don dahler, boston. >>> online gaming continues to gain players every day.. revenue on the las vegas strips, dropped 5% in august. the third straight month of declines. sin city isn't standing still. and casinos are looking to lure younger gamblers with the next jen ration of gaming. ben tracy reports from the palms in vegas. >> reporter: when people come to las vegas. a lot come to play the slots. the biggest revenue generator for the casinos. the problem is they're finding younger gamblers don't want to sit here and pull one of the levers. so the future of gambling could look a lot less look this and a lot more like an arcade. las vegas as we know it was built on the back of the one-armed bandit. slot machines with their 60% profit margins are cash cows. but it may be time to put them out to pasture. >> 45 and under are not going to play slot machines. just not. >> reporter: if he sound like a guy with something new to sell, well, he is. we're going into a brand new world. he heads one of the companies at this year's game sing expo in l vegas. betting on a

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here's don dahler. >> reporter: in fantasy sports leagues, participants pick teams. >> a belt to deep left field. >> reporter: they're rewarded based upon how those athletes elizabeth vagianos has been playing on fanduel for a year. she's won $45. crying foul. >> any time the playing field isn't level, it's-- it does make you think, like, hmm. what's really going on here? >> reporter: up until this week, it was common practice for employees of the two biggest fantasy sports companies, draftkings and fanduel, to play in the other's fantasy league. the concern is that fantasy league employees knew which athletes were being picked before that information was made public. they could then create a fantasy team of less-popular pickwho, if they performed well in a real game, would pay off big. a fanduel spokesperson confirmed to cbs news that draftkings employees have racked up millions in winnings. ted clark teaches ethics and >> it's information arbitrage. they have information the other group doesn't, and they use it to their advantage. >> reporter: the controversy is a black eye for the

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don dahler, cbs news, waltham, massachusetts. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," everyone. i'm jeff glor. joe biden said wednesday he would not run for president. so why and what's next? the vice president and his wife sat down with norah o'donnell. >> if i thought we could have put together the campaign that our supporters deserved and our contributors deserved, i would have gone ahead and done it. tuesday to figure that out? >> because it took that long for us to decide as a family -- look, dealing with the loss of beau, any parent listening who's lost a child knows you that can't -- it doesn't follow schedules or primaries or caucuses and contributors and the like. it just -- and everybody grieves at a different pace. >> and we had such hopes that he was going to live. and so i think it really wa

but, don dahler tells us tonight many high schools are dropping the sport. >> let's go! football runs through isaac pearson's bloodline. both his father and brother played. the sophomore chose a different field. >> my mom is like, no, no, no, soccer is your thing. she doesn't want me to get hurt too. soccer is something i really leaked. >> pearson's school has a proud tradition of football having gone to the state championship as recently as 2010. there is no team at maplewood this season. maplewood had a hard time finding players and due to injuries and lack of interest. >> when you have low numbers of students from a school this size you are drawing all the way from freshmen to seniors. that could have a significant affect on the possibility of injuries. >> going against bigger teams. >> absolutely. that was a difficult for us also. >> reporter: the number of high school football players in the u.s. declined by 25,000 over the past five years. last year, five high schoolers died playing football. more than in college, semi pro or professional levels. still maplewood se

but, don dahler tells us tonight many high schools are dropping the sport. >> let's go!ugh isaac pearson's bloodline. both his father and brother played. the sophomore chose a different field. >> my mom is like, no, no, no, soccer is your thing. she doesn't want me to get hurt too. soccer is something i really leaked. >> pearson's school has a proud tradition of football having gone to the state championship as recently as 2010. there is no team at maplewood this season. maplewood had a hard time finding players and due to injuries and lack of interest. >> when you have low numbers of students from a school this size you are drawing all the way from freshmen to seniors. that could have a significant affect on the possibility of injuries. >> going against bigger teams. >> absolutely. that was a difficult for us also. >> reporter: the number of high school football players in the u.s. declined by 25,000 over the past five years. last year, five high schoolers died playing football. more than in college, semi pro or professional levels. still maplewood senior misses the gam

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler., october 22nd, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> hillary clinton on the hot seat today. the democratic presidential hopeful testifies again on her role in the 2012 terror attack on the u.s. compound in benghazi. joe biden changes the face of a race he never entered. the vice president says he won't launch a white house campaign, but promises to use his voice during the 2016 race. >>> an arrest is made in a road rage shooting in new mexico that left a 4-year-old girl dead. >>> the mets are the kings of queens. the national league also by clenching their first t

don dahler, cbs news, waltham, massachusetts. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," everyone. i'm jeff glor. joe biden said wednesday he would not run for president. so why and what's next? the vice president and his wife sat down with norah o'donnell. >> if i thought we could have put together the campaign that our supporters deserved and our contributors deserved, i would have gone ahead and done it. >> but why did it take you to tuesday to figure that out? >> because it took that long for us to decide as a family -- look, dealing with the loss of beau, any parent listening who's lost a child knows you that can't -- it doesn't follow schedules or primaries or caucuses and contributors and the like. it just -- and everybody grieves at a different pace. >> and we had such hopes that he was going to liv

." >>> welcome to the "overnight i'm don dahler. vice president joe biden has made it official. he will not seek the democratic nomination for president. his announcement ends months of speculation. here's what he had to say. >> mr. president, thank you for lending me the rose garden for a minute. >> it's a pretty nice place. >> as my family and i have worked through the grieving process, i've said all along what i've said time and again to others, that it may very well be that that process, by the time we get through it, closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president. that it might close. i've concluded it has closed. i know from previous experience that there is no timetable for the process doesn't respect or much care about things like filing deadlines or debates and primaries and caucuses. but i also know that i could do this -- i couldn't do this if the family wasn't ready. the good news is the family has reached that point. but as i've said many times, my family has suffered loss and i hoped there would come a time, and i've said this to other families, t

don dahler has more. reporter: obtained by cnn, it shows members on the restaurant patio for a meeting. parking that breaks out after some cossacks make a good indeed out -- bandido ran into one of their prospective members. and then the bullets start flying. they die to the floor and at least one of her draws his gun and aimed it towards the parking lot. moments later another gang member emerges covered in blood. the bikers scramble for cover. one is seen firing his weapon and then stashing after police arrived. another shot shows looks like one gang member sliding a gun to the spyker brother. -- two his biker brother. waitresses run for cover and people die for cover as the chaos continues. >> i got a call from a passerby. they thought they heard a gunshot. they saw a lot of people running. reporter: waco police were on the scene in less than a minute. gang members streamed out of the restaurant with her hands in the air. the bloodshed left nine people dead and 20 injured. officers arrested 177 people,

york city, i'm don dahler. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, october 22nd, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> hillary clinton on the hot seat today. the democratic presidential hopeful testifies again on her role in the 2012 terror attack on the u.s. compound in benghazi. joe biden changes the face of a race he never entered. the vice president says he won't launch a white house campaign, but promises to use his voice during the 2016 race. >>> an arrest is made in a road rage shooting in new mexico that left a 4-year-old girl dead. >>> the mets are the kings of queens. the national league also by clenching their first trip to the world series in 15 years. now they have their sights set on baseball's crown. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning hillary clinton testifies prosecute the -- before the house committee in the u.s. attacks in benghazi, libya. she is to face tough questions which left four americans dead and her use of a private e-mail account.

york city, i'm don dahler. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, october 22nd, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> hillary clinton on the hot seat today. the democratic presidential hopeful testifies again on her role in the 2012 terror attack on the u.s. compound in benghazi. joe biden changes the face of a race he never entered. the vice president says he won't launch a white house campaign, but promises to use his voice during the 2016 race. >>> an arrest is made in a road rage shooting in new mexico that left a 4-year-old girl dead. >>> the mets are the kings of queens. the national league also by clenching their first trip to the world series in 15 years. designed to wound clinton's presidential campaign. weijia jiang is in washington. >> reporter: good morning to everybody. this will be the fourth public hearing in the 17-month long investigation. however, the political climate is really different from the last one back in january, as you mentioned. since then, we have learned about clinton's use of private e-mail and the come is spped to ask about her and

as c - b - s news correspondent don dahler shows us... that might open up an extremely interesting world of possibilities. 3 (dahler + digital emototn + kennedy) (shots of people ststing at mobiles while walking etc) the devices we can't stop looking at.. may soon be looking back, observing our joy and sadness and expressing it alongside our texts and chat. (rana el kaliouby)10;07;13;07 r -we're all about bringing emotional intelligence to our digital world. 10;05;34;10 don: so the emoji's aren't enough? 10;05;36;15 r: emoji's are not enough! (laugh) (b-roll rana/then fast-cut face ntage from handndt) rana el kaliouby - and the team at m-i- t spin-off, affectiva -- recorded the facial expressions of more than 3 million people in 75 countries to develop emotional recognition software.. (nat rana and don- with ipad104235) it's found your face // 4252 it's mapping all the facial movements and textures// (rana el kalioubi) 2530 we are able to read about 15 facial expressions, 10;25;32;11 // ththe combine to create or portray eight emotional s

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler.>>> it's thursday, october 22nd, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> hillary clinton on the hot seat today. the democratic presidential hopeful testifies again on her role in the 2012 terror attack on the u.s. compound in benghazi. joe biden changes the face of a race he never entered. the vice president says he won't launch a white house campaign, but promises to use his voice during the 2016 race. >>> an arrest is made in a road rage shooting in new mexico that left a 4-year-old girl dead. >>> the mets are the kings of queens.

>> don dahler at citifield, thanks, don. >> that rematch will be interesting to watch tonight. >> utley will not likely be in the game because there was conversation the mets might troo to throw at him. >> anthony, when i said maybe he is going too fast, he couldn't stop, my head was removed by the crew like that was a stupid thing to say. i don't know he is going very fast. >> the more you look at that slide, the more it looks less like a slide. >> i notice he wasn't near the bag when he was sliding. >> small problem. it was late, it was too high and it was just off. >> another big story, your interview. >>> the koch brothers are among the nation's best known politically active families. the billionaire's network of political action committees and advocate groups will spend 300 million on their compare. he talked about the controversy that comes with money and do you think it's good for the political system that so much what is called "dark money "is falling into the process now? >> what i give is dark. what i give politically, that's all reported. it's either to pacs or to the candida

don dahler is at citifield where game three of the series is being played tonight.ng tells me, mets fans will be ready. >> reporter: good morning. for new york mets fans, their weekend playoff game against the dodgers fit the cliche adding insult to injury. baseball says the umps got it wrong and when the dust cleared, the mets had not only lost the game, they also lost their shortstop. >> there is one. back. a double play. >> reporter: chase utley slammed into second base attempting to break up a double play but he ended up breaking ruben tejada's leg instead. it led to a dodgers victory and on sunday night major league baseball suspended utley for two games. >> i don't agree with chase utley. i hate the play. consider it a dirty play. >> this is baseball. guys have been doing this over a hundred years and taking guys out. >> what is done in the 1890s should change. >> reporter: baseball purist argue sliding hard into second base is just part of the game and historically that is true. >> there really is no place for a takeout slide there unless you're trying to inj

don dahler is here with the video and the controversy. orter: good morning. the video is stunning and graphic. it shows the moments before the shootout between rival gangs. officials say their office didn't release the video. the video obtained by cnn shows members of one gang. the other gang rolls in and a fight breaks out. the crowd moves in for a closer look. and then the bullets start flying. bikers dive to the floor and at least one gang member draws his gun and aims it towards the parking lot. moments later another gang member emerges, covered in blood. the bikers scramble for cover. one is seen firing his weapon, and stashing it after police arrive. another shows a gang member sliding his gun to his biker brother. customers hide under tables as the chaos continues. >> i just got a call from a passerby. they were going by twin peaks, thought they sheheard a gunshot. >> reporter: waco police were on the scene in less than a minute. the video shows gang members streaming out of the restaurant with their hands in the air. the blood shed

don dahler is here with the video and the controversy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the video is stunning and graphic. it shows the moments before the deadly shoot-out between rival biker gangs. the bandidos and the cossaks. the video appears to be the video they collected at the scene but says their office did not release it. the video obtained by cnn shows member of the cossaks on a patio for a club meeting. the bandidos ride in. the one thinks they ran into one of their members and the crowd comes in and the bullets start one draws its gun and aims it at the parking lot. moments later another biker is covered in blood. the bikers scrambled for cover and one seen firing his weapon and stashs it after the police arrive. one shows a biker sliding a gun to his biker brother. inside the restaurant waitresses run for cover and customers hide under their tables as the chaos outside continues. way dough police were onwaco police were on the scene. the blood shed left 9 people dead' 20 injured. officers arrested 177 people, all were initially charged with engaging in organ