BALDWIN: A U.S. drone strike may have killed one of the ISIS' most prominent recruiters. Barbara Starr is live at the Pentagon with more on this. I know that a U.S. official is telling CNN that they are highly confident he Junaid Hussein was killed. How will they know for sure?</s>BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: I have to tell you, Brooke, I think they are pretty much there at this point, barring the unforeseen. This notorious British-born high-level operative killed in a drone strike by the U.S. earlier this week. Junaid Hussein is someone that the U.S. wanted to get very badly. He was the social media star of ISIS. At one point, posted the names of U.S. servicemembers, personal information about them, including their addresses, causing the Pentagon to scramble to warn these people that ISIS had their information. He's said to have been involved with one of the shooters in Garland, Texas, back in May. Remember that attack at a cartoon contest where people were asked to draw the Prophet Muhammad. It's believed Junaid Hussein was messaging with one of the attackers, pushing them, inspiring them. That may have been, in fact, in hindsight, the first ISIS-inspired attack in the U.S. Now they think they've got him -- Brooke?</s>BALDWIN: Barbara Starr, thank you so much. Coming up next, we want to take you back to Virginia. We have pictures in Roanoke where we're watching and waiting to get an update on the tragedy that unfolded yesterday live on television. Two young journalists murdered. They will be holding a news conference any moment. We'll take there live. Stay right here. This is CNN.
U.S. Drone Strike May Have Killed Prominent ISIS Recruiter.