Inside Edition

We begin with some of the most devastating earthquake videos we've ever seen. It happened in Colombia, where the 7.4 magnitude quake collapsed buildings and sent people running for their lives, including a number of Americans who made video diaries as the earth shook. And what went wrong? That's the big question about the boat that capsized in New York Harbor near the Statue of Liberty, killing a mom and her five-month-old baby girl. The boat's captain was arrested and charged with reckless endangerment. Steven Fabian boarded a boat in New York Harbor, retracing the family's final moments. Plus, She's the model at the center of a high-profile murder case. After she stabbed her boyfriend inside a Miami high-rise, she admitted she did it, saying it was self-defense. Now she's taken a plea deal, to a manslaughter charge, that many are calling a slap on the wrist for such a brutal crime. And it's war between the president and the Democratic candidate who just won the primary for a United States Senate seat in Michigan. And President Trump is bringing their wives into it, sharing side-by-side photos in a post that's raising eyebrows.

The man accused of trying to murder a teenager by cutting off his air supply while he was underwater is speaking out. He says the story being reported is all lies, claiming he never touched the tube going to the 18-year-old who was searching for lobsters. He spoke with Ann Mercogliano. Next, Amanda Knox is back in the headlines. The American college student who was famously cleared of murdering her roommate in Italy is now a standup comic — but the family of her late roommate isn't laughing. And more drama in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the mom accused of strangling her three kids to death. Today her doctor took the stand and was asked about Clancy's defense that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis. As Alison Hall reports, it's raising awareness of the rare condition that strikes new moms. Finally, Burrito wars! Who knew the popular lunch item would become a lightning rod over the state of the nation's economy. Well, that's exactly what's going on, and even the Vice President is getting in on the battle. Justin Finch explains.

Authorities say a war over lobsters of all things has led to a businessman being charged with attempted murder. Cops say he turned off an 18-year-old diver's air supply while he was underwater searching for lobsters. As Ann Mercogliano reports, with delicious lobster in high demand, authorities say things got ugly out on the water.  The businessman’s lawyer says he is not guilty and should not have been charged. And a terrifying moment at the ballpark. A slugger swings, and the ball went one way, and the bat accidentally went the other — straight into the stands, striking a female spectator right in the head. Plus, an elderly man using a walker headed into a fast-food restaurant for lunch when a thief knocked him to the ground and robbed him.  Good Samaritans rushed to his aid and chased the assailant away. As Alison Hall reports, many are asking who would do such a thing. And if you've driven through Texas or the South, you've probably stopped at a Buc-ee's — the chain of massive rest stops that sells just about everything. Now they're in the headlines, suing a small mom-and-pop convenience store claiming trademark infringement because they say its beaver mascot looks too similar to the beaver on their logo. The mom-and-pop store says they will fight the lawsuit. It's being called a real-life David vs. Goliath battle.

Imagine seeing a scary looking clown on your doorbell security camera, and it's nowhere near Halloween. That's what happened to one family, and they got quite a shock when they heard police announce that a knife-wielding teen in a clown costume was taken into custody in connection with a homicide investigation. And yesterday we told you about the news anchor who was caught taking a quick nap live on the air. Today she's wide awake and explains to Alison Hall that as a busy mom, sometimes it's just hard to stay awake. Plus, two brothers out fishing got quite the shock when they reeled in a tiger shark. It was a big surprise because they were in Cape Cod, and that breed of shark, known for attacking humans, is usually only found in warmer, tropical waters. Ann Mercogliano reports that's led to a warning for beachgoers. And two brothers, one in the major leagues and one in the minors, were playing their first professional games when they both hit home runs. No one is more proud than their mom, who was still beaming when she caught up with our Justin Finch.

She's the mom on trial accused of killing her three children. Lindsay Clancy says she is not guilty because the killings happened in a moment of postpartum psychosis. Today we heard her voice as the judge asked her direct questions in court. And as Ann Mercogliano reports, we're also hearing entries from her secret diary. And stop the music. Ariana Grande put her show in Chicago on pause last night to deliver a very personal message. It came just hours after it was announced the pop star was stepping away from the public eye in the wake of online buzz that she's gotten way too thin. Ariana explained to the crowd that sometimes you just need a break. Plus, a scary moment as a plane made an emergency landing on a Florida interstate. It was a half hour into a training flight when fumes reportedly started filling the cockpit and the pilot knew she had to land - and flying below a low-hanging highway sign was like threading the needle. Justin Finch tells us what happened. And being a mom with an infant at home can be really tiring, especially when you're a busy TV news anchor — which explains why this naptime came right in the middle of a live broadcast. Andrea Grymes explains.

It's now been more than six months since Savannah Guthrie's mother was kidnapped from her Arizona home, and still, there's no major break in the case. So, has the investigation been botched? A blistering report in the Wall Street Journal accuses the sheriff's department of making a string of costly blunders early on.  The Sheriff disputes the allegations in the Wall Street Journal report. Reporter Andrea Grymes, a new addition to the Inside Edition team, has the details. And driving through a hellscape. That's how tens of thousands of residents in the Pacific Northwest are describing their surroundings as they escape the wildfires engulfing their neighborhoods. Ann Mercogliano spoke with a family who filmed a video diary as they drove through the inferno.  Plus, Hollywood is celebrating today after "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" officially had the biggest opening weekend in box office history. And as Justin Finch reports, it's also inspired a new social media challenge that has people coast to coast getting in touch with their inner Spider-Man. And this next story will restore your trust that there are still good people out there. This guy is knocking on a stranger's front door, doing a very good deed — returning a wallet that was lost in a Walmart. As Alison Hall reports, he went above and beyond to make sure it was safely returned to its rightful owner.

It's been six months since the abduction of Savannah Guthrie's mom, and today authorities in Arizona released two ransom notes sent to a Tucson TV station just days after the kidnapping. They're hoping that someone, somewhere will recognize something in the way they're phrased that will create a break in the case. And a dramatic day at the trial of the mom accused of strangling her three children to death. The jury was taken today on a grim tour of the house where the heartbreaking events took place, but the accused mom, Lindsay Clancy, chose not to go back to the “house of horrors.” Lindsay Clancy's defense is that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis. Plus, he was both judge and defendant in a case where the verdict was easy to decide. Steven Fabian spoke with the judge who knew all the evidence firsthand and declared, “I find me guilty.” And it's the most popular drink of the summer: dirty soda. That's a regular sugary soda flavored with syrup and cream, but be careful, nutritionists say it's not the healthiest choice. Steven Fabian checked them out.

A teenaged lifeguard fought monster waves to rescue a drowning 10-year-old. Now it's happened again: another teenaged hero put her life on the line to save a swimmer in distress. And a hiker was impaled by his own hiking pole in a freak accident. That's just the beginning of this saga of true grit. Plus, more fallout today over Dr. Anthony Fauci's dramatic appearance at a Senate hearing, where he invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times. He's not hiding his feelings over his grilling. And a determined three-year-old wouldn't take no for an answer when his mom said she couldn't take him to his grandma's house, so he just set off by himself. It was a matter of “to grandma's house he goes.”

"Where are the kids?" That’s the question Lindsay Clancy’s ex-husband remembers asking as he was back on the stand today at his ex-wife’s trial. She is accused of strangling their three children. She shook and sobbed uncontrollably as he testified about that horrible day. Lindsay Clancy’s defense is that she was suffering from postpartum psychosis. Next, he’s the teen lifeguard who jumped in and saved the day, rescuing a 10-year-old boy caught in monster waves. But no one is prouder than his own father, who is speaking out about his son’s heroic deed. And not long ago, he was one of the hottest actors in Hollywood. Jared Leto, famous for his terrifying performance as the Joker, is now facing serious allegations from four women accusing him of sexual misconduct. But as Steven Fabian reports, the Oscar winner is hitting back calling the allegations “absolutely and categorically false.” Finally, a 17-year-old was seriously injured trying to jump off a cliff in San Diego into the ocean. Thankfully, he was rescued. Officials say jumping at that spot is incredibly dangerous and illegal, but teens keep jumping. Jim Moret has more, and the footage is intense.

It's a very unusual takeover. An abandoned building under construction has been filled with squatters, but not the humankind. This is a pack of coyotes. Jim Moret checked out the wild scene where the howling is keeping neighbors up all night. And there's a big reaction today to the news that Bryan Kohberger wants to take back his guilty plea in the killing of four University of Idaho students. It comes as a new Netflix documentary is set to be released, featuring never-before-seen video. We have your first look. Plus, AI-generated images show Melania Trump going about her daily routine. What's worrisome is that this propaganda was just shown on Iranian state television, calling for the assassination of the first lady. And we've told you about the real-life “Spider-Man” who helped an elderly man in a wheelchair cross a busy highway. Now his good deed has been rewarded, taking him all the way to the premiere of the new Spider-Man movie.