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Inside Edition for Monday, June 2, 2026

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Inside Edition
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Jun 1, 2026
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1076
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Summary

Hero at 36 thousand feet. When an unruly passenger on a Frontier flight allegedly tried to open the emergency exit door and then choked a flight attendant, this hero and other passengers jumped into action restraining the man until the plane made an emergency landing. As Justin Finch reports, the hero just happens to be a tough as nails MMA fighter. And they are all over social media. People find little black dots on their skin only to find out they are ticks! This summer is expected to be one of the worst seasons for ticks on record, and since they can carry Lyme and other diseases, it's a big concern. Alison Hall spoke with an expert about what to look out for. Plus, like lots of little girls, she was excited to get her first pair of earrings, then the earrings went missing. An x-ray found one of them in her tummy, but where was the other earring? Ann Mercogliano tells us where a doctor finally found it. And teacup pigs are growing in popularity as pets, but buyers beware! Those super cute piglets can grow up to become huge pigs that will eat you out of house and home. Justin finch reports, the truth is, according to veterinarians, there's no such thing as a teacup pig.