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Hands, that's the kind of fight that was going on inside that building. when they got to the room where abu sayyaf was located, he had a gun or went for a gun, and the commandos were forced to shoot him, regrettably according to the officials. they still have his wife in custody, but she will be turned over for iraqis at some point. now, again where they think they failed in this manages is they didn't grab their target alive but nevertheless all escaped none of the americans wounded or killed. even on the way out their helicopters took some heavy fire, but to no avail as far as isis was conce...

Pesh, use them as an internal force and we have to figure out a way to go forward. >> there was a lot that happened over the weekend, one of them was the killings of one of the key isis leaders sayyaf. psychologically this is a win for the u.s. it feels good, makes is feel more at ease we were able to locate and kill one of their leaders. the question is is this key enough that isis has been weakened? "new york times" has a piece about this saying he was actually a mid level leader. one terrorism analyst compared him to an al capone accountant. s. >> instead i believe isis victory in iraq is 1...

Claiming victory. isis has reclaimed ramadi, the first major victory since coalition strikes began last fall. some appear this is a repeace of last summer when iraqi forces put down their arms. the obama administration is confident that the eye will not last. >> and their movements by and large most certainly where there are air patrols and other capacities have been reduced but that's not everywhere. and so it is possible to have the kind of attack we have seen in ramadi but i am absolutely confident in the days ahead, that would be reversed. >> despite those gains the task force running "ope...

Inherent resolve" says it's on the offensive, but it's not a sign of organizational weakness but that isis intends to preserve its holdings while still expanding elsewhere. elite american delta force teams carried out of the first successful raid inside syria capture a top -- and recovered a treasure trove of cell phones laptons and isis documents. it devolved into hand-to-hand combat, but not a single soldier was injured. >> diane fine tine so-called it picture perfect for its efficiency abu sayyaf was a top money man who oversaw oil and gas operations. we have bill neely in london. bill,...

Into new areas and new countries without that authorization. >> getting messy again in the middle east, if you will. the truth of the matter is our commander have conducted such operations worldwide. we have seen it happened in somalia, in yemen in afghanistan and pakistan and it's clearly a successful tactic. it's very dangerous. we have to get to a zero risk as possible, but obviously these operations are extremely complex. obviously we have seen some intelligence that let you to take that act now on a strategic level, how did this help in our strategies to defeat isis. it appears that this ...