This Morning from CBS News, June 10, 2015
Escape help
Reports of two men walking along a road brought hundreds of law enforcement officers to a small town in the Adirondack foothills for a sweep that seemingly turned up no signs of two killers who escaped from a maximum security prison in upstate New York, but police said leads continued to be generated and there would be an increased law enforcement presence in the area. At the prison, investigators are poring over visitor logs and phone records, reports CBS News correspondent Don Dahler.
New strategy
The Obama administration is overhauling its strategy in the fight against ISIS in Iraq. The new plan calls for hundreds of American military advisers and a new base to train Iraqi troops. The goal is to retake Ramadi and drive the extremists from Anbar province. CBS News chief White House correspondent Major Garrett reports on details of the new approach.
Singing praises
The interests of presidential candidates and musicians have, at times, collided in recent election cycles. But every now and again, the interests of candidates and musicians come into alignment, and the result is one of the most unusual features of the modern presidential campaign: the tribute song. Here's a look at some of the more notable fan tribute songs penned about recent presidential campaigns
Mudslide tour
A Washington state river tour is churning up controversy at the site of a deadly mudslide. The rafting excursion on the north fork of the Stillaguamish River runs through the town of Oso, where 43 people died last year. CBS News correspondent John Blackstone reports that the victims' families accuse the tour operator of profiting from tragedy.
Crisis Text Line
There's new evidence your kids may not be wasting their time when they're buried in technology like smartphones. A Northwestern University study out this month shows nearly a third of teens surveyed use what the learn online to live better -- drinking less soda, eating healthier and exercising to fight depression. And there's a groundbreaking way for teens to find high-tech help when they need it urgently. Jim Axelrod gets an inside look at the Crisis Text Line, only on "CBS This Morning."
Honeybees
The massive decline of honeybees is raising new concerns, and even the White House is taking notice. It recently announced unprecedented steps to protect the pollinators. CBS News correspondent Vicente Arenas reports on 10-year-old Mikaila Ulmer, who is on the front lines of this fight.
Impact investing
Can you invest for positive returns and do good deeds for society at the same time? Some studies have indicated that the answer might be "yes," and financial services firms are developing offerings to respond to investor demand.
Lighting the way
The near-constant onslaught of artificial light has been shown time and again to upset the natural circadian rhythms that regulate many of our bodies' functions. Circadian disruptions mess with our sleep-wake cycles, causing sleep disorders, and have also been linked to depression and hormone disruptions. Now one light bulb company is going to do something about it.
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