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Violent clashes have broken out between white nationalist protesters and police and counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia. CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid joins CBSN from the protest.

Demonstrators displaying Nazi salutes and chants stir tensions in Charlottesville, erupting in clashes with counter-demonstrators

Demonstrators displaying Nazi salutes and chants stir tensions in Charlottesville, erupting in clashes with counter-demonstrators

They've sold more than 100 million records since they first took the stage in Windsor, England, 50 years ago

With just 10 sunrises away from the next total solar eclipse, a CBS News poll found that 68 percent of Americans are excited about it, or are at least interested. With all that anticipation, special eclipse glasses are going fast. John Blackstone reports.

For decades, the U.K. has given children free rein in adventure playgrounds -- places that more like junk yards than areas for kids to play

Protesters displaying symbols of white nationalism are clashing with police and counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia

For decades, special playgrounds in the U.K. have given children free rein. Now, the concept of "adventure play" is slowly spreading in the U.S., but that will require some new thinking about what playgrounds and childhood are supposed to look like. Brook Silva-Braga reports.

Rolling Stone says Jade Jackson is an up-and-coming artist you need to know. Jackson grew up in the small town of Santa Margarita, California, in a house free of television and computers. Her father's record collection provided entertainment - and inspiration. At 13, she began writing and performing songs and after college formed a band. Her debut album "Gilded" was produced by Mike Ness of the punk band Social Distortion.

Rolling Stone says Jade Jackson is an up-and-coming artist you need to know. Jackson grew up in the small town of Santa Margarita, California, in a house free of television and computers. Her father's record collection provided entertainment - and inspiration. At 13, she began writing and performing songs and after college formed a band. Her debut album "Gilded" was produced by Mike Ness of the punk band Social Distortion.

Rolling Stone says Jade Jackson is an up-and-coming artist you need to know. Jackson grew up in the small town of Santa Margarita, California, in a house free of television and computers. Her father's record collection provided entertainment - and inspiration. At 13, she began writing and performing songs and after college formed a band. Her debut album "Gilded" was produced by Mike Ness of the punk band Social Distortion.

Philadelphia chef Greg Vernick is celebrating some major recognition. He was one of this year's Best Chef winners at the prestigious James Beard Awards and Philadelphia's leading paper called his restaurant "the best in the city." Vernick joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss which chefs influenced him and his culinary journey.

This summer's hottest travel destination may be a strip of land roughly 70 miles wide and 2,800 miles long - a place that will experience total darkness during next Monday's solar eclipse. Travel expert and The Points Guy founder, Brian Kelly joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss travel tips and why it's not too late to book your eclipse expedition.

Fifty years ago this Sunday a brand new band took the stage for the first time at a jazz festival in Windsor, England. They didn't have a record deal, just a passion for the blues and a name - Fleetwood Mac. Anthony Mason reports.

Jamie Metzl is a senior fellow at The Atlantic Council. Metzl joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss what support the U.S. can expect from China in dealing with North Korea, why we shouldn't put too much "hope" in the reported backchannel talks between the U.S. and North Korea and why he believes the Trump administration lacks a coherent strategy.

The Labor Department reported that unemployment dropped to 4.3 percent in July - a 16-year low. Jobs in the restaurant industry are now growing faster than health care, manufacturing or construction. Author and senior editor at The Atlantic, Derek Thompson, joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss why restaurants are set to outpace manufacturing growth and why that might be a problem.

Dr. Tara Narula joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss a surprising and concerning rise in colon cancer death rates among younger Americans, a new study that shows stroke rates are going down for men but not women and a new development in the on-going battle with antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

The tyrannosaurus rex was believed to have been the most-feared predator when dinosaurs ruled the earth, but a new study suggests it wasn't the biggest of the prehistoric beasts. Dana Jacobson reports.

If there's no winner Friday, the next drawing will be Tuesday -- and will likely top $400 million