even have been carrying a gun. the newspaper, tulsa world, is reporting that some supervisors at the tulsa county sheriff s office were ordered to falsify the training records for robert bates. tulsa world reports that at least three of bates supervisors were assigned reassigned after refusing to sign the training documents. the report does not say who asked the supervisors to allegedly falsify the records. the paper says the false records give bates credit for field training he never completed and firearm certifications he should have not gotten. the training documented obtained by cnn omit the names of the supervisors who signed off on them. records show in the last seven years bates has taken a variety of courses. everything from weapons training including glock, taser and rock river training as well as less than lethal delivery system training sessions. the sheriff s office denies the allegations. and the newspaper s report. they also decline cnn s interview request to
militants began their siege in iraq. right now isis terrorists are in this fierce fight to seize a government complex in ramadi. and iraqi security forces are obviously desperately trying to stop them. just a reminder this is the capital of anbar province just 70 miles from baghdad. overnight, violent clashes ramped up between terrorists and iraqi forces who are begging for more help there on the ground. we are seeing a new crisis emerging as thousands of civilians are running, fleeing their homes, grabbing the children trying to escape the violence. joining me now, someone who s talked to these people who have left arwa damon, a cnn senior international correspondent. i want you to talk to us about ramadi ramadi. an official telling cnn, we have seen nothing to indicate ramadi will fall at this time. you re there. what do you see? and that is coming from a u.s. official based in d.c. and it is in stark contrast to what we re hearing from people that are actually on the gro