cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm errol barnett. ♪ it's tuesday, june 8th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." ransom recovered. the justice department retrieves most of the money paid to the colonial pipeline hackers. how investigators turn the tables on russian cybercriminals. >> and i believe if you come to our border, you will be turned back. immigration warning. vice president kamala harris sends a stern message to people thinking about coming to the u.s. illegally. aviation history. the u.s. navy pulls off a first involving a drone and a fighter

jet. well, good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the head of colonial pipeline is set to testify before a senate panel today about the cyber attack on his company. this covers as investigators reveal they've recovered more than $2 million in ransom that colonial paid to russian-backed hackers last month. you may remember that the attack forced colonial pipeline to shut down its systems last month, prompting fuel shortages in several states and a spike in gas prices. laura podesta is in new york. lura, what can we expect on capitol hill today? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, we can expect lawmakers to really grill colonial pipeline ceo joseph blount and figure out what steps the company took before paying the hackers any ransom.

it's to protect any companies that may experience this kind of ransomware assault in the future. the justice department has recovered the majority of the ransom that colonial pipeline paid to a russian-based hacker group. >> we turned the tables on darkside. >> reporter: the fbi said darkside left digital fingerprints including a cryptocurrency address where colonial was order ed to send $4.3 billion in bitcoin. >> old adage, follow the money still applies, and that's exactly what we do. >> reporter: court documents showed investigators tracked the funds to an online digital wallet and obtained the wallet's private key, enabling them to extort the funds. >> the extortionists will never see the money. >> reporter: it led to panic buying and gas shortages in the southeast. >> it's like the toilet paper fiasco all over again. >> reporter: the seizure was conducted under the justice department new ransomware and digital extortion task force. >> this is the task force's

first operation of this kind. this work is important because every day, the digital threats that we face are more diverse, more sophisticated and more dangerous. >> reporter: federal law enforcement officers say they're currently investigating 100 types of ransomware including last week's attackck against j , the largest meat distributor in the world. the doj recovered 85% of the bitcoin paid in the ransom, but since then, bitcoin has lost a considerable amount of value. so what colonial pipeline got back is worth $2.3 million or $2 million less than what they originally paid, anne-marie. >> wow. laura podesta in new york, thank you, laura. so, vice president kamala harris is in mexico city this morning, as she continues to address the immigration crisis. she will meet with mexican president andres manuel lopez

obrador on how the two countries can tackle the problem. yesterday, she was in guatemala where she laid out a plan. to help decrease poverty and curb human trafficking. ed o'keefe who is traveling with the vice president has the latest. ♪ >> reporter: vice president harris used her first appearanc blunt message for migrants seeking to enter the u.s. illegally. >> do not come. do not come. if you come to our border, you will be turned back. >> reporter: traveling to guatemala harris tasked by president biden to curb the border crisis, announced a seres of initiatives designed to turn the tide here. >> we are working on a task force that is about smuggling. >> reporter: the administration has completed a four-year $4 billion relief plan. designed to eliminate those people who make the trek to the

u.s. but the white house feels it will do little if it doesn't root out corruption. harris is not shying away from the issues do you consider the governments of el salvador, honduras, mexico, guatemala or any other regions to be corrupt? >> the conversation i had today was very frank but candid. >> reporter: but guatemala's president bristled when asked by cbs if he's part of the problem. >> translator: how many cases of corruption have i been accused? >> reporter: the vice president's trip to the region is high stakes not only for border security but also for her future political ambitions and her place in history as the first female vice president traveling abroad. >> i welcome showing anyone, whatever your race or gender, that you may be the first to do anything but you're not the last. >> reporter: ed o'keefe, cbs news. a california couple suspected of shooting and killing a 6-year-old boy in an

apparent road rage incident is expected to be charged later today. police arrested 24-year-old marcus eriz and 23-year-old wynne lee on monday. the orange county district attorney said eriz is expected to be the gunman who fired into the car killing aiden leos who was riding in a car seat last month. >> it could have happened to any one of us. we all drive the freeways of southern california. we've all gotten upset at other motorists. other motorists are upset at us, but it's never come to a situation of violence and certainly not the loss of a life. >> leos was buried yesterday in a private family ceremony. and canada is reportedly planning to ease quarantine rules for travelers who got the covid shot. bloomberg reports prime minister justin trudeau is gearing to ease border restrictions for people who are fully vaccinated.

travelers entering canada would still be tested for covid and may be required to quarantine for a shorter time, rather than the current 14-day isolation period. meantime, tests of pfizer's vaccine started in louisiana for children ages 5 to 11. the kids got a nose swab or blood drawn to see if they currently or in the past had the consideration and then got a quick injection. one dad said he's glad his son is part of the clinical trial. >> when you take the vaccine, you help anyone vulnerable in our community. and i thought, there's no better message than that for our kids. so to have khalil not only be safe to be able to protect others, then, definitely. >> pfizer's shot is already approved under an emergency use provision for children ages 12 and up. more victims were pulled from that deadly passenger train crash in southern pakistan. the death toll rose overnight to at least 63. more than 100 were hurt.

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why a high school student was denied a diploma at graduation and ukraine got a boost from the u.s. those are some the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" reports president biden invited the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to visit the white house this summer. mr. biden extended the invitation yesterday during a phone call. with the ukrainian leader. zelensky tweeted that he was looking forward to the meeting to discuss ways to expand strategic operations between the two countries. the "denver post" says at least one home was damaged when a tornado touched down near the town of mead. the national weather said said a twister knocked down power lines yesterday about 35 miles north of denver. the house was damaged when a downed power line ignited a fire. there were no reports of any injuries, though. and a greensboro news and

record said a high school student received his diploma four days after he was denied it for wearing a mexican flag during comment. 18-year-old evan lopez walked out of the high school yesterday with his diploma. during last week's ceremony, he wore the flag draped around his graduation robe. he was handed a diploma holder. but exile officials did not give him an actual diploma. student officials that lopez violated the code by wearing a flag. the lopez's family called for a dialogue for school officials to open a dialogue for students experiencing racial and ethnic identities. >> it's not going to stop here. we're going to keep fighting. hopefully, we make a big change in the future. hopefully with those, big opportunities come. >> lopez also said threats against the principal should stop. still ahead, amazon's sidewalk switches on today. how your ring security camera

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our top stories this morning, the head of colonial pipeline is set to testify before a senate panel today about the cyber attack on his company. it triggered fuel shortages and a spike in gas prices last month. meanwhile, the justice department said it recovered more than $2 million in ransom money that colonial paid to hackers. and vice president kamala harris is in mexico city as she continues to address the immigration crisis at the border. she is set to meet with mexico's president to discuss the issue. yesterday, harris was in guatemala where she laid out a plan to help decrease poverty and curb human trafficking.

sneakers are a big business, and now there's a program to help black entrepreneurs get a foot in the door. elise preston explains. >> reporter: more than two decades after opening his first the athlete's foot fran chochis isom lowman owns a store of nearly 600 locations. he's the only black owner. >> from run dmc to michael jordan to all of the young kids who have actually supported the industry to make it the multibillion dollar industry that it is it's unfortunate because there's only a half handful of american american owners in the retail industry in the world world. >> reporter: inspired by black lives matter and calls for social justice, darius filling who oversees marketing for athlete's foot. they started a pipeline program that gives black franchisees access to capital and major vendors.

>> it's upon us to really help foster change. >> reporter: billings believes change can come from growing generational route where families pass down assets. on average, white families have a net worth nearly ten times that of black families. >> it's definitely alarming just because you see every different way that systemic racism has addressed the culture. >> reporter: they held a panel discussion to introduce the program to the public. >> i'm say sneaker head. i don't know if you can see what i'm rocking. >> reporter: brii renee wants to change her passion into prosperity. >> i always wanted to create my own legacy, make my impact on the word. >> reporter: it's those legacies, lowman wants to help build. >> when you have black ownership, not only does it help them economically, it helps other people believe they can be black owners as well. >> reporter: setting footprints for even the tiniest shoppers, elise preston, cbs news, new york.

coming up on "cbs this morning," we have the result of a new senate report on the security failures that led to the january 6th capitol attack. plus, first on "cbs this morning," singer mike posner tells us about his journey climbing mt. everest. and in our series "spring into summer" denver's robert e. lee's home is reopen to visitors after a overhaul that tells a more complete history of the landmark. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.