Inside Edition for Friday Oct 09, 2026
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The ballpark moment dividing the country. A Dodgers fan catches a foul ball, and standing right next to him is a little boy looking longingly at the ball. It raises a big question: should the kid get the ball? And he’s best known for starring on the popular TV series Pretty Little Liars. Now his face is covered in blood, but it's not makeup for a new role. He says he was randomly attacked and hopes video from the scene will help catch the attackers. Plus, there is major blowback today over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announcing that the military's first firing squad execution in decades will be live streamed. And a sex guide is part of a sex education program at Cornell. Now, in the wake of a student claiming in a lawsuit that she was gang raped by seven fraternity members, the guide is under the microscope. Many are saying the university has some explaining to do. Ann Mercogliano has more. We warn you, the details may be too explicit for younger viewers. Cornell had no comment when we asked about the sex guide. None of the seven fraternity brothers have been criminally charged, and all deny any wrongdoing.
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