Inside Edition for Friday, May 28, 2021
Inside Edition reports…AAA says two and a half million people will board airplanes this holiday…that’s six times more than last year. As Jim Moret reports, America is definitely back on the move. Saying goodbye to those masks may also mean saying hello to the common cold. Incidences of colds have been way down…but as Steven Fabian reports, experts predict that’s going to change. We told you the other day about the invasion of cicadas happening around the country and apparently they like being on TV. Lisa Guerrero has had lots of dramatic moments while conducting investigations for Inside Edition…but find out what happened when she went looking into a company that claims to help people get rid of timeshares.
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<p>Inside Edition reports…AAA says two and a half million people will board airplanes this holiday…that’s six times more than last year. As Jim Moret reports, America is definitely back on the move. Saying goodbye to those masks may also mean saying hello to the common cold. Incidences of colds have been way down…but as Steven Fabian reports, experts predict that’s going to change. We told you the other day about the invasion of cicadas happening around the country and apparently they like being on TV. Lisa Guerrero has had lots of dramatic moments while conducting investigations for Inside Edition…but<strong> </strong>find out what happened when she went looking into a company that claims to help people get rid of timeshares.</p>
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