Fort Lauderdale police are searching for a young boy seen on surveillance video chasing and killing a duck in a resident’s yard this week, an incident investigators are treating as an animal cruelty case. The footage shows two children running toward a duck, with one child chasing it, catching it and repeatedly stomping on it until it died. Detectives have released the video seeking the public’s help in identifying the child. A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest.

A shocking video of a coyote swimming to Alcatraz has been circulating on social media. The video shows a lone coyote swimming in the Bay, its head bobbing above the water as it heads toward Alcatraz Island CBS Bay Area reporter Amanda Hari spoke with self-taught naturalist Janet Kessler about the remarkable journey from San Francisco to the island and why the animal may have made the dangerous trip: https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/coyote-spotted-swimming-to-alcatraz-island/ | KPIX CBS

The final voyage of #StarTrekPicard takes off February 16 on Paramount | CBS Studios

U.S. allies criticized President Trump after comments questioning NATO partners’ role in Afghanistan, drawing pushback from European leaders, veterans and families of fallen soldiers. cbsn.ws/3LKZaIw | CBS Evening News

❄️🧊 Kelsey Jones has made it back to Richmond not far from the historic WTVR CBS 6 studios after spending the morning in Storm Rider 6. "I'm here on Monument Avenue right now and it is a mess. A lot of snow, a lot of ice... If you don't have anywhere to be right now, it is just good to be at home in the warmth. If you don't have to be outside, don't." 🧊 ❄️ | WTVR CBS 6 News

83K views | Just in! CBS All Access has ordered a new animated series titled #TooningOutTheNews, which will feature a cast of animated characters mocking news of the day and interviewing real-world guests and newsmakers. | CBS Studios | Facebook