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2/23: International outrage grows over Russia's aggressive moves against Ukraine. The three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery are found guilty of federal hate crimes. Feb 23, 2022

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President Biden has hit Russia with new sanctions, and other nations have joined in as well, to try to prevent more conflict. Washington,D.C. is calling in hundreds of unarmed National Guard troops, ahead of protests like this month's truck blockade of Canada's capital. In Utah, two National Guard helicopters crashed at a crowded ski resort. In Hawaii, another chopper crash killed four people yesterday. This follows two other helicopter crashes over the weekend – one near Los Angeles and the other in Miami Beach. Two years ago today, three white men chased down and murdered Ahmaud Arbery. His family is mourning the loss, and also celebrating a victory in federal court.

2/22: Putin orders Russian forces into Ukraine. More than 40 million Americans are under alerts for dangerous winter weather. Feb 22, 2022

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Suspected Russian military vehicles have been spotted in the two breakaway regions of Ukraine that Russia's Vladimir Putin has now recognized as independent -- drawing international condemnation. All COVID restrictions are lifted in the U.K. as case numbers fall. The average daily number of new cases is down 92% from last month, when the U.S. reported more than a million infections on some days. Hospitalizations are down 6%. The jury deliberates in the federal hate crimes trial -- for the three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery, two years ago this week. More than 40 million Americans from California to Michigan are under alerts for dangerous winter weather this morning.

2/21: Pres. Biden has agreed in principle to a summit with Putin -- if there's no invasion. Queen Elizabeth tested positive for COVID. Feb 21, 2022

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President Biden agrees in principle to meet with President Putin -- but only if Russian forces do not invade Ukraine. Over the weekend, there were more signs of preparations for a possible attack. Buckingham Palace says Queen Elizabeth is experiencing mild symptoms, after being diagnosed with COVID. Royal officials revealed the diagnosis yesterday, on the same day Britain's prime minister said "We need to learn to live with this virus" and signaled the end of most COVID restrictions. An associate of suspected sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein died in a French jail over the weekend, and police want to know why. The NTSB is investigating two helicopter crashes from over the weekend. The Winter Olympics in Beijing ended last night after more than two weeks of competition and controversy.

2/18: Accusations fly after a kindergarten in eastern Ukraine is hit by artillery fire. A new study says more than 40% of healthcare workers are ready to quit. Feb 18, 2022

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A pivotal few days in the crisis over Ukraine -- after the latest shelling in the eastern part of the country. The violence comes as the U.S. and NATO countries say Russia could be on the brink of invading Ukraine. President Biden is hosting a call with U.S. allies today, on the standoff with Russia. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Antony Blinken has agreed to meet with Russia's foreign minister late next week -- as long as there's no invasion. Blizzard conditions caused chaos on the roads in multiple states -- and there's also been heavy rain, flooding and even tornadoes. Former President Trump has been ordered to answer questions under oath as part of a fraud investigation into his company. Family, friends, and supporters of Amir Locke -- the 22 year old killed in a police shooting -- got together yesterday to celebrate a life cut short. Former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter will be sentenced this morning for killing Daunte Wright during a traffic stop last year. We examine the huge impact the COVID pandemic has had on health care workers.

Jay Glazer on his battle with depression and anxiety. Feb 17, 2022

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NFL Insider for FOX Sports Jay Glazer joins CBS News correspondent Mola Lenghi to discuss his new book "Unbreakable: How I Turned My Depression and Anxiety into Motivation and You Can Too." Glazer details his first anxiety attack in 2005, how the his battle with the "grey" has affected his life and the importance in having a "team." Plus, he comments on the latest NFL headlines.

2/17: States ease mandates as COVID cases drop but schools remain a flashpoint in the mask fight. A brutal winter storm threatening tens of millions of Americans. Feb 17, 2022

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According to the CDC, new cases have declined almost 92% from the height of the Omicron surge last month -- allowing more states to loosen their restrictions. However, many place are keeping mask requirements for schools -- even as a vocal minority of parents vent their anger on the subject, in districts across the country. Turning to the crisis over Ukraine, the U.S. says Russia is increasing its forces surrounding the country -- not cutting them back -- adding seven thousand more troops in recent days. A massive winter storm threatens tens of millions of Americans. The House committee investigating the assault on the Capitol is getting new evidence that could help fill gaps in its knowledge. The Biden administration has cleared the release of Trump White House visitor logs – including those from January 6th, 2021. The trial of a former Los Angeles Angels employee, accused of supplying drugs that killed Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs, is revealing how the nation's opioid epidemic has reached Major League Baseball. At the Winter Olympics, some of the biggest names on Team USA fell short overnight.

2/16: Russia talks about pulling back some troops, but Ukraine is still under threat. The maker of the gun used in the sandy hook massacre settles a lawsuit for millions. Feb 16, 2022

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New assurances from Russia about defusing the Ukraine crisis -- which have been met with skepticism in the U.S. and other NATO countries. In a historic settlement, a gunmaker has agreed to pay for its role in the Sandy Hook school massacre. Britain's Prince Andrew has ended a sexual abuse lawsuit by agreeing to a reported multi-million-dollar settlement. At the Winter Olympics overnight, Americans finished one & two in men's slopestyle skiing. But the USA men's hockey team will not win a medal after an upset loss in a shootout.

2/15: If Russia does invade Ukraine, it could drive gas prices even higher. Tennis star Novak Djokovic admits he is not vaccinated & he's willing to jeopardize his career. Feb 15, 2022

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Russia's top diplomat urges more negotiations over Ukraine -- as massive Russian military drills continue. A U.S. official said some of Russia's military have moved into possible attack positions. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts continue. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is meeting with President Putin today, as Russia insists it wants to keep negotiating. The price of oil is already above ninety dollars a barrel -- the highest it's been since 2014. A shocking attack in Louisville, where a Democratic candidate for mayor says a gunman walked into his campaign office and fired at him yesterday. Tennis great Novak Djokovic confirmed he is not vaccinated for covid -- an issue that got him barred from the Australian Open last month. At the Winter Olympics, the women's figure skating competition began this morning. It includes the gold medal favorite, Kamila Valieva of Russia, after a court ruled she is eligible to compete -- even though she tested positive for a banned substance.

2/14: U.S. officials believe Russia could invade Ukraine within days. A bridge blocked by anti-vaccine protesters in Canada is finally cleared. Feb 14, 2022

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Super Bowl 56 didn’t disappoint -- going right down to the wire. This morning, Los Angeles is celebrating the city's first NFL champion since 1984 -- when the Raiders won Super Bowl 18. We're in Ukraine -- as the Biden administration prepares to remove all U,S, personnel from the capital. Our David Martin reports that some Russian troops have moved out of assembly areas near the border with Ukraine -- but are not yet in attack positions. U.S. officials believe they could invade within days. President Biden and Ukraine's President Zelensky spoke yesterday and agreed to pursue both diplomacy and deterrence. Ukrainian forces are doing exercises of their own, but they would be vastly outgunned if Russia were to attack. The busiest border crossing between the U.S. and Canada is open again. Canadian police moved out trucks and protesters who had blocked the Ambassador Bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario -- part of a larger protest against COVID restrictions. At the Winter Olympics, Team USA has two new gold medalists this morning. Meanwhile, Russia's gold medal favorite in women's figure skating has been cleared to compete, after failing a drug test in December.

Jennifer Lopez and Maluma on how you know when you find "the one" Feb 14, 2022

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Jennifer Lopez and Maluma sat down with “CBS Mornings” co-host Gayle King ahead of the release of their new film "Marry Me," in which they play a power music couple. The film was Maluma's first acting role. Lopez directed, starred and released a new album to go with the film. They shared how you know when you find "the one" in real life.

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