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Some people just walked on by, that's what's so shocking about what happened to a man who died after his coat got caught in a moving escalator. And Luigi Mangione is back in court today. A judge tossed out some evidence found during the initial search of his backpack but the prosecution will still get to use the allege murder weapon and a red notebook they say describe as Mangione’s “manifesto.” Mangione has pled not guilty. And there was a very shocking moment outside the courtroom when  some his fangirls said the slain CEO’s children are better without him because in their words, he was worse than Osama

Miracle escape.  A small plane crashed into a house and killed the pilot and passenger. The home quickly went up in flames with a family trapped inside, and somehow, they were all able to get out. And she was dubbed "hell on wheels,” a teenager convicted of murder for intentionally driving her car into a brick wall at 100 miles per hour and killing her boyfriend and another young man. Now she is speaking out in a new Netflix documentary from behind bars, shedding light on what she says really happened. Plus, now a new, concerning video of Britney Spears. After leaving rehab early, the singer was spotted in a liquor store of

Tiger Woods is back on US soil after spending a month in rehab in Switzerland. And someone else fresh out of rehab is Britney Spears, and she was just spotted in of all places, a bar! Judging by what a witness is telling our Jim Moret, things got a little crazy.  Plus, will disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh be acquitted of murdering his wife and son in a retrial? After his conviction was thrown out by the South Carolina Supreme Court, his lawyers are now prepping for a whole new trial. They spoke with Eva Pilgrim about what they are planning. And 18 passengers from the hantavirus cruise remain in bio-containment centers. That has many worried for their own health. How can you help protect yourself from getting the virus which is usually transmitted by coming in contact with rodent droppings. Steven Fabian spoke with an exterminator on how to

Sentencing day for the woman who wrote a children's book about grief after her husband died and then was found guilty of poisoning him. Today, she’s learning her fate. And a major bombshell in what was dubbed the trial of the century. Prominent attorney Alex Murdaugh was convicted of killing his wife and son, but today the South Carolina Supreme Court overturned his conviction and ordered that there be a new trial.

As Stephen Colbert wraps up his time hosting The Late Show, his fellow legends of late night showed up to give him quite the sendoff. Alison Hall has more on the historic get together. And they’re being called the “Bear Spray Gang”. Thieves armed with animal repellant breaking into homes and spraying whoever catches them in the act. Plus, where is Chonkers? The giant sea lion who popped up on a pier in San Francisco instantly became popular with tourists, drawing huge crowds. Now, he's vanished without a trace. Jim Moret is in the city by the bay with the latest. And a mom was enjoying a state park with her kids when a shiny green beetle caught her eye. She decided to pick the bug up to show her twins. Big mistake! All of a sudden, she started feeling a burning sensation through her body. Turns out she was having a serious allergic reaction.

It was a tough day for Savannah Guthrie, the first Mother's Day since her mom Nancy was kidnapped 100 days ago today. Savannah paid tribute to her mom, posting a heartbreaking video of some of her favorite memories. And a pickup truck crashed into a stopped school bus with 23 students onboard in upstate New York. Cops say the driver was distracted by his cellphone and they wrote him several tickets. Thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. Plus, a big "come on down" moment on The Price is Right! A woman won the biggest jackpot in the show's 54-year history. Alison Hall spoke with the still smiling contestant. And it's been almost two years since colorful fitness guru Richard Simmons passed away, but mystery still surrounds his life. Why did he become reclusive and what lead to his death? Now a new special has some answers.

Even he doesn't know what he was thinking! That's what the hero principal who tackled a gunman inside his high school is saying in his very first TV interview. He says his instincts kicked in and he jumped into action. The gunman has pleaded not guilty. And cops respond to a 911 call about a man with a gun in a suburban neighborhood. They arrive guns drawn and order the suspect on the ground. But it was actually a high school kid with a water gun! As Les Trent reports, it was all part of the popular "Senior Assassin" game. Plus, an American doctor is being hailed a hero today for jumping into action on the Hantavirus cruise ship. He was enjoying his vacation on board when the outbreak started. And when the ship's doctor got sick, his time off took a dramatic turn. Steven Fabian has our report. And it's a real life Disclosure Day. The Pentagon just released a trove of never-before-seen classified files on UFOs. So does it finally prove that we are not alone?

Is this ground zero for the hantavirus that killed three people on a cruise ship? It's a landfill in a seaside city in Argentina known as the end of the world, one of the most scenic places to bird watch. The ship made a stop there before the outbreak. Les Trent has more as fear of the virus spreading grows. And a mom went for a walk in her neighborhood when a pack of wild dogs surrounded her. She screams for help, but the strays go on the attack leaving her with up to 200 bites all over her body. Steven Fabian spoke with the woman's daughter who still can't believe what happened. Plus, powerful storms, including at least three tornadoes, ripped through Mississippi overnight, and this storm chaser is lucky he's ok. He was driving in the bad weather when lightning hit his car. Alison Hall spoke to him about his big scare. And a fiery debate last night in Los Angeles as the top contenders in the mayoral race went head-to-head. One is a reality TV star who's raising eyebrows with an AI generated Batman themed campaign ad showing high profile politicians being attacked.

More drama at sea involving the cruise ship locked down after three passengers died from the rare hantavirus. Today, three other passengers showing symptoms were taken ashore for treatment. But what is it like to come down with the rare virus?  We spoke with two people who know firsthand.

And the sheriff overseeing the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother is under fire from the head of the FBI, Kash Patel. In a new interview, Patel says his bureau was kept out of the crucial first four days of the investigation. But the sheriff is hitting back. Jim Moret has the details. Plus, a family of six was enjoying a day out on the water when their boat started taking on water and sinking. It was all hands-on deck to rescue them. A father and son jumping into action. Brooke Anderson spoke with the duo who are being called heroes. And not guilty. Former New England Patriots star and father of Cardi B's baby is off the hook. His personal chef accused him of trying to strangle her in a violent assault. It was this video that had legal experts say of his accuser dancing soon after the alleged attack, that helped his case. Steven Fabian reports.

What a night! The Met Gala is known for delivering the hottest stars in the wildest fashions and last night did not disappoint! All eyes were on actress Blake Lively, who got all glammed up just hours after the bombshell announcement that she had settled her sexual harassment lawsuit against Justin Baldoni. And what was she thinking?! A woman who police say admitted to drinking and driving tries to mow down a kid on a dirt bike. When he tried to escape on the sidewalk, she was right behind him. Les Trent spoke with the boy's mom, who is still shaking. Plus, it was her dream vacation. An American tourist was on a scuba diving adventure when her trip turned into a nightmare when she alleges her instructor groped her under water. And it was one of the most destructive fires in California history. The Palisades blaze left a wealthy Los Angeles community in ashes. Now, we are learning the man accused of starting it was inspired by accused healthcare CEO assassin Luigi Mangione. Prosecutors say his online searches show he was fixated on the accused killer. Luigi Mangione and all of the accused fire starters have pleaded not guilty.