New York’s first apparent shark attacks in more than six decades injured two children off Long Island on Wednesday. The two separate incidents happened at beaches less than five miles apart, along a popular vacation spot known as Fire Island. Don Dahler reports.
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Children bitten in New York’s first apparent shark attack in more than 60 years
April Tinsley disappeared in 1988, before her body was found three days later. Now, authorities say they’ve solved the case thanks to genetics. CBS News correspondent Don Dahler reports.
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Death of 8-year-old Indiana girl latest cold case to be solved using genetics
Indiana police say cutting-edge genealogy and DNA techniques have helped solve an infamous, 30-year-old cold case. John D. Miller was arrested Sunday for the 1988 killing of April Tinsley. Miller was caught using genetic genealogy — the same method used to unmask other high-profile cold cases. Don Dahler reports.
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Genealogist helps police crack 1988 killing of April Tinsley
For many, summer is the time for camping and a chance to “rough it” in the great outdoors but lately a whole new kind of camping has been developed – and is forecast to grow. “Glamping,” or “glamorous camping,” provides the comforts of a luxury hotel right in the middle of nature’s beauty. Though remarkably, the newest “glamping” site looks out on some man-made wonders. Don Dahler reports.
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"Glamping" in the shadow of the New York City skyline
For many, summer is the time for camping and a chance to “rough it” in the great outdoors but lately a whole new kind of camping has been developed – and is forecast to grow. “Glamping,” or “glamorous camping,” provides the comforts of a luxury hotel right in the middle of nature’s beauty. Though remarkably, the newest “glamping” site looks out on some man-made wonders. Don Dahler reports.
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"Glamping" in the shadow of the New York City skyline
