democrats, of course are not immune from similar ruffling of rockers' feathers but of course the republican has more of a track record when it comes to offending rock musicians, most of whom tend to be liberal. that's it. i'm turning it over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now -- isis plot an fbi agent is attacked by a knife-wielding jihadist as cord documents reveal chilling de tails of what authorities call an isis-inspired ball plot. a key lawmaker is warning of more attacks leading up to july 4th. the pentagon brass is preparing for the worst in the war against isis. while planner es gloomy about the process -- to stand up to the terror group. no biological proof. rachel dolezal, the former naacp

official outed as white by her parents, says there's no scientific evidence that they are really her parents. donald trump on the trail. the tycoon turned presidential candidate makes his first campaign stop in new hampshire. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." this is cnn breaking news. a new warning of isis-inspired attacks leading up to the fourth of july. mike mccall says to expect in his words, a lot more small-scale attacks. that comes as an fbi agent is attacked during the search of a new york home tied to an eye says investigation. officials say the suspect is a jihadist who is arrested after pulling a knife. the search stemmed from the recent arrest from a student charged with plotting to set off a bomb in the new york area. also breaking now local

militia forces say they have taken a -- and cut a very important the pentagon is still planning for the worst there, and in iraq when the onslaught continues. i'll talk to senator lindsey graham. he's standing by live and our correspondents analysts and guests are also standing by for full coverage. let's begin with the breaking news. the attack on an fbi agent during an isis-related investigation. evan perez has been digging into this. what are you learning? this man is facing charges of attempted murder of a federal official. mamuni is 21 years old and the fbi says he's admitted to being part of a broader plot to carry out bombings in new york. earlier this morning, the phish went to his family home in long island to conduct a search and

as they began their work he lunged as an fbi agent stabbing him several times with a kitchen knife. he was wearing a vest and wasn't seriously hurt. he knew the fbi was watching and he had plan to attack law enforcement. he is also involved in a pla plot with a 20-year-old college student from queens s possible targets included new york landmarks and the george washington bridge and the fbi says wolf that these -- >> what are you hearing about this nothing that maybe more of these kinds of small-scale isis-related attacks could be coming in the days and weeks leading up to july 4th? >> it's definitely a warning i've been hearing from law enforcement officials both here on the east coast and on the west coast in press weeks. they say the threat level is as high as it's ever been and the

concern is a couple major event that seem to attract attention. the fourth of july and upcoming visit. their concern is many of these isis supporters reading the stuff online getting inspired to carry out attacks will do those attacks tied to those events. thanks very much evanity. militia forces they're now claiming success, saying they have regained ground from the rite. there are also fresh indications that overjaw success in both syria and iraq is a very long way off if it's achievable at all. let's go to barbara starr. she has the latest. what are you hearing, barbara? >> wolf you are absolutely right. the pentagon is saying that it

will take a long time to defeat isis but the pentagon had additional message for iraq -- patience will not last force. . cutting that supply line could help the flow of everything from foreign fighters to components for powerful ieds, but the defense secretary and the chairman of the joint chiefs are still planning for the worst. now raising what might happen if the current u.s. strategy of expanding training and advisory teams doesn't work. >> we can continue to build this

network which would be applicable to plan a, and in support of plan a, but also accessible if plan b becomes necessary. >> plan b go into effect if iraq collapses into sectarian violence. >> if that government can't do what it's supposed to do we will still try to enible local ground forces if they're willing to partner with us to keep stability in iraq but there will not be a single state of iraq. >> reporter: that dooms diehl scenario is still far off. the more immediate concern is a snag in the crucial u.s. effort to train iraqis to fight for themselves. >> we simply haven't received enough recruits? we had orangely envisioned training at our four sites by this fall we've only received enough recruits to be able to train about 7 those.

we must see a greater commitment. >> reporter: the u.s. making clear to baghdad there's a limit to american patience. >> i would not recommend we put u.s. forces in harm's way simply to stiffen the spine of local forces. if their spine is not stiffened by the threat of isil and their way of life nothing we do will stiffen their spine. >> on the syrian side of the border also problems. that program to train moderate syrian rebels not enough people showing up growing certain that the regime is about to collapse. it is so concerning that dempsey revealed today, he's been talking to the israelis next door about their border concerns their refugee concerns if the syrian regime collapses. >> barbara, i want to be precise. they were ready to train 24 27,000 iraqis only 7,000 so far have shown up? >> rough figures, that's exactly

what is happening now. they did say they are having some success in the last several days with sunnis showing up for various training and advisory programs. one of the things they're trying to do in anbar province is get the sunni tribal leaders to get their people to come into the fold to reject isis and join up with the iraqi government and with the u.s. but wolf this is a very slow process. the track record not looking like it's proceeding very fast. let's get more from presidential candidate lindsey graham a key member of the senate armed services committee, by the way, author of a brand-new memory an e-book titled "my story." and it's for free. >> a very revealing story. i have known you for a long

time. a lot of the stuff you review is brand new to me and i'm sure to our viewers. >> you just heard barbara's report that the defense secretary, the chairman of the joint chiefs saying they were ready to train 24,000 7,000 of them show up. i'm told of those 7,000 that actually showed up a lot of them they just desert and run away as soon as they're trained. what's going on over here? >> i don't blame anybody for not joining us after we cut and ran on them. i mean at the end of the day, people in anbar province rose up against al qaeda and iraq with our help the surge did work. we pulled out, the places collapsed and nobody trusts america anymore. there's no substitute for leadership. as for general dempsey ace statement about the spine collapse you have no strategy if this is what you're recommending to the president, shame on you. if the president has put you in a box where you can't do better

shame on him. i would fire everybody. >> including the -- >> general dumbford i met with today. he says if we don't get control over there, there will be a tsunami of isil fighters throughout the region coming here lebanon and jordan that the effect of the status two is a tsunami of how many-grown terrorists and fighters joins isil all oemp the world, because they're wins. >> if the iraqis don't have the will to fight, why should the united states -- >> we know what works. the surge worked. >> then it collapsed. >> anyone who knew anything about iraq told president obama if you leave too soon this is a fragile moving in the right direction state. he was applauding ra iraq in 2012 including me if you leave

and pull our troops out, the place will go to hell. general dempsey to his credit recommended 10,000 troops. >> you want 10 those troops. >> i want to contain and eventually destroy this threat. >> you think the u.s. can do that with 10,000 troops? >> if you had more american troops it would bell the iraqi farm fight. it is in our national security interest to destroy these guys. >> what about the onil regional players, the saudis -- >> absolutely. >> why aren't they. >> they don't need to go into iraq because you're opening up a can of worms if you send the whole region but they're the key to syria. you can never hold iraq unless you deal with syria, so the region should help create a force to go into syria. >> here's what a lot of people are worried about.

the new prime minister of iraq you know where he is this week. >> iran. >> he's meeting -- >> that's where i would be. >> he's meeting with rouhani and the ayatollahs. there's a lot of concerning that iran is emerging as the major winner. >> i said when we pulled out in 2011 the iranians would be dancing in the street if they believed in dancing. everything is predictable. everything that's happening, everybody predicted. iran is clearly the biggest winner. >> he's trying to survive. >> the only this is between baghdad and isil -- the army has disintegrated. the only effective force is shia militias controlled by iran. >> we have more to talk about. i want to talk about this iran nuclear deal. i know you spoke out on that

today. much more when we come back.

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>> secretary kerry called me today and tried to walk back the statement yesterday. he said the possible military dimension has to be disclosed to the international -- he said yesterday you should be fixated on that. >> what he called me to say that quote was taken out of the context, that he's standing by -- to find out what they have done militarily. you don't know the past dimensions you don't know what kind of program you have to control. >> you're still open minded. >> i'm hoping it's a good deal but it better by any time inspections. let's talk about your e-book. de tailed for example, what it was like growing up in the segregated south, african-americans could buy a beer in your parents' bar, but they couldn't actually drink it there. you were a kid growing up seeing that. >> i grew up. we had a liquor store, a bar,

restaurant and poolroom. i ran the poolroom later o. but yeah back in the '60s, it was a local bard. african-americans would come in buy the beer and leave. i never went to school with a black kid until i was in sixth, seventh, eighth grade. times have changed for the better. i've seen from the worst of times to better but we're moving in the right direction. i'm proud of my state. >> you tell a very moving account. you have in college, in your 20s, and all of a sit both of your parents within a relatively short period of time they pass away and you have a young sister who was, what 12 or 13. >> 13. my mom died in '76, my dad died in '77. we limit in the back of the lick orr store. things were good in '7 a. we went on vacation to disney

world, which is like a trip to the moon and a few months after that my mom was diagnosed with hodgkin's, she passed by june. i went from the best of times to completely absolutely devastated in about 18 months. if it wasn't for my family, friends and faith, i would not be sitting here today. >> you helped raise your sisters. >> yeah she was 13. we're colloid. we're real chloro but the story is life is fragile. we're all one car wreck away and what do people do without aunts and uncles? my family was very supportive. i went from a high to a low like you wouldn't believe. my we were wiped out. 15 months after my mom dies my dad dies my sister is 13. i felt really sorry for myself. i was very aingely, but the more i've done in my live it's not what i've lost but what i've had. i had my parents, a loving family and so many friends who

lent me money when i was broke. you know that's the story of lindsey graham. >> you also tell us for the first time about a love affair you had with a lufthansa flight attendant. if you were elected president, you would be the third bachelor. >> we are due. >> what happened? >> her mother was elderly in vienna. i wanted to go back to south carolina she wanted to stay in vienna but that time in my life i was raising my sister i had gotten through law school the air force had stationed me. when my sister was in college, for the first time i had some time to myself. i enjoyed being a prosecutor traveling all over europe. i med sylvia other nice people that was probably the best time in my life but at the end of

the day, everybody's got a story. check it out at lind did igraham.com. i've learned that life is frajed. you can be up here one day, down here and if i get to be president, that will stick with me i promise you. >> you have some excellent personal stories there, and i recommend people read it. i learned a lot about you, and as i've said i've known you for a long time. good luck on the campaign trail. >> thank it's an eh book "my story." go ahead and read it. he's about to make the first stop in the primary state of new hampshire. and rachel dolezal outed as white by her parents, now says there's no biological proof that they really are her parents. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle.

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leader in nasil al wuhayashi. mokhtar may also have been -- >> two significant decapitation strikes. from the air. nasir al w. huismt ayshi killed. mokhtar belmokhtar may also have been killed. the recent operations against them seen as crucial victories, or are they? >> i they it's likely to november have much effect on the group at all. >> the snake will continue to move even without the head. >> reporter: tonight analysts who track terrorists are warning

they're not likely to be crippled. in some cases, experts is a taking out a leader can provoke a counter strike. >> they will carry out attack immediately following, a, to signal the group is still effective, but additional to show their sense of retaliation, to retaliate against the death of key leaders. >> another reason they have limited effect antsists say group like aqap have groomed oertsds to replace leaders who are killed. >> they are run, to some degree like make corporations. they have a leadership structure, they have successors they're arranged in categories from finances to propaganda. they keep records. they keep sometimes de tailed records. they've got spread sheets. they use excel. >> in aqap it didn't take look

for the next ceo to be named. qasm al rimi. until hi limp what are the chances they'll continue to launch operations against america like the underwear bomb attempt? >> they will continue to target the united states will continue to fight gun the houthis and again other organizations including the islamic statement and will still have the same ideology. a u.s. counterterrorism officials told me it wouldn't be surprising if the new leader qasm al rimi but saying anytime an experienced leader is taken off the battlefield, it loses knowledge, it loses tradecraft. when it comes to replacement it's not as official as plug and play. wolf? >> brian, thank you. let's bring in peter bergen and

phil mudd a former cia official. you where -- american counter terrorism officials have had much to celebrate in recent days but you also explain why killing off some top leaders might not necessarily prove to be all that important. >> the leader of isis al baghdadi was almost unknown to people three years ago. and there have been plenty of leaders taken off the battlefield and isis is stronger than ever. the counter-argument is a campaign that removing a lot of the leaders, you know that is pretty effective, but you know of course he as an important person in that organization but they have a succession plan. if you take out 30 of the top leaders, that does have an effect. 4 but one drone strike is not a

huge transformational event. a campaign that take out el many is going to work in the long term. >> i'm anxious to get your thoughts on this. there's one school of thought that says the high-profile visibility of taking out some isis -- or al qaeda leaders could wind up actually strengthening isis or al qaeda for that matter in certain countries, propagandawise. >> absolute complete utter nonsense. i think peter is dead on. there's a couple things you have to think about here. number one, it's not taking out one leader. we used to be ridicule where we took out ever sing 8 number three. it wasn't the individuals, but collectively taking on aentire generation. if you look at the leadership in pakistan or afghanistan, that leadership is decimated, not because we took out one, but because we took out all of them. one may not be entirely effective. that's not the strategy here. the strategy is to eliminate an

entire leadership and support the iraqi military so well you're swatting away the mosquitos who are the leadership of isis the military is drank the swamp, the geographic area where they operate. the last thing i would say, wolf the alternative to taking them out is not taking them out. if you've got an expert who wants to argue with me that eliminating a terror leading is a bad idea the counter argument is so you're going to leave them on the ground and plotting? i don't get it. i wouldn't dot that. >> philip mudd thank you, peter bergen thanks to you as well. we're get developments in the rachel dolezal city an official just accused her of misconduct and harassment. we're also awaiting donald trump's first campaign stop in new hampshire. will republicans in the nation's first primary stays take him seriously?

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breaking now, as the head of the spokane washington chapter of the naacp, in a newly released report spokane city officials accused her of workplace harassment while she served on a police ombudsman commission. the mayor called for her immediate resignation.

dolezal, who has portrayed herself as black resigned from the naacp post on monday after her estranged parents said she is white. suzanne malveaux has more on this controversy. >> we have the report here. it's important to know this independent investigation began back in may before it was revealed that ms. dolezal were white. there were allegations in her capacity as a volunteer member, she engaged in what el thud ka behavior misconduct. and what the report here says it amounted to workplace harassment and abusing her authority. rachel dolezal in hot water, spokane's mare yor and city officials calling for her immediate resignation. >> commissioner dolezal has breached her duty to keep id filling information confidential and to break confidentiality is flat-out wrong. >> new revelations from rachel

dolezal continue to drive the national conversation, and social media firestorm over racial idty. >> i definitely am notice white. i -- nothing about being white describes who i am. >> describing herself as black, dolezal is now challenging her white parents to prove that her birth certificate is legitimate. >> i haven't had a dna test there's been no biological proof that larry and ruthanne are my bioloej cal parents. >> they taking a brea from the spotlight, releasing a statement -- dolezal says she's already through with them. >> so what i say to them is you know i don't -- i don't give two [ bleep ] what you think, you know. you're so far done and out of my life. >> ezra dolezal's adopted black

brother, says it's come to this because rachel feels trapped. >> she's too nervous to just admit that she's not been telling the truth, which is why she keeps on making up more and more lies. >> dolezal now admits there are some things accepted that were not true like being born in a tee pea teepee or goods to south africa. i wasn't w4i7d, but you was filly all biased. >> something her parents if deny. and the comparisons that -- >> and i'm besexual. i've dated men and women. i finally had a chance to read caitlyn jenner's piece, you know in the magazine and really just -- and i cried. i cried, because i resonated with some of the themes of ice

laition of being misunderstood. >> but what now from all those years as a civil rights activist and naacp leader? participating at a really recently in baltimore. >> you're on display whenever you're out in public. the only play that it's -- you get a break from that is at home. again, dolezal is struggling now to maintain her support, her credibility within the spokane community. so far the naacp has come to her defense. part of the problem is this investigation cites is that dolezal was not adequately neutral in her volunteer position to police the police because she is was such a strong advocate as head of the naacp. she actively participated in the protests and ended up reviolation some of names

accusing the police publicly. so it will be very interesting to see, wolf if the naacp still comes to her defense for being kicked out of this position. let's get more insight now. joining us don lemon and cnn analyst sunny hosten. she says caitlyn jenner's story resonated with her, she says since she was 5, she actually felt black. what's your bones to that? >> how much time do you have wolf? >> not much but give us your best answer. >> i gave this woman the benefit of the doubt in the beginning, because everyone was coming at her and judging her. i think all of our viewers should google the term projection in psychology. i think that's what's happening. she's projecting on to other people and on to -- i think

it's ridiculous. i think it's absolutely ridiculous. again i gave her the benefit of the doubt. she calls her parents ruthanne and larry. i don't care how mad i am with my parents, i still call them mom and dad. i think there's a weird disconnect. i agree with most people in the transgender community. she's trying to co-opt their message, and she's going to set the movement back 100 years by doing that. >> sunny, she says there's no proof -- what do you make of this defense that she's making? >> i think that's interesting, just because her parents or the people that claim they are her parents, according to rachel have said she was not born in a hospital. she was born in a home in the woods that they had, and so you know perhaps she does have that question because she wasn't born in a hospital there were no

medical personnel, and there hasn't been a dna test. perhaps she should have that dna test because she is troubled. i will say that as a multiracial person myself i do believe that race can be very fluid and self-identity can be very fluid. i think free gop of self-i had fix is very important. it's something that i talk about on which times, but i think it has to be built on authenticity and honesty. because of the all of the deception and the many lies something that she's admitted to some she has not, that in and of itself causes me to question what she is claiming is her true identity. i don't think that we have authentic responses from her yet. >> she was interviewed, as you know on camera last year and spoke about getting, in her words, privilege as a light-skinned person. listen to this.

>> i am have i light skinned. i think there's a certainly light-skinned privilege that i've noticed. some white people approach me as a safe person to talk to. >> what do you think about that? >> again, i think she's delusional. i stick to the same thing. i gave her the benefit of the doubt. i did watt want to be harsh on her. >> does she owe, sunny, an apology to the public? she admit to some lies. she had -- or having been whipped for that matter. does she owe the public an apology? >> i think o again, there may be some pathology here. there may be some psychological problems. many people have mentioned that. but i think at this point, because she has lied in her position she lied when she said that she -- you know she says

that she -- >> it looks like about everything, sunny. >> i know i'm trying to parse them out. >> i know you're trying to be nice but the reality is she's lied so much to the public she's lied to her family. she's been -- >> she's been very deceptive, as montel said she's a con artist. i won't go that far from it, but if you look back at her own actions she's admitted she lied and i think we're giving her more credence that we should. >> thank you both. don will be back later tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern and have more on "cnn tonight." we're awaiting newly declared presidential candidate donald trump for the first -- stand by and ahead, the manhunt for a pair of murderers, widening as sources reveal a

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the 2016 presidential race the newly declared republican presidential candidate donald trump, he's about to make his first campaign appearance in the first primary state of new hampshire. joe johnson is joining us from

man chester manchester for us set the scene, joe. >> reporter: well wolf it's been a busy 24 hours here at manchester new hampshire. it was similar to last night in iowa. a healthy crowd showing up here in manchester i asked people on their way in what they see attractive as trump as a presidential candidate. the answer more than once was he's a businessmanner and the country needs to be run more like a business. while this is new hampshire, and there are a lot of independents in the crowd, they like other people also say they like the straight talk. the trump persona that he projects. the fact that he's made a fortune in business. let likely they say, to be bought than some other politicians. he's calling out democrats and republicans sometimes in a very personal way, sometimes, foreign policy asking questions like how you can vote for this guy? why answer he answer a question?

and he talked about jeb bush last night in iowa. listen. >> i watched jeb bush yesterday. he can't even put on a tie and jacket he's running for president. maybe he knows something that i don't know. rubio was really weak on immigration. his pol his poll numbers plummeted. all of a sudden, he says he's strong. i think he's a highly rated person and by the way, i have better hair than he does believe me. and it is my hair. >> reporter: trump attracts a lot of attention and he has a lot of money. he can use that to push the top-tier candidates into the second tier which say hard place to survive if you aren't self-financing like he says he will wolf. >> a big crowd over there? it looks like a bunch of people behind you, joe. what does it look like? >> reporter: yeah it's a decent size crowd. i'd say more than 100, probably less than 250. but people are still coming in. we expect trump to arrive soon

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happening now -- new york attack plot. a second isis supporter is under arrest accused of planning to bomb local landmarks. tonight, new details on the charges and the suspect's alleged attempt to kill a federal agent with a knife. and weapons, will isis terrorists get their hands on powerful chemical agents? new warnings from the u.s. about the danger from syria's arsenal of chlorine gas. sex triangle. we're learning more about a prison worker's relationship with two escaped killers. what did her husband know about that and the alleged plot to kill him. and strange politics. donald trump isn't the only republican adding some spice to the presidential race. >> i determined that now was the right time to launch my campaign for the republican nomination. oh yeah. [ laughter ] we want to welcome our