engulfing a shopping mall in flames. against an orange guy, first responders sifted through twisted, charred wreckage for survivors. the attack happened shortly after midnight, sunday morning, as families were eating dinner after fasting during the day for the holy month of ramadan. baghdad police blamed carnage on a massive bomb in the back of a pickup truck. people couldn t recognize their families who were engulfed in the fire, said this man who managed to escape. police said many of the victims were children. the islamic state was quick to claim responsibility. it is the third attack in threen less than a week. the islamic state claimed their militants took foreigners hostage. three students studying at american universities including a student from miami were among the 20 brutally murdered. tuesday in turkey, three men believed to be connected to isis opened fire and detonated suicide vests in istanbul s main airport killing more than 40 people. 13 suspects were arrested
yet, largely with the help of u.s. air strikes, the militant group so-called caliphate has taken a beating in recent months. u.s. defense department estimates isis has lost almost half territory controlled in iraq and more than a third of the area held in syria. despite the battlefield setbacks, during the holy month of ramadan, isis managed to accelerate its global brand of terror by either directly organizing attacks or by inspiring suicide bombers and gunmen to kill at least 800 people around the globe. cbs news senior national security analyst, juan zurate. this uptick in foreign attacks is less a demonstration of reaction to losing territory in iraq and more a manifestation of long-standing plans and operations to use foreign operatives to attack in place. reporter: iraq itself has seen a surge in suicide bombings in baghdad and beyond that have left hundreds dead. as the isis held front lines move further back, they re deploying guerrilla tactics and terrorism as th
he s riding a wave. get to the golf course and see how his gail fits. where he s going to hit driver and 2-iron. that s his plan, sample as that. jim: again, the lineup next weekend starts with the cbs sports spectacular. and then recaps of greenbrier classics past. on saturday and sunday at 3:00 eastern tomb. time. tonight on cbs begins with a special edition of 60 minutes, at the movies, a new big brother, madam secretary, elementary. tonight on cbs. so dustin johnson cutting an imposing giant figure into this game of golf at the very top. and you wonder if these guys like d.j. got tired of hearing all that talk about the big three. because now you can t even look at the world that way through that lens. nick: let s call it the big four then. is that all right? got to be. i said it first. it s the big four. jim: i was suggesting it. i was waiting for to you pounce on it. trying to set you up. nick: thank you. jim: again, the lineup tonight begins with 60 s minute.
our existence. this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. dubois: good evening. scott is off tonight. i m maurice dubois. this was the biggest day of hillary clinton s presidential campaign since she locked up the democratic nomination. the f.b.i. recommended she not be charged with a crime in the e-mail scandal, though director james comey was sharply critical of her. and just hours later, president obama hit the trail with clinton for the first time to sing her praises. nancy cordes begins our coverage. our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a chase. reporter: the f.b.i. director called clinton s e-mail arrangement extremely careless but said she did not obstruct justice and was not motivated by disloyalty to the u.s., factors in previous prosecutions. in looking back at our investigation into the mishandling or removal of classified information, we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these factors. r
this is your skin. this is your skin in the sun. the sun ages your skin and can cause skin cancer. tonight a pentagon official is under investigation after pulling a gun on some young men outside his home. one of the men recorded the incident on his phone. david martin takes a look. reporter: the man pointing the gun is a senior navy official. get in the car. you re pointing a gun at my friend. this is a criminal offense. please stop it. reporter: he is brandishing it at young men he says are drunk and making noise outside his house in the washington suburb. they taunt him while one of them records the incident. the woman talking on the phone is apparently his wife. get in the car. they re like let go of me, bro. you have a gun. his name is karnig ohannessian. he is deputy assistant secretary of the navy for environment and recipient of two mare torous civilian service awards. i m on my property. he s not. i m on my property. let them leave. repo