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Iraq / ISIS / Navy SEAL / Peshmerga #1174265

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, May 03, 2016
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Today a Navy SEAL was killed in combat against ISIS in Iraq. The fight was north of Mosul a city of more than half a million people controlled by the terrorist army. David Martin is at the Pentagon. The attack recorded and immediately distributed by ISIS for propaganda took place near a small village 20 miles north of the Iraqi city of Mosul. It was a sudden outburst of fighting along a front that has been relatively peaceful. It began early this morning when three suicide truck bombs rammed int...
Reporter(s):
David Martin
Duration:
00:02:08

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