Police Arrest Suspect After Fake Explosive Device Left At Residence
• Tyngsboro Man Dies After Crashing Into Tractor-Trailer On Mass. Pike
• 'It's Terrifying': Neighbor Speaks Out After Suspected Serial Killer Officially Charged
• Michigan Matters: Schools Are Going To The Dogs, and For Good Reason!
• Transcript: Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo on "Face the Nation"
• Twin Cities Suburbs Will Try To Enact Local Sales Tax
• Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Asks For Probe Into Party Switch Claims
• Navy SEAL Candidate Dies After Completing 'Hell Week' Training
• She Sent Her Husband To The Store For A Precooked Chicken. He Wound Up Winning $100K
• 'Peace Walk' Held in Honor Of Trayvon Martin On What Would Have Been His Birthday
• City Of Pittsburgh Trash Collection Delayed Until Monday
• Chicago Blues, Soul Legend Syl Johnson Dies at 85
• What To Watch For In Pennsylvania Governor's Budget Proposal
• Rubio says January 6 committee is a "complete partisan scam"
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Honoring Elwin Dickerson's Teaching Legacy During Black History Month
• Witnesses Wanted In Connection With Fatal Shooting Of 32-Year-Old In O.C.
• NH Senate Passes Bill To Require Civics Exam In College
• 2 Teenagers Arrested In Connection With Shooting, Carjacking Near Del Amo Fashion Center
• Musician, actress (and now star) Alana Haim on "Licorice Pizza" and playing music with family
• 'Fanatic' Fan Can Get Paid Thousands To Watch And Analyze Super Bowl LVI
• Forget standing desks: Bed desks are the way to work
• Church Services Press On After Fire Rips Through 98-Year-Old Church In Watts
• Super Bowl 56 Legacy Program Shines Spotlight On 56 Champion Organizations
• Keller @ Large: Gubernatorial Candidate Sonia Chang-Diaz Calls For More Urgency On Beacon Hill
• The cool power of Peggy Lee
• Uncovering The History Of Seneca Village In New York City
• Uncovering the history of Seneca Village in New York City
• Put on hold: An Italian town without cell phone service
• UPDATE: Family of 49ers Fan Daniel Luna Seeks Justice, Answers In SoFi Stadium Attack
• 2 Killed By Suspected DUI Driver In Colton Are Identified
• Concord Man Sentenced to 66 Months in Prison After Admitting to Bank Fraud
• Lanes Reopen On 10 Freeway After 1 Person Is Shot In Claremont
• A Block Island treasure hunt
• Chicago Officers Rescue Injured Dog On City's West Side
• Almanac: The day Elizabeth became queen
• What's the right way to think about the left-handed?
• Joe Rogan Issues Public Apology Over Prior Use Of N-Word
• CBS3 Pet Project: Knowing When Your Pet Needs An Emergency Vet
• Chicago Public League Girls' Basketball Semifinals Resume Sunday
• Transcript: Senator Marco Rubio on "Face the Nation"
• Windshields Smashed By Flying Snow, Ice In New Hampshire
• 1 Dead, Another Critically Injured After 2 Car Crash On Dallas Highway
• Richmond Teachers Approve COVID-19 Agreement With School District
• Dr. Cornel West To Speak At Saint Sabina Church As Part Of Their Annual African American Speaker Series
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 2/6 Sunday Morning Update
• 5 Dead, 3 Injured In Corsicana Quadruple Murder-Suicide
• Candlelight Vigil Taking Place At Highland Park To Celebrate The Life Of Peter Spencer
• Police: Teen Shot When Party Gets 'Out Of Hand' At St. Paul Business
• Flames Damage McKeesport Public Works Department Building
• The Book Report: Recommendations from Washington Post critic Ron Charles (February 6)
• Man Arrested In Alleged Kidnapping Of Worker At Colorado Ranch Owned By Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Book excerpt: "Putting the Rabbit In the Hat" by Brian Cox
• Book excerpt: "Olga Dies Dreaming" by Xochitl Gonzalez
• Book excerpt: "I Will Die In a Foreign Land" by Kalani Pickhart
• Book excerpt: "To Paradise" by Hanya Yanagihara
• 10 Hurt In Bronx Apartment Fire, 100 Firefighters Respond
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warmer Temps Above Freezing During The Week
• Teen Killed Outside Oliver Citywide Academy Last Month Has Been Laid To Rest
• Pittsburgh Weather: Icy Spots And Refreezing Still Pose A Risk
• Former Dodger Adrian Gonzalez Retires From Baseball
• Year Of The Tiger Honored At Navy Pier
• Lung Transplant Patient Welcomed Home With Car Parade In Zion
• CBS 2's Brad Edwards And Irika Sargent Attend Equality Illinois Institute's 2022 Gala

Videos from February 6, 2022

• Biden meets German chancellor amid Ukraine-Russia tensions
• U.S., South Korea and Japan to discuss North Korea following missile tests
• Queen Elizabeth celebrates 70 years on the throne
• The dark legacy of Canada's residential schools, where thousands of children died
• Legends: Del Harris
• "It's just too much loss": Hospitals pushed to the brink by staff shortages and COVID
• "Top-down incompetence": Investigating military vehicle training deaths
• 2/6/2022: Death in Training, Breaking Point, Canada's Unmarked Graves
• Local Los Angeles students selected to perform at Super Bowl LVI
• A look at what it takes to compete in the 300-mile Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon
• U.S. nabs its first two medals of the 2022 Olympics
• Daily COVID-19 deaths up nearly 30% in the last two weeks as new cases decline
• Ukrainian civilians get training from Georgian paramilitary members
• U.S. fears Russia could invade Ukraine at any time
• The pandemic's effect on hospital maternity wards
• Next week, 60 Minutes raises a glass
• Resistance against talking about race and Critical Race Theory persists
• CDC to update guidelines for immunocompromised Americans
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 2/6/2022
• Full video: Listening to America on kids and vaccines
• McMaster "absolutely" agrees with Pence that he couldn't overturn election
• Listening to America: Parents discuss vaccinating their children
• Gottlieb says U.S. "a good part of the way" through Omicron surge
• Olympians face strict COVID-19 rules in Beijing as China steps up surveillance
• Face The Nation: Gottlieb, McMaster, Parents on vaccinating their children
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Honoring Elwin Dickerson's Teaching Legacy During Black History Month
• Top Treasury official says U.S. sanctions would target Putin, Russian economy
• Ukraine braces for possible Russian invasion
• Full interview: Senator Marco Rubio on "Face the Nation"
• Rubio says January 6 committee is a "complete partisan scam"
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," February 6
• 2/6: Rubio, Tyab, McMaster
• Nature: Iguanas
• It's time for work – go to bed!
• Peggy Lee and her cool power
• Seneca Village: The historic settlement that disappeared
• A town in Tuscany without cell phones
• Honoring America's WWII "Ghost Army"
• Molly Lewis, the whistler
• Hunting treasures on Block Island
• Almanac: The day Elizabeth became queen
• The Book Report: New fiction and nonfiction
• Lawyer pushes for Biden to grant clemency to Native American activist Leonard Peltier