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The 'View' co-host apologized for losing her cool during Thursday's episode.

Talk about instant karma. A Georgia waitress was applauded for her actions after security footage from her restaurant captured her immediately taking down a male customer who groped her from behind. Emelia Holden, 21, a server at Vinnie Van Go-Go’s in Savannah, was putting menus away on June 30 after taking a customer's order. In the security footage, a male customer, walking behind her, reaches out and gropes her as he passes by. Holden immediately turns around and grabs him by his t-shirt collar before wrapping her arm around his neck and slamming him against the wall. Holden then appeared to point her finger at him and reprimand him. Video of the incident was posted on Reddit this week where

A tourist duck boat capsized in a lake near Branson, Missouri, killing at least 17 people, including children, as severe thunderstorms struck the area Thursday night, the Missouri Highway Patrol said. A total of 29 passengers and two crew members were on board the amphibious craft when it plunged into 80 feet of water and landed upright on its wheels, Stone County Sheriff Doug Rader said.

A waitress slammed a man into a wall after he groped her at a restaurant in Savannah, Georgia, surveillance video of which shot across the internet this week. The moment unfolded on a late Saturday night, June 30, at Vinnie Van Go-Go’s, according to the Savannah Police Department. A woman told police a man grabbed her buttocks as he walked past her at about 11 p.m, a claim later verified with the aid of a surveillance camera at the restaurant. In footage confirmed by the department, a man walks behind the waitress as she works at an outdoor counter. He grabs her and continues walking before the waitress spins around, grabs him by his shirt collar and slams him into the wall. After the man slumps

British Open 2018: Watch Tiger Woods hit a recovery shot directly at the fans on Friday at Carnoustie

Egyptian archaeologists on Thursday pried open a mysterious 30-ton black sarcophagus and found three skeletons, including one that had suffered a blow to the skull. Legends abounded about the sarcophagus, which construction workers found earlier this month more than 16 feet below ground in a residential area of Alexandria. Some observers thought it might contain the corpse of Alexander the Great, as the sarcophagus dates back to the early Ptolemaic period (about 323 BC), which began after his death. Despite warnings of an ancient curse to those who would open the 2,000-year-old sarcophagus, archaeologists went ahead on Thursday, enlisting the help of Egyptian military engineers. "The sarcophagus

The massive great white shark was having a mega feast. Passengers aboard a 23-foot fishing boat watched in awe, Thursday morning, July 19, as an adult great white shark, estimated at 17 feet long, chomped on its buffet: a dead whale carcass floating offshore less than a mile from the San Clemente pier. The National Geographic-like scene was documented on video by the crew on AllWater Charter out of Dana Point, a private fishing charter that was taking anglers out to sea. Marc Levine, owner of AllWater Charter, said they first spotted the floating whale at about 10 a.m. “We knew what it was right when we saw it,” he said. Meanwhile, those aboard a nearby fishing boat reported they had seen a great