CUOMO: The ground war against ISIS grinds on. We have news of raids and targets in Northern Syria bringing new intelligence on the terror group's future plans for that. Let's get to CNN Pentagon correspondent, Barbara Starr live with more. What have we learned?</s>BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: Good morning Chris. Well, you know, right before Ramadan, ISIS issued this call for attacks everywhere that their operatives could possibly carry out their violence and we saw that happened over the last several days. But now, there may be more to it than just that a senior U.S. official telling me that they have recently gathered intelligence about ISIS that is showing them much more detail about how ISIS plans and organize its attacks. They won't say what the intelligence is, but a very tantalizing tip. Some weeks ago, forces in northern Syria, local forces uncovered about 10,000 documents on a raid and not just documents. They also got things like cell phones, propaganda material, laptops, maps, digital devices, it was a haul. The official started (ph) saying that this is what led them to their new conclusions about ISIS carrying out outside attacks but it may have actually helped. And ISIS is working a way at it. Nobody expects a change in their strategy, the latest death toll from that attack in the Baghdad market area, 250 Iraqis perished at the hands of that ISIS attack. Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: I know that number just keeps going up and it is shocking every time we hear it. Barbara, thank you for that reporting. Well, an open letter to Ivanka Trump's husband from one of his employees and she's asking him to speak out against his father-in-law, Donald Trump, for his anti-Semitic tweets. And we will talk to the woman who wrote that letter next.
Ground War Against ISIS Grinds On