Inside Edition

Time is running out for former President Trump to come up with the 464 million dollar bond he needs to pay in connection with his civil fraud case. If he doesn't, will he declare bankruptcy or sell prime real estate? As Steven Fabian reports, Donald Trump’s critics are reveling in the thought of seeing chains on Trump Tower. And Oprah Winfrey stopped by pal Gayle King's CNN show last night and King's co-host, basketball legend Charles Barkley, made an admission - he's taking a weight loss drug, too. But thanks to the crazy demand, as Les Trent tells us, he's struggling to get his prescription filled. Plus, It got big laughs more than 30 years ago - Sharon Stone on Saturday Night Live being ogled by airport security agents. However, in the “Me Too” era, it has not aged well...and comedian Dana Carvey is apologizing. And a woman bought a sparkly dress at her local Goodwill for just $15 and it turns out it was made by Jackie Kennedy's personal designer. Ann Mercogliano has more on her amazing find.

On the heels of Princess Kate’s photoshop debacle comes more drama. The hospital where the princess had abdominal surgery has launched an investigation over claims staff members attempted to access her private medical records. It's being called a major security breach. The news comes as the man who shot the video seen around the world of Kate at a farmer's market sits down for his first interview. And who doesn't remember the Little Rascals - the mischief making gang was a staple of children’s television in the 50s, and remains a pop culture phenomenon today. Now, the name is actually being used by the FBI to describe a trio of kid bank robbers. As Steven Fabian reports, one is just 11-years-old. Plus, Taylor Swift's boyfriend, Travis Kelce, has already hosted Saturday Night Live...but he may have more TV time in his future. Word is he's close to inking a deal to host a reboot of the popular game show, Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? And when a pilot decided to retire after 33 years, he threw quite the party! Spending an entire year's salary to fly more than 100 of his closest friends and family on a dream vacation to Hawaii. As Les Trent reports, this pilot's sign-off was a celebration to remember.

It's an indicator of just how damaged the credibility is of Britain’s royal family. No doubt you saw that video of Princess Kate at a farmers market with her husband Prince William. Was it real or did the palace put out another fake? Les Trent says the man who shot the video is speaking out saying, it was really Kate. And over the course of his business life, Donald Trump has filed more than 3,500 lawsuits. Yesterday, he filed another one…this time against ABC News and George Stephanopoulos. The former president says the anchorman defamed him when he said Trump had been found liable for raping E. Jean Carroll. Plus, authorities say a man shot and killed a state police officer who'd stopped to give him a hand with a flat tire. The suspect might still be at large if not for a store clerk who'd seen coverage of the killing and bravely helped bring him to justice. Still concerned for her family's safety, she agreed to speak with Steven Fabian in disguise. And last night's Oprah Winfrey’s primetime special on weight loss aimed to take the shame out of using drugs to shed pounds. Today more and more people are taking to social media confessing to using medication to lose weight.

It's now been ten days since college student Riley Strain went missing during a night out in Nashville. While officials haven't yet found the college senior, they do have an important clue - which has just been found by a citizen sleuth. And when Donald Trump critiqued Jimmy Kimmel during Oscar night, the comic didn't hesitate to share the comment during the awards show. The former president's still got things to say about Kimmel. Plus, Miami Beach's efforts at cracking down on spring break appears to be working. However, that apparently just means that a lot of the chaos and craziness has moved north up the beach.  And an estimated $2.7 billion will be legally bet on the NCAA Basketball Tournament - which means a lot of people are filling out their brackets. 

The new movie civil war starring Kirsten Dunst premiered last night at the South by Southwest festival in Austin. The action packed film about a torn apart America is getting a big reaction...with many saying with the current political climate it's not that far-fetched. Steven Fabian reports. And an important ruling in the elections interference case involving former President Trump in Georgia. A judge today ruled District Attorney Fani Willis can remain in charge of the case - only if the attorney she hired, who is also her ex-boyfriend, goes. However, the judge says Willis showed a "tremendous lapse in judgment.” Plus, actress Olivia Munn's breast cancer diagnosis continues to be a wake-up call for women. Now, we're speaking with her doctor about why she felt Munn was at higher risk for the disease. And a number of former child stars are coming forward to share uncomfortable experiences they say they endured as kids. As Les Trent reports, they say they were living the dark side of kids’ TV.   

Life can change in the blink of an eye…and for the parents of the little girl who died when a sand hole collapsed on her, they can hardly believe how quickly tragedy struck their family. They're now talking about their horrible loss. And yesterday when we reported on actress Olivia Munn’s shocking case of breast cancer, we shared that her doctor had given her what's called a “breast cancer risk assessment” test. Her results warranted closed examination which is what detected her fast growing cancer. Understandably - everyone wants to know exactly what that test is. Plus, she was the quintessential beach girl…on the cover of the Sports illustrated Swimsuit issue multiple times. Now Christie Brinkley's revealing she's got skin cancer. Ann Mercogliano on the warning she's sharing. And she was mercilessly lampooned on Saturday Night Live. Now the senator who was mocked for her response to the State of the Union speech is giving her critique. Steven Fabian with what she had to say.

We've heard about the crackdown on spring breakers…now the search is on for a college senior who's been missing after he was reportedly asked to leave a honkytonk on the strip in Nashville. He was last seen Friday night on surveillance footage, stumbling as he walked down the sidewalk. Now his anxious parents are talking to Les Trent about the search. And it's a social media staple for more than 170 million Americans…but TikTok's future is looking uncertain now that the House of Representatives has passed a ban on the Chinese owned app. It now heads to the Senate where it faces a more uncertain fate - and an army of young TikTok users are inundating their senators - at TikTok's suggestion - urging them to save the app. Plus, first he was fired by CNN, now's he's been let go by Elon Musk - even before his show appears on X. Don Lemon says his first guest was supposed to be Musk himself, but after the interview, Musk cancelled his show. Lemon says the interview will still be posted on YouTube. And she got her start on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and went on to star in X Men: The Apocalypse. Now, just days after wowing on the Oscar red carpet, Olivia Munn is revealing she's battling breast cancer.  

20 years ago Scott Peterson was convicted of killing his wife Laci and their unborn son. He has always proclaimed his innocence and now he has a powerful ally. The LA Innocence Project has taken up his case and is calling for a new trial. As Les Trent reports, today Peterson was back in court. And more than 19 million people tuned in for Sunday night's Oscars…the highest in four years. As Jim Moret reports, we're learning more about the drama that went on behind-the-scenes. Plus, a man was hiking in Hawaii when he came upon an emaciated dog, stuck near a 1,000 foot peak. The dog was too weak to make it down on its own...so the hiker carried her. Les Trent on saving a pup named Stevie. And the man who was attacked by a crocodile and lived to tell the tale.

Even though the Oscars were scheduled to start an hour early this year, they were still late. Organizers thought they'd prepared for any interruptions. However, demonstrators still gummed up the works and the telecast started five minutes late. Jim Moret has a look at the drama you didn't see on TV. And most people wait until after the show for their reviews…but Jimmy Kimmel was critiqued in real time by the former president. Donald Trump posted on social media that Kimmel was "the worst host ever." Kimmel didn't waste a moment to share the review. Plus, it was the photo that was meant to quell the speculation about Princess Kate's post operative condition. Instead it caused an uproar that prompted prominent news agencies to pull this photo of Kate and her children from circulation. Editors determined it had been doctored - and this morning, Les Trent reports the princess admitted, she had edited it. And silverback gorillas are considered the top of the animal kingdom, incredibly strong and hugely territorial…and two Texas zookeepers nearly found out the hard way how true that is. Steven Fabian with video that has mouths dropping across the country.

President Biden was fired up during his final State of the Union before the 2024 election and despite Republicans being told to behave...conservative firebrand Marjorie Taylor Green couldn't hold back - decked out in a red “Make America Great Again: cap - she heckled the president from her seat. And like kids across America - when it was recess time at elementary school an adorable eight-year-old went to the playground. Then tragedy, as his parents say he fell from a slide, hitting the hard ground below, causing his death. Playground slides are used safely every day, which makes this all the more shocking. Steven Fabian reports. Plus, police are patrolling Miami’s South Beach on ATVs as spring break gets into full swing. We've told you how authorities are trying to keep crime down with a clever PSA saying Miami was breaking up with spring breakers...so they should stay away. But is it working? Ann Mercogliano finds out first hand. And it’s the thing of nightmares...you find out you won big in the lottery…but you can't find the ticket! As Jim Moret reports, it really just happened.