Inside Edition

Are Some Pilots Falsifying Their Mental Health Records?

Bobi, World’s Oldest Dog Ever, Dies at Age 31

Britney Spears Says She Hated Being 'X Factor' Judge

Dashcam Video Shows Man Aggressively Plowing Through Parade

Man Drops His Shorts, Baring All During Arrest: Cops

Exhibit of Tiny Art Proves ‘Small is Beautiful’

Is This New Hampshire Restaurant Haunted?

Freed Israeli Hostage Shakes Hands With Hamas Captor

Teen Reaches $1.9M Settlement After Mistakenly Shot by Cop

Woman Who Survived Hamas Attack on Music Festival Speaks Out

Moms Warn About Mylar Balloons After Deaths of Daughters

Michael Cohen Testifies Against Trump in Civil Fraud Trial

Two people are dead and one wounded after a shooting in Brussels. Belgium’s soccer team was hosting Sweden in a Euro 2024 qualifying match. Authorities say people were gathered at a cafe to watch the football game when a man started shooting an automatic weapon. Two Swedish nationals were killed. A moment of silence will be observed at all Euro 2024 qualifying matches on Oct. 17 to honor the victims in Brussels.

Britney Spears says that when she was 19 years old, she became pregnant with Justin Timberlake's baby but had an abortion, according to her memoir. Spears writes that the pregnancy was a surprise, but for her, it wasn’t a tragedy. "But Justin definitely wasn’t happy about the pregnancy," she says. "He said we weren’t ready to have a baby in our lives." The excerpt is from her upcoming memoir, "The Woman in Me," obtained by People Magazine.

Sponsored by RoC Skincare. Inside Edition teamed up with RoC® skincare and its dermatologist Dr. Anna Guanche for more anti-aging tips. She says the skin around the eyes is 10 times thinner than the skin on the rest of the face, that’s why our eyes age faster and need targeted care. Dr. Guanche recommends RoC’s new Dual Eye Cream to her patients as a two in one treatment for both the upper and lower eye areas.

Oscar-winning hairstylist Beatrice De Alba allegedly shot a suspected intruder at her California home. Police say someone pounded on the Oscar-winner's back door, claiming he was hurt and needed help. The suspected intruder allegedly tried to force his way into her home. That's when, police say, De Alba shot the man. Cops say she was detained briefly after the shooting but not arrested. Police are investigating the incident.

There is concern growing for President Biden as he travels to Israel. The New York Times describes the trip as "fraught with risks, both political and physical." The president's first stop is Tel Aviv, which is a frequent target of Hamas rockets. Meanwhile, Cornell University is under fire after a history professor described the Hamas attack on Israel as "exhilarating." Inside Edition's Les Trent has more.

A stolen car was driven into the living and dining rooms of a house in South Floral Park, New York. It was about 8 a.m. and the owner of the house and one of her sons were inside sleeping. The person who drove the car ran away, leaving the family to deal with the damage. The owner of the car says the vehicle was stolen from less than a mile away from the home. Police are looking for the suspect. Inside Edition Digital has more.

Suzanne Somers’ grieving husband of 46 years is speaking out. Alan Hamel tells the “TODAY” show about Somers’ final moments. "She was heavy breathing at the end and I gave her a pill to relax her breathing but it didn't work," he says. "I was grateful I was with her when she left us and it was very peaceful and it was beautiful." The "Three's Company" star was last seen in July in a Facebook video after announcing her breast cancer returned. She died one day before her 77th birthday.

These are some of our dirtiest stories. In 2020, a wild horse was at risk of starving to death after getting stuck in a muddy pond. In 2016, a utility worker was so determined to fix a burst pipe that he dove into the muddy water head-first. In April 2017, animals had to be rescued from being stuck in the mud at a California farm after it rained for several days. Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall has more.

These people survived plane crashes. In 2018, a plane crash-landed in the water off an island in the Pacific Ocean. Miraculously, everyone on board survived. In 2016, survivors of US Airways flight 1549, The Miracle on the Hudson, came together for a reunion. Kechi Okwuchi was left with third-degree burns over 65 percent of her body after being one of only two survivors of a plane crash that killed 107 people in Nigeria in 2005. Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall has more.

The situation in the Middle East was front and center on the season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" hosted by Pete Davidson. "I saw so many pictures this week of children suffering, Israeli children, Palestinian children," he says. “No one deserves to suffer, especially not kids." Meanwhile, the nation's college campuses saw more demonstrations between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian students. Inside Edition's Les Trent has more.

Elephants travel long distances in search of food, but in the African wilderness of southwest Kenya they’re not traveling alone. Not far away are Masai Mara rangers making sure these creatures aren’t stopped in their tracks by humans. The Masai Mara’s elephant corridor runs between Kenya and Tanzania. When resources dry up in one area, herds go on the move looking for sustenance. It’s a route well-known to poachers. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.

Storm debris can become carbon neutral furniture. A Maryland company, Cambium Carbon, aims to save trees from the dump. The debris left behind by severe storms is picked up by the Cambium Carbon crew and taken back to their sawmill. Collecting fallen trees started as a side hustle for 2 friends, and now they’re partnering with cities, architects, and businesses nationwide. This company only works with fallen trees and debris, not healthy trees that have been purposely cut down.

Renee Valdez from New Mexico has a beautiful new home — that might have come with ghosts. She says the property, built in 1920, has a lot of unusual noises. And every night, her cats stare at and respond to unexplained things. Renee even says her son has seen a man in the home wearing a fedora. Even so, she isn’t afraid to live in the house. She shared her story with Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall.