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Articles from March 6, 2022

• UPDATE: Body of Missing USF College Student Found in Crashed Tesla
• Monday's Show Info (3/7/22)
• Garden Grove Man Arrested After Stabbing Roommate, Leaving Him In Critical Condition
• UC Davis Professor Promoting Art Instead Of Weapons Fighting Crisis In Ukraine
• Fall Scores For LAFC In 1-1 Tie With Timbers
• Hitchhiker Struck By Vehicle, Killed On SR 241 Sunday
• KPIX Special Report: San Francisco Tenderloin – A State of Emergency
• Multiple Lanes Of Northbound 110 Freeway Closed After Wrong Way Driver Causes Multi-Vehicle Collision
• 'My Goal Is To Save Lives First': Locals Make Tremendous Humanitarian Efforts; Change Way Of Life To Support Ukraine
• Shooting In Carmichael, Two Injured
• Gas Prices Soar 10 Cents A Gallon In San Francisco In A Single Day
• Boy Severely Injured, Teen Girl Hurt Playing With Fireworks in Brentwood
• Huge Advances In Therapy And Treatment In Colorado 2 Years After First COVID Case
• Knicks Dominate Clippers 116-93 To Snap 7-Game Skid
• Bensenville volunteers collect donated medical supplies to be shipped to Ukraine
• Painful prices at the pump as the war in Ukraine continues
• Flyers win, extend regular-season home streak vs Blackhawks
• Motorcycle Crash Kills One In Calaveras County
• Overtime Goal Puts Ducks Over Sharks 3-2
• Grocery Story Workers Protest For Improved Stores, Fair Contracts
• Man Wounded in San Jose Shooting Sunday Afternoon
• 'Only Safe Ice Is At The Rink': Duxbury Firefighters Rescue Dog Named Tuukka That Plunged Into Frigid Water
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing 86-Year-Old Monrovia Man
• Body Of Missing USF College Student Found In Crashed Tesla
• No. 20 Illinois beats No. 24 Iowa for share of Big Ten title
• Spike In Gas Prices Making It Harder For Delivery And Rideshare Services
• 'It's Worse Than You See': Minnesotan Desperate To Rescue Elderly Parents From Ukraine
• Rakell's Overtime Goal Puts Ducks Over Sharks, 3-2
• Shasta County Fire Is 85% Contained
• Talking Points: 'Bigorexia' Affecting Teen Boys And Adult Men
• Hadley Businessman Arrives In Poland To Help Ukrainian Refugees
• Beached Whale Rescued In Malibu Euthanized After Hitting Rocks In Low Tide
• MLB Reacts Angrily To Locked-Out Players, Season Still Off
• Kreider powers Rangers to win over Jets
• 'Improvised Explosive Device' Found At Softball Field In Ceres
• Surging Gas Prices Hurting Transportation Economy
• Richard Saghian, Fashion Nova CEO, Confirms Purchase Of Bel Air Mega-Mansion, 'The One'
• 50 Firefighters Extinguished A House Fire That Injured 3 People In Frederick County
• "War is madness, please stop": Pope Francis calls for peace in Ukraine
• 'The Lost Daughter' Takes Home Top Honors At 2022 Film Independent Spirit Awards; Other Winners Named
• Ukraine Supporters Rally in San Francisco But Disagree About NATO's Role
• NYPD investigating following police-involved shooting in Bronx
• Robertson's 2nd Straight Hat Trick Lifts Stars Over Wild 6-3
• Shooting In Philadelphia's Logan Section Leaves Man Critically Injured, Police Say
• Royse City Police Investigating After Suspects Exchange Gunfire On I-30 While Driving
• Organizers of S.F. School Board Recall Look for Replacement Candidates
• High Gas Prices Hurting Local Businesses Reliant On Delivery
• Conservative think tank's exclusive gathering will include Biden official — but not Trump
• 'It's A Totally Different Landscape:' UPMC Researcher Shows Cautious Optimism Over COVID-19 Pandemic
• State Senator From San Francisco Pushes Repeal of Discriminatory State Housing Law
• Local Volunteers, Protestors Raise $20K In Continued Support For Ukraine Sunday
• Man In Critical Condition After Denton House Fire
• Latest Colorado Snow Totals As Of 8 P.M. On Sunday Evening
• Woman Charged With Drunk Driving After Man Is Hit By Car In Dracut
• Minneapolis Boy, 9, Home Safe After Reportedly Kidnapped By Mother
• Izzo Passes Knight As Michigan State Holds Off Maryland
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Declare Snow Emergencies
• Florida Woman To Be Charged For Carrying Gun Through Pittsburgh International Airport Checkpoint
• Local Ukrainians Rally To End War With Russia In Philly; Travel To The White House To Call For No-Fly Zone
• Navy Defeats Boston U. In OT In Patriot League Semifinal
• Marginal Risk Of Strong To Severe Storms Later Tonight As Cold Front Moves In
• Philadelphia Pastry Chefs Host Bake Sale To Support People Of Ukraine
• Gov. Walz Declares 'Ukrainian Solidarity Day' In Minnesota
• Former Pitt Women's Volleyball And Basketball Player Monica Wignot Dies In Car Accident
• Dallas Police Searching For Critical Missing Person Stanley Blanton
• Russia limiting communications at nuclear facility, watchdog says
• 1 Adult And 2 Children Taken To Hospital Following Carbon Monoxide Incident On Sunday
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot 14 Times, Killed In East Germantown
• Maryland National Guard Soldiers Help Revive A Man In Cardiac Arrest
• Russian Assaults Block Evacuations Of Ukrainian Civilians For Second Time
• Andrew Cuomo's appearance at Black church in Brooklyn sets off speculation about motives
• Boston Prayer Service, Rally For Ukraine Draws Hundreds: 'We Are Made For Love'
• Gay pride groups again shut out of marching in Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Jewish Family And Community Services Pittsburgh Ready To Help Ukraine Refugees If Needed
• Approximately 50 Cars Involved In Crashes On Icy I-25 In Denver Area
• With Colorado Car Theft Rate Rising Rapidly, Groups Using 'Ethical Hacking' Techniques Try To Lure Victims
• New Website From University Of Denver Supports Holocaust Education In Colorado Schools
• Mask mandate in NYC schools, vaccine mandate in most public places set to be lifted Monday
• Baltimoreans Ask For Peace In Ukraine
• Rescuers Hoist Mountain Bike Rider Out Of Remote Area In Brentwood
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Becomes More Steady Sunday Night Into Monday
• Baltimore Sees Record-Tying Warm Weather
• USC Swim Coach Jeremy Kipps Resigns Amidst Abuse Allegations
• I-70 Back Open In Eastern Colorado After Multiple Crashes, Whiteout Conditions Cause Closure
• Police Search For 10 Who Robbed Roseville Jewelry Store
• Ground Stop In Effect At DFW Airport For Arriving Flights
• Legally blind Jacob Smith shredding expectations in freeride skiing
• Ukrainians escaping war and joining the fight share their stories
• Cautious optimism about the state of the coronavirus pandemic
• CDC explains how you should approach the next phase of the pandemic
• Refugees by rail: Ukrainians flee war at home
• Porzingis Set To Start In Wizards Debut Against Pacers
• Philadelphia's West Oak Lane Neighborhood Is Fed Up With Gun Violence After Triple Homicide: 'I'm Disgusted'
• Between 150 To 200 Haitian Migrants On Ship That Ran Aground In Key Largo
• One Arrested In Stockton For Battery On An Officer And Trespassing
• Group Protests Outside Miami Seaquarium Calling For Its Closure
• Twin Cities Residents Dig Out, And Pump Out, After 1-2 Punch Of Rain & Snow
• High School Student Killed, 2 Injured After Car Runs Off 5 Freeway In Downey
• Armed Felon Arrested After Nine Hour Standoff with Authorities In Downtown LA
• Helicopter Chase Ends In Arrest In Riverside
• Baltimore's Department Of Public Works Launches New Recycling Campaign
• Russian Attacks Halt Plans To Evacuate Ukrainian Civilians
• Young Man Gunned Down Outside Hayward Liquor Store
• Loyola beats Drake, returns to NCAA Tournament
• UC Berkeley Declines Neighborhood Group's Offer To Admit 1,000 More Students
• State Seeks Suggestions To Replace Names Of 28 Colorado Features Currently Named 'Squaw'
• Aurora Woman Who Was 'Kingpin' Of Drug Running Operation Sentenced To Prison
• Study Finds A Glass Of Beer Or Wine A Day Could Be Shrinking Your Brain
• Pregnant Woman, Baby Die After Migrants Abandoned In Truck In Mexico
• 'Unprecedented Amounts Of Children With Anxiety': Younger Generation Stressed While Living With COVID
• Brave Tutu-Wearing Coloradans Take Part In Polar Plunge At Pueblo Reservoir
• Jayson Tatum's 54 Leads Celtics Past Durant, Irving, Nets 126-120
• Suspect In Custody After Fatal West Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Skijoring In Downtown Leadville Thrills Visitors
• Denver Weather: Cold And Snowy Sunday Will Set Stage For A Slick Morning Drive Monday
• Athanasiou, Petersen Team Up In Kings' 3-0 Win Over Sabres
• Students Begin Returning To West Virginia Schools For The Deaf And The Blind Following Fire
• CBS3 Pet Project: Young Boy Starts Nonprofit To Provide Ballistic Vests To Police Dogs
• Hamilton, Devils top Blues in overtime
• People's Convoy Truckers Make Protest Pit Stop In Hagerstown
• Tatum scores 54 points, Celtics outlast Nets
• Texas Children's Hospital Stops Therapies After Gender-Confirming Care Order
• 7 dead, including some children, as tornado rips through Iowa, officials say
• Penn State Nearly Completes Big Comeback Against Rutgers, Fall Short 59-58
• Glen 'Big Baby' Davis Busted In Wrong Courtside Seat During Celtics-Nets Showdown
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on March 6, 2022
• Kailo Harris-Caldwell, 24, charged with attempted murder of 2 CPD officers
• Inmate-Run Prison Radio Station In Colorado Is First In The Country
• Report: Steelers Interested In Signing Free Agent Center Ryan Jensen
• Chief Of RTD Police Announces Resignation
• Record-High Gas Prices Continue To Climb Across Southern California
• 'The Batman' Gives Movie Theaters A New Hope With Big Launch
• Colorado Doctor Jeffrey Kesten Sentenced To Prison For Receiving Pharmaceutical Company's Bribes
• Police search for two suspects connected to aggravated battery, robbery on Green Line platform
• War In Ukraine Has Sparked A Scramble For Dollars
• MLB, Locked-Out Players Meet Again, But No Sign Of Breakthrough
• David Roddy Celebrates With Swarm Of Rams Fams After CSU Defeats Boise State, Ends Regular Season With 24 Wins
• Lauderhill PD Investigating Fatal Hit-&-Run
• Colorado Clinic Director Expects Ukraine Conflict Is Impacting Mental Health Of Adults (And Children) More Than We Realize
• Miami Double Shooting Leaves 2 Hospitalized
• Keller @ Large: Does Gov. Baker Regret Past Criticisms Of Former President Trump?
• MLB, Players Resume Talks, 5 Days After Openers Canceled
• Jumping 30 Cents Overnight: Gas Stations, Like On Highland Avenue, Seeing Record Price Increases
• Transcript: U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi on "Face the Nation"
• 1.5 million Ukrainians have fled Russian invasion, U.N. commissioner says
• Animal Response Teams Rescue Cow Stuck In Mud For 12 Hours
• New Study Finds Even Just A Few Beers Or Glasses Of Wine A Week May Be Risky
• New Hampshire AG's Office Warns Of Scam Charities During Crisis In Ukraine
• Visa, Mastercard, AmEx suspend operations in Russia over Ukraine invasion
• Sen. Hassan Introduces Bill To Add School Mental Health Workers
• Transcript: Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova on "Face the Nation"
• Schiff signals "strong bipartisan support" for banning Russian oil and gas
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With State Sen. Gary Farmer
• MEMA & State Police Issue Travel Warning To Motorist As The "People's Convoy" Moves Through Maryland
• Inside SoCal: 3/6 Wrap Up
• University Of Pittsburgh Reviewing Mask Policy After CDC Updates Guidelines
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Rep. Ted Deutch
• Transcript: Ambassador Kurt Volker on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Representative Adam Schiff on "Face the Nation"
• What Is 'Bigorexia'?
• TakeCharge MN
• Coalition Of South Florida Muslim Organizations Honors Miami-Dade Fire Chief For His Critical Role During Surfside Condo Collapse
• Beloved East Bay High School Football Coach Loses Battle With Cancer
• First Alert Forecast: Cloudy, round of showers, warm & breezy Sunday
• Biden team in Venezuela as U.S. seeks to split country from Russia
• Last Day Of Horror Realm Con 2022 Happening In The South Hills
• 3 men shot inside bowling alley in Wood Dale
• Woman, child found dead with stab wounds inside Bronx home, police say
• Patriots Reportedly Had Talks At NFL Combine About Potential Trade For WR Robby Anderson
• 40th Annual Pittsburgh Home And Garden Show Underway This Weekend
• John Dickerson on Zelensky's leadership, and on making courage contagious
• Heat Top 76ers 99-82, Move 3 Games Ahead In East Race
• Behind the scenes of the Pfizer vaccine
• Investigators: Father Armed With Ghost Gun During Church Slaying Of Daughters
• Lundell's Two Goals Lead Panthers Over Red Wings 6-2
• Ukraine vs. Russia: A modern-day David vs. Goliath story
• Tinley Park Irish parade returns Sunday
• Former Pittsburgh Assistant Police Chief Fired From New Position In Fort Lauderdale
• Dolly Parton and James Patterson on "Run, Rose, Run"
• Lolita Will No Longer Be On Display At The Miami Seaquarium
• Politics Heats Up as the Ukraine Crisis Resonates in Metro Detroit
• Inter Miami CF Looks For First Win Of 2022 MLS Season Vs. Austin FC
• Lane closures coming to Jane Byrne Interchange later this month
• Black Broadway conductors aim to help musicians of color break barriers
• Samuel L. Jackson loves his job
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Band Together Pittsburgh Allowing Autistic Performers To Shine
• Miami Weather: Temperatures Heating Up This Week
• Lessons from the 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic
• 3 Suspects Run Out Of Brookline Watch Store With Rolex Valued At $10,000
• Man Fatally Shot Inside Bedroom Of East LA Home
• How far will Putin go – and how far will America go to stop him?
• Penn State's New Mask Policy Goes Into Effect Tomorrow
• Blinken: NATO members have "green light" to send fighter jets to Ukraine
• NYPD: Suspect slashed Target security guard during robbery
• Fallingwater Reopens For 59th Tour Season
• Transcript: Secretary of State Antony Blinken on "Face the Nation"
• 'It's Happening All The Way From The Boardroom To The Classroom'; Minnesota House Passes Law Barring Hair Discrimination
• 'It Really Brings Memories': Minnesota Man Who Lived Through War In Bosnia Shares Perspective On Ukraine Crisis
• Man in critical condition after shooting in Gresham
• Tornado kills 6 people, including 2 children in Iowa
• 2 men shot in apartment vestibule in South Shore
• Russian assaults block evacuations of Ukrainian civilians for second time
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Winds bring colder temps, snow returns beginning of the week
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rainy Start To Another Warm Day
• Zone28 Makes Changes After Fight Breaks Out
• 'I Think I Delivered You!': Doctor Finds Precious Art Made For Him By Young Patient-Turned Colleague
• West End Bridge Reopens After Deadly Crash
• Trump renews NATO criticism after Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• Teen in critical condition after being shot in eye in Woodlawn
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/6 Sunday morning forecast

Videos from March 6, 2022

• Chicago Weather Alert: Winter Weather To Affect Monday Morning Commute
• Chicago Polar Plunge Raises Funds For Special Olympics Chicago
• Jones College Prep Local School Council Students Say They Were Blindsided By Accusations Against Pri
• Water Restored After It Was Shut Off For Most Of Dixmoor Due To Slow Leak
• UPDATE: Police-involved shooting in Morrisania section of the Bronx
• Custom Ukrainian Flag Raised On 200-Foot Flagpole In Chicago
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Car Crashes Into Building In East Chatham
• 'You Have To Leave Now': Refugee From Ukraine Recounts Her Escape From War With Russia
• Most vaccine and mask mandates to end Monday in New York City
• Innocent civilians trapped in Ukraine as Russian bombings halt evacuations
• NYPD: Mother, daughter stabbed to death in Bronx home
• NYPD investigating following police-involved shooting in the Bronx
• Fallen NYPD detectives honored at Washington Heights 5K run
• NYPD: Mother, 6-year-old daughter found stabbed to death in Bronx
• New York City set to lift most mask and vaccine mandates on Monday
• Actress Liza Lapira discusses new episode of "The Equalizer," which deals with Asian hate crime
• Anastasiia Yalanskaya killed while bringing food to dog shelter in Ukraine
• Jacob Smith: The legally blind 15-year-old freeride skier
• Chicago Weather Alert: Wintry Mix Moves In Overnight To Affect Monday Morning Commute
• The state of the coronavirus pandemic
• First Alert weather: CBS2 6:30 p.m. forecast
• 'Close The Skies': Thousands March Through Chicago In Support Of Ukraine
• LGBTQ+ groups say they were again shut out of marching in Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Ukrainian refugees reaching Polish train station share their stories
• Most mask and vaccine mandates in NYC set to be lifted on Monday
• Former Gov. Cuomo speakers at Black church in Brooklyn
• 3/6/2022: Platform 4, State of the Pandemic, Flying Blind
• Officials: More than 1.5 million have fled war-torn Ukraine
• Dance troupe made up of Ukrainians and Russians performs with a message of hope
• Next week on 60 Minutes: Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg
• Russian businesses in the U.S. facing underserved backlash
• COVID protocols are being dropped throughout the country as cases decline
• At least 7 dead after tornadoes rips through Iowa
• Ukrainian refugees face dangerous journey
• Biden administration says NATO allies can supply Ukraine with fighter jets
• Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of breaking cease-fire
• Russian forces launch attacks in Kyiv and Mariupol as civilians try to evacuate
• Refugees by rail: Ukrainians flee war at home
• Commemorating "Bloody Sunday" 57 years later
• Russia's space agency severs ties with the U.S. and its European partners
• The “new normal” according to the CDC
• COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy
• The adverse effect COVID-19 has on children
• COVID-19 and public health access
• Conductors Jason Michael Webb, Alvin Hough Jr. aim to help others break barriers (extended cut)
• Web Extra: One-on-one with New Jersey-native Jason Michael Webb
• Web Extra: How Alvin Hough Jr. almost became a professional meteorologist
• Sen. Schumer gives update on phone call with Ukrainian president
• U.S. sees progress in COVID fight as restrictions ease
• Volker calls for limited humanitarian no-fly zone over Kyiv, western Ukraine
• Full interview: U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi on "Face the Nation"
• Ukraine exodus is largest in Europe since World War II, U.N. refugee chief says
• 1.5 million refugees have fled Ukraine to neighboring countries, U.N. says
• 6 People, Including 2 Children, Killed In Tornado In Iowa
• Schiff signals "strong bipartisan support" for banning Russian oil and gas
• Face The Nation: Schiff, Grandi, Volker
• Ukraine needs more fighter jets "as soon as possible," ambassador says
• Blinken says NATO countries have "green light" to send fighter jets to Ukraine
• Russian tank column refuels east of Kyiv ahead of expected push toward capital
• Ukrainian civilians in "desperate need" of help as Russian shelling continues
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," March 6
• 3/6: Martin, Blinken, Volker
• Nature: Otters in Maine
• Zelensky's courageous stand
• Inside the labs of Pfizer
• A modern-day David vs. Goliath
• Tinley Park Irish Parade Returns Sunday
• Sea glass: How trash becomes a treasure
• Conductors Jason Michael Webb, Alvin Hough Jr. aim to help other musicians break color barriers
• Lanes Closures Coming To Jane Byrne Interchange
• Samuel L. Jackson: "Movie sets are my playground"
• The social media war between Ukraine and Russia
• The Forgotten Pandemic: Lessons from 1918
• Confronting Putin: What can Americans expect?
• NYRR's Washington Heights 5K will honor fallen NYPD detectives
• As Russia expands offensive, Ukrainians refuse to bow down
• NYPD: Suspect slashed Target security guard during Bronx robbery
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Windy And Cooler Temps Sunday, Wintery Mix Start Of The Week
• New attempts at ceasefire in Ukraine to aid civilian evacuations
• KD Sunday Spotlight: Band Together Pittsburgh Allowing Autistic Performers To Shine
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 3/6 Sunday morning update
• What Caught My Eye: March, 6, 2022