Inside Edition for Friday, May 22, 2020
Inside Edition reports…The Memorial Day weekend begins with gas prices at about their lowest in roughly 20 years…but that’s unlikely to translate into many people hitting the roads as usual. For the first time in decades, AAA isn’t even making a prediction on travel since Covid-19 has so disrupted the economy. Actress Lori Loughlin and her husband were in front of a judge today pleading guilty to their role in the college admissions scandal. Their court appearance and guilty plea were all done virtually. With people stuck at home many are trying DIY projects they wouldn’t normally do and if your project involves a ladder you don’t want something that happened to one guy happening to you. And the chances were one in 15 million but a woman in Dallas has given birth to identical quadruplet boys all delivered within three minutes.
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<p>Inside Edition reports…The Memorial Day weekend begins with gas prices at about their lowest in roughly 20 years…but that’s unlikely to translate into many people hitting the roads as usual. For the first time in decades, AAA isn’t even making a prediction on travel since Covid-19 has so disrupted the economy. Actress Lori Loughlin and her husband were in front of a judge today pleading guilty to their role in the college admissions scandal. Their court appearance and guilty plea were all done virtually. With people stuck at home many are trying DIY projects they wouldn’t normally do and if your project involves a ladder you don’t want something that happened to one guy happening to you. And the chances were one in 15 million but a woman in Dallas has given birth to identical quadruplet boys all delivered within three minutes.</p><p> </p>
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