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As summer wraps up, an important reminder about swimming safety: when her young son fell into the pool, she came flying out of the house, jumped into the pool, and saved the day. As Steven Fabian reports, she's sharing the video as a warning for other families this holiday weekend. And as the school year kicks off around the country, there's a new high-tech way to stop an active school shooter in their tracks: drones. They can take them down before they open fire.

Plus, as a news anchor, she covered stories about all kinds of scams — that's why she's still in shock that she fell for one herself. Now she's telling Inside Edition: if she can be fooled by a phone scammer, anyone can. And 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 spell out something that's, well, kind of racy.

Lindsay Clancy looked straight ahead, showing no emotion, as she learned her trial, which continues to grip the nation, ended in a mistrial, but with lots of drama right to the end. So how is her ex-husband, Patrick, reacting? He was just photographed with his new wife, as speculation grows that they are expecting their first child. And a homicide case in which the son is charged with killing his high school sweetheart, and his mother is also in custody, accused of trying to cover up the crime. Newly released body camera footage reveals the moment police found the star soccer player's body in a Jeep. Plus, today marks exactly 20 years since the Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, was killed when a stingray barb pierced his chest and heart while he was snorkeling. His two children are remembering him, calling him a superhero dad. It's the number one show on Netflix, Death of the Pastor's Wife. Two years ago, Mica Miller's body was found in a state park, and authorities ruled that her death was a suicide. But her friends and family have questions, pointing the finger at her ex-husband, a charismatic pastor. He has not been charged in connection with Mica Miller’s death. Steven Fabian reveals the secrets in the new true crime docuseries.

On day six of deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy trial, jurors remain deadlocked. And we're learning just how tense things are in the jury room: it appears to be 11 to 1, with a lone holdout reportedly refusing to agree with the others, and that's led to lots of frustration, with the judge ordering them to go back and work it out. Alison Hall is at the courthouse with the latest. And the US Open is under the influence of influencers. The stands are filled with content creators, but are all those selfie lights distracting? In fact, the umpire stopped a match to scold one group because he said they were making too much noise. Justin Finch has the latest from the stadium. Plus, a group of good Samaritans joined forces to lift a Volkswagen after an e-bike collided into it, pinning the rider underneath. Steven Fabian is at the scene with more. And Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, are setting up house at their new home in the English countryside. One person who was happy to see them leave the US for the UK is President Trump, and he's not mincing words about why.

She's standing by Tiger. Tiger Woods appeared in court today, striking a plea deal in his Florida rollover crash that led to him being charged with DUI. His girlfriend, Vanessa Trump, was by his side as he pled no contest to reckless driving and learned he won't be allowed to get behind the wheel for years. And the jury in the Lindsay Clancy case was back at it today for day five of deliberations, and they are still deadlocked. There was also big drama as a woman was arrested, accused of filming the jurors, which is strictly prohibited. She denies the allegations and has pled not guilty. Ann Mercogliano caught up with her as she tried to run from reporters outside the courthouse. Plus, we're learning more about the terrifying stabbing incident in Times Square. The Bank of America executive who was killed had just returned from maternity leave and was heading home from work to be with her new baby when a crazed woman stabbed her to death. Steven Fabian is retracing her final steps. And the odds of being struck by lightning are less than one in a million, but it happened to one man, making jaws drop across the country. Now he's talking, telling Justin Finch it may have been his umbrella that attracted the bolt of lightning.

Drama continues at the Lindsay Clancy trial. The jury returned to the courtroom without reaching a verdict, telling the judge they are deadlocked and unable to reach a unanimous decision on whether Clancy was in a state of post-partum psychosis when she strangled her three children. The judge sent the jury back to deliberate.  Ann Mercogliano has the latest from the courthouse. And there have been many stories about police officers shooting family dogs, but this time it's a donkey. A beloved pet, a baby donkey named Hee Haw, is dead after being shot by officers who were searching for a missing child. Steven Fabain reports it has sparked an emotional response, not only from the family who raised Hee Haw, but across the country. Plus, what was dad thinking? That's what many are asking after police had to break a car's windows to save twins who authorities say were left alone for hours outside a bar. When the father finally showed up, his excuse was that so many people wanted to dance with him that he couldn't leave. And it caused total chaos at the crossroads of the world. Police fatally shot a deranged woman in Times Square after she had just stabbed a 32-year-old woman to death. Today we are learning more about the victim, a successful executive who worked her way up to vice president at Bank of America. Justin Finch reports she had also just celebrated her second wedding anniversary.

If you're afraid of heights, this account may unsettle you. A man ended up stuck high above the ground on a tiny ledge, where one misstep would send him falling hundreds of feet down the mountain. The whole time, he was on the phone with a 911 dispatcher, desperately trying to help rescuers find him. And a daughter worried about her elderly dad did a wellness check after not hearing from him and was shocked by what she found. She says all her father's belongings were gone, and on the walls were photos of family members she'd never seen before. The deed to the property had been apparently signed over by her father to his caretaker. The daughter spoke with Jim Moret about what's going on. Plus, we're learning more about the deadly flash flood that hit the Grand Canyon. More than 60 people were evacuated from Phantom Ranch, a popular spot for tourists, after all the footbridges in and out were washed away. Justin Finch reports the concern now is for those still stuck. And it's the third day of deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy trial, with jurors deciding if she was in her right mind when she killed her three children. Meanwhile, behind the scenes, there's a war of words between Clancy's lawyer and true crime commentator Nancy Grace. Ann Mercogliano has more from the courthouse.

 A ghostly figure in a "Scream" mask has been terrorizing a city in Virginia after midnight for weeks. Now authorities say his reign of terror and destruction is over. Steven Fabian has startling video of the dramatic takedown. And it's been called the world's scariest roller coaster — a rite of passage for daredevils. Fans say the X-2 at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California is like being strapped to a rocket. But along with the thrills there have been tragedies, and now the legendary roller coaster is closed. Plus, it was the first full day of deliberations for the jury in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the mother who says postpartum psychosis drove her to kill her three children. Ann Mercogliano is following the Clancy countdown. And For the first time since Dolly Parton's death, a close member of her family is sharing her grief with Dolly's legions of fans.

The jury is now deliberating the fate of Lindsey Clancy, the mother who says she strangled her three children in the midst of postpartum psychosis. There was tension in the final moments in court, as her defense attorney insisted that she was, in his words, “a darn good mother.” And never again. That's what the CEO of a major golf club brand is saying after a controversial ad backfired big time. The ad shows a female golfer being shoved to the ground as she reaches for a club and was criticized for portraying violence against women. Alison Hall reports on an ad that has teed off a lot of people. Plus, it's a Los Angeles eyesore informally known as Graffiti Towers. The half-finished skyscrapers became the target for some sky-high vandalism. Now it's bye-bye graffiti. Jim Moret checked out the massive cleanup operation. And athletes who compete in those grueling Ironman competitions have to be able to handle just about anything, but this is wild. A triathlete swimming in the Savannah River was attacked by an alligator. He shoved his thumb at the gator's eye to save his life

New details are emerging about the death of Dolly Parton. The country music legend was hospitalized for four days, and we're now learning that doctors had diagnosed her with cancer, which she secretly battled. Megan Alexander begins our coverage from Dolly's home in Tennessee. And in a world without Dolly, things feel a little different today for the millions who loved her. Despite her known health issues, her death came as a shock to many, a moment Americans of all ages will remember, recalling where they were when they heard the news. Plus, it's the countdown to the end of the Lindsay Clancy trial. Testimony wrapped up today as the debate continues: was she in the midst of postpartum psychosis, or just a cold, calculating mother who killed her three children? Ann Mercogliano is at the courthouse. And she's done it again. The Little League phenom armed with her secret weapon, a white bow in her hair, wowed the crowd last night.

Shock across the country: Dolly Parton, an American icon, has died. The legendary singer had been battling health problems in recent years. She passed away this morning in a Nashville hospital after being admitted four days ago with kidney and autoimmune issues. Steven Fabian has what we've learned about Dolly's final days. And from her humble beginnings growing up poor in the Smoky Mountains to becoming a national treasure, Dolly Parton's genuine kindness always shined through. Plus, President Trump posted that Dolly's death is a true loss for millions. He also ordered American flags to be lowered to half-mast for one week starting tonight - something rarely done for an entertainer. And Dolly once said the secret to their longevity was never having one fight with her husband.