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Efforts at damage control are on over at The Tonight Show after a devastating article claimed host Jimmy Fallon has created such a toxic workplace that some staffers say they've had thoughts of suicide. Just hours after the article hit Rolling Stone magazine, Fallon was on Zoom with his staff. And, a snack company is offering customers refunds after pulling its super spicy chip from store shelves. A 14-year-old boy died after eating just one of the chips in the so-called “one chip challenge.” Even though it's not the first spicy challenge to capture the imagination, is any of it safe? Plus, there are an estimated 400 law enforcement personnel joined in the search for that escaped convict in Pennsylvania. Now on the run for nine days, some people are tired of waiting for them to get their man and regular citizens are joining the hunt. And, he's a dog who escaped from a shelter and ended up at a nursing home…and he's the best medicine the residents could have hoped for!
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