Inside Edition for Thursday, June 11, 2020
Inside Edition reports…There’s an extraordinary situation in Seattle where the turmoil and calls for racial justice happening across the nation has led to the takeover of a portion of the city. As the standoff continues, now there’s a war of words between the president and local officials. Tough questions are being asked in the case of the two missing children whose remains have just been found. Marine biologists say with humans out of the water recently, sharks have been swimming closer to shore. That means as beaches begin to reopen, be careful if you’re planning to go into the water. And a man who went on a meditation retreat missed the Covid-19 pandemic and had no idea about the George Floyd uproar. He spoke with Jim Moret about how different he found the world when he returned.
June 11, 2020
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<p>Inside Edition reports…There’s an extraordinary situation in Seattle where the turmoil and calls for racial justice happening across the nation has led to the takeover of a portion of the city. As the standoff continues, now there’s a war of words between the president and local officials. Tough questions are being asked in the case of the two missing children whose remains have just been found. Marine biologists say with humans out of the water recently, sharks have been swimming closer to shore. That means as beaches begin to reopen, be careful if you’re planning to go into the water. And a man who went on a meditation retreat missed the Covid-19 pandemic and had no idea about the George Floyd uproar. He spoke with Jim Moret about how different he found the world when he returned. </p>
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