right now on "america this morning," ransom recovered. the justice department strikes back against the hackers who shut down a major fuel pipeline leading to gas shortages and price hikes. what we're learning about how the feds did it and with cyberthreats skyrocketing, will this deter hackers from striking again? our experts weigh in. the new report on the number of migrant children separated from their families. thousands of families torn apart and overnight vice president kamala harris responds to fierce criticism from within her own party after telling people in guatemala, do not come to the united states. the two suspects arrested in that heartbreaking road rage shooting in california. a 6-year-old boy killed. a bullet hitting him in the backseat. what the suspects allegedly did to hide from police and where

their car was finally found. growing outrage after a major company is accused of ignoring safety warnings about a product linked to dozens of infant deaths. later, the major science headline. an animal coming back to life after 24,000 frozen years. and a joint for a jab? the new plan to get covid vaccination rates to hit a new high. ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ ♪ why don't you hit me with your best shot ♪ good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with new details about the recovery of millions of dollars following that cyberattack on a major gas pipeline. >> the justice department has managed to seize a big portion of the money that colonial pipeline paid to russian hackers after it was forced to shut down last month leaving americans scrambling for gas waiting in long lines to fill their tanks.

>> it is just one victory in the face of an alarming increase in signer attacks. abc's ike ejiochi has the latest from washington. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. the feds have turned the tables on the hackers accused of shutting down that gas pipeline but experts say whether it defers more is questionable. the department says it's recovered most of the ransom paid for the onehat supplies 45% of all fuel to the east coast. to regain control of their systems, colonial paid more than $4 million in bitcoin. on monday the justice department said it seized 63.7 bitcoins,

the equivalent of $2.3 million, more than half the ransom payment. >> bitcoin was designed to be let's -- to put it easily, it's untraceable. it's designed to be untraceable. >> reporter: crypto currency is favored by cybercriminals because it allows for direct online payments regardless of location. but in this case, fbi agents obtained the private key or password for the cybercriminal's crypto currency wallet. >> this is a first as far as i know. how they did it, i think they're keeping close to the chest, so to speak. >> reporter: these threats are on the rise. the nation's largest meat supplier recovering from a massive ransomware attack last week. the massachusetts ferry was also targeted from martha's vineyard and nantucket and earlier, a hacking group inkd new york city's transit agency. although the cryptocurrency of the pipeline hackers may be a significant blow to cybercriminal groups in russia experts believe it likely won't do much to prevent future attacks. >> i don't know if it will deter

them but pause to think what their next steps might be. >> reporter: now the biden administration is warning businesses to protect themselves saying no company is safe from these attacks, and it's emphasizing once a cyberattack happens, immediate communication with federal authorities is crucial. mona. >> ike, thank you. the biden administration is expected to issue a report today that finds nearly 4,000 migrant children were separated from their families during the trump administration. sources say hundreds of kids were returned to their home countries, but many others have not been reunited with their families. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris arrived arrived in mexico overnight where she urged people not to come to the u.s. saying the u.s. will, quote, continue to enforce our laws and secure borders. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says this is disappointing to see, first seeking asylum at any u.s. a 10

method of arrival. second the u.s. spent decades contributing to regime change and destabilization in latin america. we can't help to set someone's house on fire then blame them for fleeing. harris responded to that criticism. >> i am here because the root causes of my highest priority in terms of addressing the issues, and we need to deal with it. so i'm very clear about what our role and responsibility is. we need to address the root cause, also the accuse causes, those that are more recent but also the long-standing ones like corruption. >> harris says the goal is to help people in those countries find hope but at home. breaking overnight, a potential re-opening of the u.s. border with canada. bloomberg properties prime minister justin trudeau is preparing to ease canada's border restrictions for travelers fully vaccinated against covid. the time line remains unclear. nurses in houston protesting their hospital's requirement

that they get vaccinated. the nurses filed a lawsuit against methodist hospital and could be fired for resisting the shots. >> if we don't stop this now and do some kind of change, everybody will topple and create a domino effect. everyone across the nation is going to be forced to get things into their body that's not right. >> a cdc study finds that the pfizer and moderna vaccines reduced the risk of infection by 91%. a new poll found nearly 80% hesitant about getting the vaccine are likely to remain vaccinated. vaccination rates have showed so much in oklahoma thousands of doses had to be thrown out. the boyfriend and girlfriend arrested in the road rage killing of a 6-year-old boy in california are due in court today. now authorities are revealing new details about how police were able to track down the couple following a two-week-long manhunt. this morning, a memorial site for aiden leos is growing as more people place flowers and teddy bears on a freeway overpass in orange, california, where police say the 6-year-old was killed in a road rage

shooting. >> this is a very quiet community, so we would never think that that would happen. >> reporter: aiden's mom was taking him to kindergarten when she says a car tried to cut her off. a passenger in the other car allegedly fired a gun. the bullet then traveling through the trunk hitting aiden in the backseat. murder charges are expected to be announced today against 24-year-old marcus anthony eriz and 23-year-old wynne lee, both arrested after a two-week manhunt. >> there are few words to describe the feeling produced by the despicable actions of that day. >> reporter: authorities say they've recovered the gun that killed aiden and they believe eriz fired the weapon and investigators are now combing through his social media accounts including this video of him firing rifles and handguns. and this morning new details on what is likely another key piece of evidence. the suspect's car.

the 2018 volkswagen gulf is reportedly registered to lee's parents. todd spitzer says the car was captured on multiple highway cameras on the day of shooting and the make and model of the vehicle along with public interest in the case helped police make the arrest. >> this particular gulf vw is somewhat rare here, and there is about 140 of those specific vehicles registered in the greater southern california area. so we had a finite universe but we didn't have a good plate. >> reporter: according to spitzer, the $500,000 reward could be given out if there is a conviction in the case. >> that money will be divided into any number of ways to the individuals responsible that led us to the arrest and conviction of these individuals. >> the d.a. says the suspects took steps to hide their identities after the shooting. he did not elaborate. investigators say the car was found at the home of the shooter's grandmother. police say a man in an tar joe, canada was motivated

by hate when he intentionally drove a truck into a muslim family walking down the street killing four. the suspect faces murder charges. police say he was wearing a body armor type vest. a massive tornado seen for miles as it roared across farmland in colorado. there it is. this was about 60 miles from denver, and several homes and businesses were damaged. now let's take a look at your tuesday forecast. >> good morning. the flooding threat remains high from southeast oklahoma to the gulf coast. parts of the sooner state saw more than 12 inches of rain over the last couple of days and another 12 inches could fall across parts of the southeast over the next two days. watch out for water over the roads. watch out for high heat in the north central u.s. from minneapolis northward on tuesday highs will be between 95 and 100 degrees. records will be challenged. also hot on tuesday on the i-95 corridor from d.c. to boston. summer is definitely here. i'm accuwether meteorologist kevin coskren.

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she's charged with stealing $300,000 from the victim. >> the allegations that a major company ignored safety warnings about a product linked to 50 enfant deaths. we report fisher price is in the spotlight due to the companies rock in play sleeper. >> this morning fisher price under fire. after a popular sleeper was tied to 90 deaths worldwide. on monday congressional lawmakers grilled executives at the manufacturer over why it took over a decade to recall a product that was known to cause dozens of infant death. >> ma tell and fisher price walked away with more than $200 million. >> the sleeper with the padded seat was the first of its kind to allow infants to sleep at an incline. selling 5 million. critics say it didn't follow safety guidelines. which call for baby's to sleep on their backs on hard surfaces.

>> the investigation shows they did not consult with a single pediatrician or single scientific study to find out if it was safe to sleep at an angle. over the decade this product was sold, ma tell repeatedly ignored urgent warnings. >> on monday the ceo offering condolences to parents who lost children. while defending the product. saying it was safe when used in with instructions and safety warnings. >> the sleeper was designed and developed following extensive research. medical advice. safety analysis and a year of testing and reviews. >> fisher price took the rock in play off the market in 2019. after dozens of infants suffered accidental suffocation. "washington post" investigation found the company had only consulted with family physician about the product safety.

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we want to help. checking the top stories, a senate investigation into the january attack at the u.s. capitol has uncovered broad missteps by law enforcement including a breakdown within multiple intelligence agencies and a lack of training for capitol police officers. the report recommends immediate changes to give the capitol provide better planning and to - equipment for law enforcement and to streamline intelligence gathering among federal agencies. abc news learned nearly 4,000 migrant children were separated from their families during the trump administration. a report today is expected to show many of those kids have still not been reunited. the body of a 26-year-old woman has been recovered from y national park. authorities say she suffered fatal injuries after falling 80 feet. today's weather, rain, thunderstorms and very warm temperatures for the eastern half of the country. severe storms in the northern

plains. clear skies for most of the west. and finally the new rules for houseguests. a new survey is revealing some hosting pet peeves. will ganss has details. >> reporter: even small talk can be a big problem in social situations. >> i have lost my fiance. the poor baby. >> maybe the dingo ate your baby. >> reporter: and as restrictions on indoor gatherings start to lift, it's important to make sure you remember how to be a good houseguest. >> when you arrive to your host's place, you want to make sure that you give a gift, a little gift of some sort or when you leave, you send a gift afterwards. >> reporter: a new poll spotlighting the biggest houseguest faux pas. according to hosts, number one, staining the furniture. >> my new sofa. he peed on my new sofa. >> reporter: followed by putting feet on the couch, going into

other rooms uninvited, bringing dogs without asking and going th cabinet, and then there's this big no-no to keep in mind. >> guests are a lot like fish. after two or three days, they begin to stink. so don't outwear your welcome. so if you say you're going to stay for a day or two, keep your word. >> reporter: our etiquette expert says there are even more things to remember after a year without house parties and hosting guests. >> your expectations may be different from your host's expectations when it comes to covid and have people been vaccinated and so forth. so it's really important to set the ground rules before you arrive, and never assume. >> reporter: according to that new poll, the other big houseguest faux pas, showing up late, coming in without knocking and changing the tv channel without asking. don't do it, mona and andrew. >> don't do it. if they do it throw them out like uncle phil did to jazzy

jeff. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. right now on "america this morning," ransom recovered. the justice department strikes back against the hackers who shut down a major fuel pipeline leading to gas shortages and price hikes. what we're learning about how the feds did it and with cyberthreats skyrocketing, will this deter hackers from striking again? our experts weigh in. the new report on the number of migrant children separated from their families. thousands of families torn apart and overnight vice president kamala harris responds to fierce criticism from within her own party after telling people in guatemala, do not come to the united states. the two suspects arrested in that heartbreaking road rage shooting in california. a 6-year-old boy killed. a bullet hitting him in the backseat.