Iraqi Officials Say Just Two Fallujah Neighborhoods Left Under ISIS Control
WHITFIELD: Iraqi officials say there are just two neighborhoods in the city of Fallujah left under ISIS control. Meantime, new video from Iraqi state television shows how the terror group used some of Fallujah's neighborhood, this house reportedly was turned into a makeshift prison with steel cages, each built to hold one person. An ISIS apparently turned the city's main hospital into a makeshift bomb and munitions factory. CNN's senior international correspondent Ben Wedeman has the latest from the front lines of the Fallujah fight.</s>BEN WEDEMAN, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice- over): To save Fallujah from ISIS, Iraqi forces have destroyed vast expenses of the city, block after block, one flattened building after another. In military parlance, the city was softened up before the push into the center of Fallujah by days of heavy bombardment from land and air. So we are in this Iraqi army Humvee heading inside one of the neighborhoods in southeast Fallujah, we have already heard small arms fire crackling inside. And also heard the thud the incoming artillery rounds. So we will see what we find inside. I asked the soldiers in the Humvee if Daesh (ph), the Arabic acronym for ISIS is still inside the city. No responds</s>WEDEMAN: They were in a bad way, exhausted, he says. They were suffering from lack and food and water. Iraqi officials expected stiffer resistance in Fallujah, the first major city seized by ISIS two and a half years ago. But Iraqi forces have managed to push rapidly inside. Officers insist resistance is at best scatter. There's still a few snipers and we're dealing with them, says</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Ben Wedeman, reporting from the front line there. All right, straight ahead, anybody but Trump? That's the message some Republicans are hammering home ahead of the convention. But will it work? That discussion coming up next.</s>DONALD TRUMP (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: And now, as soon as I ran, I became an insurgent. I became an outsider.