CNN's Boris Sanchez gets caught in the middle of the Charlotte, North Carolina, protest. Police are firing tear gas and demonstrators are throwing objects.
All eyes are on key battleground states with a special focus on Pennsylvania which could play a major role in deciding who the next Commander in Chief will be. Miguel Marquez reports.
The FBI is asking the public to help them locate two potential witnesses who may have a key piece of evidence against the alleged terrorist who planted bombs across NYC and New Jersey. CNN's Pamela Brown reports.
In President Obama's likely final meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he says that these are challenging times and that he is trying to ascertain peace prospects in the Middle East.
A pair of officer-involved shootings, a visit to the swing state of Pennsylvania, and a Character Study of a professional chef are all featured this Thursday.
U.S. officials tell CNN the Pentagon suspects ISIS fired chemical weapons at U.S. and Iraqi troops at an air base in northern Iraq. CNN's Barbara Starr reports from the Pentagon.
The attorney for a cop who killed a black man in Tulsa explains why the officer fired her gun. The man's family doesn't buy it. CNN's Ana Cabrera reports.
