Inside Edition for Wednesday, April 6, 2022
Actor Mathew Broderick is the latest celebrity to go public with a positive Covid diagnosis. And the health scare couldn't come at a worse time for Broderick. He's been on a media blitz doing in studio interviews to promote the Broadway show he's starring in with his wife Sarah Jessica Parker. And lightning strikes twice! A day at the ballpark turned into a nightmare for this father and daughter when lightning struck both of them sending them to the hospital. They tell Steven Fabian the bolts left them with severe burns and temporarily paralyzed. Plus, you wouldn't think making a joke about Vice President Kamala Harris' brown business suit would be grounds for getting fired. But this conservative radio host says that's exactly what happened to her. And workers rebel! It's being called the great return - after two years of working remotely, many businesses across America are bringing workers back to the office. But as Les Trent reports, getting employees to get out of their sweats and off the couch is no easy task.
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<p>Actor Mathew Broderick is the latest celebrity to go public with a positive Covid diagnosis. And the health scare couldn't come at a worse time for Broderick. He's been on a media blitz doing in studio interviews to promote the Broadway show he's starring in with his wife Sarah Jessica Parker. And lightning strikes twice! A day at the ballpark turned into a nightmare for this father and daughter when lightning struck both of them sending them to the hospital. They tell Steven Fabian the bolts left them with severe burns and temporarily paralyzed. Plus, you wouldn't think making a joke about Vice President Kamala Harris' brown business suit would be grounds for getting fired. But this conservative radio host says that's exactly what happened to her. And workers rebel! It's being called the great return - after two years of working remotely, many businesses across America are bringing workers back to the office. But as Les Trent reports, getting employees to get out of their sweats and off the couch is no easy task.</p>
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