ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN NEWSROOM ANCHOR: We do have some "BREAKING NEWS" for you. A second night of protests in Charlotte over the deadly police shooting of a black man. North Carolina's governor declaring a State of Emergency. Protesters clashing with police, officers using teargas to try to disperse the crowds. Protesters smashing windows of downtown businesses as you can see on your screen. At least four police officers were hurt. One person was critically wounded, shot by another civilian. Police say they are reviewing video from the night that Keith Lamont Scott was shot by police. The police chief says Scott had a gun and defied orders to comply, but it is unclear when and if that video will be released to the public.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: We're learning new details about the condition of accused bomber Ahmad Rahami. Authorities say he is unconscious and intubated after surgery. They've still not been able to question him about last week's bombings in New York City and New Jersey. You'll remember 29 people were injured in the blast in Manhattan. Now, the suspect's wife is back in the United States and expected to cooperate with investigators.</s>CAMEROTA: We also have some "BREAKING NEWS" out of Japan for you. A U.S. fighter jet crashing into the sea off the coast of Okinawa. According to Japanese media report, the jet went down about 100 miles east of the Southern Japanese Island. One person has been rescued after safely ejecting. We do not know if anyone else was on board. The jet was stationed at the U.S. Air Base in Okinawa.</s>CUOMO: Fatal police shootings in Tulsa and Charlotte. Very different reactions from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. We're going to take a look at them, and then we're going to project how their replies could impact the election, next.
Bombing Suspect Ahmad Rahami Unconscious; U.S. Military Jet Crashes Off Okinawa Coast