These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Tuesday, January 7, 2020:
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Some Hospitals in Crisis as U.S. Nears High for COVID-19 Cases
The United States is approaching a record for the number of new daily coronavirus cases in the latest ominous sign of the disease’s grip on the nation.
5 Ways to Upgrade Your Morning-Routine Staples
What high-performance people are onto in valuing a morning routine is simply a time of the day to put themselves first, get clear on what needs to be done and re-center.
Need2Know: Debate Highlights, NFL Shuffle & Bruce Is Back
Jill and Carlo break down the debate, which was surprisingly civil at least by 2020 standards. Plus, Hunter Biden and presidential children past, the terror attack that has shocked France, Bruce and Paul are back, and parking in the city.
Banksy Artwork Sells for Almost $10 Million at Auction
Banksy’s playful take on a famous Impressionist painting has sold at auction for 7.6 million pounds ($9.8 million).
Need2Know: Debate Night, Papal Endorsement & Quibi Calls It Quits
Jill and Carlo talk about the public schools in disarray, election interference, tonight's big debate, why Quibi failed and more.
Pope Endorses Same-Sex Civil Unions in New Documentary Film
Pope Francis endorsed gay civil unions for the first time as pope while being interviewed for a feature-length documentary that made its premiere at the Rome Film Festival on Wednesday.
Need2Know: New Cheddar Poll, Electric Hummer & Call for Civility
Cheddar's latest poll shows Biden maintaining a 10 point lead; stimulus hopes fade once again; why the feds are suing Google; and Utah sets an example.
Katie Couric and Komen CEO Stress Cancer Screening, Support Amid Pandemic
Katie Couric and the CEO of Susan G. Komen join Cheddar to discuss the importance of preventative healthcare and support resources during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
'Good Riddance 2020': Shutterfly Releases Humorous Cards for Untraditional Holiday Season
Ahead of the holiday season, Shutterfly is gearing up for an influx of users as families stay home and send holiday cards in place of gathering. Jim Hilt, Shutterfly president, joined Cheddar to discuss the growing trend of sending holiday cards among millennials.
