mackinaw island, michigan. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. check back later for "cbs this morning." porting from the it's thursday, june it's thursday, june 17th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." historic summit. president biden draws a red line with russian president vladimir putin. his stern warning about cyberattacks targeting the u.s. i stepped out, and it's like a different world. like the heat wave is crazy. >> sweltering heat wave. triple-digit temperatures grip the west. the possible blackouts and power grid problems threatening tens of millions of people. border wall crowd sourcing. how the state of texas is taking on the immigration crisis without help from the biden without help from the biden administration. captioning funded by cbs

good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden is back in washington, d.c., this morning after his first trip overseas since taking office. he arrived back at the white house last night fresh off his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. mr. biden described the tone of the historic summit as positive and good. ian lee is in london. what were some of the biggest takeaways from the meeting? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. you know, both presidents kept expectations low going into the summit. this wasn't an attempt to overhaul relations as we saw with previous u.s. administrations, but both men did say that the talks were productive. president biden is back on u.s. soil after an eight-day european trip. >> i did what i came to do. >> reporter: the president ended his tour in switzerland with a 3.5-hour summit with russian president vladimir putin. >> the bottom line is i told

president putin that we need to have some basic rules of the road that we can all abide by. >> reporter: in the wake of high-profile ransomware attacks, mr. biden gave putin a list of 16 infrastructure sectors that need to be off limits to hackers including health care, food, and energy. >> pointed out to him we have significant cyber capability, and he knows it. he doesn't know exactly what it is, but it's significant. >> reporter: the summit began with a handshake and smiles but ended with few commitments. >> this is not a kumbaya moment. >> reporter: each ambassador wll return to their posts, and the leaders agreed to the creation of working groups for arms control and cyberattacks. >> i think that both of these sides showed a willingness to understand one another. >> reporter: during his post-summit news conference, putin seemed to brush off other key issues like human rights and americans imprisoned in russia. >> what will change the behavior is if the rest of the world reacts to them and diminishes the standing in the world. i'm not confident of anything. >> reporter: russia expert fiona

hill, who attended president trump's summit, said putin acted differently this time. >> he was a lot less cavalier, and he did seem that he was genuinely trying to move the dial forward somewhat to next set of meetings. >> reporter: president biden said it will take a few months to see if putin commits to change. anne-marie, president biden also said the success of the meeting isn't from the statements afterwards but rather if both countries follow up on those initiatives that the two leaders agreed upon. >> so here's the thing, we already knew that the two men were going to be going into the meeting with a lot that they did not agree on. what are some of the areas that the two did not see eye to eye on? >> reporter: yeah, anne-marie. this is a longer list. president biden brought up human rights in russia, the detained opposition leader alexei navalny and russia's invasion of ukraine. putin brushed those issues aside or deflected. when it comes to human rights and navalny, russia sees those as internal matters, although

president biden did say if navalny dies in prison the consequences would be devastating for russia. and finally, moscow views ukraine as in their sphere of influence. so no one really expected any progress to be made, at least on those fronts. >> all right. ian lee in london. thank you very much. well, an extreme heat wave is baking the west, and there's no relief in sight yet. temperatures are expected to hit 122 degrees today in needles, california. 117 in phoenix, and las vegas could see 114 degrees. yesterday temperatures clocked in at 129 degrees at the death valley visitors center. tourists posed for pictures next to the thermometer and at the sand dunes. we have more on the scorching heat. >> reporter: nearly 50 million americans are roasting under heat advisories and excessive heat warnings. >> i got a bunch of wet rags in my freezer.

when i go out, put them on my head. >> reporter: a dome of high pressure is hovering over the southwest and west coast along with utah, montana, and wyoming. >> in the morning you got to get out early so you can -- you don't have to be worrying about heatstrokes and all that stuff. >> reporter: as people head inside to cool off, there's a strain on the power grid. >> at this time we are asking texans to reduce their electric use until further notice. >> reporter: californians are being warned about possible blackouts. the scorching heat is also complicating fire-fighting efforts in montana and utah. heat relief stations are open across the region. >> heatstroke tends to be the most extreme heat illness there is. >> reporter: here in santa monica, people are taking the heat in stride. some are flocking to the beach for relief. >> dealing with it. loving it. breathing it. taking in the sun and wiping my brow. >> reporter: the extreme temperatures stretch as far east as st. louis. >> i'm hoping at least to go to the 90s, 80s.

it feels really hot when it reaches triple digits. >> reporter: relief isn't expected until the weekend. cbs news, santa monica. texas governor greg abbott is reviewing details on how he plans to fund his proposed border wall with mexico. he said that he would use $250 million in state money and announced plans to crowd fund the wall, asking people to send in donations. right now it's still unclear just how much it would cost to build more barriers along the 1,200-mile border. despite it all, abbott says this is not a political stunt. >> anyone who thinks this is politics doesn't care about american citizens or texas residents. anyone who thinks this is politics doesn't care about the lives of people who had a gun stuck on their head by someone who came across the border. >> the specific details of the project are unclear along with the project's legality. abbott's border plan will be in direct opposition to federal immigration policy.

china launched a crew to the country's new space station. the three astronauts blasted off this morning for a three-month stay in space. once they get to china's new space station, they will carry out experiments and prepare the station for expansion. a fresh three-member crew and cargo ship with supplies will be sent in three months. this is china's first crude mission in five years. and later today, president biden is expected to sign a bill making juneteenth a federal holiday. the legislation sailed through congress, passing the senate by unanimous consent yesterday. earlier the house passed the legislation in a 415-14 vote. juneteenth, which is on june 19th, commemorates the end of slavery in the united states. so coming up, calls for an investigation after police in maryland are caught on video

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here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ on the cbs "money watch," a bipartisan infrastructure plan gets a boost, and google opens its first retail store today. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, stock futures are indicating a lower open after the federal reserve indicated it might raise interest rates earlier than previously projected. and the three major indices ended down yesterday. the dow skidded 265 points. the nasdaq fell 33, and the s&p 500 lost 22. republican senators now back a bipartisan plan on infrastructure. that's enough for a potential bill to get through the chamber if all democrats back it. in a statement yesterday, 21

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our top stories this morning -- president biden is back in washington after his historic summit with russian president

vladimir putin. he described the meeting as positive. mr. biden said that he made it clear the u.s. will act against russia if it continues with behavior that harms america's interests. the legislation to make juneteenth a federal holiday sailed through congress. the bill is now on president biden's desk where he's expected to sign it into law later today. juneteenth, or june 19th, commemorates the end of slavery in the u.s. millions of investors have jumped into crypto-currency like bitcoin, and scam artists are trying to capitalize on all the buzz. >> reporter: $384,000. that's how much brandon larson lost. >> well, yeah, i shed a lot of tears. i'm not going to lie. >> reporter: larson buys and sells crypto-currency and recently downloaded an app he thought was related to the website he uses for trades, but the app was a fake and all the

money he put in vanished. >> it was actually $384,006 and some change. >> these types. scams have skyrocketed. >> reporter: christopher leach with the federal trade commission says americans have lost more than $80 million in cryptocurrency scams between october and march. a 1,000% increase from the previous year. there are several different scams out there including one where con artists place fake ads on line promising to triple your investment. >> but it requires you to give them your cryptocurrency. often what happens is that poof, the crcryptocurrency is gone whn you try and remove it from the investment fund. >> reporter: scammers also send emails posing as celebrities including well-known crypto investor elon musk. >> and saying if you give me some cryptocurrency, you can be entered into a drawing to win more. >> you have to be super careful who you trust. >> reporter: larson learned it the hard way but will continue to trade. >> there's still a tremendous opportunity to make money in crypto, and i'm still going to take advantage of that. >> reporter: he reported his massive loss to authorities.

since crypto crimes are often untraceable, he doesn't expect to see the money again. cbs news, new york. coming up first on "cbs this morning," news of a lawsuit against one of the world's most popular pornography websites. we'll hear from the women who say they suffered as pornhub profited. and the first black woman to lead a fortune 500 company tells us about her memoir. "where you are is not who you are." and adriana diaz goes back to washington heights with the co-playwright for the movie "in the heights." that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪