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House committee to return from recess early to consider gun safety billsThe House Judiciary Committee announced Friday that it will return from its August recess early to consider three gun safety bills. Democratic strategist Joel Payne and Republican strategist Lauren Claffey join CBSN to discuss the role the issue will play in the 2020 election.
2020 Daily Trail Markers: Warren unveils Native American policy proposals2020 Democratic hopeful Senator Elizabeth Warren unveiled a new set of policy proposals that she says will "honor and empower tribal nations and indigenous peoples." CBS News 2020 campaign reporter Zak Hudak joins to discuss Warren's plan.
Woman sues Kroger over gun policy after father's murderThe mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso has brought attention to the gun policies of major retailers. One woman is challenging Kroger after her father was murdered. Jericka Duncan reports.
Greenland rebuffs Trump, saying it's "not for sale""This is a complete and total catastrophe," a former U.S. ambassador to Denmark said
Police brace for potentially violent protests in PortlandPortland is bracing for what could be a tense Saturday of dueling protests. Groups of right-wing extremists and anti-fascist demonstrators are expected to face off in the city. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.
Trump pushes back against recession fearsWall Street closed a wild week with a rally. President Trump is betting on a strong economy to win a second term. Paula Reid explains.

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Peter Fonda, "Easy Rider" star, dies at 79The cause of death was respiratory failure due to lung cancer, the family said
NFL's deal with Jay-Z scrutinized for not including KaepernickThe NFL announced it will partner with Jay-Z's Roc Nation to lead initiatives in entertainment and social justice. But some have called the league out for not including Colin Kaepernick in those efforts. John Breech of CBS Sports joined CBSN to explain how people around the league are reacting.
What to stream this weekend: "The Terror: Infamy," "Why Women Kill," "Mindhunter"TV Guide senior editor Krutika Mallikarjuna joined CBSN to talk about the best shows to stream this weekend: "The Terror: Infamy," "Why Women Kill" and "Mindhunter."
Carlos Santana on lessons of Woodstock 50 years later"More important than the mescaline or Jerry Garcia or Woodstock or the music is how these people were able to co-exist with unity and harmony"
Amusement parks: A summer sensationFrom the smells of fried sugar to stomach-churning rides, there is just something about amusement parks that brings out the kid in us. And is there anything more fun than a roller coaster ride? Faith Salie talks with Arthur Levine, a roller coaster critic, and amusement park historian Jim Futrell; and she visits the world's oldest amusement park, Denmark's Bakken, which opened in 1583.
Carlos Santana on what we can learn from Woodstock 50 years laterCarlos Santana is a global music icon. The guitarist and his band first topped the charts with “Evil Ways” off their self-titled debut in 1969. Fifty years ago this weekend, Santana took the stage at Woodstock in Bethel, New York. At the time, he was an unknown musician. He won over the massive crowd with his guitar riffs and his band's percussion. This year, he's celebrating that historic performance and the 20th anniversary of his Grammy Award-winning album "Supernatural," which includes the popular song, "Maria Maria." Santana joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss his performance at the iconic festival and what we can learn from Woodstock today.