Inside Edition for Thursday, May 9, 2024
It's day two of Stormy Daniels on the stand at Donald Trump’s hush money trial and during cross-examination she was hammered. In an exchange being called combative the former president's attorney accused her of lying. Daniels held her ground - Ann Mercogliano is at the courthouse. And a little boy with a life-threatening medical emergency needs to get to the hospital immediately. One problem - he's 400 miles away on a cruise ship. As Les Trent reports, the U.S Airforce came to the rescue! Plus, the average person yawns about 20 times a day. This lady yawned, and her jaw got stuck wide open. So what happened? And Taylor Swift kicked off her shows in Paris and she doesn't have to worry about the whole audience not understanding her. As Jim Moret reports, many in the crowd are Americans.
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<p>It's day two of Stormy Daniels on the stand at Donald Trump’s hush money trial and during cross-examination she was hammered. In an exchange being called combative the former president's attorney accused her of lying. Daniels held her ground - Ann Mercogliano is at the courthouse. And a little boy with a life-threatening medical emergency needs to get to the hospital immediately. One problem - he's 400 miles away on a cruise ship. As Les Trent reports, the U.S Airforce came to the rescue! Plus,<strong> </strong>the average person yawns about 20 times a day. This lady yawned, and her jaw got stuck wide open. So what happened? And<strong> </strong>Taylor Swift kicked off her shows in Paris and she doesn't have to worry about the whole audience not understanding her. As Jim Moret reports, many in the crowd are Americans. </p>
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