THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Congresswoman Claudia Tenney from upstate New York, claimed in a radio interview that most mass shooters are Democrats. 
  • Amazon is going to open more cashier-less stores in Seattle and Los Angeles later this year. 
  • While driving across NY's Tappan Zee Bridge, Chevy Chase was shoved to the ground during a road rage incident, after he followed a driver and confronted him. 
  • The much Oscar nominated movie "The Shape of Water" is being accused of ripping off a 1969 play. The late author's son claims there are 60 similarities between his father's play and the movie. 
  • Venezuelans lost an average of 24-pounds last year because of their food shortage. 
  • A new survey says that 1 in every 3 Americans has more credit card debt than savings. 
  • A Tennessee inmate has escaped for the sixth time. 
  • In the world of golf, Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker have been named Ryder Cup vice captains. 
  • Jennifer Lawrence says she will take a year off from acting to "fix our democracy." 
  • Krispy Kreme has introduced its latest limited-edition doughnut: the Hershey's Gold Doughnut. 
  • Congrats to the American Women's Hockey Team, who defeated Canada to win Gold in the Winter Olympics. 
  • Wendy Williams announced on Wednesday's show that she is taking a few weeks off to be treated for Graves' Disease. 
  • At the Brit Awards on Wednesdays, performers carried white flowers to show their support for the Time's Up movement. 
  • Toys R Us is said to be getting to close more stores. 
  • Uber has rolled out an Express Pool service that rivals taking the bus. 
  • "America's Got Talent"'s Grace Vanderwaal is going to open for Imagine Dragons on their tour this summer. 
  • Do you realize that Honey Boo-Boo is now 12? 
  • Snapchat's stock almost 8% yesterday after a tweet from Kylie Jenner, who said she doesn't open the app anymore. 
  • Ivanka Trump is off to South Korea for the closing ceremony of the Winter Olympics. 
  • Jane Seymour feels "better-than-ever" at 67 and she's proving it by posing in Playboy for the third time. 

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