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Can go back in there and really bomb them hard with air strikes and allow the iraqis to get re-set and go back in and grab that terrain. >> the isis fighters who have now taken over ramadi just as they took over last year mosul, the second largest city in iraq a city of 2 million people not only will they collect all the weapons that the iraqi military abandoned including armored personnel carriers artillery, tanks, a lot of sophisticated weaponry that the iraqi military like they did in mosul, now they did in ramadi abandon, what will they do? do these isis fighters have the capability to tak...

Their captives well. for the most part, iraqi forces have pulled out following some very heavy fighting. 500 people have been killed in the final moments of the fall of ramadi. isis storming in and taking control of the area and seizing heavy weapons. they seized weapons and missiles and tanks. a big victory with the material and politically propaganda for them. also opens up a el salvadordoppler radar corridor. they are in control of fallujah. it is a fortified city but it puts them at the gates there. secretary of state john kerry traveling and commented on the latest developments. take a li...

Were fleeing yesterday morning because isis had begun its onslaught. remember they controlled the north, the south and much of the west. the vast majority of those we spoke to seem to be completely shell shocked. they were arriving at a bridge that connects umbar province forced to cross on foot because iraqi officials do not allow vehicles across piling into these metal carts. the situation since then much more dire according to the deputy provincial council had located inside ramadi. he said isis overnight advancing on all fronts towards the city center now trying to launch multiple attacks ...

>> and that is coming from a u.s. official based in d.c. and it is in stark contrast to what we're hearing from people that are actually on the ground in ramadi. we've been talking to local officials, local commanders. throughout the night into today, isis was steadily advancing towards the city center launching an attack on the government complex that iraqi security forces were able to repel for the time being. then finally in the afternoon, those much-needed air strikes began targeting isis positions inside ramadi as well as on the outskirts of the city. but they need so many more troops to ...