--s is miss of the lone wolf business of the lone wolf terrorist, you have read about that. complex situation we face in global strategy today with the so-called conflicts and wars, if you will, below the nationstate conflicts that many of us are used to and many of our organizations have been trained to do and the united states and our allies have been good at that. this is a new environment below that level. some people call it the gray zone of conflict and the like. others say we are in a new generation of warfare, the fourth generation of warfare. they talk about that quite a bit. some see that as a framework for the future. there is a lot of discussion. a lot of well-meaning intellectual thought goes into this challenge. it is not something we are ignoring, but it is doggone hard to get your arms around and determine what to do. in the united states of america in particular, a high level of moral and ethical thought crosses go into everything we do. it is not like some of the other nations, radicals, that kind of thing. this was true in world war ii, for example. we wou

in the wolf. a definition we came up with, not a legalistic definition but one that we thought would help you develop a framework whereby you could really analyze the different kinds of lone actor's. so we came up with a definition that is first and foremost deliberate creation and exploitation of fear through violence or threat of violence. so in other words, they are terrorists or they have an ideology and they're trying, they have a political agenda that they are trying to further through fear of violence or actual acts of violence. the second criteria we came up with was, it's a single actor. this is different from a lot of definitions. a lot of people will say san bernardino couple were lone wolves, as are my brothers up in boston are lone wolves. i suppose you could do that but the lone actor operating really alone has a differentof all vanessa different psychological profile and the means by which you detect a person who truly is operating alone is different and more difficult and the proce

"wolf" starts right now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. up first, we're less than 71 days away from the presidential election and just two days from donald trump's major speech on immigration. the speech wednesday follows a week of conflicting comments from donald trump. the lingering question now, how will he deal with the millions of undocumented immigrants living in the united states? here is how his campaign manager, kelly conway, explained tr trump's approach. >> he has said that if you want to be here legally, you have to apply to be here legally. we all learned in kindergarten to stand in line and wait our turn and he is not talking about a deportation but is talking about being fair and humane but also being fair to the american workers who are competing for jobs, being fair to all of us who want secure borders. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton is focusing in on fund-raising once again wrapping up the month of august with a series of events ou

but the second time wolf. and he said, oh, yeah, wolf. but then the third or the fourth time, he still kept calling me jake. i was like, okay. >> jimmy: it's great to see you, jake. >> he's a very nice guy. >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. are you going to be here all week? >> no. heading back. >> jimmy: i don't know if you need a day off someday, plug my dad into "the situation room" and see if anybody notices. you know? >> let's see how he does. >> jimmy: we'll see how he does. >> if he can do a "happening that. >> jimmy: i don't think he can do that, we won't even try. "the situation room with wolf blitzer" weekdays on cnn. be right back with bonnie raitt! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more fund

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wolf blitzer. and music from bonnie raitt. and now, stay right there -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i'm glad you're here. because it was a very busy weekend. we have so much to cover. have you seen this cover of the "new york post"? pop goes the wiener? that's anthony weiner who resigned from congress in 2011 after he was caught sexting on twitter with the name wiener. this is not an old paper from then, this is today's paper. he did it again. the "post" somehow got hold of a back and forth of what appears to be sexting between weaner and yet another woman he met on twitter. turns out she was a trump supporter and she gave it all to the paper and here are some of the photos they published. there he is slipping into his shirt. i have no idea how he took this shot of himself. this is a shot with his 4-year-old son in bed next to him. i'm not sure what the exclamations are for. then we

wolf: absolutely.read looming tower, the writer writes that the saudis funded -- i have been on that border and have seen it. if you read the new york times, about six weeks ago, nicholas kristof, we would never vote for the same candidate, but he goes places no one will go. he talked about the saudi influence. it was so modern. you see the saudi influence in albania. you have the saudi academy with anti-christian and anti-semitic text in the textbook. i think the saudi's have been the creators of a lot of these problems. it came up when we were there. at the end of every meeting i would ask, who is helping isis? i get the same answer. the saudi's, qatar, and turkey. turkey was allowing -- you could fly to istanbul, reposition and the turks were allowing people to come in through all over the world to cross the border to come in and fight with isis. the saudi's. look and see who they have on representation here in washington. i personally believe what you need is a major study. i think their string is

right, wolf. it sounded like his most outrageous statement yet during this campaign when he suggested in this venue here in wilmington, north carolina that people who support the second amendment o could do something about hillary clinton. democrats complained that trump was inciting violence against clinton. the trump campaign say there's is nothing to see here, and it is media bias. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. >> now, element as soon as trump made that comment, the clinton campaign put out a statement from the campaign manager, we'll put it up on screen, it says what trump is saying is dangerous. a person seeking to be president of the united states should not suggest violence in any way. and as we mentioned in the trump campaign, they put out a statement that the advisor for trump out out a statement saying no, it is called the power of unification. second amendment people have amazing spirit and are tr

actor or lone wolf terrace.w, we have added-- or the media at least has added the caveat isis inspired, so it's at least we know it's not an individual grudge that the person might have, but that it is coming from some other source and social media or publication of the acts that take place around the world are influencing things that take place here in our backyard. >> it's interesting is when you said the media i initially jumped into my mind, not the issue of the different uses of different terminology, but rather watch world of the media play in exacerbating this problem. we see again, through this use of social media to broadcast their intentions and in real time during the act. sort of a desire among these people to publicize what they're doing to achieve a some kind of fame and is the media plane into that by publicizing these so greatly. of course, nowadays the media isn't the monolithic thing. it's much more about democracy today with social media because anyone can contribute to the discussion. fortuna

wolf? >> jason, as you know, the trump campaign is quick to point out the crowds, as an illustration of donald trump's success. they say 10,000, 15,000 people at those two events in florida yesterday. but how many new people based on everything you're seeing are actually coming under that tent, voters he's trying to sway, new voters to support him, as opposed to the fervent base of his support? >> reporter: well that's a good question and first let's point out, look, it is very clear when you come out to these rallies whether you're in pennsylvania or ohio or yesterday we were in daytona, wolf, the crowds are huge. there's no question that he has strong support from his base. i spoke to a man yesterday in daytona. you know what this man told me? he said there's nothing trump can say that would make me not vote for this man, but the question is, moving forward in the general election, can he bring in others beyond his base? can he bring in women? can he bring in educated whites, latinos, afr

wolf: i think they are doing a good job.he ambassador is one of the finest appointments that you could possibly have. i strongly supported his appointment. when we put together the commission back in the 19 90's, he was part of the group. the head of the national association of evangelicals thus together. once the commission was set up, the ambassador was actually on the commission. it is probably the best appointment or could possibly have been made. unfortunately, they had other ones in their that were not really good and then you had -- in there that were not really good. there was a long period of time where nothing was really passing. thatalled in the senate gives the ambassador more staff and power, more authority, makes his credentials greater in the state department i think the commission and the ambassador have done a relatively good help. they need more power. >> we heard them five or six years ago, but i have not heard anything, seen anything in the past, any of their actions. rep. wolf: biggest about a report thr

i'm wolf blitzer.e situation room." >>> we're told hillary clinton's close and powerful aide doesn't want her separation from anthony weiner to distract from hillary clinton's campaign. donald trump has other ideas. he's seizing on the break up after brand new allegations that weiner has been sendi ining sexy charged texts again. it allowed weiner to get close to highly classified information. trump is preparing to give major speech on immigration on wednesday amid new question cans about whether he's softening any of his hard line positions. top campaign advisor saying trump will make securing the border first priority and delay the conversation about what to do with millions of undocumented immigrants. >>> a new poll shows clinton is down 7 points ahead down from her double digit lead after the convention. voters have historically negative views of both nominees. let's go first to our washington correspondent. you're learning more about the decision to separate from her husband. >> the decision came

wolf? >> some of hillary clinton supporters are saying that these e-mails, these nearly 300 pages of e-mails were from clinton foundation individuals and hillary clinton aides at the state department, but she herself was not in these e-mail chains. she wasn't cc'd or actually sending or receiving these specific e-mails, is that right? >> that is what they are saying and trying to draw a very strict line between hillary clinton herself and what we know to be her two closest aides. a lot of republicans who have been investigating this in congress are not buying those excuses. >> all right, drew. thank you very much. drew griffin reporting for us. we'll continue to follow both of these developments involving the hillary clinton campaign as well as the donald trump campaign. let's take a quick break. much more right after this. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natura

"wolf" starts now. >>> hello i'm wolf blitz er. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we're now just under 97 days from election day here in the united states. and there are rumblings inside the republican part yy about anr and frustration about recent comments from the candidate donald trump on a host of issues. right now donald trump is preparing for a town hall in daytona beach, florida, big crowd already there. that event set to begin around two hours or so from now in that key battleground state. we'll have plenty to talk about today, given recent events. i assume he will discuss all those events as well. they include some reports of unrest inside the campaign and even a call for help to get trump's campaign back on track. campaign staffers are getting frustrated with the distractions donald trump appears to have brought on himself, distractions like trump refusing to endorse the house speaker paul ryan in his bid for reelection in wisconsin and senator john mccain running for reelect

thanks very much for joining us. >> hi, wolf. good to be on. >> donald trump wants to undertake a huge tax cut for almost everyone. the largest in decades, lowering taxes for rich and the middle income. this is what economists are going to be asking. who is going to pay for that? that's automatically going to increase the deficit. right. especially it's a tax cut for businesses. they are going to be investing more. so this is the biggest tax cut since the reagan tax cut. i worked on the reagan tax cut that went in in 1986 and the way it works is you get a lot more growth in the economy and over time it helps the economy grow and produce a lot more revenue. by ten years after the reagan tax cut, the budget was balanced. so it's very hard in advance. you know, you're going to hear a lot of talking heads say, oh, the numbers don't add up but i think you should ask them what growth rate are you assuming from this plan? i know there was an analysis out a month or two ago which said it would be a big deficit increase but they were only

they're in a civil war over there, wolf. there's nothing we're going to be able to do with a civil war. they are in a major civil war. >> those are fascinating comments when you go back and hear what he's saying today. nine years ago he blamed president bush for the disaster of the iraq war. he said the first president bush was smart, liberated kuwait, didn't go into iraq. you also heard him say the best thing the u.s. could do in 2007 was simply leave. >> right. and the getting out created a vacuum which allowed others to get in. you and i know one has to be careful about discussing unintended consequences versus intent. when you look at al qaeda, the u.s. armed the my gentleman ha dean to fight against the russians because we thought that was the greatest threat in afghanistan. you end up with a group that ultimately becomes al qaeda with the help and funding of osama bin laden. same thing about tensions about going in versus getting out. we know the situation is much more complex than donald trump wants it to be. to jacki

wolf blitzer. >> oh no. oh, there was a pop. >> we saw, i saw what you were doing remember you were going for the pop have i don't know if the audience could hear it. i heard the pop. it clearly is audible. >> i listened to it with my head phones on the pop is quite loud. >> you can come of to my house and open those jars for me. >> again, are you the ironman. whether it's a television situation or opening a pick him jar. >> thanks very, very much. coming up, it's primary day in florida. where marco rubio is working to keep a senate seat of an unsuccessful presidential run. will he stick around for his full term will he run for president in 2020? more news on the:t e-mail front. the fbi couldn't release its report on the investigation as soon as tomorrow. we have new details. ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> the breaking news, 50 republicanis all of them former top national security officials have written a scathing letter saying donald trump would be a dangerous president and put america's well-being at risk. they say he lacks the character, values and experience to be president. appears to lack basic knowledge of and belief in the u.s. constitution and has shown an alarming ignorance of international politics. firms say trump would be the most reckless u.s. president ever and they say they will not vote for him. and just as trump tries to hit the reset button on a campaign plagued by some blunders. most of them his own making. trump stayed on message today with the speech unveiling his economic plan. with a collection of tax rates, freeze on regulations and renegotiating trade deals. trump says his plan will make america grow again. even some supporters are questioning how trump could make the numbers work. i'll speak with

>> yes, wolf. what the director did say at the hear hearing is that he had no basis of not being truthful in the hour-long interview prior to the conclusion of the investigation. what we can say here today is what she said in the interview is completely consistent with what she has said in all of the public settings where she has been asked about it, and even though you did play the exchanges between congressman goudy and director comey, later in the same hearing with different congressmen, including congressman cartwright he brought clarity to the contradiction, and with regard to the further hearings, it was apparent to what has been fully explain explained in the coming months and to take one example in that particular exchange the director said that there were three e-mails that appeared to have markings, but we know that later in the same hearing we know that the markings were a mistake and improper, and anybody seeing the three e-mails and the improper, maings would not have known that the do

wolf. >> thank you very much.o learning that the cyber attack on the democratic national committee compromised the personal e-mail accounts of clinton campaign and democratic party officials. the top house democrat nancy pelosi is calling it an electronic watergate. jim is working the story for us. russia is strongly suspected of being behind this. >> that's right. this is the first time anyone in the u.s. government has definitively fingered russia for the dnc pelosi said she's sure that russia carried out this attack. the only question she says is who the russians have shared those e-mails with. tonight the hack of democratic party e-mails now includes the private e-mail accounts of some democratic party and clinton campaign officials. the hackers are going after everything they can to the point that both party vs been warned to assume all e-mail correspondence could have been compromised. for the first time, the alleged culprit, publicly identified by a top ranking democrat. >> this is an electronic watergate.

i'm wolf blitzer. "the situation room." >>> the breaking news tonight, a shake up in the presidential race. hillary clinton regains her lead following her convention in philadelphia. an exclusive poll shows her nine points ahead of republican rival donald trump thanks to a seven-point convention bounce. trump is mired in new controversies of his own making. his very public feud with theparents of a fallen muslim american soldier is drawing sharp criticism from top republicans and now the veterans of foreign wars which calls his remarks out of bounds. trump also raised eyebrows with an interview in which he appeared to be unaware of russia's annexation of krimea. let's begin with our poll showing hillary clinton with a post-convention lead of nine points over donald trump. our cnn political director is here with a closer look. take us inside the numbers. >> take a look at this new horse race that we have between hillary clinton and donald trump. 52% for hillary clinton. 43% for donald trump. that's a ni

wolf? >> jason carroll, thank you. michelle kosinski, thanks to you as well. let ales talk a little bit more about what we just heard from the president and from republican presidential nominee donald trump. here with us our senior political reporter nia-malika henderson. and jackie kucinich of the daily beast. ed, let me get your opinion of what we just heard from the president. he was very, very blunt in saying that donald trump is unfit to be president. woefully unprepared to deal with domestic and national security. >> i think it's no surprise he finds him unqualified and is no fan of trump given their years of history. what i found notable is that he's now using the full trappings of the presidency to make this point, a foreign leader at his side at a white house podium, not in a ku convention hall, a campaign event but there being president, essentially, in a big way. and i think what's interesting, too, is he may have in essence boxed in republicans because at this point it's if you

donald trump was actually given the opportunity by wolf blitzer to repudiate these people who are issuing these death threats against another person, against another jewish surnamed reporter, who also received just a torrent of death threats and hate mail and attacks and wolf asked him what is the message you have for your quote unquote, fans who are sending these death threats to her. and his response was almost verbatim, i have no message for my fans. so even though now he said well, i don't really like these hate speech folks, i don't want them involved in the campaign, he actually has been given the opportunity throughout this campaign to repudiate them and has turned it down. i will add, it's important to note, these hate groups, it doesn't go unnoticed. this is the daily stormer, one of the web sites, and after he announced that he was going -- after he refused to repudiate the people attacking this other reporter, the headline is, glorious leader donald trump refuses to denounce stormer troll army and the text says

i'm wolf blitzer.the situation room." >>> we're standing by for a donald trump campaign rally where the republican presidential candidate is expected to make a rare and major reversal. trump will endorse the house speaker paul ryan in his re-election bid after publicly snubbing him just days ago. trump has backtracked that he saw video of a massive u.s. cash payment to iran. a former cia chief says trump is being played by russian president vladmir putin. in an op-ed endorsing hillary clinton, michael moral said putin is exploiting trump's weaknesses making him an unwilling agent of russia. >>> breaking, graphic and disturbing video of a deadly police shooting. it's just been released. the victim, an 18-year-old african-american shot in the back by chicago police in violation of department policy during a chase. tonight, police are warning of possible civil unrest and violence against police in response to the video. we're covering all of that and much more this hour with our guests. our correspondents

so future outlook on terrorism, so indicators of lone wolf terrorism.ike i said in the international definition, it's about influencing government. what we are seeing here in lone wolf attacks is that many times there is personal motivation in which to do something. you also have to remember that terrorism in and of itself, acts of terrorism are a crime and if you, again, break down to the local level crimes consist of

>> i'm wolf blitzer. situation room." >>> breaking political news, a dramatic new sign of the turmoil donald trump has unleashed within the gop. the republican nominee has told the "washington post" he's not supporting house speaker paul ryan and senator john mccain in their upcoming elections and trump use the exact same words about ryan that the speaker used in describing his reluctance to endorse trump earlier in the campaign. quote, i'm not quite there yet. and president obama is calling on republicans saying, trump is unfit, em, to be president. mr. obama delivered a razor sharp censure calling trump woefully not fit to be president. we're covering all of that. much more with our guest, including the national spokeswoman, katrina pearson and our analysts are also standing by. let's get straight to the breaking news. our chief political correspondent dana bash is working the story for us. what did donald trump tell "washington post" about speaker ryan? >> well, he used probably not a coincidence, very

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>> it is possible, wolf.the russian, but they haven't concluded who is behind the hacks. they've tracked an attempted hack to a russian internet address and it may be tied to eastern european groups stealing the identities of americans. they want to make sure the states beef up their computer security around their election systems to make sure there is no doubt about who wins in november, wolf. >> this follows a hacking incident at "the new york times" some think tanks and the suspicion is russia may be involved in those, as well? >> one of the things you hear from intelligence officials here in this country is what we may already be seeing is an undeclared cyber war with the russians and the russians are paranoid enough about what the americans are doing in russia and they think that we're doing worse to them. they've got good reason to think that, but there's also a lot of concern in the u.s. intelligence community that the russians are trying to do here what we know they've already done in europe. they fun

there's not a lot of answers, wolf. president pena nieto has his lowest approval rating since taking office in 2012. so why would he want to be seen in a photo opportunity smiling and shaking hands with donald trump, a man who is deeply loathed by so many here in this country. why did he invite him to mexico and what is essentially an official visit. lawmakers and other mexican leaders have made it perfectly clear that donald trump is not welcome. talk to mexicans, they'll say unless there's a major change by donald trump in the tone and the rhetoric and the policy, then as far as they're concerned the relationship between mexico and donald trump at this point is irreparable. as to president pena nieto, maybe this is a symbol as wanting to sit down and talk with the man who could in fact, come november, end up being the president of the united states. maybe a chance to settle some of those issues, starting working out the issues with security, immigration and trade. don't forget, hillary clinton was also extended a very

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i'm wolf blitzer.n "the situation room"." >>> donald trump said he was straightforward with the mexican president about his views on trade and immigration during their face-to-face talks in mexico city. he acknowledged they did not discuss a signature issue of his campaign, his goal of getting mexico to pay for a wall. trump taking a respectful tone against mexicans. the question now, what tone will he take in a few hours when he delivers a long awaited speech. hillary clinton says trump can't build alliances by dropping in on the mexican president for quote, a photo op. clinton argued she would be consistent and a reliable commander in chief while trump could be a dangerous loose cannon. >>> also breaking this hour, severe weather danger in the lead up to labor day. florida on alert right now as tropical storm shifts west and nears landfall tomorrow. the strengthening storm might hit the coast with tens of millions people in its path. standby for a new forecast. i'll talk about all of that with democr

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i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >> the u.s. secret service has spoke ton donald trump's campaign about the republican nominee's stunning remark that second amendment people could stop hillary clinton's appointment of supreme court justices. the campaign and a major clean up operation after that comment. but trump himself is denying that he was suggesting violence, insisting he was referring to the political might of the second amendment lobby. hillary clinton also feeling serious heat today as more e-mails surface from her time as secretary of state. they raise questions about possible influence by big donors to the clinton foundation. trump is saying their evidence of corruption, but clinton saying they have nothing to do with the foundation or her work for the secretary of state. ! and i will speak to a former navy seal. and we will have full coverage of the day's top stories. let's start with jim acosta. the trump campaign trying to clean up the nominee's stunning second amendment comments. donald trump himself not backing o

wolf pack is here as wolf throws out the first pitch to his brother the major league umpire and randyht off guard and had no idea his brother jim was here and behind the plate. >> i make the first pitch and i was a little worried if i would make it all the way to home plate so that part of me was distracted with my brother behind the plate but had a mace mask on and i was surprised when he took it out. >> reporter: the greatest phillies of all time on hand or alumni weekend. >> cool stuff thank you jeff and finally tonight what do you get when you combine two powerful forces of nature? check this out. you are looking at a fire tornado also known as a fire nado. firefighters captured the rare sight in cornelius oregon and thank you are uncommon but have the ability to conduct that wind and flaming vortex like you see there, after documenting the flaming twister the crews doused it. castle is next here on channel six action news continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with gray hall and hand and chris sowers and now for melissa magee and jeff skversky and the entire news time i'm walter pere

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we're decedent from the mighty wolf. a voice was heard. if you build it, he will come. a girl discovered magic. a revolution began. welcome, to the wonders that happen, everyday. welcome, to it all. comcast. >>> listen to that aircraft screaming across the sky. the atlantic city air show gave a major midweek boost. ted greenberg is live in atlantic city with that story. ted? >> reporter: yeah, really beautiful day for it, keith. hot, but beautiful. lots of sunshine. air show wrapped up just about an hour ago. take a look, you can still see we have a lot of people out here on the boardwalk this evening. organizers believe more people took in the show than last year. with an estimated crowd of between 450,000, and half a million. aerial thrills above with eyes and phones focused on the sky, from both the sand and surf. >> we get to see a great air show and be at the ocean at the same time. >> we've gone to a couple of different place toss see air shows. this is the best one because it's on the beach. >> reporter: melissa provided her own shade for the air show, on a day b

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