Out front next, breaking news, Americans stranded.

Caught in a violent outbreak in a major tourist spot, told to shelter in place after the leader of a major drug cartel was killed.

His cartel, now out for revenge, an American who's trapped tonight trying to get home is our guest.

And free fall, Trump's support among Latino Americans cratering, according to our new poll.

I'll speak to a Republican Congresswoman from Florida with a warning to Trump that he could lose even more support from Latino voters.

And breaking this hour, the record-shattering blizzard.

30 million Americans still under a blizzard warning. Travel bans right now

are in effect as five states have over two feet of snow. Let's go out front. And good evening,

I'm Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, the breaking news, Americans stranded and tonight still no end in sight.

American tourists told to shelter in place after chaos and war in the streets following the

killing of Mexico's most powerful drug lord known as El Mentiono.

Terrifying footage taken by tourists in Puerto Vallarda, one of the most popular resort towns in Mexico,

shows the cartel exacting revenge. You see road blockages,

buses, taxes, and businesses burning cars burning there on the streets. In fact, so many vehicles

and buildings are on fire, you can actually see the black smoke from space in this image.

One American radio show host was there on vacation and told USA today about his harrowing drive to the airport trying to get out.

It said that the driver who took us didn't break at all. He drove on parts of the road that he shouldn't have.

We were dodging, burning buses and burning taxi cabs, and he was clinching a rosary and kissing it a couple times.

Now that American says he's now stranded at the airport with no idea when they will leave.

The State Department, meantime, says it's received hundreds of calls from Americans.

And just to give you an idea of what's happening here in this tourist hotspot for Americans,

and we've got new video just into this show of deserted streets littered with the burned out shells of vehicles, you know, literally like being in a war zone.

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