isis post as "hit list" of 100 u.s. military personnel packers for the hackers release what they say are the names photos and addresses of targeted service service members. also tonight new information amount the man behind the machete attack in new orleans and new concerns about security. a funeral fit for a king in, immortalized by shakespeare. >> and car dealerships redefine full service to include spa treatments. >> have your nails done for the first time instead of just getting a nail out of your tire. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

>> good evening, the i am vinita nair. we begin tonight with a new online threat targeting u.s. military servicemen and women. the terror group isis posted a "hit list" it says that includes the names, photos and addresses of 100 u.s. military personnel in the air force navy and army. the group is upperring its followers in the u.s. to hunt them down. julianna goldman has the latest from washington. >> the video comes from the islamic state hacking division it was released on social media and encourages isis supporters to kill those who are listed. >> the terror group claims in the video that the information was obtained by hacking military databases, but the pentagon says it believes the information was publicly available online from news articles and even its own reports about the campaign against isis. the marine corps and air force say they are making sure everyone named in the video is notified, military branches are asking service members to review their online footprint and to make sure privacy set ticks on

social media accounts limit the amount of personal information available. to the obama administration says the american led military operation has blunted the terror group's momentum in iraq and syria, but it is still grappling with how to stop the isis propaganda machine on fox news sunday cia director john brennan says isis is spreading its ideology throughout the region. >> we see what is happening in other countries and these franchises that are growing up in libya and other areas, they have claimed responsibility for attacks in tunisia and yemen, this is something that is clearly not restricted to iraq and syria so we cannot relent, we have to continue working with our partners in the region. >> military officials have been warning service members for some time to be careful about what they post online, so they don't become targets, especially as isis continues to call for lone wolf attacks. >> vinita. >> nair: vinita nair in dc tonight, thank you. >> an emergency meeting tonight, the united nations security

council warns warring factions in yemen to respect its border, houthi rebels have now taken over the three largest cities its airports and two-thirds of its provinces, u.s. evacuated an air base in the south today, charlie d'agata has the latest. >> yemen de, descended into further chaos and bloodshed as the rebels took over the third largest city taiz, even though protest easiers took out against them. rebels are closing in on abdrabbuh mansour hadi president abdrabbuh mansour hadi after forcing him to flee to the southern city of aden. >> in his first public address in exile a by called the rebel offensive a coup against constitutional legitimacy. >> he called on militants to pull out of government offices, pull out of the capital and return all the weapons stolen from military bases. more wish than command. >> the country is being ripped

apart by rival armed groups, including the shiite rebels known as houthis, sunni isis militants and a powerful branch of al qaeda. >> the security situation has deteriorated so badly washington evacuated remaining u.s. personnel over the weekend, including 100 special operations forces. >> that decision came on the back of a series of suicide bombings on friday that left almost 104 people dead. >> isis has claimed responsibility, but al qaeda is better money for carrying out such horrific attacks in the past. >> al qaeda is yemen's branch is considered one of the most dangerous threats to u.s. security vinita, the pentagon has been waging war against targeted members through drone strikes and until the pull-out have been training yemeni forces to fight against al qaeda militants. >> nair: charlie d'agata in london tonight, thank you.

>> authorities are still trying to determine the motive behind a violent machete attack at a new orleans international airport, it started in a security line friday night and ended when a suspect was shot multiple times. as don dahler reports the arsenal found in the suspect's luggage has led to more questions. >> 63-year-old richard white came to the louis armstrong airport armed with wasp spray and a machete, he launched his attack when he reached the security line. >> he is wield ago machete this long and spraying folks to disable them with wasp spray in the face. >> this guy come running with a machete over his head swinging it through security, and then he hops the bench and comes towards my wife and i and i start swinging my suitcase at him and he runs the other way right into a tsa agent. >> white begins chasing tsa agent carol richel who ran towards sheriffs officer heather slyve, slyve shot white three times. >> i have to say slyve is my

hero, saved my life,. >> the tsa agent was grazed by a bullet but other than the alleged attacker no one was seriously injured. white, a jehovah's witness refused medical treatment at the hospital and later died of his injuries. in a bag near white officer found six molotov cocktails, his car was later found to contain smoke bombs and takes of acetylene, freon and oxygen. >> officers have not been able to determine what white was planning, his family said he had a history of mental issues, they are cooperating with the investigation. >> tsa agents at security checkpoints generally aren't armed. there are some calls now though, to change that but vinita, it would require background checks as well as weapons training. >> nair: a frightening story for all a of us. don, thank you. texas senator ted cruz is set to announce he is running for president, cbs news confirmed he will declare it tomorrow at liberty university in virginia cruz a conservative republican

will be the first gop candidate to officially enter the race. in new york city today there was an outpouring of grief for seven children, all siblings who were killed in a fire early yesterday. jericka duncan is in brooklyn for the latest. >> this tight-knit orthodox jewish community aggrieved together as a family for the family they lost. the children ranged in age from five to 16. the only survivors are the victims' mother and their 15-year-old sister who are in critical condition after jumping from this second floor window. >> assemblyman doug hike ken says the father who was away at a religious conference when the fire happened gave a 20 minute tribute to his children. >> he talked about hugging your children and loving your children and treating people right. he has got seven caskets right in front of his face, and he is telling us love your children. >> investigators say the deadly fire started when a hot plate

left on overnight malfunctioned in the first floor kitchen. the flames quickly spread to the upstairs bedroom where the children slept. neighbor andrew rose what says he called 911. >> i was up in the back room upstairs .. on the computer and i hear a screaming from a child mommy, mommy help me. >> the children's mother reportedly stumbled through the spoke to the steps of her cousin's home across the street, and tried to scream save my children. killed in the fire were illya any, heresies ripka and sarah and brothers david, isaiah, yeshua, flowers were were center to the home that is as empty as the home of the family that used to live here. >> and the bodies of those seven children will be transported to israel, where they will be buried vinita authorities say there were no working smoke alarms on the first and second floor of that home, today the

fire department handed out plea smoke detectors to residents who live in the area where the fire happened. >> what a heartbreaking story jericka duncan tonight, thank you. >> in england today thousands turned out for a funeral procession for king richard iii, who was immortalized by shakespeare 5:30 years after his death the king is finally getting a proper royal burial. here is mark philip. >> reporter: the last time king richard iii arrived in leicester, it was for a quick burial in the year 1485 after he just had been killed in battle. but one of the most controversial and vilified kings in english history is now given a hero's welcome and a king send-off, and royal historian david starkey says he knows why. >> the british the english love a loser, and richard iii is the most conspicuous of royal losers. >> richard had only reigned for two short years after the power

gram grab that gave him the throne until his enemies managed to defeat and kill him and the grave that he was hastily buried in 530 years ago had been long forgotten, covered over by a parking lot in modern times. but remains discovered three years ago were found to have the curvature force spine that suggested this could be the infamous hunchback king. >> and modern dna proved he was. >> dna supplied by michael ibsen a transplanted canadian carpenter who happens to be descended from richard easies. and who was asked to build the king's coffin. >> this line that went all the way down 17 generations to end with my mother. >> so that makes you the great, great, great 17 times nephew of richard iii? >> indeed. >> reporter: now michael ibsen's coffin and its royal remains are at the center of a

week of reburial ceremonies. >> already the king has been taken back to the battlefield outside of leicester where he died. and commemoratings have been held for him in .. surrounding villages on a kind of not victory but defeat tour. richard iii divided between now and then those who championed him, those who despised him and those who didn't like him very much. hero orville lane then, he is a cash cow now. >> .. richard will be reburied in leicester cathedral and where history was once made it is hope tourists will now follow. shakespeare gave richard the line, my kingdom for a horse for a few days at least, richard iii has the attention of his kingdom once again. the mark phillips, cbs news leicester. >> nair: eccentric millionaire robert during is durst is in court tomorrow. what the lawyers are telling us

about his defense and a driver less cars sets off on a cross-country journey when the cbs news continues. >>

>> nair: lawyers for eccentric millionaire robert durst will try to get him released from a new orleans jail tomorrow arguing he has been unlawfully imprisoned. durst awaits a trial in california for the murder of a friend, which he seemingly confessed to in a documentary. but as omar villafranca reports the prosecution's case may not be a slam drunk. >> in the hbo documentary "the jinx" robert durst appeared to make a stunning admission. >> what the hell did i do? killed them all, of course. >> durst beat a murder case in texas, he is now charged in the shooting death of former friend susan berman in los angeles retired fbi agent steve moore says he heard a confession. >> the video evidence is extremely strong and it doesn't matter if the defense attorney can get it thrown out or discounted, what matters is the jury heard it and they are not

idiots. >> not so fast says defense attorney thomas mesereau. >> i said wait a minute that doesn't sound like a confession to me. that sounds like she being sarcastic. >> mesereau represented robert blake in a murder case and michael jackson in his child molestation trial. both had made incriminating statements on television. both were found not guilty. mesereau says videotape could back durst on the prosecutors too. >> that would allow the defense to argue if you going to bring in select statements we should be able to bring in other statements where he exonerates himself. >> reporter: and durst says several times in the documentary that he did nothing wrong. >> i had nothing to do with susan berman's death. >> reporter: another key piece of evidence against durst this envelope alerting police to berman's murder matches a previous letter durst sent to berman, both misspelling 0 hollywood. >> the problem is that lapd investigators initially linked the, linked the writing to someone else.

>> they explain that away or they tried but you can bet that that is going to come up again in court. >> clouding the water could help the defense? >> the defense is already thinking, i can raise some reasonable doubt that handwriting comparison alone should raise that doubt. >> in. >> investigators are still poring through documents in a case where there is little solid evidence. omar villafranca, cbs news, los angeles. >> nair: up next, pope francis delivers a message to the mafia in naples. >>

>> nair: pope francis was in naples this weekend, he visited one of the city's toughest neighborhoods and spoke out against the mafia as well as corrupt politicians. allen pizzey reports from rome. >>able pope francis boldly went where the law fears to go and told people to stand up against organized crime. in a neighborhood infested by the camorra the local mafia he called for an end to what he termed the tears of the mothers of naples.

>> for society stinks, we all have the potential to be corrupt and to slip into criminality. >> deep unemployment runs as high as 40 percent in the poor areas of naples pushing many into the web of drug dealing and enforcement rackets. >> the crowd was ecstatic but he was in the belly of the beast and security was understandably tight he said mafia members has excommunicated themselves and were condemned to hell unless they repented. but a mass in naples main square he urged the faithful to resist the easy earnings or dishonest income of drug trafficking. >> concerned with the poor has been a trademark of his papacy and francis denounced what he called the slavery of exploitation by boss whose take advantage of desperation by offering low pay and poor conditions. >> when you can't earn your bread, he said, you lose your

dignity. >> another signature gesture francis had lunch with 120 prisoners, including a group of transsexuals. >> francis ended his day by kissing a vial of blood from the city's patron saint, it allegedly partially liquefied which in popular tradition means naples will prosper. allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> nair: still ahead why a trip to the car dealership is becoming more like a day at the spa. >>

>> nair: in the sales business it is often said that the customer should be treated like royalty. as kristine johnson reports a growing number of car dealerships are taking that idea to a whole new level. >> reporter: walk through these sliding glass doors and you may think you have arrived at a luxurious spa. >> you have the hair salon, we have a manicurist, we have ipads we can lend you to use. >> it is actually a car dealership. >> going to get your car service is like going to the dentist, no one wants to do it. >> will jenison is the general

manager. >> if we can make that experience a little more pleasant and a little easier, then that sat win-win. >> winston sill advice search has been a loyal customer here for over 15 years. with a clear view of his car below, he can pass the time on the putting green working on his game. >> i think pampering is a part of it today, because this whole world is a service world, it is not what you have, it is what you can do after you sell you the product. here blaney is able to get amani as his car gets a pedi. >> you can have your nails done for the first time instead of just getting a nail out of your tire. >> and not just the luxury brand dealerships offering amenities. >> sarasota in florida has massage chairs and a movie theatre for its customers to lounge in. there is a dog park at this subaru dealership in texas. >> what we wanted to do is really create something special for the customers to make them feel that this is the only place that they should be coming. >> making customers comfortable

maybe too comfortable. luckily, these buzzers remind you where you are and off you go. >> obviously it feels like you are taking the car all the showroom floor. >> driving away the car clean and repaired and the customer a bit refurbished too. >> kristine johnson, cbs news long island new york. >> today marks the start of the first ever cross-country road trip for a car without a driver. delphi automotive is so confidence in the safety of its driver less vehicle it is setting the course from san francisco all the way to new york. the car won't be entirely empty. an engineer for the company will sit behind the wheel as a precaution. coming up, a teenage businesswoman who can write her own checks with a pen she made. >>

>> nair: we close tonight with a young entrepreneur who will tell you that the pen is mightier than the allowance.

here is lauren lyster. >> every afternoon anna williams use as pen to complete her homework. >> before going downstairs to the basement to make one herself. >> at 14 years old anna is in her fifth year of business as a pen maker and sold more than 200 hand made pens in the last year. at around 50 to $750 each, that amounts to nearly ten grand. this year has definitely been my busiest year, my best year yet. >> she uses historical wood for the pen like this beam from the erie canal and wood from trees on the estates of george washington and thomas jefferson. >> i really enjoy being able to take a piece of history and kind of give ate new life. >> anna got the idea at eight years old when her dad michael showed her a web video of a teen making pens. >> for inspiration. >> for me it was one of those things as a father to say look at what kids can do at really any age. >> anna took it literally. >> eventually anna's dad

invested a few hundred dollars for her first pen lathe it takes an hour to make each pen anna says business the first year was slow. >> you are the best. >> but took off after she joined a local chamber of commerce. >> it, people would come up to me and yell across the room is that the pen girl? i need to talk to you. yeah. >> anna hasn't designed decided what she wants to be when she grows up but for now she has a business to run. lauren lyster, cbs news, new york. >> nair: and that is the cbs evening news for tonight, coming up on cbs "60 minutes", i am vinita nair in new york, thanks for joining us and have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

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