This Morning from CBS News, June 5, 2015
Worries over what hackers could do with U.S. government employee data, and very different accounts of the Boston man accused of plotting for ISIS
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"Appalling" law prevents IVF coverage for veterans
Opponents in Congress passed a law 23 years ago blocking the VA from paying the costs of IVF treatments for veterans
Boston terror suspect described as promising young student
Educators paint a more normal picture of Usaamah Rahim, but authorities believe he became radicalized by ISIS
Massive hack of federal gov't spurs critical concerns
Cybersleuths think they know who's behind it -- and perhaps even how the info could be used
Boston library's missing artwork found -- in unlikely place
Library's president came under fire after priceless pieces by Rembrandt and Durer went missing, prompting her to resign
Ruptured California pipeline showed severe signs of wear
A test run on an oil pipeline two weeks before it flooded a stretch of coastline with crude showed that it was significantly worn
Warriors top Cavs in OT in Game 1 of NBA Finals
Stephen Curry's 26 points lead San Francisco to 108-100 victory over Cleveland; LeBron James scores 44
Petco takes responsibility for dog's grooming death
Virginia woman says she was told dog died of a heat stroke; Petco says animal was in cage that was not heated
Colorado shooter's defense builds mental illness argument
Defense attorneys hope to convince jurors that James Holmes was insane during 2012 Colorado movie theater shooting that left 12 people dead
EPA: No widespread harm to drinking water from fracking
EPA report warns of potential for water suppy contamination if current safeguards are not maintained
Can governors in GOP presidential race benefit from one another?
As more governors join the race, one common thread could give provide them with an advantage
How American Pharoah's jockey went from rags to riches
Victor Espinoza -- once a poor boy in Mexico -- could be the first Triple Crown winner in decades
Golden Gate Bridge officials fear invasion of drones
Call for drone restrictions grows louder as officials worry bridge safety is at risk: "It's kind of like the Wild West right now"
Roman candle fight disrupts Chicago neighborhood
Video shows Roman candles, fireworks that include a small amount of gunpowder, used in "shootout" on Chicago street
Mount Hood climber dies after 400-foot fall
The 66-year-old man was with his 17-year-old grandson and two others when the fall on the Oregon mountain took place
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