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

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

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> shouldn't be that difficult, should it?ple should keep it simple. that does it for this hour. thank you very much for watching. our special coverage continues with natalie allen. do stay with cnn. >>> deepening divides, raging violence. we'll have the latest on iraq's worsening crisis. >>> welcome back to cnn. i'm natalie allen. also ahead this hour, israelis and palestinians trade airstrikes and rockets. we'll take you live to gaza city. >>> and iceland closes its air space near an active volcano. experts say an eruption is imminent. >>> and we start in iraq where bombings have rocked three major cities. in kirkuk, three car bombs and

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. >> 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

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.

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

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

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

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

>> 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

>> you're sitting in a chair in the sky. >> jeanne moos, cnn.ackwell put that question to mark murphy, a travel expert. >> some guy behind me is going to tell me sorry, i've got long legs. guess what, i got long legs, too, so let's have a leg comparis comparison, but meantime, get that thing off the back of my seat and the lady on that flight did the right thing. she got the flight attendant involved and the guy with that device should indeed be thrown off and it's ridiculous that people would disrupt an entire plane of travelers for something as silly as this. >> do you think these should be illegal? >> they are banned frankly by alternate carriers, so the vast majority of airlines will not aloe it and will tell the passenger to remove id. the faa doesn't get involved with these silly devices. that just becomes a mask. but in the meantime, each airline can have its own policy and they do ban thipgs like this. >> let me ask you this. the seats and leg room, that's decreasing. americans are getting bigger. are you expecting we'll see more of this

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> a selfie with a message. "ac 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 funeral to celebrate his life just over two weeks after his death. family members spoke of the young man they called mike-mike, a big guy with a kind and gentle soul. thousands turned up at friendly semple missionary baptist church in st. louis, family, friends, community leaders, clergy member, strangers a

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> i'm jim sciutto, thanks for watching tonight. "a.c. 360" starts right now. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. one american's journey tonight from christianity to islam to jihad. an isis fighter, an american killed in syria during a battle with rival extremist. tonight, what we know about why he left the united states to fight alongside terrorists and why experts say there could be many more just like him. >>> and also tonight, a scathing new report on an issue drew griffin brought to light more than a year ago, about delays in veterans getting the medical care they desperately need and in some cases dying on the waiting list. tonight, what the v.a. inspector general's report skpez what happens next. >>> but we begin in ferguson, missouri, with what could be a critical piece in the puzzle about what really happened when darren wilson shot and killed michael brown. there's new audio recorded by a man who lives nearby. his attorney says he caught the incident on tape as he was talking with a friend on video chat. cnn cannot