This is the full broadcast of the CBS Evening News from the June 4, 2015 edition

U.S. officials tell CBS News that Chinese hackers are suspected in a data breach involving several federal agencies, including the one that oversees security clearances and employee records for millions of government workers. CBS News correspondent Major Garrett reports; As more drones fly over the Golden Gate Bridge, officials in San Francisco fear safety is at risk. CBS News correspondent John Blackstone reports on growing calls for drone regulations.

• Jun 4, 2015
• 18:24

The rotors cut his hand, but he stuck out his bloody injury and performed for 30 more minutes

Latin pop star Enrique Iglesias was performing in Tijuana, Mexico on Saturday when he tried to grab a small drone. The rotors cut his hand, but he stuck out his bloody injury and performed for 30 more minutes. Gayle King reports.

• Jun 1, 2015
• 0:47

Hampered by the debris left by the storm, rescuers in Texas are using drones equipped with video and thermal imagery to find survivors

Hampered by the debris left by the storm, rescuers in Texas are using drones equipped with video and thermal imagery to find survivors. Don Dahler reports.

• May 28, 2015
• 2:09

Raw video from a drone shows the damage caused by deadly flooding in Texas

Raw video from a drone shows the damage caused by deadly flooding in Texas.

• May 28, 2015
• 5:22

CBS News Justice correspondent Paula Reid explains what happened when a man tried to fly a drone in D.C.'s "no drone zone" on Thursday

CBS News Justice correspondent Paula Reid explains what happened when a man tried to fly a drone in D.C.'s "no drone zone" on Thursday.

• May 14, 2015
• 2:15

The death of an American-held hostage by al-Qaeda by a U.S. drone is prompting a major review on how drone strikes are carried out

The death of an American-held hostage by al-Qaeda by a U.S. drone is prompting a major review on how drone strikes are carried out. It's also giving further urgency to overhauling how the government communicates with the families of U.S. hostages. President Obama apologized after American aid worker Warren Weinstein was killed. Mark Albert reports.

• Apr 25, 2015
• 2:49

CBS News Homeland Security Correspondent Jeff Pegues and CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate discuss what recent U.S. drone strike killings of Warren Weinstein and Giovanni Lo Porto mean for the future of the global war on terror

CBS News Homeland Security Correspondent Jeff Pegues and CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate discuss what recent U.S. drone strike killings of Warren Weinstein and Giovanni Lo Porto mean for the future of the global war on terror.

• Apr 23, 2015
• 5:04

It reportedly tested positive for a "minuscule" amount of radiation

Police in Tokyo are investigating the drone found on the roof of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's office. Aerial footage shows a piece of cardboard over the device. It reportedly tested positive for a "minuscule" amount of radiation. Charlie Rose reports.

• Apr 22, 2015
• 0:22

Thousands of marchers, government officials and other public figures gathered in Selma, Alabama to commemorate the 50th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday"

Thousands of marchers, government officials and other public figures gathered in Selma, Alabama to commemorate the 50th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday," a brutal police assault on civil rights demonstrators that helped lead to the passage of the Voting Rights Act.

• Mar 8, 2015
• 1:29

DARPA Project Manager Kathleen Fisher on creating HACMS: unhackable software for military drones, with Dylan McNamee and Pat Hickey from Galois

DARPA Project Manager Kathleen Fisher on creating HACMS: unhackable software for military drones, with Dylan McNamee and Pat Hickey from Galois.

• Feb 6, 2015
• 3:23

The hobbyist model drone that crashed on the White House South Lawn Monday was too small to be detected by a radar

The hobbyist model drone that crashed on the White House South Lawn Monday was too small to be detected by a radar. Bill Plante reports on new questions being raised about White House security.

• Jan 27, 2015
• 2:54

"CBS This Morning" takes a looks at headlines from around the globe

"CBS This Morning" takes a looks at headlines from around the globe.

• Dec 31, 2014
• 2:18

Four airstrikes took out ISIS targets in the area near Ar Raqqah, Syria

Four airstrikes took out ISIS targets in the area near Ar Raqqah, Syria. The strikes were conducted as part of Inherent Resolve, the operation to eliminate the terrorist group.

• Dec 10, 2014
• 2:18

The government is getting a surge of complaints of drones interfering with larger aircraft

The government is getting a surge of complaints of drones interfering with larger aircraft. The Federal Aviation Administration tells CBS News it is receiving 25 reports a month from pilots who have seen drones or model planes near their aircraft. Jeff Pegues reports.

• Nov 27, 2014
• 2:23

In a recent Intel start-up competition, entrepreneurs showed off a selfie drone

In a recent Intel start-up competition, entrepreneurs showed off a selfie drone, a bracelet to help menopausal women and a new way to nurture premature babies. CNET's Sumi Das reports.

• Nov 13, 2014
• 1:34

The FAA gave an exemption for police to use an unmanned aircraft for the first time in Virginia

The FAA gave an exemption for police to use an unmanned aircraft for the first time in Virginia. UVA sophomore Hannah Graham has been missing for almost three weeks. Gayle King reports.

• Oct 2, 2014
• 0:22

Regulators issued an emergency waiver and lifted tough drone regulations in Texas. 23-year-old Christina Morris went missing on August 30

Regulators issued an emergency waiver and lifted tough drone regulations in Texas. 23-year-old Christina Morris went missing on August 30. Anna Werner reports.

• Sep 12, 2014
• 2:55

The drone is part of a research project called “Project Wing,” which was built by Google engineers as part of their secret research group called “X”

The drone is part of a research project called “Project Wing,” which was built by Google engineers as part of their secret research group called “X.” Google released video and details of the drone tested conducted in Australia

• Aug 29, 2014
• 1:17

Although a recent test flight in Australia was successful, the drone program is still years in the making

It challenges a similar plan from online retailer Amazon. Although a recent test flight in Australia was successful, the drone program is still years in the making. Gayle King reports.

• Aug 29, 2014
• 0:24

Wedding photographers are using drones to capture the bride and groom's special moment, but regulations say using a wedding drone without permission from the FAA is illegal

Wedding photographers are using drones to capture the bride and groom's special moment, but regulations say using a wedding drone without permission from the FAA is illegal. Adriana Diaz reports.

• Aug 5, 2014
• 3:22

Captain Dave Anderson of Captain Dave's Dolphin Tour spotted the pair of whales near Dana Point, California

Captain Dave Anderson of Captain Dave's Dolphin Tour spotted the pair of whales near Dana Point, California. Norah O'Donnell reports.

• Jul 29, 2014
• 0:27

Israel's military says nearly one thousand rockets have been fired from Gaza, while Israel counts more than 1,300 air strikes into Gaza

Israel's military says nearly one thousand rockets have been fired from Gaza, while Israel counts more than 1,300 air strikes into Gaza. The air strikes have killed more than 170 Palestinians, many of them children. Holly Williams reports from Gaza, meeting the civilians caught in the crossfire.

• Jul 14, 2014
• 2:57

"CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of the headlines form around the globe

"CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of the headlines form around the globe.

• Jun 23, 2014
• 1:53

Dozens of U.S. military personnel were deployed to Africa Thursday morning to help find nearly 300 schoolgirls abducted in Nigeria

Dozens of U.S. military personnel were deployed to Africa Thursday morning to help find nearly 300 schoolgirls abducted in Nigeria. CBS News State Department correspondent Margaret Brennan reports.

• May 22, 2014
• 2:21

The Obama administration's decision to limit its involvement in the search for the Nigerian schoolgirls is drawing criticism on Capitol Hill

The Obama administration's decision to limit its involvement in the search for the Nigerian schoolgirls is drawing criticism on Capitol Hill. CBS News congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes reports.

• May 14, 2014
• 2:22

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