ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Oct. 12, 2026

David Muir, ABC's World News Tonight, America's most watched. newscast now streaming same day with all the breaking news. of the day on Disney Plus. Most watched, most trusted now on Disney Plus every night. Tonight, the breaking news, the well-known actress arrested. after chaos on board a Delta flight from Los Angeles to JFK. Actress Selma Blair arrested, accused of biting and. injuring flight attendants. What we know so far. Also just in tonight, ABC station WSB in Atlanta.

reporting a deadly accident at Six Flags over. Georgia. Tonight the incident involving. a passenger on a roller coaster. That news coming in now. The ice arrest under intense scrutiny tonight. Federal agents pulling a man from his car. outside New York City. A mother holding a little girl trying to block agents from. putting the dad into the car. A young boy holding onto him, screaming. Just in tonight, the 911 calls now made public in the middle. of that botched execution of inmate Krista Pike.

You will hear what they say. Tonight we fly over the destruction, the deadly. hurricane slamming into the Gulf, rooftops. torn away, apartment buildings ripped open. Tonight we have learned Pope Leo, the first American pope, will undergo surgery tomorrow. >>> The president of the United States is facing backlash. from Republicans and Democrats over his controversial deal to. import diesel fuel from Russia to ease record-breaking crisis.

here in the U.S. because of the war in Iran. Tonight with the midterms just weeks away now, the Justice. Department sending federal agents into the home of. Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who is up for. reelection, a longtime target of President Trump. Sean Diddy Combs rushed from prison to the hospital. What we know the horrific scene at the zoo, a. man mauled by a tiger. How did he get into that enclosure? Tonight a young star from Breaking Bad has died. Singer Kelly Clarkson and her battle with a Brooklyn.

store claiming she was snubbed And at the store describing. it as her pretty woman moment. What that store is now saying tonight. From ABC News World Headquarters in New York, this is World. News Tonight with David Muir. Good evening and it's great to have you with us here. on a very busy Monday night. We begin tonight with the arrest of actress Selma Blair. after chaos erupted on a Delta.

Tonight, actress Selma Blair released on bond but facing. assault charges after police say she was physically abusive. on a Delta flight from Los Angeles to New York yesterday. Two flight attendants were injured. You can hear the pilot telling air traffic.

control about some of those injuries on board and. asking for medical help. I've got one flight attendant and one passenger that. sustained some minor injuries, a bloody nose, as well as some bite marks. I'm going to get some medical personnel at the gate to. look at their injuries. The crew saying Blair also injured herself. It sounds like the disruptive passenger also bashed. her head on the bulkhead or something like that. So we'll obviously have to get her potentially checked. out as well as involved with law enforcement.

Sixty thousand dollars. The actress was treated at the hospital and tonight she. is also accused of kicking a police officer and a nurse. The 54-year-old Blair, best known for her roles in Cruel. Intentions and Legally Blonde, was diagnosed with multiple. sclerosis in 2018, later opening up to our Robin Roberts. When you were first diagnosed, what initially. went through your mind? I cried. I had tears. I wasn't they weren't tears of panic.

They were tears of nothing. I now had to give in to a body that had loss of control. Blair continued acting and appeared on Dancing. with the Stars in 2022 until her health forced. her to leave early. My body is definitely taking a hit. It's way too much for the safety of my bones. The actress has been open about her struggles, and. last night was not Blair's first incident on a plane. In 2016, she was removed from a flight by stretcher. after what she described as a blackout for which she.

apologized and attributed to having mixed alcohol and. medication. And David, tonight, a representative. for Blair telling ABC News, Selma experienced a medical. emergency that led to the alleged conduct, David. Will Reeve leading us off here tonight. Will, thank you. Also just in tonight as we're on the air here in the. West, ABC News confirming a deadly accident at. Six Flags over Georgia. The incident involving multiple passengers on a roller. coaster. Here's Faith Abubey. Tonight, riders on this popular roller coaster at Six Flags.

evacuated after a passenger died while on the ride. The Goliath is one of the largest rides at. Six Flags over Georgia. The car stopped near the top of the ride, people. taking off one by one. It's going to be a 1-5, 15-year-old female. She was the belted passenger in a roller coaster accident. >> My patient is a 07, a seven-year-old male. >> Several people injured, emergency crews. rushing in to help. >> They were both in the same room.

The patient was struck in the neck and in. the face by the body. >> The theme park writing in a statement, quote, "We are. deeply saddened by the guest incident at our park today.". A witness describing the horrific accident. And one person telling ABC News, as the cars pulled in, he saw. one of the restraints unlatched and a person yelling, "Someone fell out.". And David, several people witnessed this horrific. incident, including park staff and guests. A park spokesperson says they are providing support for.

everyone affected and they're cooperating with. the investigation. All right, Faith Abubey tonight. Thank you, Faith. Tonight, the new ICE arrest under intense scrutiny. Federal agents pulling a man from his car outside New. York City, a mother holding a little girl, trying to. block agents from putting the father in the car. You can see a young boy holding onto him, screaming, following disturbing scenes in New York and Texas. in recent days. And here's Aaron Katersky. Look what ICE doing, y'all. Tonight, ICE tactics are facing new scrutiny after this.

harrowing scene of a family torn apart during an. arrest in New Jersey. The video circulating online is the third clash with ICE. agents captured on camera in. And now, for the latest on this and other stories, head to. our website, thedailynews.com. Block agents from putting the father into their car as a. young boy desperately clings to his body and screams. Homeland Security officials identified. the man as John Michael Correra-Sangucho, a Honduran.

national who they say was living in the U.S. illegally and had multiple traffic infractions. Days later, ICE agents in Houston struck a man as he and. the driver of this truck they And now, for the first time. in decades, the man they were chasing ran away. Miguel Parra-Hernandez, an undocumented. immigrant from Mexico living and working in the U.S. for 30 years, has a broken leg. He still has multiple surgeries to undergo, which he cannot. right now due to swelling. And tonight, after ICE shot a man in New York while his. 5-year-old son sat on the back of his car, his lawyers. say Oscar Belgal still has a bullet in his neck.

DHS said he's a convicted thief with gang ties. If you commit a crime and you're illegal here, we. are going to pursue you. We're going to hunt you down. We'll arrest you and we will send you back. The shooting was captured on agents' body cameras and. there's a clamor here, David, for ICE to release the footage. But so far, officials have declined, saying it's. part of the investigation. Our chief investigative correspondent, Aaron Katersky. Aaron, thank you. Tonight the 911 calls that have just been made public.

from the botched execution of inmate Krista Pike in Tennessee. You will hear what they say on those calls amid the confusion. Here's Stephanie Ramos. Tonight newly released 911 calls capture the confusion. after Tennessee prison officials failed to execute death. row inmate Krista Pike. They did try to do an execution and it failed. In 911 audio, Pike's defense attorney telling the dispatcher. Pike is still alive after two lethal injections. She's still alive and breathing and. needs immediate life signing check.

First responders racing to the prison, trying to get answers. We're trying to figure out, like, because they called him for the fire department. We didn't call anybody. I would have been the one to call. you guys. We didn't call anyone. The calls released more than 10 days after the. convicted killers botched execution. They're carrying out execution tonight. and subject has not ...lawyers say prison staff. used at least seven needles to try and gain access to. her arms. These very caustic lethal injection chemicals, pentobarbital, leached into the surrounding tissues, causing.

chemical burns. Tonight, Pike is now back behind bars in prison. getting treatment. Her lawyers have said she has been able to. take steps but remains mentally foggy. David, officials maintain they followed the state's. protocol for executions. In the In the aftermath, the. Governor has paused all executions in the state. Stephanie Ramos reporting tonight. Stephanie, thanks. Tonight, we fly over the destruction from. that deadly hurricane that slammed right into. the Gulf. Rooftops torn away, apartment buildings right.

in Florida ripped wide open. The Category 2 hurricane with winds more than. 100 miles per hour. ABC meteorologist Leslie Lopez has been in the. storm zone all along. Tonight major storms causing major damage on both coasts. Isaias in the east. Rachel Scott, David Muir, David Muir, Rachel Scott, David. Muir, Rachel Scott, David Muir, Tagging 105 mph winds and feet. of storm surge. Watch as the roof peels away from this motel. in Pensacola, sending it flying.

Just east of there in Milton, Florida, the roof sheared. off this apartment building. We saw the damage from above on. a Coast Guard chopper. So we're circling right now this sailboat. right here. The Coast Guard did take some thermal imaging. >> The system spawning multiple tornadoes in. Georgia and the Carolinas. In Raleigh, Eric Grubbs made it to his bathroom just in time. >> Grabbed the dog and got up from here. The roof started collapsing in as we were running. That window blew out.

I mean, it like exploded at the bathroom door as. I was closing the door. And he made it in the nick of time. >> He's saying he's blamed for at least four deaths across the. storm zone, three from falling trees. And in the West, remnants of tropical storm Rachel brought. dramatic scenes of raging floodwaters to the Las Vegas. Strip, multiple cars stranded, wave slamming homes in Long. Beach for a fourth day in a row, leaving multiple properties. red-tacked and uninhabitable. David, crews are working quickly to restore power. Florida Power and Light say they're. going to have service back to 85% of customers by tonight and.

complete their work tomorrow. David. Meteorologist Leslie Lopez in. the storm zone for us. Leslie, thanks so much. Of course, storms on both sides of the. country. Let's get right to chief meteorologist Ginger Zee. back with us to start another week. Hi, Ginger. Hi, David. After the beaches here in Southern California got. ravaged by those south swells from the tropical storm Rachel, we've got coastal flood alerts up still from San Diego. and Capistrano Beach all the way up to the. Bay Area and Monterey. But you also notice yellow and green there in Utah, Arizona, parts of Nevada. That's still a level two out of four tonight for flash flooding.

You could anticipate another inch or more. falling on some burn scars. That could be problematic. Then those storms join another piece of energy and bring. damaging wind threat from Kansas City back to the. Texas Panhandle. We'll look for that to happen in the evening hours. And then that's all riding a ridge, where daily records. broke today in Nashville. They could do it every day through Thursday, David. Ginger Zee with us here tonight. Ginger, we'll see you first thing in the morning on GMA. Thank you. Tonight, we have learned that Pope Leo will undergo surgery. tomorrow after a nodule was found on his lung.

Let's get right to ABC's Tom Soufi-Burridge at. the Vatican tonight. Tom. That's right, David. Pope Leo heading into Rome's Gemelli Hospital in the morning. for surgery to remove a small. >> Good morning.

David. Glad it's been caught early, Tom Soufi-Burridge, at the Vatican tonight. Tom, thank you. Tonight, President Trump is facing. backlash from Republicans and Democrats over. his controversial deal to import diesel fuel. now from Russia to ease the record-breaking. prices here in the U.S.

because of the war in Iran. Here's Mary Bruce. Tonight amid growing backlash, President Trump defending his. new deal with Vladimir Putin to suspend sanctions. and buy Russian diesel, with diesel prices. hitting record highs since Since Trump launched. his war on Iran. But economists say the president's deal with. Putin is unlikely to make a meaningful difference. in the price of diesel here at home. Ukrainian President Zelensky calls the agreement "weak".

It gives Putin money and he spends money only on this war. Kill us. Kill our children. Trump says Russia and Ukraine have both now agreed to stop. attacking each other's energy infrastructure, calling. it a "energy ceasefire". But Russia and Ukraine say there is no agreement, and on. both sides, strikes continue.

All right, Mary Bruce tonight. That's the Russian diesel deal. And Mary has more in another developing headline. breaking from the White House at this hour. And this involves President Trump's ambassador to. Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle. Mary, what have you learned? Well, David, Kimberly Guilfoyle was engaged to the president's. son, Donald Trump Jr., for four years, Trump then.

naming her ambassador to Greece. But she's now battling corruption allegations, including that she allegedly tried to pressure. a Trump donor to pay her $100,000 credit card bill. Tonight, Trump was asked if he's considering firing Guilfoyle, and he said, quote, "We're looking at it. We're not happy.". Mary Bruce here on a Monday night. Mary thanks as always. Meantime the war in Iran and now the escalating. violence in the Middle East. Iran backed Houthi rebels hitting a packed. airport terminal in Saudi Arabia with a missile. More than a dozen people killed and President Trump was asked.

late today will the US now join the Saudi fight. So here's Ian Pannel. Ian. Yeah David this was a. terrifying attack on a major airport in Saudi. You can see the moment a missile slams into a packed airport. terminal in the capital Riyadh. The weekend attack by ram-backed Houthi rebels. in neighboring Yemen, killing 13 people, including. one American, hundreds more wounded. The Houthis striking the same airport multiple. times in recent days. President Trump now saying the U.S.

may join the battle against the Houthis, but with increased. U.S. instability and oil prices rising, this. carries major risks. Our chief foreign correspondent, Ian Pannel, tonight. Ian, thanks. Meantime, back here in the U.S. and with the midterms now just weeks away, the Justice. Department sending federal agents into. the home of Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who is up for reelection, a longtime target. of President Trump. Here's Jay O'Brien tonight. Tonight, the extraordinary move from the Justice Department. Just 22 days before the election, federal agents.

searching the home of a sitting congresswoman, Minnesota's Ilhan Omar, one of President Trump's. most frequent targets. I've always found her to be totally crooked, personally, but that has nothing to do with me. I think she's a terrible person, but that's. really up to the DOJ. The Justice Department traditionally avoids. taking public steps in political investigations. And, of course, there's a lot of other things. to look forward to. DC Home, where neighbors told us they banged on the door.

Federal investigators were here since the early hours of. the morning, parking a long line of police cars and evidence. van, pulling boxes out of the congresswoman's home. Sources tell ABC News the investigation relates. to the congresswoman's immigration paperwork. The congresswoman came to the U.S. as a Somali refugee in 1995. She became a citizen in 2000 at age 17. Tonight, Omar defiant, calling this political intimidation and. an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal.

law enforcement, adding, "I will not be silenced.". David, in the past, President Trump has called for Omar to. be investigated, jailed, even deported. And again tonight, the DOJ breaking with its own tradition, launching that high-profile search of her home just 22. days out from Election Day. Jay O'Brien, live in D.C. tonight, Jay. Thanks. When we come back here, a well-known star. from Breaking Bad has died at just 34 years old. Also, Sean Diddy Combs in the medical emergency in prison. Combs rushed to the hospital. What we know so far tonight, the horrific scene at the.

zoo, a man mauled by a tiger. How did he get into that enclosure? And singer Kelly Clarkson and the battle with a New York. City store tonight claiming she was snubbed, calling. it her pretty woman moment. And what that store is now saying tonight in a moment here. Tonight, Sean Diddy Combs rushed from prison to the hospital. TMZ reporting Combs received treatment for a head injury. after falling Saturday. No word on the extent of the injury. He's reportedly back at the prison in New Jersey tonight, serving that 50 month sentence on prostitution related charges. A wildlife park in England remains closed tonight. following a deadly tiger attack.

Witnesses say the man climbed into the tiger's enclosure and. was mauled to death on Saturday. Of course, we're not showing the graphic. parts of this encounter. The park saying the tiger will not be euthanized. We're going to be talking about the story of a young. star from Breaking Bad. Singer Kelly Clarkson and this battle with a Brooklyn store. describing it as her pretty woman moment. What happened right after this? To the index of other news, Breaking Bad. star RJ Mitte has died. Best known for his role as Walter White Jr.,

Mitte lived with cerebral palsy and championed. disability rights. He was 34 years old. Tonight's singer Kelly Clarkson taking aim at a Brooklyn. store, writing online she was snubbed at the store Art of. Play after seeing a price tag for a $15,000 mechanical bird. She asked to buy it. Clarkson saying she was treated like Julia Roberts' character. in Pretty Woman and "was looked at as if I. couldn't afford it.". The store now saying the bird was not for sale. Art of Play saying it reached out to Clarkson. to try to clear the air. When we come back here in the broadcast tonight, what Michael.

Jordan's jersey just went for, The second highest. price for a jersey ever. And can you guess the highest? Finally tonight here, the record sale, Michael Jordan's famous. jersey fetching a fortune. Tonight, the Chicago Bulls jersey worn by Michael. Jordan has just sold for an astonishing $14 million. Jordan, of course, wearing the number 23 jersey in game. two of the 1998 NBA Finals. Jordan grabs it and slams it. Tonight, setting a new record for the highest known.

price ever paid for a piece of basketball memorabilia. The second most expensive jersey ever sold. Babe Ruth's 1932 World Series jersey, selling. for more than $24 million. Michael Jordan, of course, would go on to win his. sixth and final NBA championship with the Bulls. That historic season, the subject of the popular. docuseries The Last Dance. Knowing that this is the last dance, we didn't lose focus of. what we were trying to achieve. Michael Jordan and his jersey, 14 million.

I'll see you right back here tomorrow night. I'm David Muir. Good night. David Muir, the most trusted, most watched. newscast in America. And now, ABC's World News Tonight has won the Emmy for. Best Live News Program for the fourth year in a row. [MUSIC PLAYING].