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September 19th, 2013
05:50 PM ET
Before AC360 Later: Tonight's topic is up to you
If you have a question about any of the stories topping tonight's headlines, Democratic pollster Cornell Belcher and New America Foundation President Anne-Marie Slaughter are here live with answers and insightful discussion.
Starting at 8:45 p.m. ET, you can enter the chat below, and begin submitting your questions.
The live discussion begins at 9:15 p.m. ET.
September 19th, 2013
01:08 AM ET
RidicuList: Hamster's truck trick
Could a hamster drive a truck over some of the world's toughest terrain? Why would anyone try doing that? Find out on tonight's RidicuList.
September 19th, 2013
01:07 AM ET
Crime & Punishment: The shooting of Jonathan Farrell
A North Carolina police officer is facing charges of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of former FAMU football player Jonathan Ferrell. Police were called to the scene by a frantic 911 call from a woman who believed he was trying to break into her house. But authorities now believe he was knocking on her door seeking help following a car accident. Complicating the case, the officer is white, and the dead man is African-American. 360's Randi Kaye has the story.
This is far from an open and shut case. Anderson digs deeper with CNN Legal Analysts Mark Geragos and Sunny Hostin, along with retired New York City police officer Kevin Flanagan.
September 19th, 2013
01:05 AM ET
Raw Politics: A new government shutdown showdown
September 30 is the deadline in the latest budget battle in Washington. If lawmakers fail to strike a deal by then, the federal government could shutdown. Republicans are proposing stop-gap measures, including one that would cut all funding to Obamacare. The president compared the situation to extortion. Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash has the latest.
September 19th, 2013
01:03 AM ET
Assessing the damage in Colorado
Nearly 18,000 homes are damaged after Colorado's historic flooding. Many residents are finally getting to see what's left of their homes. While others are choosing to ignore evacuation orders, even though many areas are still cut off from emergency services. Kyung Lah has the latest.
September 19th, 2013
01:00 AM ET
Crime & Punishment: Ayvani Perez found alive
Ayvani Perez, the 14-year old Georgia girl abducted during a home invasion on Tuesday, was found alive today. Now two suspects are in custody, and the FBI says other suspects may still be on the loose. But there are plenty of questions about this case. CNN's Martin Savidge has the latest.
September 19th, 2013
12:59 AM ET
Navy Yard shooter's "red flags"
Today Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel acknowledged the military missed some "red flags" in the Navy Yard shooter's past. He ordered a review of security and background check procedures. And we are learning new information about the shooter's history. CNN's Jim Sciutto has the latest.
September 19th, 2013
12:57 AM ET
Surviving the Navy Yard massacre
We are learning more about what happened inside Building 197 from someone who was very lucky to get out alive. John Weaver lost six friends in the Washington Navy Yard shooting. He spoke to Anderson and recounted the horrifying moments when he was under fire, and those around him were getting hit. John also share his memories of those who lost their lives.
Part 2 of Anderson's interview with Navy Yard massacre survivor John Weaver.
September 19th, 2013
12:44 AM ET
Obama & Iran
Iran's new President Hassan Rouhani says he received a letter from President Obama. Is there something new happening in U.S. Iranian relations? The Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol joins the panel to weigh in.
September 19th, 2013
12:43 AM ET
Government shutdown showdown
The clock is ticking for lawmakers to strike a deal in the latest budget battle. The federal government could be heading for a shutdown. The panel debates what could be done to keep the government open for business.
