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• Sunday's Show Info (2/20/22)
• Authorities Discover Body On 60 Freeway Off-Ramp Saturday
• WATCH: Fireball Streaks Across Colorado Friday Evening
• Henrique, Deslauriers Power Ducks Past Canucks, 7-4
• Shooting Kills 1 In Stockton, 6th Homicide In 8 Days
• Homicide Investigation Underway After A Man Is Killed In Van Nuys Stabbing
• Police: Turlock Shooting Suspect Targeted 1, Shot 6 Bystanders After Bar Fight
• Almond Blossom Cruise - Visit Modesto
• Worry In Ukrainian Village Over Possible Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Big Warmup Coming Sunday
• Clark, Singleton Lead No. 13 UCLA Past Washington 76-50
• Chicago Police Searching For Suspects In Englewood Dollar Store Robberies
• South Chicago Crash Leaves 5 Hospitalized
• 500 Pound Bear "Hank The Tank" Breaks Into Another Lake Tahoe Home
• Missing Dog Reunited With Family After Being Missing For 12 Years
• Norwalk Family Left Reeling After Grandfather Killed In Deputy-Involved Shooting
• CSDR Girls Basketball Team Wraps Up Banner Season
• Actress Lindsey Pearlman Found Dead After Going Missing
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/20 Sunday morning forecast
• Rideshare Drivers On High Alert After Death Of Christi Spicuzza
• Doughty, Kempe Score Twice In Kings' 5-3 Victory At Arizona
• Bird flu detected in small backyard flock in Suffolk County
• Richard Chavez Of Oak Park Charged In Murder Of Charisma Ehresman
• Maryland Weather: Get Ready For A Chilly But Sunny Sunday
• Last Afghan refugees leave NJ base after chaotic evacuation
• Snow Squalls Briefly Bring Whiteout Conditions Across Massachusetts Saturday
• 1 Person Dead Following Police-Involved Shooting In Northeast Baltimore Saturday
• MN Considers Bill To Track Stolen Vehicles, But Some Cite Privacy Concerns
• Parents Outraged After Former Primos Elementary School Principal Accused Of Sexual Assaulting Student
• Feds Charge Oakland Man With Drug Dealing In San Francisco's Tenderloin
• Time-Lapse Video Captures Snow Squall In Boston
• Northfield Police Seek Missing 22-Year-Old
• Pastrnak Scores In OT, Bruins Beat Senators 3-2
• Helicopter Crashes Near Miami Beach Swimmers, 2 Transported To Hospital In Stable Condition
• Timberwolves' Karl-Anthony Towns Wins All-Star 3-Point Contest
• Chicago Alderman Aims To Crack Down On Crime By Introducing More Stringent Liquor License Requirements
• Divers Recover Body From Promontory Point
• Did Kat West's online life play a role in her mysterious death?
• Man's Body Found In Burned-Out Vehicle In St. Louis County
• Madlock Scores 18 To Lead SC State Past UMES 70-63
• Pennsylvania's State Supreme Court Eyes How To Pick House Districts Map
• Wake, funeral arrangements announced for fallen FDNY firefighter Jesse Gerhard
• Concerns growing among New York's Ukrainian community over tension with Russia
• Heinz Made Up Famous Number 57
• Foster Carries Howard Past Morgan St. 68-66
• Long Island-Brooklyn beats Mount St. Mary's 66-61
• 23rd Annual Black College Expo Held at LA Convention Center
• Timberlake Carries Towson Over College Of Charleston 80-77
• Dallas Police Make Arrest In 38 Year Old Capital Murder Cold Case
• Loewe, Battle Help Minnesota Cruise Past Northwestern, 77-60
• Scheierman Leads South Dakota State Past St. Thomas, 79-60
• Tiger Woods Expects To Compete On PGA TOUR In 2022
• Fire Continues To Be The Big Story This Weekend, But Rain & Ice Are On The Horizon
• Haverford Township School District To Make Masks Optional For Students On Feb. 28
• Woman Charged With DWI After Alleged Hit-And-Run On Route 42 In Camden, Officials Say
• Firefighters Rescue Woman Who Fell Down 10-Foot Shaft At Echo Park Construction Site
• ACCT Philly Waiving Some Dog Adoption Fees Due To Overcrowding
• 'It Makes It Feel Safer': Bikers Support MassDOT's Pilot Program Widening Bike Lanes On Mass. Avenue Bridge
• Triple Shooting In Philadelphia's Wissinoming Section Sends 3 Men To Hospital, Police Say
• Residents Take Advantage Of Free Self-Defense Seminar At Premier Martial Arts As Violence Rises In Philadelphia
• Elana Meyers Taylor becomes most decorated Black athlete in Winter Olympics history
• Paterson mayor says Hinchliffe Stadium renovations should be complete by end of year
• Friends & Family Help Make A North Texas World War II Veteran's Dreams Come True For 101st Birthday
• Authorities Investigating Long Beach Shooting That Left One Man Wounded
• 7 People Shot Outside Turlock Bar Saturday Morning, 6 Hospitalized
• Seven People Shot Saturday Morning In Turlock
• 1 Dead After Driver Of Car Hits Train In Washington County
• Biker Rides To Raise Awareness Of Hong Kong Protests, Even After Losing Spleen In Crash
• Sports Clinic Helps Kids Learn About CIAA Basketball Tournament
• Gas Prices In LA County Reach Record High For 14th Time
• Coloradans Show Solidarity With Ukrainians: 'They Just Want Freedom'
• Semi Truck Rolls Off I-94 Near St. Croix River
• Carjacking And Arrest In Stockton Friday Afternoon
• Eric Weddle Takes Career Into Coaching; Joins Rancho Bernardo High Football Team
• Deloney Scores 20 To Carry Vermont Past UMBC 86-59
• Gates Scores 24 To Carry Holy Cross Over Navy 55-50
• Protesters gather outside Bridgewater Police Headquarters in support of Z'Kye Husain, Black teen in controversial mall brawl video
• CBS SF Talks to Progressive Rock Keyboard Giant Rick Wakeman
• Harvey Police Officer Marcus Patterson Gets Accolades For Taking Down Gun-Toting Teen Suspect, But Refraining From Pulling Trigger
• Police Investigate Reported Shooting At Waukegan Walmart
• Lakers Star LeBron James Not Ruling Out Return To Cavaliers
• 3 Shootings End With 1 Death, 3 Hospitalizations In Denver Early Saturday Morning
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murder Of His Former Girlfriend
• Three Arrested In Stockton For Weapons Charges
• 2 injured after helicopter crashes into ocean in Miami Beach
• Willingboro Township Police Arrest 2 Suspects In Connection To Deadly Shooting Of 19-Year-Old Adam Janson
• California Marks Somber 80th Anniversary Of The Japanese-American Internment
• St. Cloud Airport To Implement Paid Parking System In March
• Denver PrideFest Returns To Civic Center Park In 2022
• Central Coast Fisherman Survives Harrowing 5-Hour Swim After Falling Off Boat
• Suspected Thief Parks Stolen Car At Home Of 2 Retired Officers
• FDLE Investigates Death Of Dade Correctional Institution Inmate; 10 Officers On Administrative Leave
• One Dead Following Fatal Crash On 710 Freeway In Bell
• 'Stand With Ukraine': Minnesota's Ukrainian Community Unites Amidst Overseas Conflict
• First 'Dog Days' Event Brings Four-Legged Friends To Fort Worth's Botanical Garden
• Man Dies After Fiery Car Crash In North Philadelphia: Police
• Fire Crews Respond To Crashed Plane At Placerville Airport
• Boston Public Library Holds 'Fill The Library With Love' Rally After Disruptive Protests
• Passenger Dies After Vehicle Plows Into Parked Car In Pasadena
• 3 Injured After Head-On Crash In Pittsburgh
• Haltom City Police Offer Safety Tips After Online Jean Sale Ends In Shooting
• Court Judge Mark Thompson Back On Bench After Pleading Guilty To Weapons Charge
• Maine Lawmakers Say China Has Failed To Live Up To Trade-Deal Promise To Buy More Lobster
• Philadelphia Police: Shooting In Kensington Leaves Man Dead
• K9 Inox Awarded For Bravery Despite Of Being Attacked In Fort Collins
• Daunte Wright's Family, Activists Decry Kim Potter's Sentence As 'Injustice'
• Some Kingsessing Residents Still Without Heat, Running Water Week After Water Main Break
• Penguins Sign Defenseman Chad Ruhwedel To Contract Extension
• Canadian police clear area outside Parliament after 3 weeks of protests
• Several Arrests Reported At Vehicle Takeover In Beverly Hills
• Biden Climate-Change Spending May Help Watsonville Levee Project
• Mother, boyfriend arrested after 5-year-old ingested meth
• Steelers hire Brian Flores weeks after he sued the NFL for racial discrimination
• Art Gallery Features Dozens Of Casa Bonita-Inspired Pieces
• Sochan And Shorthanded No. 7 Baylor Get Past TCU 72-62
• Mass General Hospital To Pay $14.6M To Settle Lawsuit Over Overlapping Surgeries
• Chicago Police Seek Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck 3-Year-Old In Stroller
• Man Shot 3 Times In Feltonville, Philadelphia Police Say
• Mother Charged With Hitting 3-Year-Old Son
• Man Wanted By Police For Strangulation Arrested In Washington County
• TD Garden To Lift Proof Of COVID Vaccination Requirement On Monday
• Teen Arrested In Death Of Woman Found Inside Vehicle At Pompano Beach Canal
• Peterson Lifts Stars To 1-0 Win In SO Against Blackhawks, Benn Fined $5K For Unsportsmanlike Conduct
• Aurora Police Searching for 3 Men Suspected Of Stealing Merchandise From Macy's At Fox Valley Mall
• Apartment Fire In Frankford Leaves 1 Person Injured
• Police: Odessa Officer Fatally Shoots Gunman At Business
• NFL Hires Former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch In Brian Flores' Race Discrimination Lawsuit
• Fire At Oakdale High School, Portable Classroom Burns
• Charges: Maple Lake Man Hit Dog To 'Show Him Who Was Boss'
• Former Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores Hired By Pittsburgh Steelers
• 4 People Shot, Injured In Separate Minneapolis Incidents Overnight
• U.S. completes relocation of Afghan evacuees from military sites
• Long Line Of Customers For Grand Opening Of Levain Bakery On Newbury Street
• First Alert Forecast: Snow squall warnings expire across Tri-State Area
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," February 20, 2022
• Oak Park Man Charged In Murder Of Missing Forest View Woman
• Police: 4-year-old child punched by stranger in Times Square
• Snow squall warnings expire for several states in the Northeast
• Man Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash on Freeway In North Hills
• Delegates Travel To Camp Amache On 80th Anniversary Of Establishment
• Brian Flores Hired By Pittsburgh Steelers
• Police: 3 Arrested After Business Looted In Minneapolis
• Missing Actress Lindsey Pearlman Found Dead
• Dabbling In Crypto? You Must Tell IRS About These Transactions
• Cygnus cargo ship heads for space station
• Police Investigating Attempted Burglary In Kiski Township
• Miami Apartment Fire Displaces Resident
• Activists Angered At Potter's Sentence Demonstrate At Judge's Home
• San Mateo County Employees Ratify New Work Contract
• One man's quest to restore the orca population in the Pacific Northwest
• What's the status of self-driving cars?
• US Coast Guard Repatriates 29 Cubans Found At Sea
• US Officials Lift Import Ban On Mexican Grown Avocados
• Innocent Bystander Killed In Norwalk Deputy-Involved Shooting Identified; Suspect Arrested After Standoff
• Ohio Republican Party Endorses GOP Incumbent Mike DeWine
• Firefighters Douse Blaze At Two-Story Condo Building In Echo Park
• Man In Wheelchair Dies After Being Hit By Car In Worcester
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Several Juveniles For Disturbance At Towson Town Center
• Swin Cash Named Finalist For Basketball Hall Of Fame Class Of 2022
• Woman Accused Of Luring Food Delivery Teen Back To Her Miami Beach Apartment For Sex
• 12 missing after ferry catches fire off the coast of Greece
• `Dune,' `House of Gucci' Among Films Up For Makeup/Hairstyling Awards
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces Plan To Improve Train Service Between Harrisburg And Pittsburgh
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• Fatal Shooting Investigated In Little Havana
• Ukraine's president urges sanctions against Russia before possible invasion, not after
• 'Life's Work' Holds Prom Night For Adults With Disabilities In Pittsburgh
• Weather Whiplash: 30-Degree Temperature Swing On Monday
• Aurora Police Corral 3 Wandering Horses
• Parkway East 'Bathtub' Reopens To Traffic
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Continue To Decline
• Snow Flurries Briefly Cover Some Pittsburgh Neighborhoods This Morning
• Modeling agent who was close to Jeffrey Epstein found dead in French jail
• Officials: Florida Panther Struck And Killed By Vehicle
• Miami Weather: Few Showers Usher Minor Cold Front This Weekend
• Low Interest Loans Available To Help Victims Of Apartment Fire In Penn Hills
• Florida Appeals Court Sides With Investors In Collapsed Cryptocurrency
• Brentwood Elementary School Mom Accused Of Bringing Gun To School, Making Threats
• FDNY: 5 hurt, more than 100 firefighters respond to Brooklyn house fire
• NYPD: Man stabbed during attempted robbery at Queens subway station
• Vehicle Crashes Into IDOT Truck On Stevenson Expressway
• North Central College To Host 34th Annual Gospel Extravaganza
• Bear known as "Hank the Tank" breaks into another Lake Tahoe home
• Inter Miami CF Introduces Tribute-To-Fans Primary Jersey For Upcoming MLS Season
• Two Arrested For DUI, 54 Cited During Pomona Checkpoint
• UPDATE: Oakland School Board Votes to Proceed With Planned Campus Closures
• Harris warns of "unprecedented" sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine
• 50th Year Of THON Underway At Penn State
• 1 Dead, 4 Injured In Rollover Crash On I-94
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Feb. 19, 2022
• Tensions Rise In Ukraine As Russia Threatens Invasion
• IUP Seeking To Slash Tuition For In-State Undergraduate Students By Nearly 20%
• Massachusetts Received 385 Reports Of Hate Crimes In 2020, Up Slightly From 2019
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Dumpling
• Russian-backed separatist leaders declare full military mobilization
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Squall Warning Issued, 1-3 Inches Expected Across Region
• Man Shot, Wounded While Driving In Irving Park
• Man Shot, Killed Inside Vehicle In East Chatham
• Hey Ray! Why Does Snow Sparkle?
• 'A Slap In The Face': Activists, Angered Over Potter Sentence, Demonstrate At Judge's Home
• River Levels Rise After Heavy Rainfall, Impacting Travel On And Along Pittsburgh's Three Rivers
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another Cold And Sunny Day Before A Big Warm Up
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested In Highway 29 Shooting, Napa Carjacking
• Video Surfaces Of Father, Son Being Attacked In Oakland's Chinatown
• Daunte Wright's Family Reacts To Kim Potter's Sentence: 'The Justice System Murdered Him All Over Again'
• Cherry Returns To Position Atop Spoonbridge In Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
• Kim Potter Sentenced To 16 Months In Prison, 8 Months Supervised Release For Killing Daunte Wright
• Daunte Wright's Sister Among Those Detained At Courthouse Following Kim Potter Sentencing

Videos from February 19, 2022

• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 2/19 Nightly Weather at 11PM
• Police helicopter crashes in water off Newport Beach, California
• Bird flu detected in non-commercial flock on Long Island
• Trouble new signs suggest Russian invasion of Ukraine is imminent
• Final Afghan refugees leave NJ base for resettlement
• 4-year-old randomly punched in Times Square, suspect arrested
• First Alert Weather: Swift snow squall moves through Tri-State Area
• Searching for Maya Millete
• Wake, funeral arrangements announced for fallen FDNY firefighter Jesse Gerhard
• Local tension over possible Russian invasion in Ukraine
• Police: 4-year-old child punched by stranger in Times Square
• The Mysterious Death of Kat West
• U.S. finishes in fourth place at Beijing Olympics
• Pittsburgh Steelers hire Brian Flores
• Health care workers see rise in physical, verbal assaults from COVID patients
• Japanese-American survivors commemorate internment
• Biden administration warns of Russian cyber attacks on U.S. infrastructure
• Ukrainian President Zelensky urges allies to act swiftly in deterring Putin’s invasion
• New renderings of Hinchliffe Stadium plans in Paterson
• Sharp spike in violence reported in eastern Ukraine
• Protesters gather outside Bridgewater Police Headquarters to support Black teen seen in controversia
• Dozens arrested in Canada protests
• Helicopter crashes near swimmers in Miami Beach
• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 2/19 Evening Weather at 6PM
• What we can do to curb rising sea levels in the U.S.
• U.S. relocates all Afghan evacuees from military sites
• Sen. Gillibrand & community officials launch EquityPAC, discuss cannabis legalization
• U.S. relocates remaining Afghan evacuees
• Ukraine's president calls for sanctions against Russia before an attack
• Americans venturing out amid declining COVID rates
• Ukraine's president wants to meet with Putin to resolve conflict
• Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says Ukraine is not signaling abandonment of NATO plans
• New York Hall of Science in Queens officially reopening
• Shop Local Saturday: Kingsland Manor
• Shop Local Saturday: Pretty Handy Makerspace and Gift Shop
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 2/19 Saturday update at 11 a.m.
• Shop Local Saturday: Studio Bliss & Art on the Avenue
• Shop Local Saturday: Underground Skate Shop
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 2/19 Saturday Morning Update
• FDNY: 5 Hurt, More Than 100 Firefighters Respond To Brooklyn House Fire
• Man stabbed during attempted robbery at Queens subway station
• Jason Mott's unlikely journey to becoming a best-selling author
• A man's quest to stop the decline of orcas
• 80th anniversary of the signing of Executive Order 9066 marked by survivors
• 20,000 pieces of African American history to go up for auction
• The state of self-driving cars
• Kim Potter sentenced to 2 years for killing Daunte Wright
• As COVID restrictions ease, health officials urge caution
• Munich Security Conference held amid Russia-Ukraine tensions
• Biden convinced Putin has decided to invade Ukraine
• Hey Ray! Sparkle Snow