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"I just don't like the reports that I see coming out having to do with football — I mean, it's a dangerous sport," Trump told "Face the Nation"

"I just don't like the reports that I see coming out having to do with football — I mean, it's a dangerous sport," Trump told "Face the Nation"

According to new CBS News poll, Americans want both sides to keep negotiating

According to new CBS News poll, Americans want both sides to keep negotiating

The federal Bureau of Prisons said heat will be restored by Monday

A meteorite appeared to hit western Cuba on Friday. It was seen in the sky before crashing. No one was hurt.

Multiple accidents were reported on slick highways, including a crash on Interstate 5 that killed a volunteer member of a sheriff's search and rescue team

Mahomes​ received 41 votes from a nationwide panel of media members who regularly cover the league

Northam says he is not in racist yearbook photo; Rams player Andrew Whitworth honors Thousand Oaks first responders with donation .

Security is at an all time high in Atlanta as tens of thousands of NFL fans get ready for the Super Bowl LIII pre-parties. More than 40 law enforcement agencies will be overseeing a network with security cameras, bomb-sniffing dogs and X-ray inspections. Mark Strassmann reports.

The New England Patriots are favored to win Super Bowl LIII, but the Los Angeles Rams may be the sentimental favorite. Amidst tragedy and heartbreak over the past year, the Rams have proven a dedication to their community on and off the field. Jamie Yuccas reports.

Gabbard was one of Bernie Sanders' key surrogates in Congress in 2016

Crime. Justice. Impact. The one to watch on Saturday night.

A new polls showed 82 percent of Venezuelans want President Nicolas Maduro to quit

"48 Hours" is preempted this week due to NFL programming on CBS

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam said he did not appear in a racist photo featured in his medical school yearbook. One image showed a man in blackface standing next to another man wearing a Ku Klux Klan costume. Ed O' Keefe reports.

It's less than two weeks before another potential government shutdown and border security remains a sticking point in negotiations for a long term deal. President Trump insists on getting funding for a border wall with or without the support of Congress. Errol Barnett reports.

Here's a look at the top stories making headlines on the "CBS Weekend News" with Reena Ninan.

Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaido is urging demonstrators to stay in the streets. The self-proclaimed interim president spoke to tens of thousands of supporters who are demanding Nicolas Maduro step down from power. Elizabeth Palmer reports.

"Just when you kind of start losing hope, you know, in the goodness of people, we saw just a tremendous outpouring," said Karen Helus

The New England Patriots are favored to win Super Bowl LIII, but the Los Angeles Rams may be the sentimental favorite. Amidst tragedy and heartbreak over the past year, the Rams have proven a dedication to their community on and off the field. Jamie Yuccas reports.

Security is at an all time high in Atlanta as tens of thousands of NFL fans get ready for the Super Bowl LIII pre-parties. More than 40 law enforcement agencies will be overseeing a network with security cameras, bomb-sniffing dogs and X-ray inspections. Mark Strassmann reports.

As the Midwest and East Coast recover from the icy polar vortex, the West coast is getting slammed by a major pacific storm. California residents are on high alert as severe winds and heavy rains create dangerous conditions, including the threat of mudslides. Carter Evans reports.

Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaido is urging demonstrators to stay in the streets. The self-proclaimed interim president spoke to tens of thousands of supporters who are demanding Nicolas Maduro step down from power. Elizabeth Palmer reports.

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam said he did not appear in a racist photo featured in his medical school yearbook. One image showed a man in blackface standing next to another man wearing a Ku Klux Klan costume. Ed O' Keefe reports.