demarco morgan is in bridgewater, massachusetts. [bell tolls] >> reporter: families, friends, even strangers watched as the coffin carrying the body of emmett scannell, a 20-year-old college sophomore, made its way into central square congregational church. inside an emotional father celebrated the life of his oldest boy, an honor student on full academic scholarship. with painful honesty, he told the world that heroin made it >> our honesty and openness in his obituary is so other parents can follow suit without shame or embarrassment. >> reporter: bill scannell and emmett's mom amy decided to be open about the cause of their son's death. they posted this facebook message with their son's obituary, and emmett's dad read it before all today. >> when you look at this picture, do you see a junkie? do you see a desperate young man addicted to heroin? do you see someone so sad or depressed he had become a prisoner of his own life? >> reporter: emmett was on heroin for just 18 months, in and out of rehab while in school. >> he was lookin

demarco morgan with such an important story. demarco, thank you.'ll be right back. >>> today the federal reserve left the key interest rate unchanged. the economy slowed over the past month but the job market is improving. not improving are the grades of american high school seniors. the nation's report card today from the national center for education statistics shows only 37% of 12th graders are prepared for college in math and reading. math scores dropped slightly. reading skills held steady. >>> one of the first female army rangers is at the top of her class. captain kristin grist will graduate from maneuver captain's career course, making her the army's first fae mail infantry officer. more women are marching in behind her, the army approved requests from 22 female requests to enter the infantry and armor branch.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in the age of tweets, hatefulness has no bounds. words that people would never say are so much easier to send. a podcast called just not sports noticed that female sportscaster are enduring harassment. so it asked

i'm demarco morgan. the new york primary just four days away.esidential candidates got together in brooklyn for the final debate of the campaign. polls show hillary clinton with a ten point lead over bernie sanders in new york. sanders was determined to close the gap before the ballots are cast. here is some of what the candidates had to say. >> senator sanders keeps bringing up speeches you gave to goldman sachs. i would look to ask you -- you said you don't want to release the transcripts until everybody does it. but if there is nothing in the speeches that you think would change voters' minds, why not just release the transcripts and put this whole issue to bed? >> you know -- first of all -- issue. when i was in public service, serving as the senator from new york, i did stand up to the banks. i did make it clear that their behavior would not be excused. i amount only one on this stage who did not vote to deregulate swaps and derivatives as senator sanders did which led to a lot of the problems that we had with lehman brothers. now if you ar

demarco morgan and cbs elections director anthony silvanto looked at the gop race. >>> when we look atepublican side to your point, you see that donald trump picks up another win. he's won more than ted cruz and won in every region of the country. here again in the northeast, just about swept the northeast here, the south, of course, upper midwest and then west. as we go forward, though, that's what you want to watch -- >> reporter: listening to your every word. >> as we go forward, we're going to fill in this gap here in a couple of weeks. so pennsylvania, delaware, rhode island, that all might lean toward trump. then we'll head here in may, washington, oregon, eventually montana, might be more cruz -- >> reporter: going to the convention? i would love to have a front row seat. i think it's going to be like a mayweather fight. everybody wants to see it take place. >> it could be the event of the century. we're not there yet because of this state right here. because of california. >> reporter: california. >> that's going to vote at the end of june. if donald trump is going to clinch, h

here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: these images, released by the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission shows 14-year-old austin stephanos and perry cohen headed out to sea newer jupiter inlet on june 24 of last year. the two teenagers, both experienced boaters were were reportedly going on a fishing trip. they were caught in a storm and have not been seen since. guy rubin is the cohen family attorney. why do you believe they released the video now? released because the florida wildlife commission has decided it no longer wants to investigate, but the family thinks that's the wrong decision. why would you end an investigation when you find new evidence? >> reporter: that new evidence includes an iphone and, according to ruben, pictures that show the boat's battery and engine had been turned off. the empty fishing boat was discovered by the crew of a norwegian freighter last month, 100 miles off the coast of bermuda. in an emergency court hearing yesterday, the two families agreed to turn the iphone over to apple to see if any data can be recovered. earlier this week, austin s

i'm demarco morgan.been counted in new york but the road to the white house continues to roll through the east. five states hold nominating contests next tuesday. connecticut, rhode island, delaware, maryland, biggest prize of them all, pennsylvania. hillary clinton is still smiling after a big victory. in her adopted home state. she received 58% of the vote in new york putting an end to a string of wind by bernie sanders. while the republicans, donald trump in a landslide. in fact the only county trump lost was manhattan, where he lives in his luxury high rise. major garrett has the story. >> reporter: victory was bigger than polls projected with donald trump securing 89 of 95 delegates. trump regained front-runner ted cruz on edge of elimination and john kasich as far behind as ever. probably not surprisingly, trump celebrated in classic new york style. ♪ i'm king of the hill >> reporter: donald trump strolled triumphantly into the victory party tuesday night casting himself as the the presumptive nomi

demarco morgan reports on this growing threat. >> hackers are using ransomware to target consumers tonesses big and small to municipalities. the payoff is huge. we visited a city that fell victim to hackers and is still working to get its files back. plainfield, new jersey was taken hostage. >> the hijacker requested demanded a ransom. >> reporter: hackers infiltrated their computers when an employee clicked on an infected link. city officials scrambled to pull servers offline. three were compromised leaving e-mails and city files inaccessible. >> we have ten years of documents that we are not able to access. >> reporter: the hijackers held the files ransom demanding roughly $650 in bit coin. and sought assistance from law enforcement but is helpless. >> a problem cries out for the solution. and we don't have it at the local level. >> reporter: plainfield a victim of ransomware, malware that security experts and law enforcement say is spreading nationwide. who should be concerned? >> everyone should be concerned. the number one issue facing the security. it is a very difficult thing t

demarco morgan, thanks. "with a kiss" at noon today on cbs. later today, catch bill, along with cbs sports jim nantz and grant hill calling the final four on tbs. >>> now here a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next, the dish. brad miller calls himself the meat man but there is a lot more to his cooking than that. one of the hottest chefs on the west coast will join us after the break! you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. ♪ >>> this morning, in "the dish," we meet the meat man. his name is brad miller. he grew up watching his grandmother cook and learning the butcher's craft in his father's meat market and later graduating from the scottsdale culinary program. >> after working across europe and in los angeles he launched his only l.a. early career and a chef at two of most pop

. >> demarco morgan reports they're targeting everybody. consumers, businesses and municipalities. >>reporter: in new jersey, plainfield new jersey was taken hostage. >> the hijacker requested or demanded a ransom. >>reporter: hackers infiltrated a computer system when an employee clicked on link. officials scrambled to pull servers off-line but three were compromised. emails and other files were inaccessible. >>reporter: yes. they had tenures of documents they were not able to access. the hijackers held the files ransom, demanding roughly 650 euros paid in bitcoin. law enforcement not involved but they remained helpless. they were a victim of ransomeware. who should be concerned? >> everyone. >>reporter: the director of cyber security at come persky -- kaspersky said once it is infected it encrypts all files and locks the user out until they pay for the key. he demonstrated how it works. >> ransomeware gets to your server and sends instructions to encrypt these files. >>reporter: the fbi receive more than 1800 complaints in 2014 about ransomeware, a loss of $23 million. in 2015, t

demarco morgan looks at the problem. >> plainfield, new jersey.of roughly 50,000 people was taken hostage. >> the hijacker has requested or demanded a ransom. >> reporter: the mayor mapp says hackers infiltrated their computer systems when an employee clicked on an infected link. city officials scrambled to pull servers offline and three were compromised, leaving e-mails and other city files accessible. >> we have about ten years of documents that we are not able to access. >> reporter: the hijackers held the files ransom, demanding roughly 650 euros paid in bit coins. the mayor remains helpless in regaining access. >> it's a very serious problem that cries for you a solution and we don't have it at the local level. >> reporter: plainfield was a victim of ransom ware, a type of malware that cyber security and law enforcement officials say is spreading nationwide. who should be concerned? >> everyone should be concerned. it's the number one issue facing company secretive in this industry and it's a very difficult thing to solve. >> reporter: ryan n

demar demarco morgan has more. >> reporter: good morning.som ware to target consumers from businesses big and small to municipalities and the payoff is huge. we visited a city that fell victim to hackers and is still working to get its filack. >>> still working to get its files back. plainfield, new jersey, 50,000 people, was taken hostage. >> the hijacker has requested or demanded a ransom. >> hackers infiltrated their computer systems when than employee clicked on an infected link. officials scrambled to pull servers offline but left e-mails and other city files inaccessible. >> we have about ten years of documents that we are not able to access. >> the hijackers held the files ransom demanding 650 euros paid in bitcoin. he remains helpless in access. >> cry out for a solution. we don't have it at the local level. >> plain field was a victim of ransomware, a type that law enforcement officials say is spreading nationwide. >> who should be concerned? >> everyone should be concerned. it's the number one issue in the security industry and a d