here's don dahler. >> reporter: two suspects were captured on bank surveillance video withdrawing moneyg stolen credit card information. last month thieves at wal-mart used skimmers, devices over credit card readers to gather information and pin numbers and make duplicate card. a skimmer works recording digital information from a swiped card. microcamera captures the pin number. those are sent to the thief via blue tooth or removed later. in this security video, the man on the right shield his partner. who pulls the skimmer out of his jacket and pops it in place. the whole pop racing, 2 second. they made off with as much as $20,000 from at least 38 victims. michael ceremetas with secret service, the agency that investigates. >> download information put it on a duplicate card, gift card or credit card they have. download information on to the magnetic strip. then they have, credit card, able to use it for any type of fraudulent purchases. >> devices are identical to the real things and have plagued gas stations and atm for years. crooks have gone retail. using them on self check out mach

scott, they also advise you to check your accounts daily for any suspicious charges. >> don dahler.k you. will food companies help america shake its addict tugs salt? >>> today the food and drug administration launched an assault on salt. it put out new guidelines aimed at cutting salt in food by a third over the next decade. in order to reduce heart attacks and strokes. dr. jon lapook is here. what's behind recommendations? >> scott, we know eating too much salt increases high blood pressure the leading cause of death from heart attack and stroke. now, 90% of americans eat too much sodium. more than 75% of the salt comes from processed food in restaurants. not from people adding it with a salt shaker. right now the average daily sodium intake is 3400 mg, well above the recommended total of 2300 mg. that's just one teaspoon of salt, scott. the fda is suggesting food scum companies reduce sodium levels in food over ten years. dr. jon lapook. thank you, doc. >> coming up. fans on phones. performers call them out. >>> one of the greatest conveniences ever invented can also be one of gr

as don dahler reports. >> reporter: in 1960s america it was illegal to be homosexual.s were common. on july 28th, 1969, gay residents of greenwich village decided they had enough. and they took a stand at the stonewall inn fighting back against police. the violence led to days of protests ultimately igniting the gay rights movement. it took 47 years but the historical significance of what happened in this tiny manhattan neighborhood has finally received federal recognition. >> i'm now going to take you on a little journey back in time. >> reporter: 68-year-old tommy lanigan smith was 21 when he took part in the riots in '69. >> it makes me very happy to be here. and i think it means even more to newer generations because they have something through this to give them a sense of dignity. >> reporter: five decades later, gays and lesbians can openly serve in the military and are free to marry and adopt children. but there are still challenges. and dangers. given the mass shooting in orlando, new yorker scott rogers says it still takes courage to be himself. >> we're not g

don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> rose: and that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm charlie rose. see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by stage.. in a new isis propoa video. the terror group.. specific calling out san francisco-- our security analyst says it's no coincidence. good evening i'm ken bastida i'm elizabeth cook. allen a veronica are off. that new video from isis is calling for attacks on san francisco and las vegas. as k-p-i-x five political repo melissa caen e >> good evening. allen and veronica are off today. that new video from isis is calling for attacks on san francisco and las vegas. kpix melissa kain explains the timing is significant. >> that's right. the video surfaced yesterday, the same day as the big pride parade. >> the images are chilling. the golden gate bridge. the financial district and along with a message, attack. the propaganda video praises the orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen and brings a terror message but why san francisco and why now? the answer may be the lgtb friendly atmosphere. >>

don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> rose: that's the "cbs evening news" for scott pelley. i'm charlie rose, see you >>> beyonce walked on water. justin timberlake in hot water and a prince tribute which brought to tears. >> you didn't see backstage on b.e.t. awards. >> it gave us closure. >> is this the worst naked slumber party ever? kanye's famous controversy depicted in bed with taylor swift and kim's ex. will the stars sue? >>> plus -- jay leno after his terrifying car crash caught on tape. >> then, sizzling summer couples with taylor's wardrobe malfunction when she met tom's mom. >> why kevin hart is all worked

don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> rose: that's the "cbs evening news" for scott pelley. breaking news. northwest washington reopened after a fire. photos on twitter show smoke filling the station. we know one person did go to the hospital. wusa9 stephanie gearhart has more. what is the latest. >> reporter: one person was taken to the hospital. because of all of this. officials are telling us that this was a fire in the track bed. the crime scene tape is down right now but trains are still not stopping here at gallery place china town and a pretty chaotic scene out here about a half hour ago. people were wondering what happened. they wanted the questions answered and many riders told me they were not being told how to get around the mess.

here's don dahler. >> reporter: two suspects were captured on bank surveillance video withdrawing moneysing stolen credit card information. last month, thieves at wal-mart stores in virginia and kentucky used skimmers, devices placed over credit card readers, to gather information and pin numbers and make duplicate cards. a skimmer works by recording the digital information from a swiped card, and a microcamera captures the pin number. those are sent to the thief via bluetooth or removed later. in this security video, the man on the right shields his partner who pulls the skimmer out of his jacket and pops it in place. the whole operation? two seconds. they made off with as much as $20,000 from at least 38 victims. michael seremetis is with the secret service, the agency which investigates these types of crimes. >> they would download the information and put it on a duplicate card, either a gift card or another credit card they had. where they would download the information on to this magnetic strip. and then they have your credit card and can use it for any type of fraudulent purchases

i'm don dahler. the last major date on the presidential primary calendar.cluding california and new jersey will hold nominating contests. and the results are certain to push democrat hillary clinton over the top. for the republicans, there is less at stake. donald trump is already the presumptive nominee. but he has got troubles of his own making. within his own party. major garrett has that. >> he is somebody. proud of his heritage. >> you are saying it is a barrier to him doing his job. >> he is not treating me fairly. >> judge gonzalo curiel was born in indiana. >> i'm confused what his mexican parents have to do with that. >> excuse me. i want to build a wall. i can. i don't think it is very confusing. >> this made republican leaders who had begun to rally around the presumptive nominee, recoil. >> people are disturbed you would want to dismiss a judge based on his ethnicity. >> he need to stop saying it. that man is an american. maine republican senator susan collins has yet to endorse trump. it was an appalling statement for donald trump to have made.

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. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," don dahler talks trips in the woods of new hampshire., >>> a traffic update from the "kcbs traffic center." good news we're not tracking any hot spots light now. here at the bay bridge, why, it looks like a sunday morning ride for that westbound trip. both from the macarthur maze and across the upper deck into san francisco. the improved conditions here, although it's a little hazy on the lens, look at the drive time at the bottom of your screen. 22 minutes means a better ride. and here's your trip on 880 northbound. typically slow with a nearly 40- minute drive time into downtown oakland. and your westbound 580 ride which had been miserable this morning is already clearing up. julie? >> thank you, george. we saw that drizzle on the lens there. this is what it looks like up above the low cloud deck and fog. we'll see some sunshine for folks inland today many along the coast and the bay, it will stay socked in for the day. 60 concord now and san jose. upper 50s for livermore, oakland, san francisco. later today, warming up to near 80 for

don dahler shows how the pet could hold the key to the mystery.cutors haven't ruled it out. we wanted to go inside the mind of these incredible birds, so we took a trip to harvard and sat down with a leading researcher and her friends to see if parrots could make credible witnesses. how smart is an african gray parrot? the answer might surprise you. >> their communicative abilities are, if you're lucky, about a 2-year-old. their cognitive ability are roughly that of a 5-year-old. >> reporter: irene pepperburg run the alex foundation and the pepperburg lab on the campus of harvard university. she's been studying this species of parrot for 40 years. in the animal kingdom, where do you think their intelligence lies on a scale, say, with dogs, chimpanzees, dolphins, that kind of thing? >> they're equivalent to the chimpanzees and dolphins. >> reporter: highly intelligent? >> yes. people say, oh, their brains are so tiny. it's not the size of the brain per se, but the size of the brain relative to the size of the creature. so for a one-pound parrot, th

don dahler has a story from an atm right here in cbs broadcast center. >> reporter: deep vices, skimmers checkout terminals or atm machines and steal credit card information, deb it card information and pin numbers which is why security cameras are important tools in spotting this kind of illegal activity. at first glance, these shoppers using a self checkout terminal inside a kentucky wal-mart hardly look suspicious. the man on the right shields his partner whose pulls a skimming device out and pops it in place. the operation take twos seconds. they made off with as much as $20,000 from at least 38 victims. atm skimming increased 546% from 2014 to 2015 with criminals turning to self checkout terminals to steal consumer data. these elaborate new skimmers finding their way into retail gross restores, they plop right on top of the whole payment terminal. it literally is another payment terminal intercepting your transaction. at a miami convenience store as soon as a clerk turns around. a skimmer gets placed on top of a credit card scanner. and the secret service representative, part of a t

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler.nded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, june 22nd, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >> just like he shouldn't have his finger on the button, he shouldn't have his hands on our economy. [ applause ] >> in a scathing speech, hillary clinton goes after donald trump's economic policy using his own words and finances against him. trump didn't hold back when it came to firing back. >> basically she's crooked hillary. i mean, when you get right down to it. >>> we're getting a glimpse into the life of the gunman w

don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. 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 charlie rose. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." tension is already growing between great britain and the european union over the timing of the so-called brexit. prime minister david cam run who said he will step down wants to leave the paperwork to his successor. but the leaders of germany, italy and france are in no mood to wait on british politics. they're refusing to begin negotiations with london until they see a formal request to secede. meanwhile, scotland and northern ireland are considering possibly leaving britain to stay in the eu. and some in the uk are pushing for a second referendum to reverse the brexit vote. charlie d'agata reports. >> last week was week bregret. meanwhile, the pound plummets against the dollar, down 3%. after a 10% drop friday. the lowest in mor

don dahler reports from the new jersey side of the holland tunnel where the arrest went down. >> thell under way. but authorities have ruled out terrorism in this particular case. one of the suspects taken into custody, john ground that reveals a personal story of loss that may have been what preceded this ill-advised rescue attempt. >> reporter: the port authority police stopped this hard to miss vehicle early tuesday morning. on the new jersey side of the holland tunnel. >> here is the situation where you have a cracked windshield on a car. the police officer pulls the car over. sees a loaded magazine on the floor of the car. and that's probable cause. starts the whole investigation. >> reporter: search inside the colorful truck revealed a small arsenal including multiple handguns, one assault rifle, body armor, knives, night vision goggles and multiple round of ammunition. >> large majority of weapons were loaded. >> police say the group claims they were traveling from pennsylvania to new york to rescue a teenager being held against her will. one of the people arrested includes 50

don dahler has a story of a company kate rg to thcatering t. >> come on in, founders of get away, used they wanted people to get outdoors more. they also didn't want their guests to do too much advance planning of activities. they keep the location secret until the last possible moment. >> we're good. >> yeah. >> ryan and meg are setting out on an adventure, five months in the making. in january, the couple booked a one night stay some where in the woods. just 24 hours before leaving, they found out where. it is a two-hour drive from ryan's apartment outside boston. but a world away from their normal lives. >> just really relaxing. just to be together and have nothing else really going on. kind of back to your roots. >> reporter: meg and ryan's get away courtesy of getaway. the startup aimed at millenials is part vacation, part social experiment. they built three tiny houses that are, well, tiny. and place them in undisclosed locations in the new england wilderness. >> it was like staying in a cabin you would anywhere of in new hampshire, maine, but just on a much smaller scale. >> rep

. >>> welcome to the overnight news, i'm don dahler.he city of orlando and much of the nation remains in shock after the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people were killed inside a nightclub before terrorist gunman omar mateen died in a hail of police gunfire. we are learning more about mateen, but are no closer to knowing what drove hem to kill. he praised a jumble of terrorist groups, al qaeda, hezbollah and the islamic state. all of whom hate each other. mateen had been under fbi surveillance for nearly a year. after making terrorist comments at work. but the investigation turned up nothing. he got his weapons legally and there is no evidence he was part of a larger plot. what is clear is the hatred mateen daerd into the pulse nightclub in orlando saturday night. josh elliott reports. >> reporter: the massacre was carried out with a handgun and ar-15 semiautomatic rifle. >> this is probably the most difficult day in the history of orlando. the gunman, 29-year-old omar mateen parked his rental car next to the club, walked insi

don dahler has the story.is 1.3 million boutros-boutros gali lon pool they glide and flip interacting with kids and adults. trainers keep them occupied. gave them daily checkups and endless supplies of fish. chesapeake is 24. >> go ahead and touch her in the mouth. check the condition of the teeth. look at the tongue. the first dolphin born in the aquarium. see how calm she is with this. how long have you had a relationship with her? >> i have been here ten years. constantly building the trust and relationship. >> reporter: but that relationship will soon change. within five years the conveyor yum wants to move the dolphins to a sanctuary like this along an ocean front. looking at places such as florida and the caribbean. >> the operating principle is dolphins first. >> reporter: the ceo of the aquarium. the site will allow the dolphins to interact with other sea life. >> these dolphins need to learn to cope with natural features. >> reporter: they have been fed almost where though lives. >> have to teach the

don dahler is in the new hampshire woods where a company started by harvard grad students is trying tonders of getaway decided to use tiny houses like the one i'm in now bse people to get outdoors more. they also didn't want their guests to do too much advanced planning of activity, so they keep the location secret until the last possible moment. ryan and meg are setting out on an adventure five months in the making. in january, the couple booked a one-night stay somewhere in the woods. just 24 hours before leaving, they found out where. it's a two-hour drive from ryan's apartment outside boston. a world away from their normal lives. >> it was relaxing just to be together and have nothing else really going on. just kind of back to your roots. >> reporter: meg and ryan's getaway comes courtesy of a company called getaway. the startup aimed at millennials is part vacation, part social experiment. they built three tiny houses that are, well, them in undisclosed locations in the new england wilderness. >> it was like staying in a cabin you that would anywhere in new hampshire or maine, but

. >>> and don dahler will talk about what happens when the only witness to a murder can only say a few the parrot to say "on cbs this morning." all that and a >>> prosecutors in michigan are working to determine in a parrot can serve as a trial witness in a murder case. >>> investigators in michigan are working to find out if a african gray parrot can be a witness to a murder. >>> we all know parrots are smart, but could their testimony be used in court? prosecutors have not ruled it out. we took a trip of harvard university and sat down with a leader researcher and her friends to see if parrots could make al-qaedable witnesses. >> how smart is african gray parrot? >> irene runs the alex foundation and the lab on the campus of harvard university. studying this species of parrot for 40 years. >> where do you think their intelligence lying on a scale of dogs, chimpanzees, dolphins. >> they're equivalent to dolphins and chimpanzees. for a one pound parrot, the side of the brain is enormous. >> that is griffin. he is 21 years old, and he is still pretty young for a parrot. on average, they

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