they were able to mass fire power. now the question is can iraqis even with the help of shia militias move back into this sunni area if isis is digging in minute by minute? can the iraqis actually dislodge them anytime soon? raramadi a big city. half a million people used to live there in the last few weeks and months 120,000 people have fled ramadi. barbara, on to another major development. you were the first, you broke the story early saturday morning of an isis raid. explain what you learned, what happened? because this is a potentially, a significant development as well. reporter: indeed. the man, the pentagon says named abu sayyaf what is his real name? still many questions about that. the obama administration not yet releasing his full true real name. what do we know about him jp who is he? u.s. officials saying over the weekend he is the isis money
that part of the world so far. and he said overnight on his way to russia that in the few days the u.s. military was going to turn over the lead role to the coalition partners out of europe and in nato. but others are saying, maybe we ought to slow that down a little bit to make sure that everything is in place before we do that. but make no mistake about it, even if the u.s. steps back from the most prominent role, the u.s. military is going to be very actively involved because they have the kind of capabilities and, quite frankly, mass fire power that not all of our allies have. thanks so much. you bet. also we ve heard that the go dauf fee forces have been sent scrambling. richard lui has been taking a closer look at operation odyssey