The Pulse: June 25, 2024
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The Pulse: June 25, 2024
Overprotective Moms
Overprotective Moms
A teenage girl says her mother is overprotective; a 43-year-old woman says her mother is still overprotective.
Dr. Phil’s Big Ultimatum: Will Accused Mother Heather Go to Rehab?
Dr. Phil’s Big Ultimatum: Will Accused Mother Heather Go to Rehab?
Heather’s ex-husband blames her for their 15-year-old son’s accidental drug-overdose death; the boy’s friends describe what happened and make accusations against Heather.
Active shooter incidents up 89% over the past 5 years
Active shooter incidents up 89% over the past 5 years
Gun violence continues to plague America’s streets and the problem is only getting worse. A new report shows the number of active shooters targeting the public spiked up to 89% since 2019.
Broken Bonds: When Families Become Estranged
Broken Bonds: When Families Become Estranged
Dr. Phil delves into the disturbing trend of family estrangement, unraveling the complexities behind broken relationships.
High Society Whodunit: Murder in the Hamptons
High Society Whodunit: Murder in the Hamptons
Convicted killer Daniel Pelosi discusses the night multimillionaire Ted Ammon died.
The Disappearance of Susan Powell
The Disappearance of Susan Powell
Dr. Phil examines the case of missing mother of two, Susan Powell, whose husband, Josh Powell, is a person of interest, and Susan’s parents, Charles and Judy Cox, are looking for answers.
Actor Eugenio Derbez
Actor Eugenio Derbez
Eugenio Derbez (“Overboard”); panel: journalist Natalie Morales, TV personality Diann Valentine and entertainment executive Lynn Richardson.
Actor Tracy Morgan
Actor Tracy Morgan
Actor Tracy Morgan (TBS’ “The Last O.G.”); panel: Beverly Bond of Black Girls Rock, reality star Kaitlyn Bristowe and actress Garcelle Beauvais.
Starliner to remain docked to ISS into July – with no new departure date
Starliner to remain docked to ISS into July – with no new departure date
Boeing’s Starliner will remain docked at the International Space Station (ISS) for a while longer as engineers analyze data from the vehicle’s propulsion system. “The bottom line is, when people don’t trust the top — the commanders, the captain — then everything under it, even if it’s part of the normal process of exploration and discovery of systems is called to question. This is the virus of trust being lost running throughout Boeing and it’s got tentacles to NASA, and now they must deal with this. “Ultimately, it’s a poor reflection on our country when top leadership at Boeing has allowed its company to become what it has become today,” shared Capt. Dennis Tajer, Communications Committee Chairman, Allied Pilots Association. “We’re gonna get it back, but it’s just a never-ending tale and hopefully it’s a never-ending tale of recovery for Boeing. But we’ve got miles to go.”