Inside Edition for Friday, April 8, 2022
It’s judgment day for Will Smith. Today, the Motion Picture Academy banned the actor from attending any future Oscar events- for the next decade. Jim Moret was outside Oscar headquarters as the punishment came down. And there is a video of a man being shot to death by his ex-wife’s boyfriend… and since the whole thing was caught on tape you would think it would be an open and shut case against the shooter. But he’s not facing any charges… and the dead man’s widow tells Steven Fabian she is heartbroken. Plus, it’s day two for Tiger Woods’ big comeback at the Masters and he struggled a bit compared to day one. Something to be expected considering his car crash injuries… but one of those rooting for Tiger is the sheriff’s deputy who was credited with saving Tiger’s life. And carjacking's have been on the rise during the pandemic- and the crime wave continues. Across the country, brazen thieves are targeting drivers to steal their vehicles- and far too often young children end up being put in danger.
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<p>It’s judgment day for Will Smith. Today, the Motion Picture Academy banned the actor from attending any future Oscar events- for the next decade. Jim Moret was outside Oscar headquarters as the punishment came down. And there is a video of a man being shot to death by his ex-wife’s boyfriend… and since the whole thing was caught on tape you would think it would be an open and shut case against the shooter. But he’s not facing any charges… and the dead man’s widow tells Steven Fabian she is heartbroken. Plus, it’s day two for Tiger Woods’ big comeback at the Masters and he struggled a bit compared to day one. Something to be expected considering his car crash injuries… but one of those rooting for Tiger is the sheriff’s deputy who was credited with saving Tiger’s life. And carjacking's have been on the rise during the pandemic- and the crime wave continues. Across the country, brazen thieves are targeting drivers to steal their vehicles- and far too often young children end up being put in danger.</p>
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