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many wondering how the biggest blackout since hurricane sandy could happen with a tropical storm like isaias. >> the trees have been the same, the wires have been the same, they should have prepared for this. >> all right, adrienne bankert joins us live now from new jersey. adrienne, we see the problem there right behind you, and there's more trouble on the way? >> reporter: yes, that's right, tom. residents here tell us they've been told they may not get power restored until early next week. and it could be a double whammy for some, with thunderstorms forecast for the mid-atlantic and northeast through saturday. tom? >> adrienne, thank you. next tonight, a 46-year manhunt coming to an end in new mexico. threstina futive officer. the former officer he shot helping to track him down. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight, luis archuleta, a fugitive decades on the run, is back in custody, thanks to an ex-cop who never quit. >> i made him a project. i mean, i've been tracking this guy for 46 years. >> reporter: in 1971, daril cinquanta was a

he spots archuleta, who had recently escaped from a prison camp. archuleta pulls a gun. >> he leveled that gun and shot me. back then, we didn't have bulletproof vests. we didn't have radios that came out of the car. so i had to crawl to the car, get in and call for help. >> reporter: archuleta was eventually caught, but escaped again. confidential sourc >> this person says, i'm going to tell you where your guy is. >> reporter: cinquanta alerted the fbi and police and yesterday, archuleta, now 77, was arrested at a home in new mexico. >> it's very satisfying that i got him and i got bragging rights that i did get him. >> reporter: cinquanta says he never gave up because he took getting shot personally. tom? >> makes a lot of sense. all right, clayton, thank you for that. when we come back, the deadline for nfl players to opt out of the upcoming season. how many players will sit out the season over covid-19 concerns? and michelle obama opening up about her own struggles with