it's that suspect in a standoff near sames town. if you watched last night at 11:00, this is a story we were talking about. he surrendered to police after barricading himself in the home he shares with an argument with his father. doused himself and the home in gasoline and then went to light the whole thing. officers arrived and shut the gas off to that home. the suspect surrendered to police not long ago. this came to conclusion around midnight. the suspect's father was not hurt and neighbors and officers were uninjured. craig is also gathering developing story. we'll check in with him in about a half hour from now. >> dana: the anticipation is building for tomorrow night's debate. the stage is set up inside the thomas and mack center. we know that traffic is going to be a mess between 4:00 and 10:00 p.m. tomorrow close to the university. there are some upsides to this. unlv is going to get free advertisement in the form of air time. another benefit on campus, t interest in students. >> getting students involved. we had a lecture

this drone video showing crumbled buildings in the same town that was already hit by a deadly earthquake in august, the new tremors causing even more damage. panicked residents ran to safety, embracing, kneeling, praying in the central plazas. fears rising with each aftershock as more buildings firefighters helped cloistered nuns to safety. their church destroyed. the bell tower on the point of collapse. one nun described what she knelt saying, there was this end of world feeling. you just can't say a tremor. it was more than that. all the house was moving. the earthquake was the strongest in italy in 36 years, hitting a mountain area just north of rome. pope francis mentioned the quake in his weekly sunday blessing saying -- the families who have suffered damage. italy's prime minister promised help, telling reporters that -- [ speaking italian ] >> reporter: we will rebuild everything, the houses, churches and businesses. that might take a long time, with thousands of people left without a roof over their heads, and churches lying in a heap of rubble. abc news, italy. student for putti

this drone video showing crumbled buildings in the town of amatrice in central italy.. .the same town that was already hit by a deadly earthquake in august.. the new tremors causing even more damage. nats - firefighter shepherding nuns panicked residents ran to safety .... embracing, kneeling, praying in the central plazas ... fears rising with each a cloud of dust. firefighters helped cloistered nuns to safety.. their church destroyed.. the bell tower on the point of collapse. one nun describing what she felt .. .saying "there was this end of world feeling, you just can't say a tremor. it was more than that, all the house was moving." the earthquake was the strongest in italy in 36 years, hitting a mountain area just north o pope francis mentioned the quake in his weekly sunday blessing, saying... "i pray for the injured and for the families who have suffered damage." italy's prime minister promised help, telling reporters that... "we will rebuild everything, the houses, the churches and the businesses." that might take a long time... with thousands of people left without a roof over

the country singer was riding his bike when he crashed in the same town where he performed last night, went to the hospital, had to wear a sling but said he was willing to, quote, "tough it out on stage." his friends are saying that just needs to stay off of bikes. >> well, that's friends for you. it's easy for them to say. you know what i mean, celeste? >> hindsight is always 2020, right? >> yeah, it sure is. all right. so what about kelly clarkson? she's coming out with a new album saying the inspiration for the new sound was steve harvey. >> the comedian. >> she describes it as edgy and urban. she sang at president obama's harvey said she had to sing some more soulful songs like the ones she performed. she's incredible, that voice, do you agree? >> she's amazing. john bene ramsay's brother is suing one of the brothers over a cbs documentary, suing dr. spits for $150 million, not for comments for a radio interview in which he was accused of bludgeoning the child to death. he is suing for defamation. >>> pictures from the mike tyson evaneder holyfield bite were photographs were taken

he too is from the same town and went to high school with lee. renee learns he's been lee's self-appointed accountability partner to help her stay off drugs. christopher tells renee lee was with him at his apartment the night she disappeared. but that she left abruptly. this is another man the cops need to talk to. paying him an immediate visit. >> he wanted to help find lee, he was really concerned about her. >> reporter: even pleading for her safe return online and on the local news. >> tried texting her, tried calling her, left her some messages on facebook. and haven't heard anything back from her. >> reporter: with christopher's permission police search his tiny two-bedroom apartment. >> filthy. two-liter jugs of chew spit, clothes and dishes on the floor. christopher's bedroom -- >> disarray. mattress on the floor, no sheets, no pillow case. >> reporter: a blade. >> you can see the bleach spots on it. that's when we asked him to come in for a formal interview. >> you didn't get rid of the sheets? >> no. >> intentionally get rid of the sheet

the same town that was already hit by a deadly earthquake in august. the new tremors causing even more damage. panicked residents ran to safety. embracing, kneeling, praying in the central plazas, fears rising with each aftershock, as more buildings disappear in a cloud of dust. firefighters helped cloistered nuns to safety, their church destroyed, the bell tower on the point of collapse. one nun describing what she felt, saying there was this end of world feeling, you just can't say a tremor. it was more than that, all the the earthquake was the strongest in italy in 36 years, hitting a mountain area just north of rome. pope francis mentioned the quake in his weekly sunday blessing, saying i pray for the injured and for the families who have suffered damage. italy's prime minister promised help, telling reporters that we will rebuild everything, the houses, the churches and the businesses. that might take a long time with thousands of people left without a roof over their heads. and churches lying in a heap of rubble. jennifer eccleston, abc news, ita

elsewhere, that same town in brazil, this shed no match for mother nature. the person who shot this video said it crumpled like paper. >> that's incredible. it looked like it was a paper building. >> that shed, no more. >> wow. >> time for another "rtm" prank. >> i wanted to talk to you about something. >> worried about his dad. at home by yourself alone all the time. >> yeah. >> well, might be a little bit lonely. he's gone and done something without his dad's permission. >> there's a website called golden years match makers. >> oh, my gosh. >> no! farmers only, christian mingle, black people meet. there's something for everybody. >> got a profile on every one of them. >> no! >> i set up a profile on there for you, because i know you wouldn't do it. i found somebody i think would be a perfect match for you. >> well, his dad's reaction, not exactly thrilled. >> hell no. >> whoa! whoa, he's like, no, no! >> well, he's like, i got some bad news for you, mate. >> she'll be here in just a couple minutes. >> you didn't do that. >> oh, you got me. >> oh, lady and

elsewhere, that same town in brazil, this shed no match for mother nature. the person who shot this video said it crumpled like paper. >> that's incredible. it looked like it was a paper building. >> that shed, no more. >> wow. >> time for another "rtm" prank. >> i wanted to talk to you about something. >> worried about his dad. at home by yourself alone all the time. >> yeah. >> well, might be a little bit lonely. he's gone and done something without his dad's permission. >> there's a website called golden years match makers. >> oh, my gosh. >> no! farmers only, christian mingle, black people meet. there's something for everybody. >> got a profile on every one of them. >> no! >> i set u for you, because i know you wouldn't do it. i found somebody i think would be a perfect match for you. >> well, his dad's reaction, not exactly thrilled. >> hell no. >> whoa! whoa, he's like, no, no! >> well, he's like, i got some bad news for you, mate. >> she'll be here in just a couple minutes. >> you didn't do that. >> oh, the doorbell rings. >> oh, you got me. >> oh, la

that's the same town -- already hit -- by a deadly earthquake in this latest -- six-point-six magnitude quake -- is the worst to the hit the area -- in nearly 40 years. government airstrikes -- continue to pound the city of aleppo -- inside syria. 4 people -- including 3 children -- have been killed -- in the most recent attack. the shelling -- comes on the third day -- of a major rebel offensive. both sides -- now accusing the other -- of using poison gas in the battle -- to regain control of the city. and in iraq. isis -- has reportedly executed mosul. the men -- were among 600 people detained -- after gun-battles -- earlier in the week. isis released many of the civilians. in the mean time -- iraqi forces -- are moving closer to mosul. officials say -- they cleared out isis fighters -- from a town --just south of the city. the u-n is worried -- isis will use civilians -- as human shields -- against iraqi forces a racist prank -- lands a college frat -- in hot water. the unversity of central arkansas -- suspends sigma tau gamma -- after a photo surfaces -- of a student in take a look.

yesterday afternoon at a citgo station on route 130 in pennsauken, another citgo station was hit in the same townre robbing a third station three minutes later in haddon township. no one was hurt in the robberies. if you happen to know anything about this, you're asked to call police. >>> that is the sound of matthew's fury as it pounded haiti with wind and rain. and today president obama will track the storm and meet with officials at the federal emergency management agency. he had been scheduled to campaign for hillary clinton in florida today. the strength of hurricane matthew, the most powerful atlantic storm since 2007 made mr. obama change his plans. matthew is now heading for florida, georgia and both coasts of the carolinas. fema has already deployed manpower and supplies to those four states. >>> evacuations are under way in the bahamas. if matthew stays the course, it will be the first direct hit by years. the shutters are up and sandbags are piled and stacked to protect homes and businesses. more than 3,000 visitors so far are still in the bahamas. some are trapped after airlines ra ka

we can't keep rebilled rebilled -- rebuilding -- rebuilding in the same town. >> they will build a levy to keep this from happening again. that plan before horm. >>> flood waters at the h.f. lee plant. this is the same plant we flew over wednesday. we captured thousands of goll -- gallons of water flowing out of a taining wall before it gave way. the breach. duke says the damaged coal ash pond host has not collapsed. >>> lagoons are flooded and bacteria could be polluting the ground area and the number of poultry killed is unknown. >>> for the first time since on the seven-mile stretch of i- 40 johnson ton county. -- jns ton county. officials -- crews spent time filing a hole and fixing a damaged pipe. >>> new numbers tonight from customers without power. dominoa -- dominion has a few outages also. >>> several groups are - item as to tato storm victims. . >> pebeen calling into the want to help donate ta item some don't know where to gather have. we have a couple ideas for you. you never think your helpful cleaning supplies could help r pers in need. >> best case scenario we run out of

. >> it's still the same town. can't judge a whole down by the actions of one person or one group of people. >> reporter: police wouldn't go on camera but tell us the investigation continues. jeanette reyes, channel 6, action news. >>> if you are a pennsylvania residents and not registered to vote, time is running out. midnight marks the deadline tonight to register if you want to cast a ballot in next month's presidential election. so you have about 55 minutes left. you can do so online at pa votes doing. and find the link on 6abc.com. in delaware, saturday, october 15th. and new jersey, october 18th to register to vote. and with just four weeks until the election republican presidential nominee donald trump is not only battling hillary clinton tonight, he's taking on leaders of his own party. trump's latest tirade aimed at paul ryan, calling him weak and ineffective. ryan said he is focusing on defeating democrats and called for all republicans running for office to do the same. meantime on a radio show today new

me and farrell grew up in the same town. so the fact he would give a great beat to an artist not from up. ( laughter ) of course, i made it in ten minutes and the rest is history. >> sure. >> stephen: yeah. he's going to give up his beat. >> stephen: you ever had a part almost taken away from you if you're not there in ten minutes? >> probably. probably that's what's happening right now. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you also are involved in the mcdonald's jingle "i'm lovin' it," right? >> yes. >> stephen: what's your involvement in that song? because thatt money than any song i've ever recorded. >> i think mcdonald's got over. actually, um, i wrote the rap version to i'm lovin' it. it was myself, justin timberlake actually wrote the i'm lovin' it part, and we had to do a rap version thanks to steve stoute, but i wrote it and then, you know, after that me and my brother got this payout check ronald mcdonald. ( laughter ) >> stephen: really? really? like at his home or something like that? >> no, like with a whole bunch of corpora

attorneys quake crumbled buildings and norcia, the same town hit by a deadly earthquake in august. no one was killed or injured, possibly because of powerful jolts last week prompting many to leave their homes. >>> still to come, man's tribute to a friend who passed why his final goodbye was confused for a crime. >>> something you may expect to see an encore movie that happen in real life. what this video reveals about of violent machete attack in an airport coming up next. by 7 am 7:41 am, upper 60s, low 80s, 87 to the afternoon high temperature. comfortable humidity, sunny conditions and changes on the way. extended forecast coming up. >>> coming up now, 10 minutes after 6, take a look at this incredible video. newly released disturbing surveillance showing a machete attack inside and new orleans video is being released, jaw- dropping. it shows a man unleashing streams of spray on traveling -- travelers and swinging machete -- a machete before bolting through the security line. >> the man's praise chemicals in a tsa officers face and chases them through medical directors scaterin

that's the same town -- already august. the new -- six-point-six quake -- causing even more damage. it's the strongest in italy -- in 36 years. thousands of people are homeless -- tonight. but thankfully -- everyone is alive. right now -- in wisconsin -- a man -- accused of gunning down a sheriff's deputy -- behind bars -- after a massive manhunt. investigators say -- the deputy was responding to a report -- of a suspicious vehicle. he called for back -up. but when other go there -- they the new york metropolitan opera -- will reopen for business tomorrow -- after a scare. it forced authorities to evacuate the building. a man walked up to the stage -- during intermission -- and dumped a white -- powdery substance -- into the orchestra pit . officials now believe -- the powder may have been -- cremated remains. audience members say -- they had no idea -- what caused the disruption. but they say -- the evacuation was calm -- and orderly. (ellen marcas/ audience member): "there was no panic or anything, which is probably wise that they didn't start announcing about white powder. they s

. >>> five days ago donald trump held a rally in the same town. it was about five miles from kaine's event at the newtown athletic club. experts say philadelphia suburbs including bucks county could be very important to winning the state of pennsylvania. >>> voters in montgomery county are worried they may have trouble voting at all. nbc 10's deanna durante is looking into a problem with absentee ballots. coming up new at a:30, why election of feshls are scrambling to print them in time. >>> video of a group of thieves backing their store into boyd's department store in center city before stealing $45,000 in designer coats and handbags. the heaves arrived in two cars and rushed into the store with masks and hoodies. 18 kt and chestnut, take a look at how the store looked. it was broken glass. mannequin on the street from the destruction. they made off with expensive purses and jackets. police are still looking for them tonight. >>> details on the theft that caused this damage at the union league. police now they're looking for reginald phillips. t

this drone video showing crumbled buildings in the town of amatrice in central italy, the same town already hit by a deadly earthquake in august. the new tremors causing even more damage. panicked residents ran to safety, embracing, kneeling, praying in the central plazas. fears rising with each aftershock as more buildings disappear in a cloud of dust. firefighters helped cloistered nuns to safety, their church destroyed, the bell tower on the point of collapse. saying -- >> "[ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: "there was this end of world feeling. you just can't say a tremor. it was more than that. all the house was moving." the earthquake was the strongest in italy in 36 years, hitting a mountain area just north of rome. pope francis mentioned the quake in his weekly sunday blessing, saying -- >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: "i pray for the injured and for the families who have suffered damage." italy's prime minister promised help, telling reporters that -- >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: "we will rebuild everything, the houses, the churches, and th

same region. months since deadly tremors killed nearly 300. the view from above showing a town already utterly devastated reduced to ruins. the faces ripped off home after home. >> there's no reason to think it's now suddenly magically going to stop. they're going to be continuing to have aftershocks. some of them are going to be bigger. >> reporter: miraculously, no one was killed in this latest quake but aftershocks roll through the area. a population on edge and on th move. thousands are now homeless and temporary camps are full. with temperatures dropping and fears of more quakes rising it's going to be a long and tense winter. jennifer eccleston, abc news, rome. >>> nearly two dozen spectators were injured after yesterday's speedway. a chevy convertible reportedly tried to cut into the line leaving the handicapped parking lot. that hit another vehicle and none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. the chevy's driver was detained for questioning. >>> and investigators now know what happened to cause this american airlines jet to catch fire, but not why. the america

the same town that was already hit by a deadly earthquake in august. the new tremors causing even more damage. panicked residents ran to safety. embracing, kneeling, praying in the central plazas, fears rising with each aftershock as more buildings disappear in a cloud of dust. firefighters helped cloistered destroyed, the bell tower on the point of collapse. one nun describing what she felt, saying, there was this end of world feeling, you just can't say a tremor. it was more than that, all the house was moving. the earthquake was the strongest in italy in 36 years, hitting a mountain area just north of rome. pope francis mentioned the quake in his weekly sunday blessing, and for the families who have suffered damage." italy's prime minister promised help, telling reporters that we will rebuild everything, the houses, the churches, and the businesses. that might take a long time with thousands of people left without a roof over their heads and churches lying in a heap of rubble. jennifer eccleston, abc news, italy. i'm: now, trick-or-treaters are goin