Inside Edition for Friday, July 26, 2024
It's this year's largest wildfire in California, and two young women are being credited with raising the alarm. They say they saw a man push a burning car into a ditch sparking the inferno. One even snapped a picture of the guy helping authorities track down and arrest the alleged fire-starter. And a ballerina dubbed the real “Black Swan” is on trial accused of murdering her husband. She openly wept on the stand as she recounted the day she says she was forced to shoot her husband in self-defense. However, prosecutors say it’s all an act. Plus, last time we told you about the director of the FBI saying it was still unclear if former President Trump was hit by a bullet or shrapnel. Donald Trump is sure it was a bullet and he's hitting back. And first it was 44,000 Black women on an epic Zoom call supporting Kamala Harris...now 100,000 white women have joined forces setting a new Zoom world record. In fact, so many people joined, it broke the internet. Lisa Guerrero has details.
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<p>It's this year's largest wildfire in California, and two young women are being credited with raising the alarm. They say they saw a man push a burning car into a ditch sparking the inferno. One even snapped a picture of the guy helping authorities track down and arrest the alleged fire-starter. And a ballerina dubbed the real “Black Swan” is on trial accused of murdering her husband. She openly wept on the stand as she recounted the day she says she was forced to shoot her husband in self-defense. However, prosecutors say it’s all an act. Plus, last time we told you about the director of the FBI saying it was still unclear if former President Trump was hit by a bullet or shrapnel. Donald Trump is sure it was a bullet and he's hitting back. And first it was 44,000 Black women on an epic Zoom call supporting Kamala Harris...now 100,000 white women have joined forces setting a new Zoom world record. In fact, so many people joined, it broke the internet. Lisa Guerrero has details.</p>
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