comeback. this is the "cbs morning news" comeback. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, june 25th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, the taliban launched an attack against the heavily grounded presidential compound in kabul, afghanistan. the cia afghan station and the afghan ministry of defense were also targeted. the attacks started with gunfire which was followed by a car bomb. the gun fight lasted 90 minutes. it's not known if president hamid karzai was in the compound at the time. the afghan army said all the attackers were killed. school children walking to class were caught in the gunfire, but it's unclear if there were any other casualties. >>> and the mystery surrounding edward snowden is getting deeper by the day. the exact whereabouts of the man who leaked sensitive security secrets remains unknown this morning. snowden who is trying to avoid extradition by seeking asylum in ecuador is...

>>> in sports now, the boston bruins were less than two minutes away from forcing a game seven in the stanley cup finals. but this morning, thanks to an improbable comeback, the chicago blackhawks are hoisting ice hockey's grand prize. chicago trailing 2-1 when bryan bickell scores the tying goal. with just 1 minute and 60 seconds left to play. and then just 17 seconds later, dave bolland stuns the crowd in boston by putting the blackhawks ahead for good. chicago's frantic finish gives them the 3-2 win and the second stanley cup since 2010. >> we needed just one bounce there. to go up 2-1. you never know what can happen until you stop playing at the end. it's a nice finish not having to go back to chicago. >> meanwhile, bruins coach claude julien said he was hoping to honor the victims of the newtown connecticut shooting and the boston marathon bombings by bringing the cup back to new england. >> i think that's what's hard right now for the players.