Good Samaritans save the day. They jumped into action to help three women trapped inside a car after it flew off a highway and landed upside down. As Jim Moret reports, it was a matter of “all together now.” And a Secret Service agent's disturbing, now not-so-secret, behavior. He was assigned to protect President Trump, part of his detail. But police say they found him drunk, and that's not all. The agent has pled not guilty to the charges. Plus, Taco Bell is taking a big hit due to the parasite outbreak. The restaurant chain is reportedly suffering a 30 percent drop in business after it was discovered that the farm supplying its lettuce is at the epicenter of the issue. Now workers are asking people to please come back. And yesterday we revealed the chilling details of the ransom demands made by the kidnappers of Savannah Guthrie's mother. Now the reporter who broke the story tells us how she obtained those notes, and why she kept it a secret until now.

It's been 172 days since Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy, was kidnapped, and still no major break in the case. Now, for the first time, we are hearing the entire ransom note. It was written directly to Savannah, telling her she only had seven days to pay up or never see her mother again. And it's hard to upstage the president, but this man did. He was sitting behind the commander in chief as he gave a speech at a Georgia high school and mimicked his every move, even copying Trump's hand gestures. He's being called a smart aleck, but we've tracked him down, and he tells Inside Edition exclusively it's not as it appears. Plus, an apology 14 years in the making. Seinfeld star Jason Alexander says he truly regrets a cringeworthy comedy sketch he took part in, objectifying a 17-year-old in a bikini. And we're hearing the untold story of when Oprah gave away cars to her entire studio audience.

Neighborhood terror. Residents in Las Vegas are still shaken by a shirtless gunman who opened fire, leaving their homes and cars riddled with bullets. He even banged on doors armed with an AR-15 rifle. Jim Moret is in Vegas with the latest. And an eight-year-old boy is being hailed a hero. His mother was having a medical emergency while driving on a highway. He told her to pull over and call for help. Plus, it's never a good feeling to be fired, but how about learning you're getting a pink slip on live TV? That's what just happened to a prominent ESPN analyst. It was a sensational trial. A ballerina was found guilty of manslaughter after fatally shooting her husband. Now her stepdaughter, who testified at the trial, has written a book about the case. She says she wanted to make sure she got justice for her dad. Her stepmother is appealing the verdict.

When a young baseball fan at a Chicago Cubs game stayed seated during the national anthem, the older man behind him let him have it. Now the man who slapped him is speaking out in an exclusive interview with our Justin Finch. And this season is being called the summer of the shark. Now comes this: a drone flying over Malibu spots a shark in the water, and what is really scary is that there are kids swimming just feet away. Jim Moret spoke with the drone operator who captured the terrifying moment. Plus, he is a poker player who was on a high after winning a $60,000 jackpot. Then came a real low: during a home invasion, bad guys tied him up with duct tape. He tells Ann Mercogliano that with no signs of forced entry, he thinks it was all a setup to steal his winnings. Airbnb says in a statement that they have fully refunded the guest for his stay and are standing by, ready to cooperate with Las Vegas police in their ongoing investigation. And an extraordinary discovery. Seventy-four years ago, a Pan Am passenger plane headed for New York went down in the waters off Puerto Rico, killing 52 passengers and crew. For all these years, it has been a mystery exactly where the wreckage ended up. Now, it has been found.

The World Cup is officially over! Over a billion people tuned in to watch the final game and the star-studded halftime show. Tom Cruise, Shakira, and Madonna rocked the stadium. We've got the behind-the-scenes secrets you didn't see on TV. And the ex-wife of the ICE agent who shot and killed a man in Maine during a traffic stop is speaking out. She claims he was violent during their marriage, and he called her after the shooting asking her to lie to investigators about his character. She spoke exclusively with Steven Fabian. ICE says the agent acted in self-defense. Plus, they are the brothers who built a massive social media empire based on their misogynistic views. We're learning more today about the Tate brothers' arrest in Miami over the weekend. In the video, one of them passes his phone to his bodyguard as he's taken into custody. Today the brothers appeared in federal court, fighting extradition back to the U.K., where they face charges including sex trafficking and rape. Ann Mercogliano reports. Their attorney has called the charges “filth and slander. And the grandfather who was flung in the air by a charging bison is speaking out from his hospital bed, and he's still in shock about how fast the bison moved as it made him its target.

For the first time, we're seeing the suspect police say caused a big scare at the Today Show by rushing past security and charging at one of the co-hosts. Ann Mercogliano reports this is not his first run-in with the law. The suspect is being held on 10 thousand dollars bond. He has pleaded not guilty. And it's been a manhunt for two decades for a doctor accused of sexually assaulting his date on board his yacht. He vanished just before his case went to the jury 21 years ago. Now he's back in custody after U.S. Marshals found him, where else, but on a yacht. In addition to the sexual assault conviction, Fischer is expected to face charges related to unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Plus, World Cup fans are gearing up for what's expected to be quite the star-studded finale on Sunday. But along with security and crowd control, there's another worry: the 80,000 spectators breathing in lingering smoke from the Canadian wildfires. And jaws dropped across the country earlier this week after a grandfather was tossed into the air by a raging bison. For one woman, it brought back horrible memories. Her father, a popular TV reporter, was killed when a bison went on the attack.

A big scare at the Today Show. According to authorities, a man broke through security this morning, making it all the way to the studio and even lunging and shouting a racial slur at one of the co-hosts. And orange USA. Air quality alerts are in effect across a large swath of the U.S. as smoke from Canadian wildfires travels thousands of miles south. Justin Finch has the latest on the dangerous breathing conditions and what you can do to stay safe. Plus, partying principals are in big trouble. Known for their wild motivational videos, they are now appearing in a much different kind of footage: police bodycam video. As Brooke Anderson reports, both principals were pulled over and arrested for DUI. Both principals have pleaded not guilty, each released on $2,000 bond. The academy where they work tells us they have taken appropriate administration action without specifying exactly what that is. And the search is suspended. Divers are still unable to reach the boat that sank in San Francisco Bay to find three people still missing. The family was out on choppy waters spreading a loved one's ashes. Now Jim Moret boards a boat, looking for clues to what went wrong.

New details are emerging from the disaster off the coast of California near Alcatraz Island. We now know the boat that capsized in San Francisco Bay was carrying family members who were scattering a loved one's ashes. Jim Moret is in the City by the Bay with the latest on the family memorial service turned tragedy. And it's getting worse. The number of Americans coming down with severe stomach problems from ingesting a parasite found on lettuce is quickly growing, with the number of victims doubling in some areas from just one week ago. Justin Finch has more on how to avoid becoming part of the statistic. Plus, like all Floridians, she gets a new license plate every decade — but when this retiree got her new one, she couldn't believe her eyes. The letters and numbers spelled out something that's well, kind of racy. And record high heat. From California to the Northeast, the country feels like it's under a heat dome. Many families are cooling off with backyard inflatable water slides, but now there's a warning after a little boy broke his back. Ann Mercogliano has the details.