BALDWIN: You're watching CNN. I'm Brooke Baldwin. We've been watching this so closely here and now we can tell you that ISIS is one step closer to taking over this key border city. ISIS militants now control one-third of Kobani, which is right there on the Syrian/Turkish border. This is despite yet another round of coalition air strikes today. See these tanks here, these three tanks? They belong to Turkey. They are perched on this hill on the Turkish side of the border. They can see what's happening in Kobani but they cannot be seen from Syria. Now, Turkey does have a hefty military presence along the border, but they are not stepping in to help the Kurdish fighters battling ISIS in the streets. I want you to see this now. Our cameras captured this B-1 bomber circling Kobani today. The U.S. conducted fewer air strikes than in the past couple of days. The Kurds could use more help. Today they lost some of the territory they had recaptured from ISIS. So let's take you there to Phil Black who's live on the border. What's the situation now that it's just after 9:00 your time?</s>PHIL BLACK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Brooke, as dark as it is</s>BALDWIN: The black flags, the smoke. We're watching to see if and when they grab it. Phil Black, thank you so much, on the border for us again today. Coming up next, as this terminally ill newlywed gets ready to end her life, sparking this massive debate here in America, I'll talk live with a man who lost his own wife just a few years ago who also decided to take that lethal dose. You will hear their emotional story about why she had doubts before her death. Please don't miss this.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Wow, this is a great day. That awareness that every day I get to make a meal and I get to kiss my husband and I get to talk to my children one more day.
ISIS in Key Border Town