WHITFIELD: Welcome back. I'm Fredricka Whitfield in Philadelphia. ISIS says its fighters were responsible for a devastating suicide attack today in Kabul, Afghanistan.</s>WHITFIELD: The blast killed more than 60 people and wounded at least 265 others. You can see the chaos that followed that murderous moment. The terror group claims in an online statement that two of its attackers blew themselves up during a large demonstration near Kabul University. A third attacker was shot and killed by police. CNN's senior international correspondent, Nick Paton Walsh, has the latest from Beirut -- Nick.</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Fred, devastatingly enough the death toll has risen again. The interior minister of Afghanistan saying 80 people have lost their lives in that attack. We were talking about 31 merely hours ago. It continues to rise. Over 200 people seeking urgent medical treatments in hospitals. This targeting the Shia minority of the Muslim faith. A group predominately there to protest for trying to get more electricity put into the area of Afghanistan where many of them hail from. Attacked by three ISIS attackers, two detonating their explosive belts in the densely packed peaceful crowd and the third was shot dead by police. It could have been worse potentially. Afghanistan really suffering since U.S. forces began to draw down there. They're keeping a few more later than expected. Barack Obama handing the big decision on to his successor most likely there in Afghanistan. But despite a lengthy attempt by Afghan military backed by with U.S. air power and drones in need to country to kick ISIS out of the villages and hills where they've had so much of their strongholds, they're back, they now try to terrify people in Kabul, the capital -- Fred.</s>WHITFIELD: All right, Nick Paton Walsh, thank you so much. Appreciate that. All right, coming up, the Democratic ticket is set, Hillary Clinton about to introduce Senator Tim Kaine as her running mate. The two set the take the stage in Miami at any moment. Our special coverage of the event begins with Wolf Blitzer. I'll see you again later on this afternoon.
Kabul Suicide Attacker Kill 64, Wound 265.