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CBS News' Martha Teichner on her love for rescued Bull Terriers Feb 02, 2022

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CBS Sunday Morning News correspondent Martha Teichner discusses her memoir, "When Harry Met Minnie: A True Story of Love and Friendship," with CBS Saturday Morning co-host Dana Jacobson. Teichner shares a deeply personal story of love and loss, of being in the right place at the right time, and of the mysterious ways a beloved pet can bring people together.

2/2: Massive winter storm is threatening 90 million, all the way from New Mexico to Maine. The FDA may soon authorize a vaccine for kids as young as six months. Feb 02, 2022

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Nearly one-hundred million Americans are under winter weather alerts right now -- stretched across more than two-thousand miles. The storm is making for dangerous road conditions in states from Colorado to Illinois. Hundreds of flights have already been canceled. Pfizer has asked for FDA permission to make its COVID vaccine available for kids as young as six months. If authorized, children could start getting the first of two doses by early march these doses contain just one-tenth the amount adults get. Turning to some sad news from Virginia -- where a gunman shot and killed two campus officers at Bridgewater College yesterday. The suspected gunman has been arrested and charged with capital murder. Police have not released a possible motive. This happened the same day as another deadly school shooting -- this one outside a school near Minneapolis. One student was killed and another seriously wounded. Two people are in custody. The U.S. is sending more troops to Europe amid the growing tensions over Russia's military buildup near Ukraine's borders. CBS News has confirmed that about two thousand are going to Germany and Poland from North Carolina. And around one-thousand based in Germany are being deployed to Romania. President Biden is talking about potential nominees with Republican senators, including minority leader Mitch McConnell. Tom Brady, who won more Super Bowls than anyone else, retired yesterday -- after days of deciding whether he would or wouldn't.

2/1: More than 85 million people are under winter weather alerts. U.S. issues sharp warning to Moscow over Ukraine – and Russia hits back. Feb 01, 2022

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A new string of bomb threats against historically Black universities, from Delaware to Louisiana. More than 85 million people from New Mexico to New York are under winter weather alerts. Another winter storm could bring snow, ice and rain to the middle part of the country, starting tonight, there's been a major development in a troubling death investigation we've been reporting on -- out of Bridgeport, Connecticut. People in parts of North Carolina are being warned to evacuate their homes -- because of a raging fire at a Winston-Salem fertilizer plant. In international news, the global confrontation over Ukraine exploded at the U.N. Security Council. At an emergency session yesterday, Russia accused the U.S. of whipping up tensions -- and the Russian ambassador walked out before a speech from Ukraine's representative. Meanwhile, near the Ukraine border, Russia continues to hold military drills. Britain's prime minister, Boris Johnson, is under more pressure from his political opponents -- and some people in his own party -- to resign. A new report lays out the facts of a series of parties that Johnson and other officials held, during a nationwide lockdown. It is the one-year anniversary of a deadly military takeover in Myanmar, the southeast Asian nation once known as Burma. Hundreds of demonstrators were killed by troops that were sent into cities to break up protests against the coup.

1/31: Tens of thousands still without power following deadly winter storm in the Northeast. Daily COVID cases are in a steep decline Jan 31, 2022

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A Nor'easter brought heavy snow, howling winds and coastal flooding to much of the Northeast. Tens of thousands are still without power in the bitter cold -- following a deadly winter storm that buried the Northeast. There have been at least four deaths connected to the storm. Turning overseas, North Korea says it has test-fired a missile with the range to hit U.S. Military bases in the western Pacific and capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. It was the most powerful missile that North Korea has tested since 2017 and the latest in a series of launches this month. The U.S. Security Council meets today, as Ukrainians prepare to fight a possible Russian invasion. There is good news in the fight against the coronavirus. The numbers are still very high, but -- nationwide, daily COVID cases are in a steep decline. We are also getting new guidance from the CDC on quarantining kids younger than five, after being exposed to the virus. It's gonna be a Rams- Bengals Super Bowl after a wild pair of comeback wins. We've got the highlights.

1/28: Massive winter storm expected to hit the Northeast. Russia's foreign minister says there will be no war in Ukraine. Jan 28, 2022

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Millions in the east prepare for a dangerous winter storm -- expected to hit this weekend. Forecasters expect blizzard- like conditions, including high winds, low visibility and heavy snowfall. While Russian troops continue to mass near the Ukrainian border, Russia's foreign minister is now declaring there will be no war. But he warned that Moscow will defend its interests. Russia's foreign minister says there will be no war in Ukraine. But military drills continue, and tensions remain high. We turn now Houston, where a man is in custody after allegedly shooting three police officers. President Biden says he will nominate a successor to Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer by the end of next month. He has reaffirmed that the nominee will be a black woman, calling it "long overdue." This morning we have an update on the dramatic loss of freedom in Hong Kong.

Wide receiver Antonio Brown opens up after controversy with Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jan 27, 2022

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In his first network news interview, embattled NFL star Antonio Brown is speaking out to "CBS Mornings" co-host Nate Burleson about new medical, legal and personal revelations and why he walked away from the team in the middle of a game earlier this month.

1/27: Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring. Tens of millions face a cold snap. The Fed says interest rates could go up in March. Jan 27, 2022

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Longtime liberal justice Stephen Breyer is retiring. He'll be at the White House today, where President Biden will make a formal announcement. Biden will rely on the Democrats' razor thin majority to confirm a nominee -- before the midterms in the fall. This morning, tens of millions of people face a cold snap that's pushing into the Northeast, and will drive temperatures in South Florida below freezing by the weekend. Forecasters say a coastal storm starting tomorrow could bring blizzard conditions to parts of the East Coast. Overseas, Russia is continuing its military buildup along the borders of Ukraine. We're in New Mexico -- where COVID means the National Guard is helping out in classrooms. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says the Fed will start raising interest rates as soon as March, to fight rising inflation. That means everything from car loans to mortgages could soon be more expensive.

1/26: A stark warning from President Biden to Vladimir Putin over Russia's threat to Ukraine. Police to investigate U.K. PM Johnson's pandemic parties. Jan 26, 2022

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Nearly eighty tons of U.S. weapons arrived in Kyiv last night to aid the local military -- as Russian troops launched new exercises near the Ukrainian border. President Biden is warning Russian President Vladimir Putin will be personally sanctioned if he launches an invasion. Here in the U.S., the Department of Homeland Security is warning of a potential troubling escalation in tactics from right-wing extremists. Daily COVID deaths reach their highest numbers in nearly a year. Hospitalizations are still climbing in some parts of the country where fewer people are vaccinated, including Oklahoma. A second New York City police officer has died of his wounds from a shooting in Harlem last week. Scotland Yard has launched an investigation into a scandal over parties attended by government officials during a covid lockdown.

1/25: Pentagon prepares 8,500 troops for possible deployment to Eastern Europe. As fruit and vegetable prices increase, orange juice may soon be in shorter supply. Jan 26, 2022

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As Ukrainian troops remain vigilant, around 8,500 American troops have now been put on high alert -- meaning they're ready to deploy at short notice to NATO countries in Eastern Europe. Analysts say President Vladimir Putin could order an invasion at any time -- even as Moscow accuses the West of escalating tensions. U.S. Navy maneuvers in an area disputed by China were interrupted by a crash on the deck of an American aircraft carrier. A judge struck down New York State's mask mandate last night, ruling that Governor Kathy Hochul went beyond her legal authority. Meanwhile, seven school districts are suing Virginia's new governor, Glenn Youngkin. He issued an executive order last week allowing parents to let their children avoid mask requirements at school. Pfizer announced this morning that it plans to study the effects of its Omicron-based covid vaccine on healthy adults, ages 18 to 55. China is taking no chances with COVID, with the Beijing Winter Olympics less than two weeks away. A medical examiner says a Connecticut woman died accidentally. Her family doesn't believe it. Fruit and vegetable prices went up by 5% in 2021, according to government figures. Now, orange juice may soon be in shorter supply, making breakfast more expensive as well.

Forget the Great Resignation, it's a Great Reshuffle Jan 25, 2022

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Linkedin's principal economist, Guy Berger, discusses the current job market with CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger. According to Berger, we are seeing a massive reshuffle in the labor market. He shares how workplace dynamics have changed with employees now having more bargaining power, which industries are seeing dramatic increases in pay, and the future of remote and hybrid work.

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