For the first time, we're seeing the suspect police say caused a big scare at the Today Show by rushing past security and charging at one of the co-hosts. Ann Mercogliano reports this is not his first run-in with the law. The suspect is being held on 10 thousand dollars bond. He has pleaded not guilty. And it's been a manhunt for two decades for a doctor accused of sexually assaulting his date on board his yacht. He vanished just before his case went to the jury 21 years ago. Now he's back in custody after U.S. Marshals found him, where else, but on a yacht. In addition to the sexual assault conviction, Fischer is expected to face charges related to unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Plus, World Cup fans are gearing up for what's expected to be quite the star-studded finale on Sunday. But along with security and crowd control, there's another worry: the 80,000 spectators breathing in lingering smoke from the Canadian wildfires. And jaws dropped across the country earlier this week after a grandfather was tossed into the air by a raging bison. For one woman, it brought back horrible memories. Her father, a popular TV reporter, was killed when a bison went on the attack.

A big scare at the Today Show. According to authorities, a man broke through security this morning, making it all the way to the studio and even lunging and shouting a racial slur at one of the co-hosts. And orange USA. Air quality alerts are in effect across a large swath of the U.S. as smoke from Canadian wildfires travels thousands of miles south. Justin Finch has the latest on the dangerous breathing conditions and what you can do to stay safe. Plus, partying principals are in big trouble. Known for their wild motivational videos, they are now appearing in a much different kind of footage: police bodycam video. As Brooke Anderson reports, both principals were pulled over and arrested for DUI. Both principals have pleaded not guilty, each released on $2,000 bond. The academy where they work tells us they have taken appropriate administration action without specifying exactly what that is. And the search is suspended. Divers are still unable to reach the boat that sank in San Francisco Bay to find three people still missing. The family was out on choppy waters spreading a loved one's ashes. Now Jim Moret boards a boat, looking for clues to what went wrong.

New details are emerging from the disaster off the coast of California near Alcatraz Island. We now know the boat that capsized in San Francisco Bay was carrying family members who were scattering a loved one's ashes. Jim Moret is in the City by the Bay with the latest on the family memorial service turned tragedy. And it's getting worse. The number of Americans coming down with severe stomach problems from ingesting a parasite found on lettuce is quickly growing, with the number of victims doubling in some areas from just one week ago. Justin Finch has more on how to avoid becoming part of the statistic. Plus, like all Floridians, she gets a new license plate every decade — but when this retiree got her new one, she couldn't believe her eyes. The letters and numbers spelled out something that's well, kind of racy. And record high heat. From California to the Northeast, the country feels like it's under a heat dome. Many families are cooling off with backyard inflatable water slides, but now there's a warning after a little boy broke his back. Ann Mercogliano has the details.

More and more Americans are coming down with extreme stomach problems after ingesting a microscopic parasite. Health officials in Michigan, the epicenter of the outbreak, now say it appears the source of the problem is a dining staple: lettuce and salad greens. And he's America's most famous living pilot, the hero of the Miracle on the Hudson, landing a plane on the river off New York City and saving all 155 passengers and crew on board. Now 75, Captain “Sully” Sullenberger, known for having a photographic memory, has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Plus, there is uproar over a photo shared by Mitch McConnell and his wife. The senator posted the picture to prove he is alive, but it has sparked a lot of buzz online questioning whether it is fake. This comes as conspiracy theories swirl around the sudden death of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. Today, President Trump said not to believe them. And many thought the hit movie The Wolf of Wall Street was pure Hollywood, but it's based on a true story, and according to a new docuseries, it's way wilder than anything on screen.

As the number of Americans stricken with an extreme stomach problem grows, these people are coming forward to say how bad the illness is. Doctors say the culprit is lettuce and other produce tainted with a parasite, though it's a mystery where it came from. Families coast to coast are taking extra care to wash their fruits and vegetables. Ann Mercogliano has what you need to know to stay safe. And we're learning more about the final days of Lindsey Graham. Among his final words were, “I can't die now.” The South Carolina senator and close ally of President Trump passed away suddenly from a ruptured aorta. But there were warning signs something bad was happening. Plus, it's the story making headlines across the country: a man was thrown in the air by a charging bison inside Yellowstone National Park. Today we're learning more about the tourist who went airborne. He's a grandfather with a long grey beard, and as Justin Finch reports, not only does he look like Santa Claus, he plays him during the holidays. And remember the poor pooch in the stands at a baseball game, forlornly looking at someone else's hot dog? He went back to the stadium and proved that every dog really does have his day.

You've probably heard of the show Naked and Afraid, but this guy is naked and unafraid. When his home was threatened by a fire, he jumped into action, and with no time to get dressed, he was as naked as the day he was born. Steven Fabian spoke with him and his blushing fiancée. There's growing outrage over two bikini-clad young women kayaking in an alligator-infested river, after one of them reached out and pet a gator on the back. Experts warn she could have easily lost her arm, and there's another serious concern: gators getting too comfortable around humans. Plus, It's over. Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has reportedly separated from her husband, Bryon Noem, amid allegations he engaged in cross dressing. It's Noem's own mother breaking the news. And it's been a mystery where newlyweds Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been since getting married a week ago. Now we know where they are. Taylor and Travis have been spotted landing in Los Angeles, but it's not part of their honeymoon plans; it was to attend another weekend wedding.

A big black hole of memory: that's how Katie Couric is describing an amnesia scare. It happened right after she finished hosting a panel discussion, when her husband noticed she looked tired and confused. Were there warning signs leading up to the scare? And it was one of the ugliest legal battles in recent Hollywood history: Blake Lively accusing her co-star and director Justin Baldoni of sexual harassment. Now that the two have settled the case, Baldoni and his wife are breaking their silence, and in their own words, they have a lot to unpack. Plus, there was a big moment in court today at the hearing of the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk. For the first time, we heard from the suspect's former roommate and love interest, who says he recognized him right away in the surveillance images from the crime scene. And there's sadness today over the deaths of two crime-fighting dogs, but they didn't die in the line of duty. Authorities say they were left in a hot car for seven hours. A sergeant, who runs the sheriff department's K9 unit, is now facing charges.  

It was a dramatic rescue of a family of four after their Tesla flew off a 250-foot cliff in California. Everyone survived, and it's being called an absolute miracle. But this was no accident. Prosecutors say the dad, a successful radiologist, deliberately tried to wipe out his entire family. But as Steven Fabian reports, he's now free - the attempted murder charges were dismissed because it was determined he suffered from a psychotic episode due to a major depressive disorder. And the Secret Service is keeping an extra eye on President Trump. With the ongoing military strikes on Iran, there are fears they could retaliate while the president is nearby. In fact, as Justin Finch reports, at the NATO Summit in Turkey, President Trump himself says he's number one on the kill list. Plus, as a news anchor, she covered stories about all kinds of scams — which is why she's still in shock that she fell for one herself. Now she's telling Inside Edition that if she can be fooled by a phone scammer, anyone can. And one of the thousand guests personally invited to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, but basketball legend turned commentator Charles Barkley RSVP'd that he would not attend. Now he's explaining why.

Team USA's winning streak at the World Cup is over. Last night's loss to Belgium hit hard, especially after President Trump moved to get a suspended star player back on the field. The Belgian players couldn't resist poking fun by doing the Trump shuffle, and it's not just them. As Steven Fabian reports, the whole world seems to be gloating over the big loss. And she became a voice for the anti-vaxx movement after claiming her 18-month-old twins died from childhood vaccinations. Now, in a stunning twist, police have charged the mother with two counts of first-degree murder. Plus, everyone knows it's expensive to go to the movies, but why are tickets to the new Matt Damon and Zendaya movie, The Odyssey, being sold for as much as two thousand dollars each? And a  family is speaking out about their July Fourth get-together that went horribly wrong. Instead of shooting into the sky, the fireworks shot directly toward them, and as Brooke Anderson reports, when they ran to get inside, the front door was locked.

Call them the honeymooners! After they pulled off their wedding inside New York's Madison Square Garden, we've learned the newlyweds, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, hopped onto their private jet to enjoy the July 4th weekend at her home in Rhode Island. Alison Hall is outside Taylor's summer home with the latest. And an emotional day for Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika. She came face to face with the man accused of assassinating her husband at one of his college campus events. Steven Fabian has more on what happened in court. Plus, seventeen years after the Miracle on the Hudson comes another amazing landing on the waters off Manhattan. And twelve years ago, if you went on social media, there's a good chance you saw someone getting a giant bucket of ice water dumped on them. It was called the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge - a global phenomenon that became one of the most successful viral social media campaigns of all time. Well, now it's back!