Overnight Briefing & General Reality Check - Apr 24, 2017

London tabloids:

Is OZZY OSBOURNE up to his old tricks once again? The British tabloid the London Sunreports the family is "in crisis" because the Prince of Darkness has been visiting former mistress MICHELLE PUGH. Apparently his better half, SHARON, has gone into lockdown and friends worry their marriage could be in serious jeopardy. The rocker's four-year affair with the hairdresser went public last year, yet he managed to reconcile with his longtime wife after getting help for sexual addiction. (Lee)

Broadcast, cable and video news:

Tonight's the night that TUCKER CARLSON takes over for BILL O'REILLY on Fox News, and his first guest will be CAITLYN JENNER.
Varietyreports Caitlyn will be discussing President DONALD TRUMP's first few months in office and plugging her new book, "The Secrets of My Life," which is scheduled to be released this week.
Editor's note: Caitlyn is also doing an appearance at Barnes & Noble's Union Square location in NYC Wednesday. She'll be discussing her book with co-author BUZZ BISSINGER and then pose for photos.

Even though BILL O'REILLY has left Fox News, he's still doing his podcast.
Varietyreports his latest "No Spin News" will be available tonight at 7 pm (Eastern) on his personal website... but you have to be a "premium subscriber."

Everyday heroes:

KERI YOUNG and her husband ROYCE have a ticket straight to heaven when the time comes.
Us Weeklyreports the couple's first daughter, EVA GRACE, was born --and passed away-- last Monday on April 17th, 2017. Mom and dad learned that the baby was terminally ill during her ultrasound last December, but carried her to term so the little one's organs could be donated to other sick children.
Keri proudly showed off a photo of her family on Instagram saying the precious princess was "so perfect in her own little way" and promises she'll be sharing more about "her incredible story later." (Lee)

Zika Update:

As mosquito season ramps up again, activists and health workers along the Texas border with Mexico fear that the region is at risk for an outbreak of the Zika virus. More than 1.3 million people live in the Rio Grande Valley, where conditions are ripe for mosquitoes to breed. The Guardianreports that if there is an outbreak, "It's going to hit the poorest people." Experts with the University of Texas School of Public Health say that includes people who live in areas where mosquitoes are going to breed and have poor housing, "just like it is in South America," where the virus was widespread. (Bartha)