WHITFIELD: ISIS is calling for more terror attacks on west. In an audio recording released online, a spokesman purportedly for the jihadi group urged its followers to carry out attack during Ramadan which begins in early June. The message also came two days after the EgyptAir crash but makes no mention of that. There is also an all-out battle coming for the ISIS stronghold of Fallujah in Iraq. They are telling city residents are told to flee if they can. Human rights groups have been warning that ISIS was barring residents from leaving the city and some were facing starvation. Fallujah was an early victory for ISIS militants who controlled it since January of 2014. And the Taliban confirming today their top leader is dead, Mullah Mansour, the highest ranking member of the insurgent group was killed Saturday, the target of an American airstrike. CNN international diplomatic editor Nic Robertson joins me now - Nic.</s>ROBERTSON: Yes, Fredericka, this was a man when he took over the leadership of the Taliban, it was divided. He then oversaw of bringing back together of those divided elements and an escalation of the military campaign from turning away from the possibility of peace talks. And that appears to be why he is potentially sort of become therefore more of an important target and now we know targeted in the U.S. drone strike just across the border</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Nic Robertson, thank you so much. All right. Two former Republican governors now joining forces to run on a third party ticket on the race for the White House, including Bill Wells, who went on CNN today to defend the controversial comments he made by Donald Trump and the holocaust. That story straight ahead.
Taliban Leader Mullah Mansour Killed in a U.S. Airstrike