| Good morning. It's Wednesday, September 21. Authorities used tear gas to disperse protesters, officers were injured and a highway was shut down in Charlotte, North Carolina, over the latest fatal police shooting of a black man. A group of Pulse survivors and family members of those killed in the attack created a video urging Congress to pass legislation that would keep civilians from buying military-style rifles. See a video of Kayla O'Brien trying out a a sensory deprivation float tank. Keith Lamont Scott was fatally shot by a black officer at an apartment complex on the city's northeast side. [More] It is a call to Congress to ban assault rifles like the one used in the Pulse attack, a Sig Sauer MCX. [More] A law enforcement official says the suspect's father contacted the FBI in 2014 to express concerns that his son was a terrorist. [More] The man apparently fell in the street and suffered some injuries, but those were not the cause of death. [More] Some additional strengthening is possible today, but steady weakening is expected to begin by Thursday. [More] The team desperately needs stability on the bench. [More] Five players are in the running to be named to MLS' annual 24 under 24 list. [More] When senior quarterback Justin Holman sustained an apparent leg injury two weeks ago, McKenzie Milton said he was ready for the call. [More] Matthew Thomas leads the 'Noles with 20 tackles three games into his return from being ineligible in 2015. [More] Advertisement The UF graduate transfer will replace injured starter Luke Del Rio during Florida's highly anticipated visit to Tennessee. [More] The 'black-ish' family visits Walt Disney World, and ABC sends its parent very effective promotion. [More] Christian Cuevas talks about his performing and how he chose his coach on 'The Voice.' [More] The 12-year relationship has been neatly bookended on the big screen. [More] Select eateries will offer a taste of their fare at Thursday's event. [More] He won an Oscar for that screenplay, and directed Eminem in the movie "8 Mile." [More] | 
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