This Morning from CBS News, May 3, 2016
Killed by ISIS
For the second time this year, the U.S. military has lost a service member in the battle against ISIS in Iraq. American troops supporting Kurdish forces in the country's north -- not far from ISIS' stronghold -- got into a gun battle with the militants this morning,and lost one of their own.
Eyes on Indiana
Today's Indiana primaries have the potential to further boost the front-runners of both parties and narrow their opponents' already-tenuous paths to victory even more. Or, in the event of a major upset, they could prove a complete game-changer in the 2016 presidential election process.
"Misstatement"
Hillary Clinton has apologized for saying she would put coal miners and companies "out of business" as president, calling her comment a "misstatement." Clinton's choice of words had angered some Republicans and Democrats alike, including one major supporter.
Emotional reunion
About a week after the Brussels terror attacks, CBS News cameras were at a hospital when family members surprised Sebastien Bellin, who was badly hurt in the airport bombings. Now, he's reuniting with his daughters, who made the trek from Michigan to Belgium to see their papa.
Review scams
Word of mouth can be a powerful influencer, and that's no different online. We get behind-the-scenes and see how Yelp weeds out fake reviews.
Fresh local fraud
More U.S. restaurants are answering the call from patrons for fresh, locally sourced foods, with some even spelling out where they get the ingredients that go into their dishes. But can restaurant goers trust these claims, or are they just marketing ploys?
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