NEW: Former FBI Director and seashell collector James Comey fumes after the Trump Department of Justice fired his daughter. Maurene Comey was fired from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. Comey is clearly not happy about it. "The reservoir is in grave danger. Right now, Trump and the hacks who lead the Department of Justice are hammering at the dam day after day, trying to turn it into just another gold leaf-covered Trump subsidiary."

NEW: Woman says she was denied boarding a Spirit Airlines flight at Miami Airport because her shorts were too short. The argument, which started as a verbal fight between Tanasia Grayer and a Spirit employee, ended with Grayer's sister being arrested. You know it's bad when Spirit Airlines isn't letting you on.

NEW: Motorcyclist traveling at speeds of up to 140mph somehow walks away after crashing his motorcycle on the 405 Freeway. The motorcyclist was trying to flee from California Highway Patrol who tried pulling him over for speeding. The man was seen casually walking off the crash in footage captured by AIR7.

Singer Jelly Roll struggles to make it through his song after noticing a young fan who recently lost her mother. The girl was seen crying in the stands while holding up a sign about her mom. “What a strong young lady it takes to be here representing your mama like that. And I'm not sure that I can say anything that can make it better…” “I hope you know that it's okay to not be okay. But I promise you, it's going to be all right.” “We're going to dedicate this to her…”

NEW: Delta pilot makes an "aggressive maneuver" to avoid colliding with a B-52 bomber above Minot, North Dakota. New audio footage captured by a passenger onboard the plane reveals what exactly happened, according to the pilot. "Given his speed ... I don't know how fast they were going, but they were a lot faster than us, I felt it was the safest thing to do to turn behind it," the pilot said. "So sorry about the aggressive maneuver, it caught me by surprise, this is not normal at all. I don't know why they didn't give us a heads up, because the Air Force base does have radar..." "Not a fun day at work."

NEW: The wife of the man who sadly passed away after he was sucked into an MRI machine says he was wearing a 20-pound chain with a lock on it. Keith McAllister’s wife said she called for help after an MRI on her knee. "He went limp in my arms."

NEW: The ‘Kiss Cam’ has been replaced by the ‘Coldplay Cam’ at sporting events across the country. Astronomer CEO Andy Byron has stepped down from the company following the viral incident.

Ohio teacher starts panicking and crying in court after being sentenced to a week in jail for stalking her ex-boyfriend. 27-year-old Hannah Freeman was accused of following her ex-boyfriend to work at least 33 times in a single month. She was also accused of breaking into his car and stealing over $1000 worth of items. During the sentencing, Freeman's lawyer addressed the judge, claiming the sentencing was not what they had agreed to. "You didn’t agree with me, Mr. Kinlin, and I am charged with sentencing," Judge David Matia shot back. The moment caused Freeman to panic. She was sentenced to one week in jail, 18 months of probation, must wear a GPS device for 90 days, must get mental health counseling, and is not allowed to contact her ex-boyfriend.

NEW: A 61-year-old man has sadly passed away after he was sucked into an MRI machine on Long Island. The man was reportedly wearing a large metal chain and was pulled into the machine. According to ABC, the man was not a patient but walked into the MRI room while a scan was in progress. The police say the man was at the hospital with someone else. He was sucked into the machine due to his large metal chain, and later passed away. "If this was a chain that was wrapped around the neck, I could imagine any kind of strangulation injuries that could happen, asphyxiation, cervical spine injuries if the patient was slammed against the MRI, you know, any kind of blunt force trauma that we can think about could happen," said Dr. Payal Sud. Authorities are currently investigating.

NEW: The U.S. Embassy in India is warning Indian nationals that they will have their American visas revoked if they commit crimes in the U.S. The statement comes after bodycam footage was released of a woman who allegedly shoplifted $1,300 from Target in Illinois, as reported by The Independent. In the footage, the woman was seen begging with officers, claiming she accidentally walked out of the store without paying. "So basically, we have been watching this girl for four hours. She has taken tons of merchandise..." a store worker said. "We are getting a total done for you. It will be well over $500 I am sure." "No. It will be more," the woman bizarrely interjected. "Committing assault, theft, or burglary in the United States won’t just cause you legal issues – it could lead to your visa being revoked and make you ineligible for future U.S. visas," U.S. Embassy India said in a new statement. "The United States values law and order and expects foreign visitors to follow all U.S. laws."