Inside Edition for Monday, December 19, 2022

There's a reason they ask you to keep your seatbelts fastened while on a plane, and the passengers on a Hawaiian Airlines flight are well aware of it. Dozens were injured, eleven seriously, when the plane hit intense turbulence. So what else can you do to protect yourself - especially if you're holding a baby.  Here's Les Trent. And does it seem like everyone you know is sick right now? That's because they probably are, which means keeping healthy will be a real challenge this holiday. Our new reporter Sibila Vargas has some tips on how to do just that. Plus, there will be no Christmas this year for the families of the four slain University of Idaho students - an attorney representing one of them tells us they are just too grief-stricken. Meantime, as Ann Mercogliano reports, new video from the night of the murders shows two of the victims talking about a mystery man named Adam. And more headlines for Tesla founder and Twitter owner Elon Musk. Over the weekend he asked Twitter users if he should step down - 17 million responded, and now the results are in. Meantime, the guy Musk claimed had followed a car carrying his young son is speaking out. He says he's an Uber Eats driver, and is no stalker.