but jim acosta is a reporter right?did he not hear new york mayor eric adams saying the flood of migrants would destroy his city. has acosta not seen the video day after day of tens of thousands of migrants crossing into the us unimpeded? or is he gas lighting us toeing the company line. admittedly proof and evidence always have a tough time making the case in the face of willful ignorance but if four, five, maybe six million migrants wandering the u.s. is not enough to convince acosta that the border is open, common sense has a hot news tip on a former president colluding with russia and there's a dossier to back it up. let's bring in republican congressional candidate in california kate monroe and chef and restaurant owner andrew gruel. thank you both for coming on. i want to play the sound bite kate if i can of jim acosta talking about how the border is not open. >> have you been to the border. >> of course i have. >> have you seen what's going on? the rapes, the -- it's open. i mean, nobody can deny that. >> the bor

multiple people were hit, including michael acosta, who had to have his eye removed after the incident. it's not one single officer has been disciplined. they suspended all internal affairs investigations into to the incidents that were in litigation as kind of a way guess of thinking that it could escape liability. police say protesters threw objects, injuring them, and vandalized property. but the plaintiffs say they in particular, were not violent towards police on tuesday. san jose city council approved a settlement of $2.9 million for acosta and 11 other plaintiffs, including the naacp. will. split $450,000. i do believe the independent police auditor needs to be given more strength and more voice and a more independence from the city and from the police department, letterman says officer jared ewen was responsible for hitting acosta in the eye with a rubber bullet. he was captured on video , cursing at protesters is showing you know, saying, let's get those curse words and expressing eagerness to shoot them. letterman also says moving forward, she'd like to see the san jose polic

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reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 eastern. good night, everybody. >>> every day all l around us people are breaking barriers. they're building new connections, and they're expanding what is possible. 12 of us journalists here at cnn recently met one folks who are making big differences in the world in ways that have personally touched our own hearts. these are their stories. this is "champions for change." ♪ >> welcome to "champions for change," i'm dr. sanjay gupta. you know, tonight we're going to introduce you to 12 amazing people you've probably never heard of. but they're all making big, positive impacts on the world. and later in the show, you're going to meet my champion, as well. first, we're going to hit the waves with my colleague and friend, coy wire. if you know anything about coy, he's always up for a challenge. and so is his champion. a world-class surfer who also happens to be a paraplegic. >> the feeling that i get when i'm not on the water, that's when i feel the most free. when i was a kid i fell in love with

i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin the hour with mounting political and policy challenges for president biden. there is the threat of a looming government shutdown in a week, the widening strike by the united auto workers union and a growing immigration crisis at the u.s. slmexico burr der. >>> the nation's capital is buzzing over a new abc news/"washington post" poll showing biden ten points behind former president donald trump in a head-to-head match-up among registered voters. even "the washington post" says it might be an outlier as a new poll shows them tied at 46%. joining us is democratic dock woman debbie dingell of michigan. congresswoman, thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. we appreciate it. you're in a key battleground state. there was a lot of fuss over michigan the last time around. are you worried about these polls? >> first of all, jim, you were talking to the woman everybody said was crazy when i told people that donald trump could and then would win michigan in 2015-2016. polls

tear gas and fired rubber bullets towards protests as multiple people were hit, including michael acosta, who had to have his eye removed after the incident. it's not one single officer has been disciplined and they suspended all internal affairs investigations into the incidents that were in litigation as kind of a way, guess of thinking that it could escape liability. police say protesters threw object injuring them and vandalized property. but the plaintiffs say they in particular, were not violent towards police. on tuesday, san jose city council approved a settlement of $2.9 million for acosta and 11 other plaintiffs, including the naacp, will split . $450,000. i do believe the independent police auditor needs to be given more strength and more voice and a more independence from the city and from the police department. but letterman says officer jared ewen was responsible for hitting acosta in the eye with a rubber bullet. he was captured on video , cursing at protesters and showing, you know, saying, let's get those curse words and expressing eagerness to shoot them. letterman also

today, i'm joined by sofia orta acosta. i want to get into that p.m.i. data.etter than expected. 51 for manufacturing. first, we have that official day to surprise the upside. now, it is private data cowed we say that the stimulus is working? >> it seems to be, lizy. this is the one that is focused on the coastal cities and reflects how private companies are doing. it is correlated to expert growth. so this is a more positive story for china's economy. manufacturing isn't the part of the economy that china wants to ramp up. it's the consumer part, the services part. so we still have kind of weakening picture there. but it does suggest that that's businesses are ramping up. there is greater demands. this one for me was surprising because it is -- it should reflect it from overseas. it's meant to be a slow down that's in europe there's a key trade partner for chinese private companies. a very good surprise. and the fact that it was above 50 when economists expected it to be below 50. >> meanwhile, china's cut the amount of currency deposits that banks are requir

arriving in gym with tensions between your and china, increasing i thought, deli correspondent, charter, acosta k. if india has taken on a new trade roll for gym of what of that does appear to be the case right now, rob, of some very interesting details in the figures that have been recently released by germany's federalist that. a 6 department at these figures showed that from january to just july, only busier, germany imported goods worth more than 8000000000 is utilized from india. but that's an increase of 1.7 percent on a year to year basis. and if you're looking at a 5 year window, that is from 2017 to 2022. this means that germany's in both from india have almost doubled. that's a massive height. and that's the method of hiking the trade relationship. and that's just import exports is just another story. exports to india from germany went up by more than 21 percent. so i mean this, this brings india really close to germany in terms of the food relationship. and now in the ranking of the most important recipients of germany's exports, india now ranks ahead of brazil and canada. so that's,

after years covering politics for cnn, jim acosta was ready for some unconditional love. the way shelter animals are treated and adopted. >> what you doing over here? >> reporter: as harry truman said, if you want a friend in washington, get a dog. i was coming out of my seven or eight years at the white house. i was suddenly burdened with extra time on my hands. i thought, time to get a dog. this is duke. he is my rescue dog that i got from best friends. he was found in arkansas. mother was in an abandoned home. a lot of times with these rescue animals, they're coming out of pretty bad situations. >> traditional animal sheltering has been around for 150 years. the status quo was, we don't have a choice, it's a necessary evil in our society that we have to kill these animals. best friends really became the disrupter, because they challenged the status quo. why don't we talk about how to best save our best friends? rather than how to best kill our best friends? >> julia is a remarkable person. she started in 1996. she was employee number 17 here. became the ceo of this ama

acosta went on to write -- "even if the 2007 statements were not obtained by torture or cruel, inhuman degrading treatment, they were derived from it." during a hearing last year, the psychologist james mitchell admitted he and another psychologist bruce jessen had waterboarded al-nashiri at a cia black site. al-nashiri was also subject to mock executions, isolation, sleep deprivation, and confinement inside a tiny wooden box. in june, the u.n. working group on arbitrary detention called for al-nashiri's immediate release. the two psychologists involved in his torture, mitchell and jessen, had been paid at least $81 million by the cia to develop and then implement the cia's post-9/11 torture program. according to the aclu, torture methods devised by mitchell and jessen included slamming detained men into walls, stuffing them inside coffin-like boxes, exposing them to extreme temperatures and ear-splitting levels of music, starving them, inflicting various kinds of water torture, depriving them of sleep for days, and chaining them in stress positions designed for pain and to keep them a

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i'm jim acosta in washington. millions of federal workers and military personnel have a long and stressful week ahead. they'll be relying on congress to pass a spending bill and aboat government shutdown by a midnight deadline next saturday. if congress fails, those workers' paychecks will be delayed possibly for weeks. federal agencies have begun the process of preparing for a shutdown and it looks more and more likely. house speaker kevin mccarthy conceded he has to win over a handful of gop handliners, but he's hopeful they'll eventually vote for a stopgap spending measure did avoid shutdown. new jersey senator bob menendez is pushing back against calls to resign, even from fellow democrats. federal prosecutors say menendez and his wife took hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes including gold bars, cash, home mortgage payments, and a luxury vehicle. >>> a growing crisis at the mexican border. federal officials are sending more resources to help with the surge of migrants crossing into the u.s. let's bring

acosta lost his left eye after being hit by one of the projectiles. not one single officer has been disciplined. they suspend all internal affairs, investigate into the incidents that were in litigation as kind of a way guess of thinking that it could escape liability. 11 other plaintiffs, including the naacp, will split a $450,000 settlement with the city. ktvu reached out to san jose police. we have yet to hear back. the police union declined comment. all right. our time now. 717 taos back. he'll get you to where you need to go. how does it look out there? it's crowded for sure. that's nothing unusual. all we are seeing crowded conditions out there. let's start with the grid of the east bay. and i'll show you that 80 is slow. so is highway four and so is six over 80. the big difference today is today we don't seem to have as many incidents, things that are unusual and people hate that. today. you're going to see most of the normal slowdowns. for example, you expect the bay bridge to be backed up for a 15 to 20 minute delay. you expect the san mateo

jim acosta has the day off. you are in the "cnn newsroom."nd we begin with breaking news in the world of sports. spanish soccer federation president is resigning. it follows weeks of fierce criticism from the unwanted kiss he gave to a star player during the women's world cup celebration. on friday, the spanish national prosecutor filed a complaint against him paving the way for the national court to launch a formal investigation and begin gathering evidence which could lead to possible charges. we've got team coverage with don radell and christine brennen. don, what else do we know? >> it's been three weeks now since the spanish football team won the women's world cup in australia but the story shall be dominated by the male president of the spanish football federation. he's now finally resigning. ever since he was criticized for planting an unsolicited kiss on a player, he's remained in his position but he's changed his tune. he revealed his intentions during an interview with piers morgan. >> because i can't continue my work. >> what was t

i'm jim acosta in washington. good afternoon. a major new deadline hangs over washington and the heads of federal employees across country. just one week from today the federal government face as midnight shutdown and unless a funding bill can be passed and signed by the president. with every passing hour that looks more unlikely. house speaker kevin mccarthy sent lawmakers home for a long weekend after federal agencies becoming a formal process preparing for a shutdown of military personnel. their paychecks could be delayed for weeks as a crisis grows at the southern board perp federal officials sending more resources to help with this week's surge of migrants crossing into the u.s. today house speaker kevin mccarthy conceded he has to win over republican's hard-liners but hopeful they'll fall in line to pass a stopgap spending measure and prevent a shutdown. >> finally agree on this, and -- shutting down -- i don't see -- >> and cnn chief congress' correspondent manu raju is here. great to see you in-studio with us. tell us. wh

i'm jim acosta. it is midnight in morocco. more than 24 hours after a powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the country, killing more than 2,000 people. 1,400 people are said to be in critical condition at this hour. here we see a rescue team pulling a woman out of rubble. as searchers continue, the death toll, we're told by officials, is expected to climb even higher as night continues to grind on there in morocco. sam kiley joins us from morocco. i think perhaps you saw the ceiling above you giving way just a touch. how are things where you're at? >> reporter: well, jim, you put your finger on what everybody here is most afraid of here in the medina in the old city of marrakech. an environment that certainly not in living memory and for many people, not even in the history books has any recollection of being worried about an earthquake. here you have the direct results of it. it is the collapse of a roof, that blank space there is the night sky above it. you have a roof, a floor, two ceilings, all collapsed down on to the

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i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin with a big win for donald trump in the crucial battle ground state of florida last night, republicans in that state scrapped their own loyalty pledge which mandated that candidates support the party's eventual nominee. a promise trump has refused to make. a move by the gop is seen as a major defeat for his closest rival in his home state, ron desantis. it's seen as a big win for trump in that state. this come as another key battle, prosecutors are asking for a limited gag order on trump in the election interference case. the order would prevent trump from making statements that could be considered, quote, disparaging and inflammatory or intimidating. for the latest on the republican situation, a key event is happening this evening. what do you expect to hear from the candidates tonight? >> reporter: we have a few thousand iowa republican activists who are here to see their field of candidates with the exception of the front runner, donald trump. you mentioned his legal woes.

>>> you are live in the cnn newsroom, i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening, prosecutors in the 2020 election meddling case against former president donald trump want the judge to place new restrictions on what trump can say publicly about the matter. the special counsel has asked u.s. district judge tanya chutkan not for a gag order specifically they say but for what they call a narrow well-defined restriction arguing that trump continues to make, quote, disparaging and inflammatory attacks against people involved in the case including the judge herself, which could lead trump supporters to threaten or intimidate witnesses. during a campaign speech last night here in washington, d.c., trump lashed out at the special counsel jack smith accusing him of infringing on his rights. >> he's a deranged individual, and he wants to take away my first amendment rights. they went to court to get an order that i can't speak. you got to understand, i'm the leading candidate by 50 points, and i'm leading biden by a lot, and they want to see if they can silence

i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. the government is headed straight for a shutdown at the end of this week unless congress can come to an agreement and pass a spending bill at the end of this week. but as the hours go by, and we get closer to that deadline on midnight of september 30th, there you see it on screen, there are no signs of compromise among republican lawmakers. house speaker kevin mccarthy admits he doesn't have the votes at this point, even for a stopgap measure, and members of his own party, gop hard-liners are stymieing him in his efforts to keep the government open. let's discuss more now with republican congressman ralph garmin of south dakota. he is a member of the house freedom caucus. congressman, thanks very much for being with us. we appreciate it. do you think we're heading toward a shutdown? what's your sense of it right now? >> yes, we are. we will be -- next week -- we met in rules committee. we passed out four bills we'll stoned the floor, department of defense, agriculture, homeland securi

i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. we begin the hour with a big week ahead for president biden. he is about to leave for new york to meet with leaders at the united nations general assembly this week. he will also sit down with ukrainian president zelenskyy as ukraine seeks more support from its allies in the midst of a challenging counteroffensive against russia. however, biden's focus on the international stage comes as he's facing a looming government shutdown, potentially an impeachment inquiry from house repub republicans. cnn's arlette saenz is with us. what more do we know about this meeting with president zelenskyy and other world leaders this week? this is a big week not just for the president of the united states but for the president of ukraine. >> reporter: yeah, it certainly is. really any moment now, president biden will be departing the white house as he is heading to new york for those meetings around the u.n. general assembly. an opportunity for the president to stress the alliances that he has tried t

i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. college football and the run-up to the 2024 presidential election. it means that the iowa-iowa state game is the scene of pretty avid campaigning. kyung lah is in ames, iowa, for us, where former president donald trump, florida governor ron desantis are staging a little match-up of their own out there. what are you hearing from iowans? >> reporter: well, iowans as these two presidential candidates are approaching, sure, there is the sense of excitement because you have football colliding with the presidential politics, as you say. but make no mistake about it, what this is all about is trying to win this first-in-the-nation caucus state. and you can sense it

i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. we begin this hour with 70,000 people estimated stranded in the nevada desert. they came for the normally sun-soaked and raucous burning man festival, but extreme weather crashed the party. a storm dumped two or three months' worth of rain in just 24 hours. one death during the downpour is being investigated. attendees are now bogged down in thick, ankle-deep mud, making driving impossible and walking a slog for many people. they're being told to conservative water, food, and fuel at this point. earlier on someone, one woman described her efforts to escape the mudfest. >> it was kind of a crazy thing, but i hitched a ride with an atv that was heading out that needed to get somebody more important than me out. they were willing to let me sit in the back. so got a ride out to the main road. then when i got out there, i immediately found a guy who was towing a vehicle that had gotten in some type of an accident and asked him if i could hop into the crashed vehicle on his trailer and catc

acosta lost his left eye after being hit by one of the projectiles. single officer has been disciplined and they suspended all internal affairs investigations into the incident. ants that were in litigation as kind of a way, i guess, of thinking that it could escape liability. 11 other plaintiffs, including the naacp, will share a $450,000 settlement with the city. ktvu did reach out to san jose police. we've yet to hear back the police union declined comment. governor newsom says california will file a brief supporting san francisco's efforts to clean up homeless encampments was in response to a recent decision by an appeals court that denied san francisco's request to lift an injunction limiting the clearing of encampments. newsom says that judges have gone too far in their rulings and that he hopes the case goes all the way to the supreme court. this is day two of salesforce's annual dreamforce convention in san francisco. governor newsom will be a part of a keynote panel this afternoon focusing on the future of california and the state's leadershi

i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. right now president biden is on his way to new york where he's slated to meet with world leaders at the united nations general assembly, including ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. the stakes could not be higher for the ukrainian leader as his country faces an uphill battle in its counteroffensive against russian forces. he's expected to seek more support from the u.s. and its allies. but as the president prepares for another moment on the world stage, he's facing major political headaches back here in washington. house republicans are moving forward with an impeachment inquiry against him. when asked about it at the white house earlier this afternoon, he laughed and told reporters his response to mccarthy is, quote, lots of luck. and that's just one fight up on capitol hill. a government shutdown is also looming as the deadline to get a spending bill passed in congress inches closer. let's discuss that and more with republican congressman tim burchett of tennessee. congressman

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acosta is not one of them.the family's story is, is that when they found her body, there were bayonet wounds in her back. and when they turned her over, she was holding her and she was holding her newborn baby in her arms. okay. again, her husband, charlie, dies. so all of them will end up dying at the ludlow massacre when they're in when they go into the tent cellar, when the national guard sets fire to the tents, is that all the smoke of that will actually go into the tents to learn about suffocating? so this is a grave marker to all of the family that's down in trinidad. so you have charlie costa, who's age 31, settling across age 27. lucy costa, age four, on off your costa 86, and then baby toni, who had died before the massacre. the beatrice's again. remember, we have ruben who will die. sorry, bernard, who will die in february of 1914. okay. so mary, patricia also goes to settle in a costa into the cellar because she believes this is the only way to protect her kids from the gunfire. oh, okay. but she's t

as acosta lost his left eye after being hit by one of the projectiles.affairs, investigate into the incidents that were in litigation in as kind of a way guess of thinking that it could escape liability. now, 11 other plaintiffs, including the naacp, will share a 455 $50,000 settlement with the city. ktvu tried to contact san jose police about this. we have not heard back from them. and the police union declined kind comment. today, the foo fighters will headline the dream fest concert benefiting ucsf benioff children's hospital at chase center. the event consists of a reception where 22 year old ucsf patient selah kitchener will be honored with the colin powell medal of courage. every year, the hospital awards the special medal to a patient who has demonstrated outstanding courage, empathy and leadership during their treatment process. today's day two of dreamforce salesforce ceo marc benioff kicked off the convention with the keynote address. he discussed the latest generation of einstein, which is his company's artificial intelligence based system for

the goal is to feed 4000000 primary school children. acosta of canyon children are living with stunted growth due to mon nutrition. this new program sits out to change that we have this report from one go primary school. in the canyon capital with mariel, miller takes up the story as the filtered window usually get this excited at a petition visit of these ones attempting the name of never please. governor johnson psychiatry has turned up with a room school meal for them. so they're very happy. they bought a food. very happy. go very odd. but it's good. at least it's not a little. each 10 has may, will just be meds. rubies, given the hopes, the new school year program were put, an end to hunger and the school year. together with a non profit organization, food for education, the city has built 10 environmentally friendly kitchens across the capital. they're aiming to feed health a 1000000 children and they will be alone by the end of next year. it's part of a nationwide at the, to more than doubled the number of children receiving school meals up from 1.6 to 4000000. when completed wil

. >> all right, david acosta, thank you so much for that really, really interesting article. appreciate it. thank you. and you can check out david's story and more of the san francisco standard's other original reporting on their website. sf standard.com abc seven. we'll continue to bring you more segments featuring the standard city focused journalism. look for that twice a week right here on getting answers at 3:00. all right. when most people think of ballet, they don't think of oakland. but a poignant movie combines both and tackles some of the biggest issues impacting the bay area. up next, a renowned ballet dancer joins us to talk about her not as prima ballerina, but as the star and producer of a new short film that shines a light on the homeless crisis in oakland. television news for you, everybody. i got disconnected. so there we go. >> now i can hear again. >> super excited. sorry about that, folks. the star and producer of flower, misty copeland, who in 2015 became the first ever african-american woman principal dancer in the history of the prestigious american bal

and i think john is, you know, right, acosta. and it's been a lot of trial and the era and one of my saving graces is that i was study mindfulness at the time just before i was really i signed up to do a t amman from the schools. and they gave me a lot of awareness. i'm moving into sort of myself and my emotions. what i was going through it was it gave me tools to manage it, split up in the states week by week as i was really next. um, i would have a religious experience at work and then i could apply those tools. but more the next must situations a little bit different because i'm single. i'm a married so i didn't have a partner to come home to united. vince discuss things with i made a conscious decision about it. yeah. into this not to involve my immediate fame, my other, you know, my siblings because the trauma was too much, the stress was too much. so i'll pull a lot of that building on myself and a knowing and the determined that it would have one of the things that i have been doing in um, so i'm glad i'm doing this is rea

the un, does wetlands to remove harmful pollutants from the water. entire cities rely on this like acosta and india. around 750000000 tons of sewage and wasteful to a pumped into the wetlands on the eastern border of the city. and that the waste is purified and use for fish fruit and to grow vegetables. all use of natural resources is at least in part, the reason why over the past 200 years of rich life expectancy for humans all over the world has increased. but we're pushing nature to file. we're using more fits for sources than the us can regenerate. so what can we do to save by adversity and keep humans healthy? clearly, that's no one solution, but there are different ways to protect regenerates, unsustainably, manage a car systems. for example, re wilding or rebuilding cost system. reintroduce things to be fees that have been lost from particular regions or forestry is another example. so instead of completely raising land for agriculture, using the native trees and shrubs to help grow crops, things are moving in the right direction. global government for committed to protect 50 perce