This Morning from CBS News, June 8, 2016
Defining moment
Before she celebrated clinching the delegates to win the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton spent days zig-zagging across California. She worshipped with black churchgoers and chatted with schoolgirls outside a burger shop, but the defining moment of her final swing through the state was a speech in San Diego, where she turned her full attention to her new main target.
"Struggle continues"
Hours after Clinton celebrated becoming the presumptive Democratic nominee, a defiant Bernie Sanders pledged to continue his primary campaign, but offered hints of a new approach as national election looms nearer. Stepping on stage in California to wild applause, Sanders thanked participants in his "political revolution" and remembered how his effort began.
Stanford sexual assault
CBS News has obtained a probation report that includes statements made in court from a former Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault to his victim. What do the remarks by Brock Turner, who will serve a controversial six-month jail sentence, reveal about his attitude toward his victim, and his behavior?
"Restorative justice"
A Utah company says its program keeps accused thieves out of the criminal justice system by helping shoplifters reform. Some major American retailers have cut deals with the firm, but now a San Francisco City attorney alleges the program is breaking the law to profit off the people it promises to help.
For a friend
What would you do if a dear friend who was dying of breast cancer asked you to take care of her children, who range in age from two to 15? For Stephanie Culley, her husband and her own three kids, the answer was simple -- open their home, and their hearts.
No giving up
When Michelle Jahnke was diagnosed with colorectal cancer at age 31, doctors said she'd need to terminate her pregnancy to undergo treatment. "I would have died from a broken heart," said Jahnke. She was determined to save her baby as well as herself, and she found a doctor willing to try.
Cheap seats?
"Hamilton," the smash-hit Broadway musical, is fetching nearly $4,000 for top-priced seats. But there is a whole confluence of factors causing the stratospheric rise in ticket prices across Broadway. We look at why it now costs a small fortune to catch a show.
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