Inside Edition for Wednesday, April 13, 2022
It's over - one of the biggest manhunts in New York history ended today with the arrest of the suspect cops believe carried out the subway mass shooting that caused utter terror during rush hour. While making his way to New York, the suspect filmed himself in a rented van - clearly full of anger. And the attack on the subway couldn't have come at a worse time - as many workers return to the office using public transportation. Now many commuters are asking themselves: to ride or not to ride? Plus, Pam Anderson admitted she was nervous about her Broadway debut in the musical Chicago - but those nerves are calmed now that the reviews are in. And How We Roll…it's the inspiring story of the laid off auto worker who became one of the best pro bowlers in America
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<p>It's over - one of the biggest manhunts in New York history ended today with the arrest of the suspect cops believe carried out the subway mass shooting that caused utter terror during rush hour. While making his way to New York, the suspect filmed himself in a rented van - clearly full of anger. And the attack on the subway couldn't have come at a worse time - as many workers return to the office using public transportation. Now many commuters are asking themselves: to ride or not to ride? Plus, Pam Anderson admitted she was nervous about her Broadway debut in the musical <em>Chicago </em>- but those nerves are calmed now that the reviews are in. And<em> How We Roll</em>…it's the inspiring story of the laid off auto worker who became one of the best pro bowlers in America</p>
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