Fifty-nine percent of Americans think marijuana should be legal. But what about the dangers of driving while high? In Colorado, one of the first states to allow recreational pot, 51 driving deaths in 2016 were linked to marijuana. Barry Petersen reports.
Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens was hit with another felony charge Friday. While there are growing calls for Greitens to resign, the governor says he’s the victim of a smear campaign. Kennth Craig has the latest details.
Past U.S. presidents and former first ladies honored Barbara Bush on Saturday at her funeral. Bush died Tuesday at the age of 92. She was laid to rest Saturday in Texas. Bianna Golodryga has more on the emotional farewell.
President Trump and Kim Jong Un have come along way since the days of exchanging personal insults. They’re expected to meet in the coming weeks and North Korea set the stage with a nuclear surprise. Errol Barnett has the latest.
Health officials have expanded their warning about romaine lettuce. They say if you don’t know where it’s from, throw it away. Carter Evans reports.
Margaret Brennan’s interview with Mohammad Javad Zarif airs Sunday on ‘Face the Nation’
Margaret Brennan’s interview with Mohammad Javad Zarif airs Sunday on ‘Face the Nation’
Nearly 100 people were expected to attend the rally Saturday
North Korea announced it will suspends long-range and nuclear missile testing ahead of talks with South Korea next week. Gordon Chang, author of "Nuclear Showdown: North Korea Takes on the World," spoke to CBSN about what this show of good will means about Kim Jong Un's commitment to diplomatic talks.
