The end is just about over for “Star Wars” fans awaiting the next installment of the franchise. “The Last Jedi” will be screened publicly for time Saturday evening in Los Angeles. Websites throughout cyberspace have been going into overdrive analyzing what little is known about this latest space saga. Alex Wagner reports. Source

In an interview to be broadcast on “Sunday Morning,” producer, writer and comedian Judd Apatow talks with correspondent Tracy Smith about how he believes recent revelations of sexual harassment in numerous industries will alter how women are treated in the workplace. Source

The Thomas Fire in Ventura County is the largest fire burning in Southern California. David Begnaud joins CBSN from Ojai, Calif. Source

Two students were killed Thursday at a high school when a shooter opened fire. The suspect is also dead. Barry Petersen reports from Aztec, New Mexico. Source

The first death has been reported in Ventura County as wildfires force massive evacuations in Southern California. CBS Evening News anchor Jeff Glor joins CBSN to discuss. Source

Democratic Sen. Al Franken announced Thursday that he would resign, and hours later, Republican Rep. Trent Franks of Arizona said he would resign. Franks, who the House Ethics Committee said it would investigate, said he had asked two staffers to be surrogates. CBS News chief congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes reports from Capitol Hill. Source

State police said three people, including the suspected shooter, were killed Thursday at Aztec High School in New Mexico. Source

“(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay” became the first posthumous #1 record on the Billboard charts, winning Otis Redding and his writing partner Steve Cropper, a Grammy. Thursday marks the 50th anniversary of the solid gold hit. Anthony Mason reports. Source

“You hid behind your religion… Do not talk to me about honor and integrity,” Steve Bannon slams Mitt Romney after Romney said Roy Moore would be a “stain” on the GOP and nation due to his alleged sexual misconduct. Source

“If it were not for my love of the people, I would not have protested,” Colin Kaepernick accepts Sports Illustrated’s Muhammad Ali Legacy Award, which was presented to him by surprise guest, Beyoncé. Source