BLACKWELL: ISIS fighters are developing now a stranglehold on two key areas in Iraq. Anbar province in Iraq, leaders are pleading for U.S. ground troops to stop a relentless assault by ISIS, if it's overrun. The terrorist would be dangerously close to Baghdad. And Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel insists Iraqi forces are in full control of the capital. But --</s>CHUCK HAGEL, U.S. DEFENSE SECRETARY: Anbar province is in trouble. We know that.</s>BLACKWELL: And if ISIS threatens Baghdad airports, the situation could deteriorate quickly. Today, the Iraqi head of the Anbar police force was killed in the roadside bombing. Now let's go across the border into Syria in Kobane there on the Turkey border. ISIS fighters already control a large chunk of the city. U.S. airstrikes have not stopped the advance. The U.N. special envoy warns of a massacre if this city falls. Our Arwa Damon is there. Arwa, what is the situation like there? Can the Kurds pull out and do they have the resources to do that?</s>ARWA DAMON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: At this stage, it's been oddly quiet for most of the morning. One of the fighters inside Kobane, one of the Kurdish fighters is telling us that there were some pretty fierce clashes happening in the early hours of the morning. He and the number of other people told us that at least keep calling (ph) some airstrikes</s>BLACKWELL: All right, Arwa Damon there at the Turkey -- Syria border. We'll try to get a better connection and get some answers to the questions about the humanitarian crisis there. Arwa, thank you so much.</s>PAUL: We are staying on top of the breaking news this morning, yes, a second case now of Ebola confirmed here in the U.S. Now health officials are racing to try to figure out who else might have been exposed. Stay close.
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