It was supposed to be a fun filled day - a million people filling the streets of Kansas City to give the Chiefs a hometown heroes welcome after winning the Super Bowl. However, chaos erupted as shots broke out and people ran for their lives. And it turns out Taylor Swift was far from today's drama - thousands of miles away in Melbourne, Australia for the next leg of her tour. All this comes on the heels of Travis Kelce’s apology to his coach over that tantrum on the field on Sunday - an apology that came at the urging of his big brother. Plus, it was a television staple for quarter of a century: The Newlywed Game, where couples answered wacky and cringe worthy questions. On this Valentines Day, Jim Moret catches up with some of those couples who are still together decades later. And it was only a matter of time but asking to be a Valentine has become a big event.

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Inside Edition for Wednesday, February 14, 2024

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He's the number one golfer in the world and he started the day off in handcuffs. Scottie Scheffler was arrested on his way to the PGA championship. Cops say he didn't follow orders, but he says it was a big misunderstanding. As Ann Mercogliano reports, Scheffler was arrested after dragging a cop who was trying to get his car to stop. And, it's the war of words at a Congressional hearing that stopped just short of hair pulling. In fact, it was so catty it's being compared to a “Real Housewives” reality show. Plus, Donald Trump's criminal trial was put on hold today so the former president could attend his son's high school graduation where the 6’ 7” Barron towered over his fellow classmates. And, now a nail-biting high speed police chase before dawn in Los Angeles. A woman in a van was flying down the freeway, going the wrong way, right at the beginning of rush hour - hitting a number of vehicles before she was finally taken into custody.

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Inside Edition for Friday, May 17, 2024

Inviting a three time Super Bowl champion to give the commencement address at a college graduation sounded like a good idea. However, what Kansas City Chiefs’ kicker Harrison Butker said is making lots of mouths drop. Many people are saying his ideas about women and other groups sound like they are from the 50s. Jim Moret on the backlash that's resulted. And new developments in the case of the 15-year-old water skier who was killed when a boat hit her. The man who was allegedly at the helm says he had no idea anything had happened. Plus, a woman fought back after she says she was spied on in a dressing room by putting the peeping Tom suspect in a headlock until help arrived. And actress Oliva Munn, who's battling breast cancer, reveals she harvested her eggs to have one more baby.  

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Inside Edition for Thursday, May 16, 2024

Actress Angie Harmon is reliving the day her beloved dog was shot and killed by an Instacart driver. In a tearful interview, she says the man delivering her groceries was not the person who appeared on her app. So how can you be sure who your delivery person really is? And officials in Florida say they have found the boat involved in a hit and run accident that killed a 15-year-old water skier, and they say they know who was at the helm when the accident happened. Plus, after Miss USA and Miss Teen USA abruptly resigned, the runners-up were offered the crowns. Runner-up Miss New York Teen USA said no thanks, and now she’s telling Jim Moret why. And did you take advantage of Red Lobster's all you can eat shrimp deal? Well, as Les Trent reports, executives say that deal, coupled with a slow-down in traffic, may lead the chain to file for bankruptcy.  

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Inside Edition for Wednesday, May 15, 2024

The ugly mess at the Miss USA beauty pageant organization continues in the wake of both Miss USA and Miss Teen USA giving back their crowns amid allegations of a toxic work environment. Now their mothers are talking about the dream they say turned out to be a nightmare. And the U.S. has now experienced at least one tornado in the country for 19 days in a row. Inside Edition reports on a twister that hit at a country club with so little warning golfers had to run for cover, as their carts were tossed around like toys. Plus, add Kelly Clarkson to the long list of people who've dropped a lot of weight with the help of drugs. At first she said she was just eating healthy and "listening to her doctor," Well - it turns out, what her doctor had said was “take a weight loss drug.” And he may not have won best in show - but he's certainly the breakout star of the Westminster Dog Show.

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Inside Edition for Tuesday, May 14, 2024

A mom's face is covered in bites after being attacked by an army of fire ants. She says it happened during a traffic stop that turned ugly. She says officers hogtied her down on the ground, on what turned out to be an ant hill. The police chief says the body camera video is misleading, saying no fire ants were visible and the woman was treated with “respect and dignity.” And another pedestrian in New York was sucker punched out of nowhere…and this time it was a big star. The victim is Emmy winning actor Steve Buscemi. Plus, a mom was very happy to be with her nine-year-old son this Mother's Day - just days ago he was hanging out on the living room couch when bullets came flying through the window. He wasn't the only one ducking for cover…Jim Moret explains. And according to the FBI, scams targeting the elderly caused over 3.4 billion in losses last year…that's 11% more than the previous year. Well, this granny has heard enough and she's now fighting back - turning the tables on the scammers. She spoke with Les Trent.

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Inside Edition for Wednesday, February 14, 2024

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