Inside Edition for Tuesday, February 07, 2023
We're learning more about the alleged plot to completely destroy the city of Baltimore…by attacking the power grid that supports the city. The FBI says a known neo-Nazi leader and the woman he was involved with were not just talking about the plot, but actively taking steps to carry it out. Steven Fabian reports. And she was one of the 13 siblings chained up by their own parents in a house of horrors…and Jordan Turpin is continuing to move forward after her horrible ordeal. She's a popular social media influencer and is featured in a new spread in Elle magazine. Plus, around the country, it’s against the law to have obscured or covered up license plates. Some drivers are allegedly doing that to avoid paying tolls especially at bridges and tunnels. Ann Mercogliano on the fight over the cover-up. And it’s Super Bowl opening night and Megan Alexander and our special correspondent golfer and influencer Paige Spiranac were there.
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<p>We're learning more about the alleged plot to completely destroy the city of Baltimore…by attacking the power grid that supports the city. The FBI says a known neo-Nazi leader and the woman he was involved with were not just talking about the plot, but actively taking steps to carry it out. Steven Fabian reports. And she was one of the 13 siblings chained up by their own parents in a house of horrors…and Jordan Turpin is continuing to move forward after her horrible ordeal. She's a popular social media influencer and is featured in a new spread in <em>Elle</em> magazine. Plus, around the country, it’s against the law to have obscured or covered up license plates. Some drivers are allegedly doing that to avoid paying tolls especially at bridges and tunnels. Ann Mercogliano on the fight over the cover-up. And it’s Super Bowl opening night and Megan Alexander and our special correspondent golfer and influencer Paige Spiranac were there. </p>
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