Inside Edition for Monday, February 06, 2023
Coast Guard and Navy divers are busy off the coast of South Carolina trying to recover debris from the Chinese spy balloon that was shot down over the weekend. It was a big moment at the Grammys, Viola Davis announcing Beyonce had won for best R&B song…making her the most awarded artist in Grammy history. However, Beyonce was nowhere to be seen until way later in the show. Why? She was stuck in LA traffic. They serve more than 200 million customers a year...and since Waffle House is open 24/7 - if you've got the munchies they're there to feed you. However, Waffle House is sometimes the scene of some pretty wild moments late at night. Lisa Guerrero went looking for answers as to why. Waffle House says most people have positive experiences in their restaurants, adding they care about their customers and employees, and are continuously working to improve safety at their locations. The countdown is on for Super Bowl Sunday, and once again we have a special correspondent covering all the festivities. Megan Alexander tells us who it is.
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<p>Coast Guard and Navy divers are busy off the coast of South Carolina trying to recover debris from the Chinese spy balloon that was shot down over the weekend. It was a big moment at the Grammys, Viola Davis announcing Beyonce had won for best R&B song…making her the most awarded artist in Grammy history. However, Beyonce was nowhere to be seen until way later in the show. Why? She was stuck in LA traffic. They serve more than 200 million customers a year...and since Waffle House is open 24/7 - if you've got the munchies they're there to feed you. However, Waffle House is sometimes the scene of some pretty wild moments late at night. Lisa Guerrero went looking for answers as to why. Waffle House says most people have positive experiences in their restaurants, adding they care about their customers and employees, and are continuously working to improve safety at their locations. The countdown is on for Super Bowl Sunday, and once again we have a special correspondent covering all the festivities. Megan Alexander tells us who it is.</p>
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