betsy rawls was 95. cbs weekend news, still on the - strike. the latest from actors and studios in hollywood and how a small minnesota town became the masters of the maze. >>> taylor swift is keeping seats filled and popcorn popping at movie theaters across north america. the pop star's heiress tour concert film added another $31 million in ticket sales making her the top box office performer for the second straight week. martin scorcese' "killers of the flower moon" also impressed in its debut. these are tough times in hollywood. today was day 101 of the crippling strike between actors and studios. cbs's danya bacchus is in los angeles with more on where negotiations are tonight in the labor stand-off. danya? >> reporter: maurice, talks between the striking actors and studios will restart on tuesday. it is the first time the two sites have met since october 11th. actors remain on the picket lines as the longest strike in their union's history drags on. >> some people have fallen into depression. it's rough. >> reporter: the talks broke down af

. >>> and today we learned hall of fame golfer betsy rawls has died.ght majors and 55 lpga tour titles. she was one of only two women to win at least four u.s. opens before her legacy on the lynx she studied to become a physicist. >>> "cbs mornings" co-anchor is also among our team of journalists in the region. he joins us for a preview of his reporting first thing tomorrow. tony? >> reporter: good evening, maurice. we are just back from southern israel where soldiers are preparing for a ground invasion of gaza that could begin at any moment. and in the meantime, all day, all night, the airstrikes continue in gaza. and we've just also spoken to a senior adviser to prime minister benjamin netanyahu who tells us that, while israel will do everything it can to minimize civilian casualties, they are inevitable in this war against hamas. >> we don't want to see civilians caught up in the crossfire between us and hamas. but you can't turn it the other way. you can't say, because there are civilians there, that hamas is in unity. >> reporter: we'll have more