Inside Edition for Thursday, April 2, 2026

Inside Edition delivers a high-octane episode packed with breaking news and dramatic developments across multiple frontiers. The episode opens with shocking footage from the Tiger Woods car crash, revealing the golfer yawning repeatedly and admitting he was on the phone with President Trump—raising questions about his fitness to drive amid a DUI investigation. The case is further complicated by the discovery of hydrocodone pills in his pocket, with experts linking his symptoms to prescription painkiller abuse. In Hawaii, a doctor accused of pushing his wife off a cliff takes the stand, claiming self-defense after she allegedly attacked him with a rock, while his wife denies any intent to kill. Meanwhile, NASA’s Artemis II mission faces a bizarre hiccup when the spacecraft toilet fails, prompting astronaut Christina Koch to step in as a 'space plumber'—a moment that becomes a viral sensation. President Trump’s controversial remarks about French President Macron’s wife spark international backlash, while Attorney General Pam Bondi is fired amid criticism over her handling of the Epstein files. A tragic shooting in Brooklyn claims the life of a seven-month-old baby in her stroller, igniting nationwide outrage. In entertainment, Kim Novak rejects Sydney Sweeney’s casting as her in a biopic, citing concerns over Sweeney’s image, while a viral influencer faces backlash for using AI to swap her face onto another model’s body. The episode closes with a chilling cold case breakthrough: DNA evidence confirms Ted Bundy murdered 17-year-old Laura Ann Amy in 1972, bringing closure to her family after 50 years.