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Was it an assassination attempt? The man arrested for possessing guns near former President Trump's rally in Coachella is speaking out. He says he’s not a would-be assassin, and he's all in for Trump. As Jim Moret reports, the man was found with a loaded firearm and a high-capacity magazine near the perimeter of the rally and was taken into custody before the former President ever got there. And Vice President Kamala Harris has released her medical reports, and the 59-year-old is challenging 78-year-old Donald Trump to do the same. Plus, depending on where you are, it's peak leaf viewing season. But hitting the road to see the beautiful colors is leading to some chaos - with some sight seers pushing and shoving to get the best view. And it was an unexpected pause for a country star who was playing to a packed crowd. It wasn't a technical problem - he ran out to help his wife deliver their baby in the tour bus.

An elevator malfunction is being blamed for 24 people being trapped in a gold mine - a tour guide was killed while the others were rescued. So, what's it like inside the mine. Steven Fabian spoke with a family who recently visited the popular tourist spot and had concerns about the elevator. And they're getting death threats online and their only crime is delivering the weather. For the last two weeks during hurricanes Helene and Milton, Wild conspiracy theories are being spread online that meteorologists, somehow, control the weather. Plus, the death toll from Hurricane Milton has climbed to 16 and today rescues continue with flood waters still waist deep, and that's led to another problem, an invasion of alligators! even showing up inside this home gym. And it's the hot new Apple iPhone 16, and if you've ordered one beware. Porch pirates have figured out how to grab your phone moments after its delivered. As Alison Hall reports, authorities believe, in some case, it may be an inside job.

Hurricane Milton may have not been the storm of the century, but it still packed quite a wallop; and no one knows that better than the reporters who were on the front-line keeping America informed while being blown away. And there's one man all of America was rooting for during the hurricane...he's known as Lt. Dan. Yes, after the character in Forrest Gump. He lives on a boat in Tampa, and video of him peeking out from his vessel went viral. Since he wasn't evacuating, many assumed he was a goner...but we're happy to report Lt. Dan survived the storm. Plus, as expected, Donald Trump wasn't impressed with Kamala Harris' interview on The View...but it wasn't just his political opponent he bashed at his rallies...it was also all The View co-hosts. And today, they hit back on live TV. And embattled music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs appeared before a judge today as he desperately tried to get released on bail before his trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. He had lots of family support as his mother as well as six of his children showed up entering court hand in hand. Combs has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Millions in the path of Hurricane Milton are evacuating, leading to many areas looking like ghost towns - without a soul in sight. As Steven Fabian reports, officials have a stern message for the handful of residents staying put: you're on your own. While millions are driving away from the storm a woman is driving right towards it! When she found out her grandmother was in danger, she drove more than two thousand miles, all to save granny. Plus, it's a late-night cold one for Kamala Harris as she and Stephen Colbert crack open cans of Miller High Life - also known as the “champagne of beer,” and the crowd went wild. And the war between country superstar Garth Brooks and the makeup artist accusing him of sexual assault is heating up. In his initial court papers, Brooks referred to her as Jane Doe, but now he's using her real full name. But as Les Trent reports, she's hitting back. Brooks denies all allegations of wrongdoing.

A blunt and frightening warning from the mayor of Tampa - if you choose to stay, you will die. As Hurricane Milton barrels towards Florida’s Gulf Coast, millions are evacuating, leading to major gridlock. And after getting some criticism for her lack of sit-down interviews Kamala Harris is on a media blitz. The vice president appeared on a number of shows including 60 Minutes and The View - her first live TV interview since becoming a presidential nominee. Plus, after sitting out the last two games, Taylor Swift returned to the stadium last night...and once again she was a good luck charm, cheering on boyfriend, Travis Kelce, who won his fifth consecutive game. And before she headed to the hospital to have her baby a woman stopped at Costco and had a salad with a creamy dressing. Then the morning after her baby was born, a nurse informed her she had tested positive for opiates and her baby was being taken away.

The Florida Gulf Coast is bracing itself once again - this time for Hurricane Milton, which is intensifying as it heads to shore. And there's a new worry - the mountain of trash left over from Hurricane Helene just one week ago being turned into projectiles by 150 mile-per-hour winds. And it's been called Israel’s 9/11 - one year ago Hamas terrorists invaded Israel, killing 1200 including 46 Americans dead, and triggering the war in Gaza. Now on this somber anniversary the world remembers. Plus, the Menendez brothers are back in the news with the Netflix series, a hit - even leading the Los Angeles D.A. to say he's taking another look at the case. now one of the original jurors is speaking out saying if the brothers went on trial today for murdering their parents, the outcome would have been different. And while Sean Diddy Combs sits in jail awaiting his sex trafficking and racketeering trial, he's getting some support from his own mother, who calls what's happened a public lynching.

Garth Brooks is denying allegations he sexually assaulted a makeup artist who worked for him and his wife Trisha Yearwood. The claims in her lawsuit are shocking, but the country music superstar says it’s all part of a shakedown. As Les Trent reports, Brooks was back onstage right after the scandal broke. And the new Netflix series on the Menendez brothers is being credited with having their case reopened. The Los Angeles D.A. says because of new evidence, he's taking another look at what led to the brothers fatally shooting their parents. As Jim Moret reports, after decades of trying, the brothers may have a chance of being released. Plus, on Saturday, former President Trump will return to Butler, PA - where the first assassination attempt on his life took place. Ann Mercogliano is there, and spoke exclusively with the widow of the man who was killed, when the would-be assassin missed his intended target. And yes, she'll be there for Trump's return. And it’s a baby who just couldn't wait to get to the hospital. In fact, the bundle of joy came into the world right on the doorstep.

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It's every driver's nightmare. Your car will not stop, even when you hit the brakes...and keeps going faster and faster. This teen says it happened to him - he found himself going 113 miles an hour with no way of stopping. He says, he thought he was going to die. And before his arrest, disgraced music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs was famous for holding his annual 4th of July party in the Hamptons, where all the famous partygoers were required to wear white. It wasn't exactly a "family friendly" event. Now imagine you're a six-year-old kid and you find yourself a guest there. Plus, Inside Edition has the latest on the murder-for-hire case that has been playing out in the Bahamas. An American mom involved in a nasty divorce is accused of trying to have her husband killed by a hitman. Today her lover, who is also accused of being involved in the murder plot is speaking exclusively to our Les Trent. Both the mom and lover have pled not guilty. And they're among the most popular toys in the world...LEGOS! Kids love them, so do their parents; and apparently so do thieves. Lisa Guerrero investigates a crime wave that's turning LEGOS into a major black-market product.

We haven't seen empty shelves like this since the pandemic, but with news of 45,000 dock workers going on strike, Americans are snapping up all the essential items they can get their hands on - especially toilet paper. And if you tuned into last night’s VP debate to see J.D. Vance and Tim Walz launch nasty zingers at each other, you were probably surprised. Despite their differences, they still managed to be civil. Plus, last time we told you actor John Amos, who played the father on Good Times had died at 84. Now we're finding out he actually passed away 45 days ago and his own daughter says she learned the news with the rest of the world. She spoke with Alison Hall. And along with dogs and cats, bunnies are one of the most popular pets in America...so why are so many being dumped by their owners? Alison Hall went looking for answers.