. >> after the suspects are detained and jeanne arrives home, the police ask jeanne for the surveillance >> watching the video we saw the two suspects actually crawled in through a doggie door, which luckily enough is where the camera was pointed at. >> while the robbery is taking place, one of the suspects is so brazen he takes food out of the refrigerator. >> the big guy gets out shredded kraft mexican cheese for tacos, walks out into the living room, opens up the shredded cheese, and decides to start eating shredded cheese. obviously, they hadn't eaten before they burglarize houses. >> news of the crime goes national. msnbc, telemundo, and the "today" show pick up the story, and for a day jeanne becomes a media darling. >> in boynton beach this morning and jeanne thomas with us here in the studio. jeanne, good morning to you. >> when the dust finally settles, four men are apprehended. two that were in the home and two in the getaway car. they're charged with and plead guilty to burglary. >> at the end of the day i feel criminals don't know what they're walking into. you have no idea.

here's jeanne moos to explain. >> reporter: a new air war has broken out in the airspace over your kneese knee defender is a device that keeps people from reclining their airline seat into your knees. >> reporter: you put it on your tray table to keep the seat from going back. >> do you get your knees crunched? >> sometimes. >> reporter: nobody was grinning on a flight that had to be diverted after a fight broke out. a 48-year-old passenger deployed the knee defender to stop the seat of the female passenger in front of her. when she couldn't reclined she flagged down a flight attendant to ask him to remove the knee defender. he refused. they were both kicked off the plane. when it happens to others it's funny. but as this reviewer of the knee defender joked -- >> the captain turned off the seat belt sign. feel free to move about the head and punch the guy in the head with the knee defender in seat 14b. >> i was tired of being bumped in the knees. >> reporter: this was one of the early versions. now it looks like this and sells for 21.95. it's as devious as it is ingenious. everyone retal

it could be a liability for senator jeanne shaheen, whose vote ensured the bill became law.uldn't be the first time. >> people do not want the trillion dollar health care plan that's being forced. >> it's being forced on the american people. >> his campaign was widely seen as a referendum on obamacare. not yet a law. despite his victory, the afford able care act was passed. soon after brown arrived in washington, which may be why he's back on the campaign trail, this time in new hampshire, running against senator jeanne shaheen. >> i want to run to repeal obamacare and then go back and develop a plan that works for the states. >> the average of the latest polls shows sheheen with a solid lead. we tried to speak with senator sheheen for months to discuss her stance on health care. >> she was the deciding vote to implement a health care bill that people didn't vote. she voted against every single grandfathering amendment to protect people's doctors, nurses, hospitals. >> brown believes the people will vote for him for many issues, not just obamacare. but there's no denying it

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> a selfie with a message. 360" starts right now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. isis makes disturbing new roads. the question is will the united states expand air strikes to try to stop them? the syrian regime says it's ready to accept help. will the united states give it and will be enough as they take control of more of the country. >>> napa recovering from the strongest earthquake it has seen in 25 years. see if this is a precursor for the next big one. we begin in missouri where the family of michael brown had a request to celebrate his life, to lay him to rest in silence. that request was honored today. protests gave way to peace, tear gas replaced with tears as people gathered at brown's

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> okay. wasn't grossed out until the last shot.ally, did you need to show me that. >> thanks for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour" with berman and michaela after a break. from safety... to fuel economy... to quality... today's chevrolet has it all. and the time to buy is now. it's the chevy labor day sale! and 0% financing for 72 months is back! plus, no monthly payments for 90 days. 0% financing for 72 months plus no monthly payments for 90 days on most 2014 vehicles. the chevy labor day sale going on now. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone. i'm john berman. >> i'm michaela pereira. >> breaking news. 43 united nations peacekeepers were detained this morning in the golan heights. israeli military official with knowledge of the situation tells cnn the peacekeepers were taken by the al nusra front, the syrian rebel group with links to al qaeda. we'll have more as information becomes available. u.n. peacekeepers have been monitoring that area in golan for al

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jeanne moos looks at how the knee defender also might be a knee offender. >> reporter: a new air war broken out. the air space over your knees. >> the knee defender is a device that keeps people from reclining their airline seat into your knees. >> reporter: you put what amounts to two hunks of plastic on your try to avoid the seat from going back. >> you get your legs crunched? >> sometimes. i grin and bear it. >> reporter: no one was grinning on a flight from newark to denver that had to be diverted to chicago after a flight broke out. a 48-year-old passenger deployed the knee defender to stop the seat of the female passenger in front of him. when she couldn't recline, they told the guy to remove the gadget. he refused. the female passenger threw water in his face. they were both kicked off the plane. oh, sure, when it happens to others, it's he if uny. but as this reviewer joked. >> the captain has shut off the device. >> the 6'3" ira goldman invented it. this was one of the early versions. the seat won't recline. >> now it looks like this and sells for 21.95. in the words of a tr

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here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: a new air war has broken out, in the air space over your knees. >> therom reclining their airline seat into your knees. >> you put what amounts to two hunks of plastic on the legs of your tray table to stop the seat in front of you from going back. do you get your knees crunched? >> sometimes. and i grin and bear it. >> reporter: but no one was grinning on the united flight from new york to denver that had to be diverted to chicago after a fight broke out. a 48-year-old male passenger deployed the knee defender to stop the seat of the female passenger in front of him. when she couldn't recline, she flagged down a flight attendant who told the man to remove the gadget. he refused and the female passenger threw water in his a flight. when it happens to others, it's funny, but as this reviewer of the knee defender joked -- >> the captain has turned off the seat belt sign. the device was invented by 6'3" ira goldman. >> i was tired of being bumped in the knees by reclining seats. this was one of the early versions. >> the seat won't recline. >> now it looks

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>> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i am not doing that.onight. "a.c. 360" starts right now. >>> hey, good evening. in the wake of the michael brown shooting, we're going to take you to a high-tech lab, where police officers are faced with making split-second life and death decisions, should they shoot or not? >> police department! police! [ bleep ]! hey, come here! come here! hey! let me see your hands! he's got a gun! >> the simulation is so realistic, it makes hearts race and adrenaline levels surge. what it's telling researchers about how and when police officers fire their guns. also tonight, american journalist, peter theo curtis back home and safe after nearly two years, as a captive of islamic militants in sy

and now we have jeanne cummings back to talk about the next 24 and 48 hours because congress is goingrican leaders are coming. the first african leaders summit that president obama has organized, and unfortunately because of ebola, sierra leone and liberia will not be able to attend. >> absolutely. of the more than 700 people who have died as a result of the outbreak, most of them are from guinea and that president also is reconsidering whether to come. the three-day event, which is sponsored by the u.s. commerce department and bloomberg philanthropy is focusing on economic issues. however, they have added a panel discussion on the ebola outbreak in which hhs and the cdc will all be there. so it's a coincidence, but a lot of smart people can get together with the relevant countries that are coping with this and probably have a pretty good discussion. >> they are going to hear fromo. this is a big deal. that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the show online, on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports. "ronan farrow daily" is next. we never thought we

bloomberg news deputy managing eddor jeanne cummings joins us.ese people do face, he and his wife, face long-term prison sentences which will be hell for a politician. even if they go to a relatively nice place. >> 99 years, one of the charges carries. it's crazy. so it is a fight for his life and for hers. and for their family. >> the strategy of basically demeaning the marriage, demeaning the wife, making her look -- not ditzy, but a bit hysterical. just won the governor's office and she's going wild about the fact she doesn't have the -- i can understand, by the way, some of this. you are a middle class person, not a lot of money and you are expected to be the governor's wife. >> and with five kids. and so they had a lot of financial pressure on them. and she felt excluded socially. she apparently didn't get into -- she wasn't part of the rich circuit. she had a lot of insecurities. in this trial she's making the ultimate sacrifice for her family because she is falling on the sword. they are -- she is going to -- >> is she going to testify? >>

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> what do you think? >> that is incredible. i mean, possibly a forgery. even if it is, a very good one. and if it isn't, an amazing save. >> absolutely. i think spider-man would be so proud of that. >> i think you're absolutely right. good call there. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm isa soares. another hour of our special coverage is next, as the u.s. continues targeting isis around the country. we'll go live to baghdad for the latest. >>> also, the parents of 18-year-old michael brown speak to cnn as they struggle to come to grips with the death of their son. a press conference from ferguson is expected soon. stay with us here on cnn for the latest. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? what does it mean to have an unlimited mileage warranty on a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz? what does it mean to drive as fa

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: hey. did you see that? that is a bugatti. since this ultra expensive super car is rarely seen, no wonder a guy riding near galveston, texas five years ago whipped out his camera when he saw one. >> that will be mine one day. >> reporter: i don't think you want this one. not after what happens next. >> oh. oh! he wrecked! oh, [ bleep ]! oh, [ bleep ]! >> reporter: the bugatti slammed into a salt water marsh. driven by a dealer of high-end cars named andy house. house first told police he dropped his cell phone, reached down get it, then when he sat back up he was distracted by a low-flying pelican, which he tried to avoid by jerking the wheel. but that excuse was for the birds because this week -- >> andy house pled guilty to one count of wire fraud. >> reporter: the assistant u.s. attorney says house bought the bugatti for a million dollars, took out a car collector's insurance policy worth 2.2 million, and intensionally totaled the car. house didn't turn off the engine so salt water would ruin it. house's excuse for not turn

jeanne moos, cnn. new york. >> that's got to hurt. cnn news room continues at the top of the hour. now, sanjay gupta and you. >> thanks for joining me. reporting to you from los angeles today. just minutes away, we're going to talk about medical history. two patients with ebola in the united states now fully recovered and off to live public lives. what they have to look forward to and what it means for the rest of us as well. plus, i'm a brain surgeon and i know the brain can play tricks that will blow your mind. the host of brain games is going to stop by to talk about it. first though, what a week it has been. here at home and abroad. we saw tensions boil over in ferguson, missouri, we got news of the ruthless beheading of an american journalist by isis in iraq. since 2002, the number of journalists killed because of their work has risen dramatically and this got us thinking about the psychological of fear. the wounds it can leave behind. how it can drive events. joining me to talk about this is jake tapper and nick peyton wallach. he's back in beirut after another stint in iraq.

. >> palo alto police say the man was wearing a baseball cap, but jeanne jacket and white pants. black and about 45 years old, 6 feet tall and 175 pounds. neighbors say the unsettling incident will make them keep a closer watch. >> i keep an eye on my neighborhood because i live here and when i notice something odd i do call the police, you know? because they need to know about it. >> reporter: and tonight, palo alto police of course, asking anyone who might know about this man or the incident to please give them a call and they also increased their patrol around the park. reporting live in palo alto, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> parts of san diego county are under a flash flood watch tonight. if you can believe that. the area is getting some much-needed rain, that's the understatement. the ground is so dry and so hard-packed, not all of it is sinking in. flash flood warning is in effect until tomorrow night. earlier tonight, people at the beach were warned to stay out of the water because of isolated thunderstorms like we had last week in venice

jeanne moos has more. >> maybe you're feeling just a little bit inundated.k. and lady gaga, cool as ice, taking the als ice bucket challenge, but if toronto mayor rob ford thinks his challenge was rough -- that's not being almost knocked out. this is. being caught by a metal pail, creamed by a cooler. a new challenge called ice bucket challenge failed. sometimes, it's the dumper who fails. sometimes, it's the dumpee. sometimes, it's man's best friend. here we go, buddy. >> who despite being tied to a sawhorse runs for his life to avoid a bath. >> hey, come here. >> heavy containers of water are hard to hold on to and even harder when they hit your head. we checked, she wasn't hurt. maybe the smart thing to do would be to wear protective gear. see, i'm fine. but there's no protecting -- dumpers from themselves. >> don't hurt yourself. >> sometimes, you can blame the containers. and sometimes -- you need a bigger bucket. some ice bucket challenge fails can be attributed to structural defects. when a gutter gives way or a swim suit top topples. >> did you get i

>> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> now, i should note right here on the device itself, it saysteous to people. do not hog space as well. and always listen to the flight crew. right there on the device. but, look, you know, more seriously, being forced to sit in cramped quarters for a long stretch of time especially if you are tall or if you are overweight can cause joint pain and stiffness, we know that, but in rare cases also potentially can cause a life threatening blood clot called a deep vein thrombosis, the clot forms in the leg and then can lodge potentially going up into your lungs. now, one study found the risk goes up by about 18% for every two hours of sitting. still rare, but it can happen quick trick that i use, these are my socks, by the way, i do the show sometimes without shoes on but i will sit in my seat and i will lift up my legs and you want to basically rotate around the ankles here. the goal is to try to keep the blood flowing in your feet and obviously into your calves as well where those clots can sometimes form. get up a lot as well, walk around the plan

massachusetts senator, has not been able to get closer in the polls to the democratic incumbent, jeanne. he's had a consistent lead. republicans say it has begun to shrink a little bit and they say, and i'll use a new england term here talking to one prominent republican, he says their one hope continues to be in new hampshire that president has "wicked bad" approval numbers in the state. keep an eye on those two. after labor day getting in the final stretch a lot of big decisions have to be made not only by the national parties but the cast-rich superpacks to w.h.o. get precious resources. that's it for "inside politics." see you soon. "state of the union with candy "state of the union with candy crowley" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the company turns prying eyes on the senate and israel turns a deaf ear to critics. today, stopping hamas. israel's war plan. >> translator: we will continue to operate no matter how much time it will take and how much force it will take. >> the latest from jerusalem and gaza. >>> then, deep in the heart of texas, the governo

so in terms of delivery jeanne. if we had a recession the potential for massive d. leverage is definitely still there and i think that you know what william white was saying about the fact that you know in aggregate if you look at the g twenty or thirty percent more public and private debt together than we were before in terms of the plans that we're trying to work out how to get out of this hole there hasn't been enough credit right there haven't been enough you know there's not been enough . wiping the slate clean and then people started we just actually trying to increase aggregate demand by increasing the amount of credit and that was the problem to begin with and eventually you know the fifty's and the sixty's and how come you just go back to wages where we just borrowing to buy now and before we want what what does this really come down to in your. personal view is that we've seen a stagnation in wages over a larger period of time and the forces that are behind that are difficult to meet it could be the fact that you have a whole group of people whole swath of

they've raised millions for charity, but as jeanne moos reports, don't always go off as planned. >> maybeyou are feeling a bit inundated. celebrities all over are doing it. and even lady gaga. taking the als a spot the challenge. but the toronto mayor thinks his challenge is dropped that's not been almost knocked out. this is. being clocked by a metal pail, creamed by a cooler. a whole new category called ice bucket challenge fails. sometimes it's the dumper who fails. sometimes it's the dump each. sometimes it's a man's best friend. and despite being tied to a small board, running for its life. heavy containers of water ... hard to hold on to even harder when hit your head. we checked, she was unhurt. maybe the smart thing to do would be to wear protective gear. say? but there is no protecting dumpers from themselves. sometimes you can blame the container. sometimes ... you need a bigger pocket. some challenge fails can be attributed to structural defects like when a gutter gives way or a swimsuit topples. this woman decided to take the challenge into her own hands figuring the intended

jeanne moos, cnn. >> you did a slap face?o this -- >> there we go, going to take a picture of that. >> and that does it for this hour of a special coverage. i'm isa soares. >> and i'm errol barnett, we'll be back tomorrow. the news continues after this short break. enjoy your day. as. >>> happening now, a mother pleads to terrorists to release her son. american journalist held captive by isis. the terror organization promising to kill him if u.s. air strikes continue. president obama weighing his options to further the attack. this as isis has teenagers here in the u

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jeanne moos has some of the best tributes to the fallen star. >> will would robin think if he could see attributes his own a commemorative issue of time magazine. a comedy club and signs saying robin williams rest in peace, make got laughed. adoring cartoons like this one carrying three aces to the joker, robin williams capturing a one-of-a-kind. other comics choked up ... >> genius the comedian robin williams has passed away. >> some imitated him a vintage impression posted. jimmy phelan did a montage. >> to just get into it like a geyser home run what's going on the kids say note. grandmother says what's happening? >> weaving 22 robin williams tv and movie references into a sportscast. >> happy feet, popeye. >> some were subtle. >> some just dropped. >> won nothing braves. >> almost did a movie poster scorecard. at least he didn't stand up on his anchor desk. >> capt. mike capt.. >> this scene from dead poets society when students were against the dismissal of their teacher. it became a folk tribute as fans took to their desks and table tops. at the university of north carolina's wils

thank you jeanne moss.s hour" with berman and michael -- michaela starts now. >>> hello, i'm john berman. >> and i'm michaela pereira. welcome to tuesday. we begin with breaking news at this hour. senior palestinian official says that president abbas is set to announce a gaza cease-fire agreement one hour from now. just a few minutes ago, hamas official said a truce had been reached that would end the fighting between israel and militants in gaza. >> but a spokesman for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says word right now just reports. a senior government official says there is no cease-fire deal but we may have an announcement later today or tomorrow. so some conflicting information here. we want to go now live

when it comes to challenging jeanne shaheen in new hampshire.he seems to be comfortably ahead when it comes to the polls . that's why a lot of scott brown's tactics have been to really blame them the current on theon the border president and jeanne shaheen. theis not only boarded immigration -- supported the immigration agenda, but voted for the bill that passed the senate. whether that's effective in new hampshire is entirely unclear. scott brown in massachusetts had positioned himself as a moderate. it is a little at odds with the image that he has created for himself. the issue ofng immigration reform, which most modern republicans have supported, including his own former senate colleagues who come into the scheme of things, and may have supported the immigration bill he is now attacking. guesthost: an update on the mississippi primary. conference foe vote challenges the gop primary loss. host: does he have the backing of the party? guest: no. i believe it has been the most , whene about perhaps looking at the way it played out. not just mcda

the senate seat, jeanne shaheen trying to hold off scott brown, former massachusetts senator now running in new hampshire. she had about a ten-point lead in most polls. all of a sudden it's evaporated over the last month. i think talking about this challenge of how do you run in a moderate to conservative state after what's been happening in washington, her story is she had her biggest wins in the past running essentially as a moderate to conservative democrat, being a tax cutter. she now is basically going after brown on the global warming argument, saying that he's an oil industry guy and she's the is a and. winning formula for her. right now it's basically a dead heat. >> and in arkansas. >> yeah, arkansas is fascinating. the incumbent senator mark pryor running against a pretty respectable republican congressman tom cotton. harry reid really wants to hold this seat. his senatorial pac has put $3.6 million into pryor's campaign. >> not saying nice thing bz pryor. >> they had an ad out say cotton 0 is going to cut your social security payments, even ran an ad saying cotton voted agains

we put out a call to his opponent, democrat jeanne shaheen to appear on this practice senator to you, what you make of this growing force of americans who end up fighting over there for isis. first, what what's going on there? >> they left their citizenship at the door. and they should not be able to hide behind that citizenship and get the rights and privileges guaranteed by our constitution. if we have evidence that they have in fact over there fighting and they want to come back here and not to buy a house or the white picket fence, we should allow them to stay where they and are -- a bill i filed twice, we had a bipartisan effort on two separate occasions and went nowhere because of politics. i'm hoping, just like after 9/11, congress will finally find something they can actually work together and immediately, if not come bang right now, when they come back, bake it this first priority. the president doesn't have a plan. he has an incoherent foreign policy. how about a plan to keep those people there and not allow them to come back home. that's good start to a plan. >> what if we

say all of them carry small craters from impacts with other objects which gets back to june shue -- jeanne schumacher's hail of bullets which he called the universe in terms of what's going on out there but the point is come in all shapes and sizes and they vary enormously. as you say it buries according to which one you are talking about in the answer is we don't know enough. that's why that mission if you years ago worked and the japanese did the same thing but to get as much information as possible about our neighbors. >> host: said that means if we see one coming it is the first thing we have to do is send a mission to it to find out what it's like before we send a mission to move that? >> guest: that depends on how close it is. if it's 11:00, no. then you save earth anyway you can but if it's very far away yes that would be the smart thing to do. find out what it is and in addition to everything else the science builds up. you learn things about them and that's what's important. again it's a matter of how close it is. >> host: right. so hit how big and how close to something up to be

jeanne ka s jean casrez is here more. >> guns and money, if it wasn't so serious we could laugh, but this is a business, and al baghdadi, their leader, is very charismati charismatic, he's organized, elusive, they watch him. what it all comes down to is recruitme recruitment. who is this man in black? holding the knife, ready to murder american james foley? >> as a government, you have been at the forefront of the aggression towards islamic state. >> reporter: he is a member of isis, and government representatives from great britain believe he is a british national recruited out of england, where hundreds of others have joined the terrorist group. british officials say they are very close to identifying one of their own who left to join isis which has exceeded in attracting many westerners who their group. >> only through mercy we enter paradise. >> reporter: isis has recruited thousands of members from 83 countries, including the united kingdom, france, germany, and at least 100 members from the united states. >> the islamic state as they call themselves has a media department which

and jeanne says i bought cheeseburgers there yesterday to show my support.re not leaving, they are driven out by the anti-business liberal wackos. we got a lot of those. you guys do not like this. you want to see the corporate tax rate change. >>> still to come, my "2 cents more," and we keep seeing surveys how people are not prepared for retirement. how to get the most bang for your buck when investing in your 401(k)? stay with us. how about over there? what does it mean to have an unlimited mileage warranty on a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz? what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years... and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record... the memories. during the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event now through september 2nd, you'll get complimentary pre-paid maintenance and may qualify for a two-month payment credit. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. . gerri: more and more gm victims tonight. there have been 107 applications so far from people claiming the gm ignition switch defect led to th

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. >> jeanne cummings, chris cillizza, chuck todd, thank you so much. >>> you all might want to change your internet passwords today. a russian gang has stolen 1.2 billion passwords from hundreds and thousands of websites. the theft was confirmed by a security firm in milwaukee working for its clients. this is a major flaw in internet security. long known by experts but still not addressed. joining me now is nbc justice correspondent pete williams. this is different than the target theft. it's not your credit cards but it is your passwords and it is showing a big flaw on the internet. >> right. it's different from the target breach because target was very careful to attack that website and the way it worked with the retail point of sale. this is a technology to steal data out of websites that has been around for a decade. part of the lessons here is that most websites do a pretty poor job of security. if they can't defend themselves against a known enemy that has been out there for a decade. that's point one. point two is, the milwaukee firm that discovered this, so far this russian ga

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> so there is someone out there wearing an engagement ring that somebody popped out. wolf blitzer starts now for ""ac wolf blitzer starts now for ""ac 360" -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm wolf blitzer in for anderson. the sun going down on ferguson, missouri of a big day. the police department finally released the name of the officer who shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. the that officer's name darron wilson. there was an incident report on an alleged convenience store robbery and video purportly showing brown doing the crime, allegedly stealing small cigars and brown shoving a clerk. they call it a strong armed robbery. there were mixed messages from the police department. earlier in the day, police chief thomas jackson laid out a timeline that left the impression officer wilson was responding to the robbery call when he shot michael brown, that as you might imagine set off anger in the community. people calling it victim blaming. character assassination and a distraction from the central question, did officer wilson shoot an unarme

check out one of scott brown's latest ads in new hampshire, tying senator jeanne shaheen to the president as tightly as possible. >> want to know why there's lawlessness on our border? ask senator shaheen. she voted against border security twice and for amnesty. it's time for us to secure the boarder and enforce the law. >> the fear factor is ready to latch on to the latest news, things like the ebola scare. check out mark pryor's new ad this week in arkansas. >> i'm mark pryor and approve this mess annual. >> the ebola outbreak is worse. >> the ebola is vastly underestimated. >> tom cotton voted against preparing america against pandemics. >> congressman cotton voted to cut billions from our emergency disaster programs. >> he was the only arkansas congressman to vote this way. >> are you scared yet? back to the democrats big fear factor. right now shutdown talk. remember that was arguably the only good few weeks president obama had in 2013 politically so it's no surprise that democrats are practically republicans to talk about it. none other than senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is

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>> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i am not doing that. thanks very much for joining us again tonight. "a.c. 360" starts right now. >>> hey, good evening. in the wake of the michael brown shooting, we're going to take you to a high-tech lab, where police officers are faced with making split-second life and death decisions, should they shoot or not? >> police department! police! [ bleep ]! hey, come here! come here! hey! let me see your hands! he's got a gun! >> the simulation is so realistic, it makes hearts race and adrenaline levels surge. what it's telling researchers about how and when police officers fire their guns. also tonight, american journalist, peter theo curtis back home and safe after nearly two years, as a captive of islamic militants in syria. he's also speaking out, emotionally, about all the people who worked so hard to bring him home alive. we'll bring you his comments, coming up. we begin, though, with breaking news. word that not one, but two american jihadis died in syria in recent days fighting for isis. the claim is