BERMAN: A bloody weekend west of Baghdad. ISIS forces slaughtering dozens of Sunni tribal members in Anbar Province. Many of them pulled from their homes in the dead of night and executed. Now there is some good news in the fight to save Kobani from ISIS. Our senior international correspondent, Nick Paton Walsh, is live right now from the Turkish-Syrian border. Good morning, Nick.</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: John, I'm standing near kobani. In the background, we have been seeing artillery exchange between both sides. Hearing from the Kurds defending Kobani, good news, they say. They say that because the Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga have arrived with heavy weaponry and we've seen some of the rockets they are firing from that hill straight behind me being launched that way towards ISIS. Because of that cover the Peshmerga brought in, the Kurdish fighters and some Syrian rebels too have managed to push ISIS far to the east of the city, they claim, but also three to four kilometers that way as well. The furthest tip they advanced. We know there are still pockets of ISIS around here. There is heavy shelling of ISIS holdout of village houses. I'm hearing for the first time this morning, coalition air power flying above us. It's clear the Kurds feel emboldened. They are pushing hard back against ISIS. We don't know whether ISIS has reinforcements to throw into the fight. I heard from a senior Kurdish official, they may clear Kobani within two or three days. Optimism want to say that pays off -- John.</s>BERMAN: All right, thank you so much, Nick. Our Nick Paton Walsh right on the border between Turkey and Syria.</s>ROMANS: All right, the gas prices below as we've seen in four years. Could they go even lower? Yes. An early start on your money next.
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