ROMANS: We have breaking news this morning. Iraqi federal police troops recapturing a government building in Central Fallujah from ISIS. The head of the Iraqi federal police announcing on Facebook that troops raised the Iraqi flag over Fallujah's mayoral building. The Iraqi military joint operations command claims that counterterrorism forces have recaptured a whole central Fallujah neighborhood, inflicting heavy losses on ISIS militants. They are now fighting to retake Fallujah's main hospital. CIA Director John Brennan offering a sobering assessment of the two- year coalition to defeat ISIS. He says despite gains on the battlefield, coalition forces have failed to disrupt the ability to carry out and inspire terror attacks. Brennan tells lawmakers ISIS continues to adjust its strategy to remain operational with support from a global network. He calls the radicalization of so-called lone wolf attackers an exceptionally challenging issue for the intelligence community. More than 50 State Department officials want the Obama administration want to carry out militant strikes against the Assad regime in Syria. They have all signed an internal memo protesting U.S. policy, claiming a leadership in Syria is the only way to defeat ISIS. The memo circulated through the State Department's defense channel where officials can offer alternative views without fear of reprisal. Time for an early start on your money. Good start to markets around the world. Asian stocks closed higher. European markets following their lead. U.S. stock futures barely moving right now. The Dow snapped a five-day losing streak yesterday with a gain of 93 points. S&P and NASDAQ closed higher. Smith & Wesson is selling more guns than ever before. One of the country's largest gun makers reported more than a 22 percent increase in firearm sales. This includes sales through the end of April. It is typical for gun manufacturers to see a spike in sales after mass shootings. Consumers fear tighter gun laws will limit their access to firearms. After the shooting in San Bernardino in December, Smith & Wesson's quarterly sales jumped 61 percent. All right. President Obama in Orlando, comforting victims as we learn new information this morning about the gunman and what he was doing during the massacre. We're live next.
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