WHITFIELD: A official says the U.S. is aware of ISIS leader Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi. This after no sign of the terror chief. Earlier this month, a reward was increased to $25 million for information leading to his capture. Let's go to Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr. Barbara, what are you hearing about al Baghdadi's possible movements?</s>BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: Well, hi Fred, a U.S. official is saying to quote directly in the last few weeks we've been aware of some of Baghdadi's movements. They're not saying what it means because it's sensitive information. It's not real-time intelligence. It's not telling where you say Baghdadi is right now but it is telling us in the last few weeks they've had some kind of report that they are really exploring much further to see if they can begin to pin down where he's been, who he might have been talking to. Where he's moving. They're not even saying at this point whether he's in Iraq or Syria. This is one of the first indications we have in many, many months of the potential of his whereabouts. That video that shows him in the mosque in Mosul, Iraq, that's over two years old. Last month there was an audio recording of him but there's been no sign of him since that video in July, 2014, that has been verified. So now what we know is the U.S. intelligence community, the U.S. military has something that they are looking into. They're hoping they can take this tip, move it forward, begin to establish some sort of pattern of where he might have been and whether or not they can go after him. Fred?</s>WHITFIELD: Barbara Starr, thank you so much. Back to our breaking news. U.S. Senator John McCain and Lindsey Graham reacting just moments ago to the Obama administration's action against Russia. More on that after this.
US Leaders Aware of ISIS Leader's Movements