ISIS Terror Arrests in NYC: Three Caught as Man Tries to Board Plane for Syria

Deadly Force Questioned A firestorm is erupting over the use of lethal force by police after a homeless man in Los Angeles was fatally shot at least five times by the LAPD. The shooting was graphically captured on video and went viral. Today, police said the man, known as "Africa," reached for an officer's weapon and revealed what was captured on body cams. Witnesses offered their own take. Learn More Surge in Police Body Cams Police body cams are now worn in more than 5,000 departments nationwide, including the LAPD, NYPD and forces in Seattle and DC. The cameras, often attached to an officer's uniform or glasses, have been used to both discipline and exonerate cops. Police insist the cameras capture what a bystander might not see. Learn More Netanyahu Arrives Amid Tensions Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu arrived in the U.S. today at a tense and critical moment. His relationship with President Obama is at a new low and he's at odds with how Secretary of State John Kerry is approaching a nuclear deal with Iran. Tomorrow, he'll make a controversial speech to Congress and dozens of lawmakers are expected to boycott. Read More Taking Back Iraq? It's a crucial test. The Iraqi army is trying to regain control of Saddam Hussein's hometown from the ISIS militants who have held it since June. Success would signal hope in the fight against ISIS. As Richard Engel reports, it comes as the militants' propaganda war may include a threat against the founder of Twitter. Learn More Enough is Enough For those in Boston, enough is enough. The area was punished with another storm over the weekend. Mass transit remains challenged, roofs across New England are in danger of collapse and one restaurant owner says business is down roughly 40 percent because no one can walk, drive or park nearby his restaurant. Learn More Toxic Floors? There is major fallout today after a bombshell report accused Lumber Liquidators of possibly selling unsafe laminate wood flooring to its customers. "60 Minutes" questioned whether some of the laminate, made in China, was toxic. Their stock fell 25 percent as the company vowed to challenge the report. But will customers be convinced? Learn More Saved at 3,000 Feet An amazing mid-air rescue was captured on camera after a skydiver was paralyzed by a seizure 20 seconds into his jump. He was unconscious and hurtling towards Earth at 120 miles per hour when his instructor reached him to open his parachute. Skydiver Christopher Jones shares his story. Read More