at which point i administered a drive stun with my taser to his chest. >> acosta's stun gun delivers00 volts of electricity to his body, but the powerful jolt does not subdue him. >> when i tased him, he dislodged his leg from the door frame. he kicked me in the face, which time i backed up and reengaged him and administered the second drive stun. >> that swift kick fractures acosta's nose. though the second zap doesn't quiet him, he removes his leg from the door and officers take off for county jail. but he doesn't stay still for long. >> he's banging his head numerous times. worried about him injuring himself, damaging the patrol car. he'd be calm for a moment then he'll escalate. be calm and then he'll escalate again. just screaming. he didn't do anything wrong. >> i didn't do anything. >> calling for his mom. >> i want my mom! >> crying. fits of rage. back to screaming again. >> ah! >> kicking the back partition. then he'll be calm again. it was a very emotional ride for him. >> i swear to god, do not touch me. you do not [ bleep ] touch me. >> after a bizarre 15-minute car ride,

>> our thanks to jim acosta at the white house. during offensive ground operations keep your eye on that because that will be where the fight is in congress. >>> a new round of airstrikes overnight targeting isis positions in syria. not from the united states but from jordan and the united arab emirates. this marks the first time that the uae has engaged in combat missions against isis since late last year. the help is needed. a top u.s. counterterrorism official warns that isis is recruiting westerners at an unprecedented rate. there are now 20,000 fighters from 90 nations who have joined the isis terrorists on the battlefield including an estimated 150 americans. >> this is one of the real threats about this group is the foreign fighters. these are folks that come in with other passports, other visas and then can perhaps export some of this terror back to their home countries, which is one other reason why we have to take the threat so seriously. >> live from amman, jordan the ranks of isis still growing. >> reporter: definitely

>> jim acosta, thanks so much. >>> u.s. intelligence officials say that isis is plotting to pull off more kidnappings in countries such as jordan and lebanon. that as the pentagon reveals the terror group is holding at least one more american hostage. they have not revealed an identity. >>> in arizona, friends and families trying to cope with the death of aid worker kayla mueller. she is being remembered as a young woman who took extraordinary measures to serve others. >> i'm not yet sure how to give live in a world without kayla, but i do know that we're all living in a better world because of her. so i'm going to end on a quote that reminds me of her. peace is not something you wish for. it's something you make. it's something you do. it's something you are. and it's something you give away. >> president obama calls kayla a great spirit and says the more people learn about her, the more they appreciate what she stood for. very true. >>> a new round of airstrikes overnight targeting isis positions in syria. not from the u.

i'm jim acosta in washington in for poppy harlow tonight. we're learning new information about a deadly terrorist attack in denmark. authorities now believe there was only one gunman in that rampage. witnesses say they heard 30 to 40 bullets fired during a free-speech event in copenhagen. a 40-year-old man was struck and killed three police officers wounded. the possible target of today's attack cartoonist lars bilks. he's faced death threats before for his portrayals of the prophet muhammad. this is the man police are looking for, and this is the car they believe was used in hi getaway. moments ago we heard from ashford sonburg, a reporter in copenhagen. police are searching a nearby lake hoping to find a weapon. we'll hear from an eyewitness in just a moment. >>> first we are tracking a dangerous blizzard tonight. it's barreling toward the northeast fueled by hurricane-force winds and it will ham ter massachusetts coast all night long. this makes four count them four massive snow-dumping storms to cover new england in just a month. it's a

. >> we have jim acosta with the latest on the story. >> reporter: president obama defended staying away from those terms because he doesn't want to give al qaeda and isis street cred. the president pointed out that muslims are the victims of isis more often than other religious groups. the young muslim americans killed in chapel hill, north carolina. people of the islamic faith, we offer our love and support. the line at the summit came when he rejected critics in taking a soft stance on isis. >> we know there is no one profile of a violent extremist or terrorist. there is no way to predict who will become radicalized. around the world and here in the united states inexcusable acts of violence have been committed against people of different faiths by people of different faiths, which is, of course the trail of all of our faiths. >> reporter: the president trying to strike a balance saying we need to do more to push back on the classification of the violence. press secretary said they have taken flack on the language they are using. the president will give one more speech on the subject

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more from jim acosta. >> reporter: poppy, president obama insisted the new authorization for the war on isis will not plunge hundreds of thousands of troops back into combat combat. the president says this is limited operations with rescue missions. he noted the three-year time limit to require congress to revisit this under the next president. >> the resolution we submitted today does not call for the deployment of u.s. ground combat forces to iraq or syria. it is not the authorization of another ground war like afghanistan or iraq. the 2,600 american troops in iraq today largely serve on bases. yes, they face the risk that come with service in any dangerous environment. they do not have a combat mission. >> reporter: president obama is finding out why there is not a war authorization in congress for 13 months. the president says he doesn't have a plan. the president's proposal is too vague. it was designed to give the president the flexibility he needs. poppy. >> it will be a big debate. jim, thank you. >>> president obama's war resolution notes that the four americans killed in is

senior white house correspondent jim acosta has the story. >> reporter: president obama was feeling the love for america. >> it's about making this nation we love more perfect. >> reporter: the comment came as the white house laughed back at rudy giuliani after the former new york city mayor questioned the president's love for his country. white house press secretary suggested that rudy giuliani damaged his image as america's mayor of the attacks on 9/11. >> it is sad to see when somebody attained a certain level of public stature and at mir ration tarnishes that so thoroughly. the truth is i don't take joy or satisfaction from that. i think the only thing that i feel is sorry for rudy giuliani today. >> reporter: giuliani touched off a firestorm when he said earlier this week, i know this is a horrible thing to say but i do not believe that the president loves america. he doesn't love and he doesn't love me. he wasn't brought up the way with you and i were brought up through love of this country. the ex mayor hasn't apologized. >> i don't feel this love of america. i believe his initia

. >> senior white house correspondent jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: john and christine president obama defended decision to stay away from islamic terrorism because he doesn't want to give groups like isis and al qaeda any street credibility. the president pointed out muslims are the victims of isis more often than people from other religious groups. he noted the other muslims killed in chapel hill north carolina. the president said people of islamic faith, we offer our love and support. his biggest applause line at the summit came when he rejected critics who say he is taken too soft an approach in describing isis. >> we all know there is no one profile of violent extremist or terrorist. there is no way to predict who will become radicalized. around the world and here in the united states inexcusable acts of violence have been committed against people of different faiths by people of different faiths. which is of course the trail of all our faiths. >> reporter: the president was trying to strike a balance saying muslim leaders need to push back on the notion of clash of civiliza

jim acosta has more. >> reporter: he did not use the words terrorism or extremism but called on islamic nations to pull back on what he repeatedly calls lies from isis. the president said the u.s.-led coalition will continue pounding isis with air strikes. the islamic world must take aim. it should be noted many of the countries where the problems exist happen to be members of the president's coalition against isis. the president did prod those members to the counterterrorism message who is all over social media. >> none of us i think, should be immune from criticism in terms of specific policies. the notion that the west is at war with islam is an ugly lie. and all of us regardless of our faith, have a responsibility to reject it. >> reporter: all critics have pounced on the president for refusing to use the term counterterrorism. arizona republican senator john mccain said the notion that radical islam isn't at war with the west is an ugly lie. the president seemed determined to have. john and christine. >> thanks jim. >>> breaking news this morning. two trains collided north of zuric

jim acosta has reaction. >> president obama was feeling the love for america. >> it's about making thise love more perfect. >> the comment came as the white house slapped right back at rudy giuliani after the former new york city mayor questioned the president's love for his country. white house press secretary josh earnest suggested giuliani had damaged his image of the attacks on 9/11. >> i can tell you it's sad to stay when somebody's attained a perfect level of public stature tarnishes that level. i don't take any satisfaction from that. i think really the only thing i feel is i feel sorry for rudy giuliani today. >> he said earlier this week, i know this is a horrible thing to say, but i do not believe the president loves america. he doesn't love you and doesn't love me. he wasn't brought up the way i was brought up. >> i don't feel this love of america. i believe his initial approach is to criticize this country and then afterwards to say a few nice things about it. >> giuliani defended the remark to cnn saying it has nothing to do with race adding the president was brought up by

let's get more now from jim acosta. >> reporter: president obama and merkel tried to show a united front with the violence in ukraine. they looked far apart on the arms to the military. president obama may take his confrontation with vladimir putin to the next level and ship arms to ukraine and fight the pro-russian separatists. >> i asked my team to look at all options. what other means can we put in place to change mr. putin's calculus. the possibility of lethal defensive weapons is one of the options examined. i have not made a decision about that yet. >> reporter: chancellor merkel is expected to sit down with putin on wednesday to hammer out a peace deal but past attempts have had little effect on putin. in a sign of the internal debate within the administration the president downplayed the help of ukraine to defend itself. asked if he had a red line he had no red line for when russia might go too far. >> big meeting in belarus. russia, ukraine and france and germany leaders meet tomorrow. the presidents of four countries have been talking for days. can they agree on a real deal to

jim acosta has more. >> reporter: he did not use the words extremism or terrorism. on the arab nations to push back on what he calls lies from al qaeda and isis. in the summit to world leaders, the president said the u.s.-led coalition would continue pounding isis with air strikes. he argued the islamic world must take aim from income and equality and lack of democratic freedoms. it should be noted where the problems exist are members of the president's coalition against isis. the president did prod the members to develop an effective counterterrorism message. here is what the president had to say. >> none of us i think, should be immune from criticism from specific policies. the notion that the west is at war with islam is an ugly lie. all of us regardless of our faith, have a responsibility to reject it. >> reporter: all week critics pounced on the president's refusal to use the term terrorism or that phrase. the president wrapped up remarks and senator john mccain stated the notion that radical islam is not at war with the west is an ugly lie. the message to the

>> jim acosta thank you. the president's request for formal war fighting authority comes as isis is extending its reach in the middle east. let's go to our chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto. he is watching what's going on. the president trying to underscore he doesn't want another -- the united states in another ground war but he did open the door potentially for more u.s. ground forces going in there. >> he did. in fact he gave very specific circumstances. he said for instance if we have intelligence on a senior isis leader we might send in special forces to go and take that leader out. in fact his commanders have brought up other instances that are possible the idea of forward ground controllers to call in air strikes and to put some of these military advisors in iraq on the front lines as they prepare iraqi forces prepare to retake the isis stronghold of mosul this spring. all those possibilities on the table. but keep this in mind as well. in addition to further combat operations in iraq

let's go to jim acosta.. >> reporter: wolf he didn't use the words islamic terrorism or extremist. but president owe be a mraa mra obama calls on nations to do a better john on pushing back on lies from isis and al qaeda. president said the u.s.-led coalition would continue pounding with air strikes but argued the islamic nation must take aim. it should be noted, many of the countries where the problems exist are members of the president's lowcoalition gnagainst isis. here is what the president had to say. >> none of us i think, should be immune from criticism in terms of specific policies. but the notion that the west is at war with islam is an ugly lie. all of us regardless of our faith, have a responsibility to reject it. >> reporter: all week critics consider pounced open his refuse refusal to use the term islamic terrorism or variations of the phrase. as soon as he wrapped up his remarks, senator john mccain jumped on twitter saying the notion that radical islam isn't at war with the rest is an ugly lie

let's go to jim acosta.little while ago. >> reporter: that's right. the white house encountering violent extremism, some of it is just getting started and there's controversy. for started, critics are pouncing on the name and where is the reference to radical islam as isis appears to be getting stronger. with the isis cancer spreading quickly to denmark where a gunman's rampage was inspired by the islamic state and to libya where egyptian christians were beheaded the white house is scrambling to carry a potent message. >> we need answers that go beyond force. >> reporter: vice president joe biden opened up this week's summit talking about the root causes of radicalism with the u.s.-led coalition carrying out the attacks on isis they are brainstorming way to encounter extremist propaganda and sharing those techniques globally. while it's not singling out isis, the oem administrationbama administration is adding staffers to deal with communications. think again, turn away on facebook and twitter. and on youtub

jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >> u.s. government agency is warning health care professional professionals to use caution when disinfecting medical scopes linked to a power super bug. the move follows the death of two patients in los angeles and a hospital there is warning that more than 170 other patients may have been exposed. olympus is identified as a maker of the scope. the company said the firm provides instructions on how to clean the device and is working with the fda. >>> just ahead here on cnn, devastation and more shelling in eastern ukraine, despite that cease-fire. >>> as the deadline approaches all eyes are on greece to reach a deal with eurozone leaders, but germany isn't backing down. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk ab

jim acosta reports from the white house. >> reporter: president obama's proposal to authorize the warisis opens a new door. to more than just air strikes. >> our coalition is on the offensive. isil is on the defensive and isil is going to lose. >> reporter: asking congress for the green light on his war plan the president charges isis with the deaths of hostages including kayla mueller. if left unchecked, he warns, isis could pose a threat to the u.s. homeland. while the president says this battle won't be a flashback to the wars in iraq and afghanistan involving hundreds of thousands of troops he does speak authorization for ground forces and air strikes. >> if we had actionable intelligence about a gathering of isil leaders, and our partners didn't have the capacity to get them i would be prepared to order our special forces to take action. >> reporter: the president's fellow democrats are nervous about the language barring "and during combat." >> i'm concerned about the vagueness of the ground troop language. >> none of us know what enduring offensive combat operations means, and d

jim acosta cnn, the white house. >>> the canadian government is helping to fund one program meant to people away from extremism. extreme dialogue is a campaign intended for teens aged 14 to 18. the program includes videos and teaching aids meant to stimulate discussions in schools and youth groups. the website features a story of a woman whose radicalized son died while fighting for isis. another online campaign directly targeting isis is coming out of syria. activists are posting online what life is like under isis rule and trying to undermine their control. here's atika scubert. >> reporter: isis propaganda videos attempt to show normal life aid delivered by fighters with ak-47s. but now more and more are posting their own pictures to counter these claims. these pictures from aid from the world food program, papered over with an isis flag and delivered by isis fighters. we spoke to the activist who posted this video. he runs a network of a dozen activist inside the isis strongholds. for his own safety, he's asked not to be identified. in this interview, we will call him rafik. what

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. >> cnn's white house correspondent jim acosta is standing by.'s go first to athena jones with more on mitch mcconnell's idea. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. this new plan by senator mcconnell does noga lone to deal with dhs funding. that's a whole separate issue. the idea here by stripping out this immigration issue that conservatives really want to see coupled with the dhs bill by stripping it out as a separate bill and requiring a vote on that it could give room to then later pass a clean -- so-called clean dhs funding bill that doesn't have any strings attached doesn't have these immigration provisions attached. the problem is that even this new bill bringing it up for a vote that takes a lot of procedural hurdles that it has to overcome. the first vote wouldn't even be until friday and that of course is the deadline for the dhs to remain funded. so this is one step a long the way but it still doesn't make it clear at all that dhs is going to be funded. part of this move by senator mcconnell is also to try to put some pressur

jim acosta live at the white house.ecret service is talking to french officials about those mysterious drone incidents they had over the last couple days. they've been unsolved but these drones have been seen flying around the eiffel tower in paris, the u.s. embassy there so law enforcement official confirms the secret service is in contact with french officials about that. keep in mind all of this is happening as the u.s. secret service is conducting its own drone readiness drills here in the nation's capital. you recall, carol, this is happening after what happened here at the white house last month when a small quad copter drone crashed on the south lawn of the white house. that caused quite a stir. so now the secret service is going to try to get up to speed on the new technology that poses a new threat against the president brought by these unmanned aerial vehicles. uavs or drones as they call them. one thing we should point out, the secret service put out a news release alerting the public that these drone exercis

let's go to the white house to jim acosta. jim, what was said on the call?unds very much like a diplomatic warning from president obama, from this white house to russian president vladimir putin. there are these talks that are going to be taking place tomorrow in belarus between president putin, chancellor angela merkel from germany, francois hollande as well as petro poroshenko. on the line is what's happening in eastern ukraine. much of the world blaming russia for that violence that is unfolding there. so far, at least in the minds of this administration and several other european allies russia has not backed down. so yes, you do have this threat this implicit threat coming from the white house that the president is weighing this option of sending arms to ukraine to fight those pro-russian separatists. and basically what the white house is saying about this phone call between the president and vladimir putin, which took place earlier today, is that if vladimir putin does not take that off-ramp it says if russia continues its aggressive actions in ukraine,

senior white house correspondent jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: christine, the white house opened up its countering violent extremism sum mihm just as isis appears to be growing stronger whether it's in libya where those egyptian christians were beheaded or in denmark where a radical inspired by the group went on a violent rampage, but administration officials caution the summit is not about the military campaign to defeat isis. it's also about finding ways to address the root causes of violent extremism in communities and then sharing those ideas around the world. here's how the president put it in the oval office with his new defense secretary, ash carter. >> everything from making sure that we are dismantling isil and not only stabilizing the situation in iraq but addressing the foreign fighter issue and countering the narrative of violent extremism that has been turbocharged through the internet. >> reporter: the obama administration is hoping to combat that potent terrorist message from isis by beefing up its own social media presence. the state department is adding staffers

. >> and we will be joined by jim acosta with the latest and the president. some are taking a heat over what the president has failed to say islamic extremist for the summit, and what did he say about this? >> yes, don. that is the big headline president obama defended his e decision to stay away from the terms like terms like iz lauslamic extremists by not giving isis street cred and saying they are not religious. he say saidid that the muslims that were killed in chapel hill that the people in the muslim faith, we offer our love and our offer our support, and the biggest applause line, don, came in the summit when he rejected the crit cannics who say that he has taken a soft approach in describing the groups like eyeisis. this is what he had to say. >>> the terrorists do not speak for over 1 billion muslims who reject their hateful ideology and they do not are represent muslims anymore than a madman represents buddhism and hinduism and christianity and no religion is responsible for ter terrorism and violence. people are responsible for violence and terrori

jim acosta joins me live from the white house with that perspective.d morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. over here at the white house they are bystanders to what's happening on capitol hill right now. as you mentioned senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has a plan to keep the department of homeland security funded until september but that's not the likely winner in the outcome today. what we're likely to see it what's happening in the house and the proposal from john boehner for short-term spending bill for dhs that would fund the department for three weeks and take us into march and we do it all over again, which is why at the white house they're not saying the president would veto something like that but they are casting all this as an interparty fight among republicans. this is how white house press secretary josh earnest put it yesterday. >> republicans made an aggressive case over the course of last year about why the american people should entrust the united states congress to republican leadership. here we are seven or eight weeks int

. >> let's go to the white house, where senior white house correspondent jim acosta there. and when i was listening to the newser between chancellor merkel and the president, two things jumped out at me. one, the president was asked about a red line on ukraine, and i didn't really hear an answer on that. the other, i heard chancellor merkel, really sort of leave the door open to other possibilities if this last effort, you know at diplomacy with russia fails. you were there. what was your takeaway. >> that was pretty much my takeaway, as well, brooke. but make no mistake. there is a disagreement here between this white house, between president obama, it seems, and angela merkel. the president wants to keep this option on the table. he wants to consider this idea of sending defensive weapons to the ukrainians and angela merkel said once again during this press conference, that she does not see a military solution to this conflict. she sees a diplomatic one. but you heard there and perhaps you have to lead this to diplomatic translations here. but she said one further attempt

let's get more from jim acosta. >> reporter: john president obama and angela merkel tried to show united front when it comes to dealing with russian aggression in ukraine. the president made it clear, he may take his confrontation with vladimir putin to the next level and ship arms to ukraine to fight the pro-russian separatists. >> what i asked my team to do is look at all options. what other means can we put in place to change mr. putin's calculus. the possibility of lethal defensive weapons is one of those options examined. i have not made a decision about that yet. >> reporter: merkel wants the white house to wait until wednesday when she is expected to sit down with vladimir putin to try to hammer out a peace deal. with sanctions having little effect on putin, the obama administration is hinting it may move forward with the arms shipments if the talks fail. in a sign of the inn ternltternal debate, president obama offered no red line when russia might go too far. john. >> a crucial meeting in belarus. russia ukraine and germany will meet tomorrow. the presidents of the countries hav

senior white house correspondent jim acosta has more this morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol.old by a law enforcement official that the secret service is recommending charges to the u.s. attorney's office in washington that sean ooze man, the man operating the drone that crash landed at the white house last week will be charged in the case. secret service is saying he could be charged with a violation of national defense air space. what is curious about that carol, that law, i'm told by a law enforcement official typically applies to aircraft and not small drones or quad copters like this one in this case. it makes it somewhat difficult for the u.s. attorney's office to decide how to proceed. i've ben told by a spokesman for the u.s. attorney's office they have not yet made a decision. we have a statement from the man's attorney. he has hired an attorney. he works for the national geospatial intelligence agency which makes this case statement. shawn usman is an accomplished scientist and dedicated public servant. many of the public reports of his actions with respect to this i

i will let no one question my love of this country. >> thanks to jim acosta.talk about this controversy now, maggie haberman presidential campaign correspondent for the "new york times," robert costa from the "the washington post" and charles ellington, contributor for the root. maggie as you noted today, giuliani challenged the media to find examples of president obama expressing love for his country. it really wasn't all that difficult. take a listen. >> that instinct that this is the greatest country on earth survived not only because in my mind the joys of american life and culture, its vitality its freedom, always outweighed its imperfections but because i learned that what makes america great has never been its perfection but the belief that it can be made better. >> this improbable experiment in democracy, the united states of america, stands as the greatest nation on earth. >> with your help and god's grace, we will continue our journey forward and remind the world just why it is that we live in the greatest nation on earth. >> this does seem unlikely

you call them what you acosta thanks. let's talk more about the fight against islamic radicals or terrorists or whatever you want to call them. cnn national security commentatorcommentate or mike rodgers join uz us along with a special representative to muslim communities for the u.s. state department. both of you thanks for joining me. congressman is this really something that can be combatted with an information campaign? it seems to me that if you want to cut off the head of an innocent aid worker or journalist in the name of any god, there's only so much a public service announcement from beyonce can do to stop you. >> that's certainly right jake. in this case i think we can effective live put together a counter propaganda campaign but we should do it under the guises. just like we did in world war ii and vietnam and other places. but it needs to be more aggressive and more pointed to the people they're trying to recruit recruit. remember, they're seducing kids. younger kids. to take this step to violent jihad. what i

. >> let me go to jim acosta. i take it the delegations, they're already there, the german delegation, the u.s. delegation. we're waiting for the president and the germ man chancellor to walk in. >> we're getting close. the u.s. delegation has made its way in. just i think to jump off of what jake was saying a few moments ago, you know, the president has tried something different with respect to russia than he has with isis and other hot spots around the world. we'll getting the two-minute warning now. and that is sanctions. they believe -- economy, that it has inflected a lot of pain on russians and but they don't feel like it's changed vladimir putin's calculous. it's not changed his decision-making when it comes to dealing with ukraine. it's interesting because of the decision he has to make on arming the ukrainians. it is a departure for him and that's why you seeing so much caution on the part of the europeans. the united states would have to go with the blessing of the rest of the g 7. russia was kicked out

i'm jim acosta in washington. here's what's coming up this hour. >>> we will begin with the anticipated cease-fire in ukraine in one hour if all goes as planned pro russian separatists will stop their advance into eastern ukraine and ukraine military force will stand down. at least that's the plan. so we're wondering whether the cease-fire will actually hold as heavy shelling continues to rain down on large towns in eastern ukraine. people on both sides of the conflict including civilians have been reported killed in today's fighting alone. ukraine's president says if the separatists do not stop their aggression at midnight he is ready to declare martial law across the entire country. of course breaking news right now in denmark, police are on the trail of two gunmen who carried out a deadly terrorist attack just hours ago in copenhagen. witnesses say the gunmen stormed a free speech meeting firing as many as 30 to 40 shots. a 40-year-old man was killed three police officers were wounded. and this is the man polic

our senior white house correspondent jim acosta joins me now. although military action with international help is a factor here it's not the only way president obama will be talking about fighting the problem of isis. >> reporter: that's right, jake. you can see right now as counterterrorism advisor lisa monaco delivers an introduction so he will be coming out at any moment. the president will try to strike a careful balance here. he will call on americans to be more accepting of muslim americans in their communities while at the same time urging those communities to be on the lookout for potential violent extremism. so what we have been hearing all day long at this summit and the participants who are involved in this summit is essentially they want to try to bridge this divide build up trust between people in the muslim faith and law enforcement, and they have been the principal actors of this summit. i talked to an imam from minnesota earlier today who said don't blame us for the actions that have been perpetrated by isis. judge us by our acti

jim acosta. joining us is terry mccullough, virginia governor.ical to governors because you rely on this funding. so what happens in virginia if you don't get this funding on friday? >> well you're exactly right. this affects every governor in america. we just had the national governor's association meeting in washington and i made the point to all our governors, this goes to every single state. if this funding is cut on friday let's just take virginia thousands of virginians will be furloughed. many thousands more will have to report to work and they won't get a paycheck. not many families can go by. they're trying to provide for their families trying to put food on the table. what is going to happen on friday is that those paychecks will stop. we have the deepest port we have the coast guard. this will affect fema. i'm leaving here flying down to southwest virginia for an emergency situation. the folks i'm meeting with at the local level are sheriff's, emergency management folks. they all have matching grants with dhs. that stops so this partis

just called jim jim acosta who joins us now. >> rudy giuliani is not backing down one bit. he said to me during this brief phone conversation quote, i don't regret making the statement. i believe it. i don't know if he loves america. and then went on to say during this conversation i don't feel the same enthusiasm as him for america. one other thing i should point out, anderson during this phone call the former mayor said his office has received some death threats, said secretary has gotten death threats over the phone. but the former mayor did not say whether he alerted police to threatening phone calls and cnn has no way of confirms that. giuliani said in the conversation that the majority of the phone calls received at his office have been supportive and even heard from louisiana governor bobby jingal to back him on his comments. >> thank you, jim acosta talking to mayor giuliani a short time ago. >>> growing skepticism plan to take back the city of mosul will work whether ready for the fight and why it was divulged in the first place. also dudsozens evacuated in dubai.

let's go right to cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta live on the north lawn. josh earnest, the white house press secretary, said today the authorization is intentionally fuzzy. then the president made clear three years is not necessarily a timeline on military operations just on this authorization. >> that's right, jake. i think the president is finding out why there has not been a war authorization vote in this congress in 13 years, because it is this difficult and he's taking heat from all sides. the president trying to explain to the american people that he does take the threat posed by isis seriously. he said at one point during his remarks that the coalition is on the offense, isis is on the defense and isis is going to lose but the president wants the flexibility and that's why josh earnest said earlier today that this language is intentionally fuzzy. the president wants the flexibility to conduct operations in iraq and in syria, that are short of a full-blown invasion. the president trying to allay the concerns of nervous democrats, also said in the lan

. >>> i'm jim acosta in washington. we are following the breaking news in copenhagen. a new shooting, second shooting in that city today. we are following developments on the ground. our bob baer. now to our cnn producer in copenhagen, susan gargiulo on the phone right now. i know that this is sort of a late-breaking, you know, constantly developing story, minute by minute, what can you tell us right now as far as what we know about this second shooting? >> hi, jim. yeah, the latest we know is basically three people are shot, one is shot in the head and two are hit by shots in the arm and leg. basically the police are not saying anything yet. it's too early to say yet if the shooting is related to yesterday's shooting, the earlier one, but we still know nothing about what happened to the injured. shooter has apparently escaped on foot from the scene according to police. and they have issued a description of this man. that's about all we know right now, but basically three more people are shot, which makes it six in the span of less than 12 hours in the center of copenh

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but let's begin with jim acosta. jim, tell our viewers what the president just said the main message he was trying to deliver. >> reporter: wolf i think the headline here no doubt about it is that president obama defended his decision not to use terms like islamic extremism or islamic terrorism at this speech on a summit on countering violent extremeism. the president did not back down. he doubled down. >> al qaeda and isil and groups like it are desperate for legitimacy. they try to portray themselves as religious leaders, holy warriors in defense of islam. that's why isil presumes to declare itself the islamic state. we must never accept the premise that they put forward because it is a lie. nor should we grant these terrorists the religious legitimacy that they seek. they are not religious leaders. they are terrorists. >> reporter: during this speech that muslims are many times the victims of isis and groups like isis more so than people of other faiths around the world, and the president also took note during thi

thanks jim acosta.n why does rudy keep digging in on this instead of acknowledging, maybe i misspoke let's move on? >> i think you know his personality is to forth aheadge ahead. it seems there's struggle for relevance. rudy is not running for president. he was at a scott walker event. maybe he was throwing out some red meat to conservatives there behind closed doors. we heard that happen once before with mitt romney and the 47% during last campaign. but i think the problem here really is for the republican party, because you saw, as jim acosta said that scott walker walked away from it. you have jeb bush, marco rubio and lindsey graham disowning it. this is not the conversation republicans want to be having right now. they want to have a big tent. they want to change the public perception of the republican party as welcoming all demographics. and this kind of a statement just in the middle of this rebranding of the republican party hurts every single would-be candidate. because they have to take a stan

i'm jim acosta. we are following the developments on the ground in copenhagen.here have been two shootings in that city in denmark earlier today. one happening at a free speech event. the apparent target of that shooting was lars vilks, the car stooni i toonist that has been known to draw mohammed. this is video of the scene right now of a shooting near a sin gog in ko -- synagogue in copenhagen. joining now on the phone is our terrorism analysts and experts. tom, let me go to you first. we can't say that the two shootings are connected, but they seem suspicious, don't they? >> yes, but i think it is really could be someone else in ko copenhagen that heard about the earlier shooting and is a copy cat. and they are part of a plan that is part of a first plan. we don't know at this point what triggered this shooting. >> paul crookshank, we heard from one of the reporters there within this hour that apparently it is believed by police that the shooter from the first incident carjacked a car to try to flee that scene. you have a multidimensional situation going on.

he's standing by his charge that president obama doesn't love his country, telling jim acosta he refuses> he said to me during this brief conversation i don't regret making the state, i believe t. >> reporter: giuliani also addressed the firestorm following his comes. >> he said that his office has received death threats. his secretary has gotten death threats over the phone. >> reporter: while cnn can't verify the claim, giuliani said the majority of messages were positive including one from bobby jindal jindal's office put out a statement refusing to condemn the former mayor but adding that giuliani should have chosen different phraseology. >> i think it's a mistake to question people's motives. it's one thing to disagree on policy. the and i try not to question the president's motives as being a good american or bad american. >> reporter: giuliani's comments are no surprise to some. >> he's going to double down triple down and quadruple down. >> reporter: a long-time observer says the man hailed as america's mayor for his leadership during 9/11 is tarnishing that legacy gaining a repu

let's go to jim acosta. we heard now from the president two straight days talking about ways to combat violent extremism. what's been the white house reaction to what the president has been saying so far? they pleased with what they're hearing from domestic leaders and now world leaders? >> they know the president is getting pounded over the language he's using where he's not using terms like islamic ex- ex-streakism. i've been talking to leaders who feel strongly they are in lock step in talking about the struggle against isis and groups like al qaeda. the president made it clear that he sees this as a global challenge. wolf this really har kens back to the speech the president gave at the united nations general assembly september of last year where he was talking about root causes of extremism in muslim communities around the world. and the president was talking about that again today. talking about the fact that many young muslims feel disenfranchised because they don't have economic opportunities. so the

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jim acosta thanks very much. let's talk about some of them. joining us the ranking member of the house intelligence committee, democratic congressman adam schiff of california. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. i want to get back to ukraine in a moment but let's go first, let's get through the latest isis threat. specifically this chilling new video isis released today of the british hostage john cantley who says in this video this is in his words, we assume he is forced to say so the last video in this series. the last video in this series. what does that mean, congressman? >> i'm not sure what it means. hopefully that doesn't mean that it's the last appearance we are going to see of him because i think as long as he has utility for these terrorists they will keep him alive and plainly he's doing whatever is necessary to stay alive. we are doing everything we can to try to identify where he is as well as any other hostages and what might be done to help them. but obviously this is very difficult. our intelligence resources are lim