Inside Edition for Friday, August 19, 2022
A man swimming in a lake didn’t realize a 12 foot long alligator was swimming right towards him. They collided head on with the gator chomped down on the man's skull...miraculously he survived and is speaking with our Ann Mercogliano. And we've told you all about the Bama rush TikTok phenomenon, where students show off their outfits while pledging sororities. Now some working women are having their own fun - welcome to hashtag corporate rush! Plus, it's the original summer blockbuster, Jaws the movie that had millions afraid to go swimming. Now, we're learning the bridge featured in the movie has become the scene of multiple disasters. And touching tribute to the late Olivia Newton-John as Grease returns to theaters!
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<p>A man swimming in a lake didn’t realize a 12 foot long alligator was swimming right towards him. They collided head on with the gator chomped down on the man's skull...miraculously he survived and is speaking with our Ann Mercogliano. And we've told you all about the Bama rush TikTok phenomenon, where students show off their outfits while pledging sororities. Now some working women are having their own fun - welcome to hashtag corporate rush! Plus, it's the original summer blockbuster, <em>Jaws</em> the movie that had millions afraid to go swimming. Now, we're learning the bridge featured in the movie has become the scene of multiple disasters. And touching tribute to the late Olivia Newton-John as <em>Grease</em> returns to theaters!</p>
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