TikTok challenge lands Florida man in jail for trying to spend the night in Walmart after it…

We begin with housing data that suggests younger homebuyers may finally be catching a break after more than a decade of difficulty.

Millennials, now in their thirties and early forties, have been far less likely to own homes than their parents were at the same age. New data suggests that trend may be starting to reverse.

Switzerland. Five people are still missing after a fire in an Alpine town. Eight others were injured.

Search crews are working through the debris this morning. Local police say the cause is still under investigation.

Britain's government borrowing figures came in higher than expected last month. Chancellor John Healey is preparing his first Budget.

July borrowing was higher than economists forecast. The Chancellor says the government remains committed to its fiscal rules, but the figures are complicating preparations for the autumn Budget.

Reports out of the United Kingdom suggest the Duchess of Sussex may be considering a return to acting.

She was on a legal drama before the marriage.

Back to the Downing Street library. The Prime Minister donated a biography of himself.

The Downing Street library began in nineteen thirty-one. Seven of his ministers also contributed books. The Prime Minister's donation was a biography written about him.

Back in January of this year, deputies in Central Florida responded to a call at a Walmart in Clermont after the store had closed for the night. A man was discovered in the dog bed section, broadcasting live on TikTok.

Deputies said he was attempting to stay inside the store for twenty-four hours as part of a challenge.

He was arrested on trespassing charges after approximately two hours.

Back in April of last year, deputies in Highlands County pursued a stolen vehicle for several miles. When the driver finally stopped, he approached the patrol car with an unusual gesture of goodwill.

Body camera footage shows the man offering the deputy a can of vodka spritzer through the window.

Prosecutors allege he had stolen a case of alcohol from a store before leading deputies on the chase.

Back in October of last year, a woman ran inside a Sunoco station in Brevard County to pay, leaving her car running outside. Security footage shows a man entering the vehicle and driving away.

Moments later, deputies said the same man returned the car to the gas station and fled on foot.

The woman's four-year-old child had been asleep in the back seat.

The suspect was arrested later that day.

And back in May of this year, a collision south of Vancouver left witnesses staring upward.

A motorcycle collided with a car at an intersection and became lodged in the traffic signal overhead.

Witnesses captured video of the bike dangling several feet above the intersection while emergency crews worked to bring it down.

The rider was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

You have. The sea urchin video is still number one on the KRAK 11 animal countdown. Three million two hundred sixty-eight thousand new views in the last forty-one hours.

Four and a half million total. Posted by Nick DiGiovanni six days ago. YouTube has it at number thirteen on their trending chart.

At number two, a video filed under pets and animals with no animal name in the title. Just the word singing and a hashtag.

Three million views gained. Thirteen million total. Posted three weeks ago by a channel called Lumi.

At number three, up one spot since yesterday, coyotes and badgers hunting together. Two point eight million views gained.

YouTube has it at number one on their chart. Three point three million total views. I have now watched it nine times.

At number four, also up one spot, a baby deer trapped on a freezing pond. Two point seven million views gained, fifteen million total.

Posted last week. YouTube has it at number three.

And at number five, the bobcat that has been stopping cars. Fifteen consecutive days now at the same spot on our count.

One point four million views gained. Six and a half million total.

The Premier League has announced new enforcement on corner kicks after what they are calling an epidemic of holding, pushing and grappling last season. Referees will crack down on physical play in the box starting opening weekend.