LEMON: Welcome back, everyone. Other news outside of Ferguson, an intense battle rages.</s>ANNA COREN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: That's a missile strike.</s>COREN: I have been out at the site overlooking Mosul Dam most of the day. I'm seeing officials of the Kurdish regional government, that they have managed to capture, recapture, Mosul Dam. This is a huge win for the Peshmerga forces, the Kurdish forces, who have been battling the ISIS militants for weeks now. Obviously, ISIS took the Mosul Dam earlier this month, which is the largest hydroelectric dam in the country providing power to most of the country, Mosul and Baghdad. It was also considered a real threat that ISIS could potentially sabotage this dam, open the floodgates or blow it up, which would be absolutely catastrophic. But the Peshmerga forces have been pushing for days now. We were there, embedded with them, as they advanced. Obviously, lots of explosions. Lots of heavy weaponry used against them. They've really managed to achieve this huge victory. 15 airstrikes alone today to recapture Mosul Dam -- Don?</s>LEMON: All right, Anna Coren reporting from Dohok (ph), Iraq. We apologize for the little glitch. That can happen sometimes. Still ahead, the threat of continued unrest has Missouri's governor calling in the National Guard. What will it take to restore calm to Ferguson? We'll tackle that next.
Fierce Battle to Retake Mosul Dam