Inside Edition for Tuesday, September 26, 2023

It's happened so often lately that it’s understandable if you've wondered if you need to learn evasive driving techniques. Yet another in what seems to be a rash of so-called follow-home robberies. The latest is a homeowner in Dallas who was attacked in his driveway after visiting his bank. And no president in American history has ever visited a picket line – until now. Today, President Biden joined striking autoworkers in Detroit. His trip comes as former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson is making more waves. First, she accused Rudy Giuliani of groping her, which he denies. Now, she says Congressman Matt Gaetz tried to hit on her, but she says she has "higher standards." Plus, in some big cities, like New York, getting a table at a hot restaurant can be a sport. These diners thought they snagged the hottest ticket in town, waiting more than a year to get a table. They had no idea it wasn't a real restaurant, just an elaborate hoax. And buses are America's most widely used form of public transport, accounting for nearly half of all public transit trips, but how safe are they? Lately, there have been increasing incidents of violence, and passengers aren't the only targets. Drivers are in danger too.