Inside Edition for Tuesday, August 16, 2022
First Lady Jill Biden remains in isolation in South Carolina today after testing positive for Covid. She is unable to return home to Washington until she gets two negative test results. It’s definitely not the vacation the first family had hoped for. Meantime, all eyes are on Wyoming as Liz Cheney is expected to be voted out of Congress. As a Republican, she has lost support for taking on Donald Trump with the January 6th Committee. However, those sticking by her say don't count her out yet. And for the first time we are hearing the 911 call placed from the scene of Anne Heche's fiery car crash. The caller could actually hear screaming coming from the burning vehicle, but he had no idea it was a famous actress. Plus, preparing to compete in the Little League World Series should be the happiest time of a boy’s life. Instead, a 12-year-old is in a medically induced coma after fracturing his skull in a bunk bed fall. Steven Fabian tells us what happened.
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<p>First Lady Jill Biden remains in isolation in South Carolina today after testing positive for Covid. She is unable to return home to Washington until she gets two negative test results. It’s definitely not the vacation the first family had hoped for. Meantime, all eyes are on Wyoming as Liz Cheney is expected to be voted out of Congress. As a Republican, she has lost support for taking on Donald Trump with the January 6th Committee. However, those sticking by her say don't count her out yet. And for the first time we are hearing the 911 call placed from the scene of Anne Heche's fiery car crash. The caller could actually hear screaming coming from the burning vehicle, but he had no idea it was a famous actress. Plus, preparing to compete in the Little League World Series should be the happiest time of a boy’s life. Instead, a 12-year-old is in a medically induced coma after fracturing his skull in a bunk bed fall. Steven Fabian tells us what happened. </p>
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