See below to find out what’s new in the brand new seasons of Wheel of Fortune, Inside Edition, and Jeopardy! Wheel of FortuneThe brand new season of Wheel of Fortune premiering on Monday at 7pm will be the same game everyone loves, but with some changes you’ll probably catch while watching. This season, JEOPARDY! Watch the new season of Jeopardy, beginning Monday at 7:30pm on Local 4! Inside EditonYou’ve seen new episodes all summer-long, now don’t miss the season premiere Monday at 4:30pm on Local 4.

Fans of "Joker" are flocking to a neighborhood in New York City where the now-iconic scene of Joaquin Phoenixs character dancing on steep steps was filmed. The stairs are located in the South Bronx, just a short walk from Yankee Stadium. The Bronx steps are not the first steps to gain tourist attraction status due to a hit movie. RELATED STORIESWill a Convicted Pedophile Make Money From a Song in 'Joker'? The Real Disorder Behind the Joker's LaughMovie Theater Showing 'Joker' Is Shut Down After Cops Receive 'Credible Threat'

Is comedy dead? We have to be modulated and Im a little worried about it, a little alarmed about things I cannot say. Dave Chappelle's most recent comedy special also came under fire for his controversial jokes. Comedian Shane Gillis was fired from SNL before he even started after his bigoted remarks from a podcast went public. How Jim Gaffigan and Wife Jeannie Found Comfort in Comedy After Her Tumor DiagnosisComedy Icon Carol Burnett Marks 50th Anniversary of Hit Show

Want better service at restaurants? He told Inside Edition what not to do to guarantee your waiter doesn't hate you. A newly released video shows a Florida cop shoving a teen suspect off a roof. Felicity Huffman woke up bright and early on her first full day in prison. For more Inside Edition stories tune in to today's show.

A "Wheel of Fortune" contestant's opening introduction is raising some eyebrows. Blair Davis told host Pat Sajak he was trapped in a "loveless marriage" and cursed with stepchildren. The recent shooting of Atatiana Jefferson has some wondering whether more emphasis is being placed on cop safety than civilian lives. Inside Edition visited a training center to see what prospective officers are being taught. For more Inside Edition stories tune in to today's show.

It was chaos on the streets of Minneapolis as anti-Trump protesters filled the streets and Inside Edition was there. As President Trump fired up his supporters in the nearby arena, protesters set red "Make America Great Again" on fire as police in riot gear moved in. Inside Edition producer Gary Wynn was in the think of it all. Then, suddenly, he got a face full of pepper spray as officers tried to control the crowd. Former Trump Executive Says Impeachment Threat 'Is Scaring Him'President Trump Comes Face to Face With Ukrainian President Amid Scandal

Its International Day of the Girl and Meghan Markle shared a throwback clip of herself that was previously broadcast by Inside Edition. In the clip, young Meghan speaks out against an advertisement she perceived as sexist against women. In the full, inspirational video on Instagram, Meghan also encouraged girls to have confidence. "Every girl has the right to learn, the right to be heard, the right to play and to discover. Every girl has the right to be exactly who she is, Meghan says in the video.

Victoria's Secret has just hired its first plus-size model. At a size 14, she wasn't sure she was what Victoria's Secret wanted. "I was just totally mindblown because I've never seen a size 14 girl in Victoria's Secret stores," she said. But now, she gets to serve as an inspiration for young women like her. "It makes me think they're gonna be able to see themselves reflected in the clothing."

Alec Baldwin is speaking out after he says he was the victim of a scam. Baldwin posted on Instagram that he was allegedly sold fake tickets to see the Statue of Liberty by a fake tour operator. What Inside Edition found when we tried to buy tickets. A woman allegedly caught her husband-to-be sexually assaulting a bridesmaid and went ahead with the wedding anyway. For more Inside Edition stories tune in to today's show.

It should have been a routine plane trip on Virgin Atlantic, but for one woman it was a flight to remember. Jessica Van Meir, 24, said she received a series of creepy messages via Virgin's in-flight messaging system shortly before takeoff Saturday as she flew from London to Washington, D.C."It felt very threatening," Van Meir told Inside Edition. Van Meir fought back, informing those she suspected were messaging her a group of male passengers sitting behind her that she was going to report them. A flight attendant then told the men to quit it and one of them apologized to Van Meir. The seat-to-seat messaging system was started five years ago by the company.

There is growing heat on the former first lady to run for the nation's highest office. Joker's creepy laugh in the new film of the same name is actually based on a real-life medical disorder: pseudobulbar affect. Inside Edition was there when they met for the first time. And could someone be targeting witnesses in the trial of ex-cop Amber Guyger, who was convicted of killing her neighbor? For more Inside Edition stories tune in to today's show.

Taking a college dorm room from bleak to chic is the newest trend on social media. With the hashtag #transformurdorm, college kids across the United States are posting their impressive makeover skills. Inside Edition met UCLA freshmen who showed how they turned a disaster of a room into an uplifting, stylish living space. We are here all of the time, we wanted it to feel homey, Lauren Shaw told Inside Edition. Putting on the wallpaper was definitely the longest part, but it's stick-on wallpaper and it looks amazing, Shaw said.

Madison developed a love for singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" years ago and now she's known as the "Anthem Girl." "I love singing because I love to share my voice and it makes other people happy," she told Inside Edition. "The crowd started chanting 'Anthem Girl' and then that name just stuck and now I'm known as the 'Anthem Girl.'" "I'm so excited but a little more nervous than usual cause it's a postgame but still I'm really excited!" RELATED STORIES9-Year-Old Wows With National Anthem Rendition at Little League Baseball GameHigh School Wrestler Steps Up to Sing National Anthem When No One Else CanStudents Bring Everyone at Arkansas Cafe to Their Feet With National Anthem

Inside Edition anchor Deborah Norville knows firsthand what failure feels like. She drew from the experience as she co-authored "Chicken Soup for the Soul: Think Positive, Live Happy," which features 101 true stories about how living happier can help you. "The only cure for pancreatic cancer is surgery, because I had complications, I didn't qualify for surgery," Loomis told Inside Edition. As for his cancer, Loomis still has it, but he believes he's still alive today thanks to the power of positive thinking. "Chicken Soup for the Soul: Think Positive, Live Happy" is available now.

The owner of the hero pit bull that died after killing a venomous snake outside the family's home says she owes her son's life to the courageous pup. While her 10-year-old son Oriley was playing outside, Zeus lunged in Oriley's direction and began fussing with something on the ground. A frantic Georgina rushed Zeus to the animal hospital for anti-venom, but it was too late for the brave canine. In an emotional interview, Georgina was thankful her strong dog was willing to put his life on the line for her son's. RELATED STORIESHero Pit Bull Dies Protecting Kids From Venomous SnakeBrave Pit Bull Defends Owner From Copperhead Snake AttackWoman Adopts Pit Bull After Rescuing It From Cage in the River

This Long Island couple's home has a stove that's nearly 100 years old and it still works. Joann Saladino and Marcus Weisgerber bought the General Electric appliance for $100 in 1979. It's not the only old appliance the couple owns. RELATED STORIESWatch Family's Dog Spark Fire When He Accidentally Turns on StoveHungry Dog Snatches Pancakes From Stove, Accidentally Setting Fire in HomeOops! Gordon Ramsay Tries to Show How Easy It Is to Cook English Breakfast, Sets Stove on Fire

While a girl caught the bride's bouquet at an Alabama wedding, she turned to her boyfriend with a smile. The runaway boyfriend, Nathan Jordan, told Inside Edition it's not his girlfriend's first time catching the bouquet. "It was all a joke, it was just for fun, he's always doing crazy things like that," she told Inside Edition. Jordan looks forward to marrying Skipworth one day, he clarified, just "not yet." RELATED STORIESPregnant Bride Dies on Wedding Day but Doctors Miraculously Save Her Unborn ChildThis Bride Got a Wedding Redo After Losing 100 PoundsWidow Has Wedding Dress Photo Shoot With Friends in Memory of Late Husband

Is this the most expensive hangover ever? Cameron Fisher, 30, went out drinking with his buddies two days before tying the knot. "It would have been one thing to just wait it out, but our wedding was soon and she wanted me to be in best shape I could be for the wedding," Fisher told Inside Edition. They missed the rehearsal dinner while doctors administered a saline solution via an IV to help combat Fisher's dehydration, as well as gave him some anti-nausea medication. Fisher owes the rest, almost $2,600, money he wishes he could hold onto now that he's pregnant with his first child.

The family of a woman who drowned while a 911 operator appeared to mock her say they are appalled by the handling of her emergency, but they forgive the operator. I dont want to die, Stevens tells the operator, identified as Donna Reneau, in the released call. "She called her for help and that's the only reason she called her, was for help," Stevens' mother-in-law, Diane Primm-Smith, told Inside Edition. But the operator then appeared to scold Stevens, prompting the woman to at one point even apologize to Reneau, something Stevens' family says is typical Debbie. RELATED STORIESWoman Killed While on Phone With 911 About Man Roaming the Streets With Sledgehammer: ReportBlack Man Detained by Cops After White Woman Calls 911 Because He Stared at Her5-Year-Old Boy Tells 911 He Wants Pizza, Cops Oblige

Going through driver's ed is a rite of passage for teens looking to get their license. But Inside Edition's investigation found instructors all over the country who had been arrested for allegedly indecently or sexually assaulting their young charges. Francis Lane, 76, is charged with indecent assault and battery of three teen girls while working as a driver's ed instructor in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Despite the allegations, Inside Edition found Lane is still driving around in a car marked student driver. Tune in to Inside Edition for the full report.

"This pinwheel doesn't mean a whole lot to the next person, but it does mean a lot to the person who placed it there," Tashanna told Inside Edition. The new video showed an elderly man swiping a pinwheel from the little boy's grave. "It would be hard to find a more defenseless victim than someone buried out here," Logsdon told Inside Edition. asked Inside Edition Chief Investigative Correspondent Lisa Guerrero. Asked by Inside Edition producer Larry Posner what made him take the pinwheel, Boyer replied, "I just don't know, crazy.

This 8-year-old boy is lucky to be alive thanks to the selflessness of a nurse. But after competing in the state championship, the little boy began feeling sick at school, and his parents knew something was wrong. "He is never sick, the healthiest person I know," mom Ruth Auten told Inside Edition. Loritz, luckily a perfect match for Brayden, donated part of her liver to save his life. When Brayden finally got the all-clear to resume his normal life, there was one special person he wanted to thank: Loritz.

It's called Topgolf and it features high-tech driving ranges where you can blast golf balls while drinking alcohol. Lenahan said his firm has seen three people lose an eye from injuries at Topgolf and one person end up paralyzed. Cooper Brown was enjoying himself at a Topgolf facility in Dallas when an allegedly drunken golfer sent a ball into his right eye. "I'm just dripping blood all over the ground," he recalled of the moment the ball hit him. Topgolf declined to comment on Inside Edition's report and directed us to the safety rules on its website.

Erica Rose said she was bullied for her looks on national TV, so she decided to do something about it. Rose appeared on "Bachelor Pad" in 2011, where a big bull's eye was painted on her back along with the other female contestants. "It was really, really horrible," she told Inside Edition. Rose's husband, Charles Sanders, doesn't think she needs surgery at all, but she decided to move forward anyway. One month post-op, Rose feels better than ever.

A North Carolina woman just won a history-making court case against her ex-husband. Elizabeth Clark asked Inside Edition. For seven years, she was married to U.S. Army Maj. Adam Clark, a Green Beret. She took Adam to court and won a $3.2 million judgment in North Carolina's first revenge porn case to reach a jury verdict. Woman Leaves Waitress $5,000 Tip as Act of Revenge Against Boyfriend: CopsMan, 71, Litters Bookstore With Sex Toys as Revenge for 'Bad Experience': Cops

A real estate agent who said she was too pretty to go to jail has been sentenced after being pulled over for a DUI last year. A former NXIVM cult member spoke to Inside Edition about her experience, and described how she was branded in a 20-minute ordeal. And in Inside Edition's latest hidden camera investigation, Chief Investigative Correspondent Lisa Guerrero asks electricians to look at an electrical system inside a New Jersey home. For more Inside Edition stories tune in to today's show. RELATED STORIESThis Bride Got a Wedding Redo After Losing 100 PoundsDrone Footage Captures Harrowing Moment Surfer Shared the Beach With a SharkMeet the Mom Who Gave Birth Live on YouTube

After his inspection, Siara created a simple problem that should be easy to spot and cheap to fix. "A couple of the breakers, half of them got burnt out and Im almost positive that's what's going on here, Schiller said. Schiller returned to the basement, where our team of producers watched Schiller cover the electrical panel without replacing a single breaker. "It seems like he might be trying to scam the customer out of changing a bunch of breakers, Siara said. There was nothing wrong with our breakers, there was a wire loose, and that was the only problem downstairs, she said.

Can these repairmen fix a simple water heater leak or will they try to sell us an expensive replacement? Next, Diamond created a tiny leak water leak by loosening a nut. Inside Edition called a variety of different plumbers to see what they would do. "His goal today was to sell a hot water heater and that's unfortunate," he said. Nonetheless, he continued to claim the home needed a new hot water heater.

In the first in a special series of investigations, Inside Edition enlisted two experts, Mark McManus with Door Boy and Andrew Cimmino with Christie Overhead Door, to assess the garage door. This is going to make the garage door not close. This should be a simple fix for any door dealer thats not trying to rip you off, Cimmino explained. The Garage Door Repair person said the sensors needed to be replaced no matter what and took Guerrero back to the garage to deliver more bad news. Next up, two men from a company called Fast Local arrived at the home to check out the garage door.

Anna Chambers is furious after charges against two cops accused of raping her were dropped. Speaking to Inside Edition, Chambers shared new details of the alleged assault and said she was robbed of "justice." The ex-cheerleader who was acquitted of killing her newborn was rushed to the hospital immediately after the verdict to be treated for an eating disorder. What the "Late Late Show" host had to say. For these stories and more, watch Inside Edition.

Anna Chambers, the woman who claims two NYPD officers raped her in the back of a police van in 2017, demonstrated to Inside Edition how she says she was handcuffed. Chambers was 18 when Eddie Martins and Richard Hall detained her for allegedly possessing drugs while they were undercover in Brooklyn, New York. She said she was raped, telling Inside Edition, I was screaming, No, please stop, while the other officer was looking in the mirror.Chambers filed a police report, and Martins and Hall were arrested. The officers admitted they had sex with Chambers but claimed it was consensual and she was not handcuffed. Her attorney, Michael David, also spoke to Inside Edition.

A 46-year-old woman gave birth just 24 hours after learning she was pregnant. "It was hard because all my friends were having kids and here I am, not having a baby," she said. I am probably going through menopause.'" But a pregnancy test confirmed she was 7 1/2 months pregnant. Now hes 11 months old, and happy and healthy.

Adrienne Fragatos loves her dog, Frankie, but she's terrified of her. Inside Edition profiled Frankie, a snarling terror of a dog that had bitten its owner more than 20 times, earlier this year. Abby Lee Miller took her first steps in public on Tuesday, to a cheering crowd on "The Doctors." And a hiker's terrifying fall over the side of a 50-foot waterfall was all caught on her GoPro. For these stories and more, watch Inside Edition.

I am terrified of Frankie, Fragatos told Inside Edition at the time. So Inside Edition set up an intervention with professional dog trainer Nate Schoemer, who runs his own training school. "I want her to know right from the start I am on her team," he told Inside Edition. A month after dropping the dog off, Fragatos and Frankie reunited, and Frankie showered her with licks and tail wags. Visit Nate Schoemers Dog Training School.

The creepy video showing a creature dancing in a Colorado driveway had everyone scratching their heads, with many saying it looked just like the house elf from "Harry Potter." Inside Edition tested a couple different ones to see what we could find and in some cases the results were downright nasty. The father of the ex-cheerleader accused of killing her own newborn baby took the stand in defense of his daughter. And this anchor has a message for the viewer who criticized her pants. For these stories and more, watch Inside Edition.

The mother of a little girl accused of killing a 6-month-old baby at a day care in Wisconsin is defending her daughter, who she says would never have intentionally injured the little boy. Her mother spoke out, for the first time, to Inside Edition, sharing personal photos and videos of the little girl. The day care owner had no comment. For now, the little girl has been declared not competent to stand trial. RELATED STORIESBatman Walks 3-Year-Old to Day Care After She Told Her Mom She Was BulliedDay Care Worker Allegedly Twisted Baby's Leg Until It Broke: CopsDay Care Worker Arrested After Video Shows Her Slapping, Throwing Toddlers: Cops

The mother of the little girl accused of killing a 6-month-old baby at a day care in Wisconsin tells Inside Edition that the case is not what it seems. The girl was just 10 years old when she allegedly dropped the baby boy on Oct. 30 of last year. According to prosecutors, the child hit his head and began crying, at which point the girl started panicking and stomped on the baby to quiet him. "There is no way it was done in an intentional way," she told Inside Edition. Tune in to Inside Edition this week to see what life was like for the girl before her arrest, as well as to learn more about her life behind bars now.

A California woman would not back down as a knife-wielding man went after her family's money. The footage recorded Saturday afternoon shows Concepcion Escalante, 23, working alone at her family's car insurance business. "He was so nice, smiling," she told Inside Edition. "When I went for it he grabbed my hair," she said of trying to grab the knife from him. "It would have been better if I just gave it to him," she told Inside Edition.

Authorities hauled a red Jeep Cherokee off the beach Friday after it was left alone in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, due to Hurricane Dorian. "He didn't abandon the Jeep but he went out to get help but no one could go out to help him because the storm was coming," she said. Meanwhile, as Dorian raged, a North Carolina homeowner who was monitoring his Ring doorbell cam from 150 miles away saw his house get blown away. And the damage in the town of Emerald Isle, North Carolina, was devastating as a tornado developed in the area. RELATED STORIESBahamians Help Each Other Crawl From the Debris After Hurricane DorianMan Drives Smart Car Into Kitchen So It Won't Blow Away During Hurricane DorianHurricane Dorian Leaves a Trail of Destruction as It Winds North

Could the deadly California boat fire have been caused by a cellphone? Dozens died in the blaze and now some are suggesting that a lithium battery, which are prone to catching fire, could be to blame. What dangers could be lurking at your local petting zoo? Inside Edition visited several. For these stories and more, watch Inside Edition.

Two boys in California and Maine died after contracting E. coli following trips to petting zoos. Inside Edition visited a few different petting zoos in Pennsylvania and New Jersey to see what we could find. There was a hand sanitizer dispenser, but it was located far away from the animals and Inside Edition found it empty. "We would love to do it ... sponsored by Inside Edition," added Lyons. Inside Edition also found other bacteria that might make your child sick.

College students are starting a new school year. One of the most vulnerable times for young women is from August to Thanksgiving, according to Kardian. If you gather a group to go out together, make sure you're all together at the end of the evening. RELATED STORIESTrans Student Says Christian College Suspended Him After Surgery for Rejecting 'God's Design'Is Ally Kostial's Murder Another Case of a College Romance Turning Deadly? College Students Make New Hands for Boy Badly Burned in Crash That Killed His Dad

The "World's Chillest Man," who sat and sipped his beer while a gunman robbed his neighborhood bar, says he even asked the thief to pour him a beer. Hear what else Tony Tovar revealed when he spoke to Inside Edition. A cheerleader accused of killing her newborn baby and burying the child's body in the backyard is on trial. And the student who was sexually assaulted by Stanford swimmer Brock Turner is revealing her identity. For these stories and more, watch Inside Edition.

"Anybody would feel lucky to be alive after a situation like that, he told Inside Edition. We had a car just flip off the tow truck. "The tow truck driver tried to disengage the boom, it would not disengage, it added. The tow truck driver told police the buttons that operate the lift had been "sticking for a while." The tow truck company tells Inside Edition it was an equipment malfunction and they've taken steps to ensure it doesn't happen again.

A $30 dress that resembles a long, flowy nightgown has caught the attention of women across the country. The R.Vivimos dress, which is available on Amazon, became a viral hit after Brooklyn-based blogger Grace Atwood wrote about it on her website. But the question remains: Is it a dress or a nightgown? "It's not a nightgown," Atwood insisted. RELATED STORIESSingle Woman Wears Wedding Dress at all Times to Find 'The One'Best Friends Return Each Other's Wedding Dresses 29 Years After Mix-UpWhat Color Is This Dress?

The winner of season 7 of "The Voice discovered he was being targeted in a scam offering celebrities a trip to Dubai after watching Inside Edition. [I thought,] 'Oh my god, I am being taken by the same people,' Craig Wayne Boyd told Inside Edition. Former Baywatch beauties Donna D'Errico and Krista Allen told Inside Edition they were each offered a large sum of money to speak at an event in Dubai. Boyd showed Inside Edition the contract that he had signed just two hours before our report aired. Inside Edition, thank you guys so much, he said.

These "Baywatch" actresses say they were targets of a scam that could have cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars. Donna D'Errico and Krista Allen spoke to Inside Edition about the scam, which involved a sweet deal to fly to Dubai for a speech. And Inside Edition made what many are calling the worst recipe on the internet. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show. Inside Edition Tests Them Out

Just the name of the dish, from Twisted Food, could send you into cardiac arrest: Deep-fried barbecue chicken-stuffed pizza-dilla. Inside Edition went to make the massive food item to see how much it would cost, given all of the ingredients. Purchasing all 33 items in New York City cost $155. Inside Edition teamed up with the City Cooking West End school in New York City and chef Stephanie Sarikaya to make the recipe. After 2 1/2 hours, the deep-fried barbecue chicken-stuffed pizza-dilla was ready to eat.

Former Baywatch stars Donna D'Errico and Krista Allen say they were targets of a celebrity scam that could have cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars. There was an offer on the table for me to travel to Dubai, DErrico told Inside Edition. The women say they even received an extensive contract from someone impersonating the deputy prime minister of the United Arab Emirates. The women say they had their doubts but it seemed legit. And asked me to come speak about domestic victims rights - my passion and my cause #sickpeople.Dog the Bounty Hunter was also targeted.

The backpacks are rated IIIA, claiming to stop bullets from a 9mm handgun to a .44 Magnum. With the help of Taran Butler, owner of Taran Tactical Innovations in Los Angeles, Inside Edition put them to the test. Finally, Inside Edition tested out the backpacks' efficacy against an AR-15-style rifle, a weapon used in many school shootings, including in Parkland, Florida. "If you were wearing this and you were shot with this ..." trailed off Inside Edition Chief Correspondent Jim Moret. The material we use for Level IIIA protection allows for lightweight and durable wear, similar to what is used by law enforcement officers."

Jessica George went viral for her attempt to capture the perfect selfie while riding the subway in New York City. Inside Edition rode along with her as she showed Correspondent Diane McInerney how to strike a pose. Virtually overnight, George went from just 200 followers on the platform to more than 30,000. "It's a lot of work getting that perfect selfie," said McInerney. Commuters in Austria Sniff Out Plans for a Scented SubwayHow This Subway Scoundrel Allegedly Brought the NYC System to a Screeching Halt

You could be doing more harm than good by putting certain foods in the refrigeratorInside Edition spoke to lifestyle expert Barbara Majeski to get her take on where you're going wrong. A lot of people think that putting tomatoes in the fridge can keep them fresh for longer, but in fact the opposite is true. And plenty believe coffee can be put in the fridge, but that's a mistake, according to Majeski. Coffee is a deodorizer that will take on the odors in the fridge. Meat should go in the coldest section of the refrigerator, while butter and cheese should be stored on the door of the fridge.

Inside Edition teamed up with RetailMeNot and its Shopping & Trends Expert, Sara Skirboll, to get tips on how to stock up on classroom essentials without breaking the bank. Retail Me NotNext, while there are plenty of back-to-school savings to be had now, there are some things it's better to wait on. But before you embark on your shopping expedition, make sure to visit RetailMeNot.com or download the free app. You can save on everything you need, from clothing and shoes, to the latest tech, to backpacks and stationary. RELATED STORIESThe Budget Mom's Tips for Back-to-School Shopping'Old Town Road' Video Parodied by Texas School DistrictDad With Cancer Surprises Son on 1st Day of School

There are tons of healthy alternatives for back-to-school sandwiches. Inside Edition spoke with dietitian Nicole Silber to discuss some options for kids as they head back to classes. Whether its mashing up fruit yourself for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich to cut sugar, or adding hummus and avocado instead of fat-heavy mayonnaise to a sandwich, there are many secrets to make sure your childs nutrition is coming first. Check out some fun ideas in the video above and watch real kids review them! RELATED STORIESWhat to Do With Food After a Power OutageNYPD Cops Buy Groceries for Woman Accused of Shoplifting at Whole FoodsFamily of Boy With Gluten Allergy Sues Restaurant for Not Letting Him Eat His Own Food Inside

The estranged daughter of reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley said her own father is threatening to release an alleged sex tape involving her. Lindsie Chrisley, 29, left the hit USA Network show "Chrisley Knows Best" two years ago. Now, she's alleging that her father, Todd, and her brother, 23-year-old Chase Chrisley, tried to blackmail her with the alleged sex tape. "The first thing he does after being charged ... is to come out and try to slut-shame his daughter," Ghanayem told Inside Edition. RELATED STORIESReality Star Todd Chrisley Says Disgruntled Ex-Employee Framed Him on Tax Evasion ChargesHero Dad Fights Off Wolf That Attacked Family While CampingMan Flies 33 Family Members to Hawaii for Free Using Airline Points

On this week's The Breakdown, host Luke Mones is exploring tech. Then digital reporter Sal Bono delves into the Inside Edition archives and finds a tape from 2006 titled, "What Is YouTube?" And finally, Luke answers a viewer request to see inside the break room ... by heading to Break Bar New York City. Watch Luke break it down in the video above. What People Really Think of This Man's Emotional Support Gator, WallyWhat Happened to the Venomous Sand Spider Stolen From Philadelphia's Insectarium?

Inside Edition went hundreds of feet underground to get an up-close look at a $1 billion repair project on the biggest tunnel in the world. The operation is like open-heart surgery hundreds of feet under the ground. A massive machine operates as a 2.7 million pound drill and is over 21 feet wide, 470 feet long. Workers actually go inside the machine in order to dig through the rock. It's been grinding and turning for 18 months and it just broke through the last few feet of rock, Bosch said.

Claire Saccardi, whose dog Harper was also affected, said she rushed her pup to the vet, but it was too late. All three dogs were exposed to deadly toxins in something called cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae. In North Carolina, Melissa Martin's three dogs died after being exposed to blue-green algae at a pond near her neighborhood. Experts recommend seeking medical help immediately if your dog appears to have trouble walking after being in a body of water. It is impossible to tell whether a blue-green algal bloom is toxic, but avoid the water if you spot one.

Inside Edition's Diane McInerney got exclusive access to the swanky New York home where a fundraiser was held to benefit President Trump Friday. The $40 million Hamptons mansion owned by Joe Farrell has 16 bedrooms and 19 bathrooms. But they had no effect on Farrell's fundraiser, or another hosted by tycoon Stephen Ross, owner of Equinox. RELATED STORIESWhy President Trump Wishes His Relationship With His Late Brother Had Been DifferentWho Is 'Green Shirt Guy'? Meet the 28-Year-Old Who Laughed in the Face of Trump SupportersAngry Equinox Customers Cancel Pricey Memberships Over Owner's Trump Fundraiser

Motorcycles backfiring sent a ripple of panic through Times Square Tuesday. When gunfire rang out in Dayton, Ohio, Camryn Crowder pulled his girlfriend Brittany Dungey to the ground and laid on top of her. They returned to the scene with Inside Edition. When a 5-year-old boy needed pizza, he turned to the police for help. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show.

After a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, was the site of a mass shooting that claimed 22 lives, questions are being raised about why crime can be so rampant at the retail giant in some places. What the store's owner told Inside Edition. In Dayton, a trauma team that mobilized to treat victims of that shooting, which killed nine, described the injuries sustained from the .223-caliber high-capacity rifle used by the gunman to Inside Edition. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show. RELATED STORIESEl Paso Man Threw Bottles at Walmart Gunman to Distract HimKing Tutankhamun's Sarcophagus Leaves His Tomb for the 1st TimeToni Morrison, Author of 'Beloved,' Dies at 88

Gun sales are up in El Paso following Saturdays shooting at a Walmart in the city. At the Tactical Hunter gun shop, owner Ed Flores said sales are up in the wake of the massacre. In some cases, gun purchases do go up after mass shootings, according to a 2019 study in the JAMA Network Open journal. The research concluded that around 20% of mass shootings are often followed by a spike in gun sales. Following Saturdays shooting at Walmart, the big box chain says it is not banning firearm sales from its stores.

Doctors and nurses at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio, rushed into action early Sunday morning as shooting victims poured in. "It was pretty surreal to see some the first casualties coming in," one member of the trauma team told Inside Edition. Police "did an amazing job," another team member added, acting so quickly to bring the injured for treatment. a third team member said. "The care that they provided in such a short time was limb-saving and lifesaving," added a fourth team member.

When then-President Clinton made his historic visit to China in 1998, Inside Edition anchor Deborah Norville was there to catch all the action. In her reporting, she met the Yang family and got a glimpse into their lives. At the time, 12-year-old Yang Xi was immersed in her homework, which she spent three hours a day doing. She came into Inside Edition's New York office for an emotional reunion with Deborah, bringing her family along with her. RELATED STORIESRare Albino Panda Photographed Roaming the Wild in ChinaBackpack-Clad Penguin Delights Visitors at China's Annual Ice FestivalHow Cockroaches Are Being Used to Process Food Waste in China

Survivors of the 2017 Las Vegas massacre got caught in the in the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting last weekend, and they spoke to Inside Edition about facing terror twice. Alicia Olive said that it was her heightened sense of alert from having survived the Las Vegas shooting that helped her get herself and others onto a bus to hide during the Gilroy shooting last weekend. They met through a Las Vegas shooting survivors group. Olive and Cook attended a candle light vigil for the three shooting victims of the Gilroy shooting. RELATED STORIESTeen Killed in Garlic Festival Shooting After She Stayed to Help Relative Who Uses CaneWhat to Know About the Teenage Gunman in the Garlic Festival ShootingHow to Survive a Shooting at an Outdoor Event

Arnold was almost killed in a horrific car crash in Michigan in October 2017. She was saved by her seat belt, but it came at a price. Always a responsible driver, she fastened her seat belt. Two years after the crash, Arnold has no abdominal muscles and wears a belt to keep everything in place. At Henry Ford Macomb Health Center in Richmond, Michigan, Arnold is undergoing very controlled physical therapy, strengthening her body and improving her balance.

At Children's Mercy Hospital, 36 NICU nurses are all giving birth this year. "The parents would joke when they see so many pregnant people walking around, like, 'Do you have to be pregnant to work here?'" And when one of their own babies ended up in the NICU, all the nurses rallied together. RELATED STORIESNewborns Get Cute 'Baby Shark' Onesies for Shark WeekSay Cheese! Queso-Loving Baby Licks Dip Off His PlateChildren's Hospital Has a Baby Boom Among Its Nurses

Katy Perry plagiarized part of her hit song "Dark Horse," a jury ruled Monday. Gospel rapper Marcus Gray, who goes by the name Flame, flashed Inside Edition a thumbs-up as he headed into court for the penalty phase of the case on Tuesday. Will Perry have to pay damages? For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show. ': He-Man Villain Teaches Life LessonsNewborns Get Cute 'Baby Shark' Onesies for Shark WeekBaby Born With Blood Alcohol Level of .234 After Mom Allegedly Drank While Pregnant: Cops

Las Vegas is bugging out as swarms of grasshoppers have descended on Sin City. It may look like a biblical plague, but the reality is the swarm is drawn to the area because of its climate. Making matters worse, the bright lights of Las Vegas attract the bugs. So many of the insects have descended on the city known for its bright lights, hotels on the strip have switched off some of their signs. RELATED STORIESGrasshoppers Have Taken Over the Las Vegas StripJoe Jonas and Sophie Turner Wed in Surprise Las Vegas Ceremony Officiated by Elvis ImpersonatorLas Vegas Shooting Hero Wins $120,000 on 'Deal or No Deal' With Woman He Saved by His Side

Disturbing video shows a woman being attacked by teens outside her home in California. When the woman's husband tried to step in, he was beaten as well. A man is lucky to be alive after falling into a volcano while on his honeymoon. Inside Edition spoke to criminologist Casey Jordan to get her take on the recent murder case involving Ole Miss student Ally Kostial. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show.

Could you survive a shipwreck in shark-infested waters? That's what "Sharkwrecked: Crash Landing" explores in a special featuring hosts Paul de Gelder and James Glancy. The two divers were dropped from an airplane into the waters around Palau, an area in the Pacific Ocean of over 500 islands known for its shark population. "This is a wild place with wild animals and things can go wrong," de Gelder told Inside Edition. "I just immediately just start beating it with everything I could," Charlie Winter told "Good Morning America."

Horrifying video shows a pit bull attacking a 6-year-old boy outside his Conroe, Texas, home. He distracted the pit bull, getting the dog to chase him instead. "He's got a bruise under here still and he's got a small scratch there," Lindeman told Inside Edition, showing Mason's wounds. "I'm glad you're OK," he told Mason. RELATED STORIESWoman Adopts Pit Bull After Rescuing It From Cage in the RiverHero Pit Bull Saves Baby and Her Mom From California House Fire: 'She's Family'Rescued Pit Bull Mix Cuddles Her New Guinea Pig Sisters

Lincoln Boehm and his wife, Dara Katz, snapped a photo of an In-N-Out burger lying untouched on a street in Queens, New York, and posted it on social media, where it went viral. "I just didnt make sense and the reason it didnt make sense was that the burger looked so perfect," Boehm told Inside Edition. On Tuesday, the great burger mystery was solved after a 16-year-old teenager named Helen Vivas reached out to the couple with this message: "hi. "I get a text from my friends saying, Oh my gosh, this is your burger!" she told Inside Edition. Tom Hanks Spreads Christmas Cheer as He Pays for Fans' Meals at In-N-Out BurgerVictoria's Secret Model Jumps Rope Outside In-N-Out Burger: 'No Excuses'

Were the real circumstances of Neil Armstrong's death kept from the world when he died seven years ago? Now comes the revelation that the 82-year-old legend's death was allegedly due to shoddy medical care and he didn't have to die. A front-page report in Wednesdays New York Times states that Armstrongs family entered into a secret $6 million wrongful death settlement with the hospital where he died. He said the American hero's death was "wholly preventable."It certainly seems like the care at the end of life for Neil Armstrong was not optimal. The hospital was so concerned about keeping the family's complaint a secret, it used a phony name, calling him Ned Anderson not Neil Armstrong.

Americans who have been hit with massive power outages following fierce storms in the Northeast are facing the dilemma of what to keep and what to throw out from their refrigerator. Inside Edition spoke to Good Housekeeping Institute nutrition director Jaclyn London for her tips. "On the whole, dairy in general usually needs to be tossed. Anything that has been premade and starts to thaw about 40 degrees after two hours has got to go," London said. RELATED STORIESThese Cool Food Ideas Will Help You Beat the HeatNYPD Cops Buy Groceries for Woman Accused of Shoplifting at Whole FoodsKind Cop Gives Boy a Ride Home, Then Buys Food for His Family

A dangerous heat wave is bringing searing temperatures to much of the U.S.With heat indexes in the 100s across the East Coast, one thing to watch out for is heat stroke. Dr. Mehmet Oz shared the signs to watch out for with Inside Edition. What Inside Edition viewers thought about the trailer. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show. RELATED STORIESSiblings Open Lemonade Stand to Raise Money for Dad's Medical TreatmentTiger Takes Refuge From Flood Inside HomeCouple Posts Prom and Wedding Photos Side by Side

Everyone's obsessed with FaceApp, the app that can make you look decades older. But could it be dangerous to your privacy? David Fergusson, co-author of "The transHuman Code," told Inside Edition that it's important to read the fine print in the app's terms of service. In a statement, FaceApp told Inside Edition it does not access your entire photo library, but rather only the image selected for a user by editing. But Fergusson said the concerns surrounding FaceApp can apply to other apps as well.

Erika and Ryan Lil had been worried about Mila since the day they rescued her. "She doesn't know what's happening. And what's the most exciting part of Mila's day? The couple recorded a video of Mila chowing down, and she falls asleep mid-chew. RELATED STORIESPuppy Reunites With Owner After Surviving 2 Weeks in Desert Following Car CrashSoldier Beams as He Reunites With Puppy Saved From Syrian Roadside7-Month-Old Puppy Chews Hole Through Owner's 'Nicest Blanket,' Gets Stuck

After a moms breakfast of a poppy seed bagel caused her to fail a drug test before she gave birth, we wanted to know: How many poppy seeds are too many? For Episode 4 of The Breakdown, three members of the Inside Edition digital team ate different amounts of poppy seeds to find out. Nick Poppy (his real name) ate "several spoonfuls of poppy seeds," Maya Chung ate a whole poppy seed bagel, and Liz Lane ate half a poppy seed bagel. 1: Poppy seeds will make you test positive. RELATED STORIESCorrection Officer Reinstated After Testing Positive for Opiates Thanks to Poppy Seed BagelMaryland Mom Says She Failed Drug Test After Eating Poppy Seed BagelWhat Happened to the Venomous Sand Spider Stolen From Philadelphia's Insectarium?

The dogs involved in the wild RV chase a couple months back have found their forever home. Inside Edition was there exclusively as the two pups met their new parents. And this woman says she was told to cover up when she tried to wear a romper on a flight. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show. RELATED STORIESOlympic Swimmer Saves Man From DrowningThese Kindergarten Sweethearts Married Nearly 20 Years Later'Gone Girl' Author Sickened by Suggestion Missing Connecticut Mom Staged Disappearance

Summer is in full swing and vacationers are heading out onto the highway for their road trips. Want to make the most of your time on the road? Some good snacking options: Put cereal in a clean coffee creamer bottle and shake the pieces out as you want them. Be sure to pull off the road if you get tired while driving. RELATED STORIESHow to Protect Yourself Against Rattlesnakes This SummerHow to Clean Your Water Bottle and Other Summer HacksSimple Hacks to Help You Beat the Heat This Summer

"Dukes of Hazzard" star John Schneider has tied the knot and Inside Edition was on the guest list! Schneider, 59, wed longtime girlfriend Alicia Allain inside a barn on his property in Holden, Louisiana, on Tuesday. Schneider is still battling his estranged wife, Elvira Schneider, in what has been a five-year-long divorce saga, so the wedding was purely a religious ceremony. "To know that truly the most beautiful woman in the world was walking toward me was the greatest feeling in the world," Schneider said, laughing. RELATED STORIESDad Sells Fireworks to Pay for Daughter's Wedding, Whole Family Helps OutJohn Schneider Searched 'DWTS' Crowd Every Night for Estranged Children'Dukes of Hazzard' Star on the Moment He Reported to Jail: 'I Can't Run, I Can't Hide'

A house cleaner who worked for Ayoola Ajayi, who's suspected of killing Utah college student Mackenzie Lueck, said he reminded her of serial killer Ted Bundy. Inside Edition got an exclusive look inside Ajayi's home. Two recent cases of flesh-eating bacteria in Florida are putting a spotlight on the infection, which can be fatal. Video showing her appear to awkwardly jump into the conversation with world leaders has some scratching their heads. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show.

One in four deaths in the U.S. are a result of heart disease, which is why it's important to address any potential cardiovascular problems early. Inside Edition teamed up with RxSaver by RetailMeNot and its medical expert, Dr. Holly Phillips, for tips to save money when managing your heart issues. RxSaver by RetailMeNotMany medications for heart disease that were sold as brand-name only are now available as generics. "Just enter the name of your medication, then choose the best price and location that works for you to save up to 80%." RELATED STORIESDad Gets Tattoo to Match Son's Heart Surgery ScarGay Couple Gets Heartfelt Note From Stranger Thanking Them for Flying Rainbow FlagWhy Heart Attacks Are the No.

A recording of a phone call obtained exclusively by Inside Edition captures Harvey Weinstein defending himself to The New York Times shortly before the outlet published one of numerous stories that eventually led to his fall from grace. In the secretly recorded conference call, Weinstein becomes animated as he presses for more information on allegations that he paid off sexual harassment accusers for decades. At times, Weinstein challenges their reporting. The award-winning Times reporters, who did not know the conference call was being recorded, go on to ask Weinstein whether he has any comment regarding the allegations. RELATED STORIESHarvey Weinstein Limps Into Court and Faces AccusersThe Fall of Harvey Weinstein, From Red Carpets to an NYPD Perp WalkHarvey Weinstein's Ex Georgina Chapman 'Humiliated' and 'Broken' by 'Me Too' Allegations

A 13-year-old who was attacked by a shark last year and received 1,000 stitches returned to the ocean for the first time since the mauling and Inside Edition was by his side. Though Keane Webre-Hayes lost half his blood, he has no hard feelings toward the shark that bit him. After his wife lost her wedding ring in the snow while on vacation, this devoted husband planned a secret trip to search for it once the weather was warmer. And the husband of missing mom Jennifer Dulos has spoken out for the first time. For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show.

Little Rocco Passavanti walked through the open gate after being lured by a colorful beach ball floating in the family pool. His dad, Albert Passavanti, was keeping a careful eye on him and called out for little Rocco to watch out. Passavanti didn't hesitate, jumping over the 4-foot fence and diving into the water save his son. Passavanti told Inside Edition that his son was in the water for a few seconds, but it was still scary. "Anybody would do that, you dont have to have any athletic ability to jump over a fence.

Inside Edition was with Keane Webre-Hayes as he returned to the ocean for the first time since he was attacked by a shark attack last year. It just needed to be done, he told Inside Edition. Keane's mom, Ellie Hayes, who witnessed the shark attack, told Inside Edition she was terrified to see her son head back into the ocean. Nobody wants to hear their kid get attacked by a great white shark, she said. I have a connection with them that not many people have.RELATED STORIESTeen Attacked by Shark Nearly Gave Up Before Deciding to FightTeen Who Lost Leg in Shark Attack Says She's 'Still Poppin'Shark Attacks Another Teen at North Carolina Beach

Lee Vogel spoke to Inside Edition about the terrifying road rage footage, which shows an angry biker yelling at the family. Another video on Inside Edition shows a woman in a white dress after she was pulled over for a suspected DUI. In police bodycam footage, the woman says, "I just want to get to my wedding." For more Inside Edition stories, tune in to today's show. RELATED STORIES'DUI Bride' Fakes Wedding Day Rush After Being Pulled Over by CopsBikers Confront Family in Tense Road Rage Standoff'Spider-Man' Tom Holland Rescues Fan Being Crushed Outside 'Late Show'

Russell Crowe hit the red carpet Monday night for the premiere of the new Showtime mini-series The Loudest Voice. The Australian actor portrays the controversial Fox News Channel president Roger Ailes, who died in 2017. The show is based on Ailes life, and Crowe had to go through a transformation to look like the portly mogul. It's an incredible likeness of Roger Ailes, who I knew for many, many years. British actress Sienna Miller plays Ailes' wife, Beth, and told Inside Edition, It was a lot of work to transform into Beth, but I loved it. RELATED STORIESFox News' Janice Dean Weeps on Air Over News of Roger Ailes' DeathFox News Architect Roger Ailes Passes Away at 77Bill O'Reilly Questions Megyn Kelly's 'Loyalty' After She Says Roger Ailes Made Fox News 'Look Bad'