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ross. but first, let's go to our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. she has more on this sudden suspension of the u.s. program to train and equip moderate syrian rebels. barbara, explain how the pentagon plans to move forward. >> wolf, good evening. tonight a major overhaul in one of the pillars of the u.s. effort to fight isis. the train and equip program to train moderate syrian rebels gone as we have known it. now what they are going to do is look to support a group of about 5,000 rebels in northern syria right up against the turkish border. this is a group they believe has a proven track record. they are already in the field. they are already fighting isis. they have been running out of ammunition. u.s. special operations had pressed the white house and the pentagon for weeks to try and support these people. now the decision finally to go ahead and do it. they will get u.s. ammunition. they will get some communications gear. they will have to show a proven track record, continue to fight isis and don't turn and start fighting bashar al assad. the