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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20151229 06:36:00

across portions of the u.k., working toward another, seeing massive floods taking place across the region, as well. globally speaking, this is something that typically has somewhere on the order of 30 to $45 billion of damage, at least occurred the last go round in 1997 into 1998 for the major el nino year. this is something we re watching carefully in the coming couple of month. yeah. the bigger picture certainly is that there s crazy weather still to come. thanks. back to the main story. a major blow to isis. iraqi forces say they have won back control of ramadi. the capture of the strategic city has reinvigorated morale for iraqi forces. we have more on what this means for the overall fight against isis. reporter: claiming an epic victory, the iraqi army announced the liberation of ramadi, 60 miles west of baghdad. drone surveillance footage shows the moment iraqi troops raised the national flag over the government complex.

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20151229 06:38:00

the city s fall to isis in may, an embarrassing defeat that had defense secretary carter questioning their resolve. they failed to fight. they withdrew from the site. reporter: week ago, carter urged iraq s prime minister to move north toward mosul. iraq s second-largest city where isis leader abu bakr al baghdadh proclaimed the caliphate more than a year ago. we do want to help you build on your success in ramadi, to move toward mosul. reporter: after a recent string of defeats, north of baghdad, and sinjar mountain, al baghdadi warned in a new recording that despite the setbacks, isis remains strong, promising an epic final battle. [ explosions ] reporter: on monday, iraqi prime minister al badhi tweeted with confidence that the iraqis are going to liberate mosul.

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20151229 06:41:00

declare a victory, and move on. it is an important victory for reasons especially isis in iraq. but the terror group is still making territorial gains in places like afghanistan. it s holding ground in syria and libya. so we have to keep this in context. we do. i don t think this is any real significant victory. i think it s important as far as the term context. what does that mean? this terror group immediately disper dispersed. i think there may have been contact. i think thanded up disappearing. what they re capable of doing as an international terror organization is continue to use that propaganda and continue to recruit and incite by building up their fighting forces. so i think afghanistan, pakistan, like you said, we are nowhere close to putting isis into any kind of done group. there are audio recordings rallying troops and followers. what does isis do now?

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20151229 06:00:15

Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20151229 06:00:15
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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20151229 06:42:00

isis will continue to get on youtube, they ll continue to get on twitter. they ll continue to use social media in order to in order to continue to just propagate and show the world that they are strong. how do they show the world? i guess in terms of attacks, what do they hit? well, exactly what they ve been doing which is ton incite and propagate and use that as their primary weapon which is we can tap into a vast number of potentially millions of of wannabes who ought to be or want to become or are affiliated with isis, tapping into that 21-year-old suffering from low self-esteem, often who knows what country, and then get him to want to pick up a rifle or get a weapon, and open fire into a crowd. we saw this in san bernardino. they re treating that as terrorism. isis continues to do what they do, which is the main weapon is let s tap into any potential sympathizer that we can recruit to create acts of terror. in other words quickly, it s impossible to know exactly whethe

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