Inside Editions Diane McInerney spent the early hours of Wednesday morning in storm-lashed New Smyrna Beach, Florida, as Hurricane Dorian swept by the peninsula. But it didn't compare to the devastation seen in the Bahamas, where the official death toll is seven. He tweeted at various times Sunday, and for two days, as Dorian pounded the Bahamas, no one heard from him and friends feared the worst. Then, on Tuesday, 55 hours after he was last heard from, came a tweet. RELATED STORIESHurricane Dorian Headed Straight for Multimillion-Dollar Homes on Florida CoastEerie Video Shows Inside the Eye of Hurricane DorianMar-a-Lago, Trump's 'Winter White House,' Is in the Path of Hurricane Dorian

Jessica George went viral for her attempt to capture the perfect selfie while riding the subway in New York City. Inside Edition rode along with her as she showed Correspondent Diane McInerney how to strike a pose. Virtually overnight, George went from just 200 followers on the platform to more than 30,000. "It's a lot of work getting that perfect selfie," said McInerney. Commuters in Austria Sniff Out Plans for a Scented SubwayHow This Subway Scoundrel Allegedly Brought the NYC System to a Screeching Halt

Inside Edition's Diane McInerney got exclusive access to the swanky New York home where a fundraiser was held to benefit President Trump Friday. The $40 million Hamptons mansion owned by Joe Farrell has 16 bedrooms and 19 bathrooms. But they had no effect on Farrell's fundraiser, or another hosted by tycoon Stephen Ross, owner of Equinox. RELATED STORIESWhy President Trump Wishes His Relationship With His Late Brother Had Been DifferentWho Is 'Green Shirt Guy'? Meet the 28-Year-Old Who Laughed in the Face of Trump SupportersAngry Equinox Customers Cancel Pricey Memberships Over Owner's Trump Fundraiser