ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: Some breaking news out of Afghanistan. ISIS claiming responsibility for a deadly suicide bombing, leaving eight people dead and more than two dozen injured. Officials say this blast which struck at the heart of rush hour near the U.S. embassy in Kabul and targeted a convoy of foreign troops. Three members of the international coalition suffered non-life- threatening injuries.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: There's an intense manhunt underway right now because two Chicago cops were shot in an apparent drive-by. The officers are just sitting in their cruiser. Two cars pulled up along side them and opened fire. One officer was shot in the arm, the other in the back. Police say they recovered a couple of guns at the scene and say a few people are being questioned in the case.</s>CAMEROTA: Alton Sterling's family reacting to media reports that the Justice Department will not charge Baton Rouge police officers in his fatal shooting. The family says they are angry that the justice department did not notify them before the news became public. Local authorities also say they have not heard from the DOJ. This 2016 incident was caught on video. It shows two white officers shooting sterling after they wrestled him to the ground. The decision on state charges now falls on the attorney general.</s>CUOMO: Congress is about to head home for another recess, but the Republican health care bill still hanging in the balance. Can President Trump cut some deals with skeptical lawmakers? We're going to take a look at the numbers and the stakes, next.
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Kabul Suicide Attack