a flight attendant tried to calm the man who reportedly became even more irate. that's when air marshals broke their cover. the flight was diverted to boston. this, just days after a man on a united flight used these knee defenders to keep the seat in front of him from reclining. the woman in front was not happy, threw a cup of water in his face, leading to that flight being diverted too. and a month ago, it was a toronto s.w.a.t. team bursting onto a jet to take off an unruly passenger. what's going on? >> travelers today are more stressed than they've ever been before. when you finally do get to your seat, there's just less room than you've had in the past. >> reporter: last night's case, somewhat unique, because air marshals jumped in. the expert marksmen and highly trained air marshals work undercover. as i learned at their training center, their job is to take out a terrorist threat. but when it comes to an unruly passenger rather than a terrorist, the marshals onboard have to make the call. >> we are tasked with protecting the flight deck, the flight crew,

a flight attendant tried to calm the man who reportedly became more irate and grabbed the attendant by and the flight diverted to boston where the man was taken to the hospital. days after a man on the united flight used knee defenders to keep the seat in front of him from reclining. the woman in front was not happy. threw a cup of water in his face leading to the flight being diverted. a month ago. a toronto s.w.a.t. team bursting onto a jet to take off an unruly passenger. >> what is going on? >> travelers today are more stressed than ever before. when you finally do get to your seat. there is less room than you have had in the past. >> reporter: last night's case somewhat unique because federal air marshals jumped in. expert marksmen work under cover as i learned at their training center, wearing protective gear for simulated take their job is to take out a terrorist threat. but when it comes to an unruly passenger rather than a terrorist, the marshals on board have to make the call. >> we are tasked with protecting the flight deck, flight crew, passengers an ourselves. >> reporter:

irate residents turned away began shouting at police. >> hands up don't shoot, hands up don't shoot. >> reporter: but were forced to back away. as night fell clashes erupted once again. police fired rubber bullets stun grenades and tear gas to disperse crowds. ddevolved into chaos. >> we've got flood lights hey we got press over here. sam, sam. a local news crew captured the incident from across the street. our cameras continued to record as we retreated into the neighborhood. police later approached our equipment and allowed us to evacuate the area. ash-har quraishi, al jazeera, ferguson, missouri. >>> latest economic figures show the block's recovery has stalled. the three biggest economies have all shrunk. germany's economy contracted 0.2% in the second quarter. france second quarter in a row reported zero growth. euro zone economy has shrunk by 0.2%. let's get some analysis on these figures, sinbaar birmingham. >> this has been the economy that has been almost robust and recession proof. >> really powered europe through the depth of the financial crisis. in part we can trace that

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i got stopped halfway in the dorm and this one guy stopped and started getting a little irate with mehe was upset i kept walking. i was just trying to get familiar with things. anyway, he made a threat and i called to get back up to come down here and get him just in case it got serious and all of a sudden i got hit in the back of the head with a battery, a double "a" battery. before i knew it, i was getting hit with shaving cream balls and all sorts of stuff. it was an interesting night. you know, and -- but after the time went by, you know, i got comfortable with people, got to know who the inmates were. i talked to some of the guys i thought it might have been and i had, look, we can make this easy or hard. you know what i mean? so i understand this is their home, you know, this is where they got to live. i'm not trying to be a rude officer. or someone that's going to come in here every day and be a bad officer to them directly. i just let them know, hey, we can get along or make this hard, you know what i'm saying? preferably, i have 25 years to go until i retire. so i want to mak

an irate driver marches down the track after his car hits the wall. that's when another driver runs him down. >> at this time this is an ongoing investigation of an ontrack crash. >> the video has called tony stewart's future into question. let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> and good morning, i'm carol costello. thunk so much for joining me. we do start this hour with breaking news out of new york city, where an american man was arrested at jfk airport accused of being a terrorist sympathizer a . our justice correspondent evan perez is tracking developments from washington. tell us more. >> reporter: the guy we're talking about is donald ray morgan. he is 44 years old. he was arrested when he arrived at jfk on august 2nd on a delta flight from frankfurt, germany. authorities say basically what he was doing when he was overseas was tweeting and doing other things on line in support of jihad and in support of isis which is a group that's now taken over parts of syria and iraq and this is obviously what has raised concern with authorities. they s

irate residents turned away began shouting at police. >> hands up! don't shoot! hands up, don't shoot! >> but were forced to back away. >> please fired tear gas to disperse crowds. a mile from the epicenter, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas next to where our crew set up our camera. >> we've got floodlights on us now. hey! we got press over here! >> sam, sam! >> a local news crew captured the incident from across the street. our cameras continued to record as we retreated into the neighborhood. police later approached our equipment and eventually allowed us to evacuate the area. aljazeera, ferguson, missouri. >> the u.s.'s army's highest ranking official is in vietnam with the jointly chiefs of staff visiting the country for it years after the war there. they are talking about boosting ties between the former enemies. >> people in the central african republic hope the arrival of u.n. peacekeepers will restore order in their country. the main goal of lasting peace is some way off. we report from the capitol. >> the european union's military operation is try

i think a lot of the specific -- iration, week to week >> what is the darkness of larry?larry walks around with a cloud basically. it will rain on him and no one likes him and it is futile to get through the day because no good can come of it. yes he is too filled with fear and phobia to kill himself. so he struggles. >> after every episode he would say this is it. >> he did the pilot, i cannot do anymore than this. when 22 came up, he was like i cannot do it. so finally he left. >> did the show change when he left? >> yes. >> how so. >> a lot of things happen when he left. the darker element. now instead of being written by , a staff of guys in 30's and 40's and have a little but it of that, the staff became younger. they were in their 20's. they were kind of writing a semblance of it. the reality is one step removed. the other thing is that jerry spread his wings. one of his favorite shows as an abbot and costello show and i think we started to go that way for the most part. i think we started to look less minutia of things. our intrinsic storylines got broader in their

flit attendant tried to calm the man who reportedly became even more irate and grabbed the attend thepartment by the arm. that's when air marshall broke the cover. restrained the man from this and flight diverted to boston where the man was taken to a hospital. this just days after monon united flight used these knee defender to keep the seat in front of him from reclining. woman in front not happy. through a cup of water in his face with that flight diverted too. month ago top to s.w.a.t. team bursting on to let them off. >> travelers more stressed than they have everywhere you get there's less room than you have had in the past. >>reporter: unique last tonight case. federal air marshall jumped in. expert parks man about work undercove undercover. >> simulated attack the job is to take out a terrorist threat. but when it comes to unrulyy passenger rather than a terrorist, the marshall on board have to make the call. >> we are tasked with protecting the flight desk. flight crew. passengers and east. >> becomes seen the number of incidents involve unrulyy passengers increase. airlines

i had stopped back about halfway in the dorm and this one guy stopped and started getting a little iratehe was upset that i kept walking. i was just trying to get familiar with things. anyway, he made a little threat and i called to get backup just in case it got serious. all of a sudden i got hit in the back of the head with a double a battery and before you know it, i was getting hit with shaving cream balls and all this other stuff. it was an interesting night. after the time went by, i got more comfortable with the people and i talked to the guys i thought it might have been. i said look, we can make this easy or hard. i understand this is their home, where they live. i'm not trying to be a rude officer, be bad to that directly. preferably i got 25 years till i retire so i want to make the environment as comfortable as possible for them. as long as they're not hurting each other and stuff like that, we can make this easy. but after time went by, a couple weeks went by i was down here a couple more times, it did get a lot better. they definitely don't make it easy for a rookie officer

. >> they may be irate. they may be loud. they may be obnoxious. you can imagine does not justify you to hit someone with a nightstick. not just hit them. he whaled at them. >> reporter: all of this could not come at a worse time for atlantic city, where several of its casinos are closed or planning to close as fewer gamblers have been showing up there. the new atlantic city mayor don guardian has been pushing for the city to do more to make the resort a welcome, family friendly place. the mayor said he had not seen the videos from harrah's until we showed him some of them. >> so this is a surprise to you? >> this is a surprise. >> reporter: he did not like what he saw. >> beating can't be tolerated. it's not acceptable. violence can't be tolerated. >> reporter: and as to that off-duty atlantic city police officer with the baton, the mayor said as of the beginning of this year, police officers are no longer allowed to work for the casinos as bouncers. isn't this a matter for internal affairs at the very least? >> absolutely. i am going to raise it

the woman in front who couldn't put her seat back became so irate the plane was diverted and both passengers were kicked off. the inventor defends it. >> people want to do something to protect themselves. this is always the problem. it's become a bigger problem the closer the seats are together. >> over the years, the size of the average airplane seat has shrunk to 31 inches all to jam even more passengers in closer and closer. >> and closer. >> right. >>> a popular spot for summertime fun in the sierra is now off limits. uc-berkeley is closing it off. the school owns the land around four waterfalls known as university falls in el dorado county. researchers use it for environmental and fire studies. but the school says the spot has been overrun by fun seek seekers. the falls and slides attract hundreds on warm days. caltrans said there was too much drinking, rule breaking and other things going on. there have been deadly accidents. the school hopes to re-open the site to the public someday. >>> dirty [ indiscernible ] to steal ridesharing customers that story on bay area nightbeat at 10:00 o

. >> he says the irate customer refuses to pay on the spot, but promises to bring him the money the nextay. >> i said, look, we cannot give you the dress unless you pay the money. so she went outside and she came back with a credit card. >> but the credit card is not hers, and he will only accept cash. >> she became more agitated, louder, and she says i'm going to call police and so on and so forth. i said, go ahead, call the police. so she went outside and called the police. >> according to him, the police give the woman a simple choice. lay the money down or drop the gown. >> they went home. two hours later, they brought the money. we gave her the dress, wrapped it and wished them well, and they left. >> but the very next day, the bride is back for more alterations. >> she came in with another five, six of her sisters, sisters-in-law, close relatives, and so on. >> at first, he is accommodating, but the bride-to-be and her wedding party all demand immediate attention in a store full of other customers. >> i told her, look, you are taking over the store, demanding alteration. yesterday,

hollande, promised to speed up reforms as french voters, let's be frank, are growing increasingly iratet record high unemployment and as i mentioned that stagnant economy. the president promised today to accelerate economic reforms including tax breaks for low income households and as well as increasing house building in that country. let's get more. tom rogers senior economic adviser to eurozone forecast. great to see you. i guess france is in a bit of a basket case at the moment. i want to ask you, what are the crucial measures that need to be implemented basically to get france back on track? >> well, we thought the measures of president hollande were a good start in terms of getting france back on track. the measures were to try and increase the incentives to people on low wages to get into work and off benefits and also to cut their charges that employers have to pay when they employ them. we thought that was a good start. but it is probably more to do, we think, that france can do more to liberalize the regulation of how firms use their workers. at the same time, loosened the regu

. >> the totems coaching staff is irate right now. >> rather than go into the penalty box, matt is told to hit the showers. >> there was only a minute, minute and a half left in the game, so there was no reason for me to stay in the box if i wasn't even going to be playing the rest of the game. >> matt vassel's skating off to the dressing room. >> i was trying to get shots because it was dead puck and finally they skate vassel off and i told her camera one to follow him off the bench. >> before leaving the ice, matt and the totems player exchange words. >> eric english comes over to say something. those two have to be separated. >> that's when i'm trying to point up to the scoreboard letting him know that they're done and you know, good luck next year and you know, you guys go home and you guys suck and that type of stuff. >> he's still talking. oh, what happened there? one of the fans came in! >> then out of nowhere, matt is bum-rushed. >> i had enough time to maybe kind of turn my head while he was jumping up in the air. he came at me with two fists right to the chest, and we both wen

officials say 61 year-old he had monday alexander became irate on the american airlines flight from mym toy paris after a woman put her seat back. flight a tenants tried to calm him down but he kept being disruptive. he with was handcuffed by two federal air marshals on board the plane and arrested and flight was divert todd boston. >> weird. they don't even rekline. >> barely. >> apple is expect to unveil three new gadgets next month, they include a health monitor and two larger iphones. apple sent out cryptic invites the about the september 9th launch but it is expect a 7-inch and five and a half inch iphone six will be unveiled alongside the iwatch. the watch will be able to monitor its wearers health as well as show them alert from their phone. samsung has licensing had a jump on apple in the smart watch game, now samsung has unveiled what it claimses the world's first smart watch that can make and receive calls without the aid of a their by smart phone. new watch is the gear s, the the watch is large enough that users will be able to reese messages, notifications at a glance, it g

he thinks he's responding to a complaint about an irate customer.has no idea that customer has shot two people. >> when i showed up, i seen a white individual coming out from the business with two guns. one was an ak-47, the other was a handgun. i immediately drew my weapon. i told him numerous times to drop his weapons. he ignored me. i approached him with my gun drawn. he started to lean into the back of his vehicle. i pulled him out of his vehicle. as i pulled him out, he raised his ak-47 at me. at that time, i shot him. >> back inside, not knowing help has arrived, employee alan newhouse grabs a .9 millimeter pistol from the back of the office. >> i always kept it in a locked box. he knew it was in the area back there. only him and i knew the code to the gun. >> he runs to the door and fires the pistol at the suspect. deputy vidala shoots bolt twice in the stomach, but the gun battle continues. >> we were shooting back and forth. i was in the front of the vehicle. he was in the rear. >> finally, bolt falls to the ground and the gunfire stops. vo

what is interesting i'm sure he was irate but he's absolutely nothing. in spanish it's a moment that means watch out. for the first time i felt a level of presentment. he thinks we were friends but so sandy came to me years later and they said look we have to have a meeting with you. we can't have it in our offices. iran and said look, we have a mole. you've got the list down. can rick be a spy and i said yes. the only person i've met in the agency that could be and it was that instantaneous connection in a moment and that question. and the fact that in my own mind he represented in rich respect the ingredients of the trader. and we know how that ended. i find fascinating i wanted him interviewed for the buck. book. i couldn't do it for obvious reasons, but i knew the justice turned it down but i did see the one interview on television can absolutely amazing. the interviewer had brilliant question. did you ever have trouble sleeping at night and there is a momentary pause where he says i thought he was going to have a problem with no i didn't have a prob

the algerie begans have been irate at the ransoms paid to al qaeda. they have, on several occasions, tried to push this issue in the u.n. security council and u.n. general assembly. i think what we have seen most recently in the foley case, which casts a harsh light on the practice, we know millions of dollars were paid to release other captives, european captives, i think it's casting a harsh light on the practice. i hope the pressure will increase. i'm sure that our diplomat and the white house are intervening, again, with european leaders to have them stop the practice. it's really totally unacceptable. >> debra, what does the law say? is it illegal for the government to negotiate with terrorists? broadly speaking no, not at all. in fact, certainly in the war context, the u.s. government has negotiated with our worst enemies in every conflict over the past century. in this setting, i want to distinguish between whether we can ban ransom payments, for example, by private individuals and companies to terrorist organizations that might kidnap their lo

perhaps a disciplining, irate parent who slaps a child that creates rotational movement that can, in fact, produce a concussion. those, one would suspect, are largely unreported. recovery generally is fairly quick, usually within anywhere from a few hours to a few days. some will persist to two weeks, even perhaps out to six weeks. but roughly about 20% seem to persist beyond that time. next slide, please. this is a slide just on some data that we have under review, but it'll give you sort of a sense. these are data recorded using brain electrical activity. so basically, you have a net of 256 electrodes that fits on the head in about ten seconds or so. and we present a series, in this case, a series of numbers. one number at a time. all the college athletes had to do was simply say where the number they -- whether the number they currently see matches or does not match a number that occurred two positions earlier. and on the left side those orbits, those circles you see, the colored circles, on the left for match and nonmatch, those are images of the brain electrical activity on the

. >> irate residents had confrontations with police. >> hands up, don't shoot. >> but were forced to back away. [ gunfire ] >> as night fell, police fired rubber bullets, stun grenades and tear gas to disperse crowds. what started as a peaceful day of protest dissolved into chaos as police fired rubber bullets near where our crews set up its camera. >> we've got floodlights. hey, we got press over here! all right, sam, sam! >> oscar! >> a local news crew captured the incident from across the street. our cameras continued to record as we retreated into the neighborhood. police later approached our equipment and eventually allowed us to evacuate the area. del, today was supposed to be the first day of school inferring son. school officials yesterday announced they would postpone that until next week, as the atmosphere here continues to be very volatile. hoping for this to deescalate in the next few days, but you can see from last night, that is not the case as of yet. >> i noticed that there weren't any protestors around you or your position. you and your photographer all forced to run

indeed played in 2012 james clyburn the director of national intelligence have become so irate with questionsthe house intelligence committee that 11 longacre asked what do you want from benghazi he finally lost his temper. it will be a cold day in hell before we get talking points do you people again clapper had said. one republican worked thing up up talking versus ron johnson of first-term wisconsin senator elect poll would be interrogating hillary in the first hearing is america committee. johnson came from a business background whether the world of public policy and required staff briefings to get up to speed on most of the issues that he usually developed his own questions while the hearing was going on rather than coming with preprinted questions asked. no one say perhaps ron johnson was prepared for him to create the most memorable highlight of the hearing. and then after that we write about what's going on at the hearing. some of you may have seen some of it on video. imagine we will see some of that on video again. perhaps that what the hell difference does it make line. is there an

irate i will not -- >> guest: the tea leaves. i will take it at face value that she has criticism and is trying to push forward a constructive policy, but to question about the style of leadership, every president lives in a bubble, but staff can do more to help the president reach out and see the intelligence information that he needs to see. i would like to recommend that viewers look up lieutenant general michael flynn's exit interview. he is the date -- defense intelligence agency director. it was a sobering interview that he had with, i believe, "defense news," and talks about how he had an argument about how al qaeda is not dead. -- it is anology of idealism of jihadist. calling isisohnson a threat to the united states. the fbi director called isis. it really took the metastasizing cancer of isis. foreign-policy problems are like cancer, and if you spot them early on and do strong, firm, but modest things to try to contain them, you can prevent , but ifm metastasizing you are reluctant and do not do the small things to help