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Their lives, but officials say five of them could have recovered with proper care, and that includes amy's mom. so a lawyer for dr. husel said his client tried to provide comfort. this is how they're seeing it. comfort to those who were dying, not euthanizing them. state health inspectors say he used this override function to bypass the hospital's pharmacy, gain access to large doses of fentanyl and other drugs. so, jerry, does mt. carmel health system, are they liable here? >> oh, there's no question this could not have been done and was not done by dr. husel himself. it involved pharmacists ...

This case following the discovery of the actions of dr. husel. we notified appropriate authorities, including law enforcement, mt. carmel has made and will continue to implement meaningful changes to ensure events like this never happen again. i've got to leave it, but let's please stay in contact. amy, thank you so much, and -- >> thank you. >> jerry, thank you as well. >> thank you. just in to cnn, four hikers who have been trapped on washington's mt. rainier have been rescued. we have that story. also, cnn has new details about what life is like inside prison for former trump fixer mich...

>> i want him to know we're not afraid and we're not going to back down. >> i got some text that this was on the news and it just kind of -- it just kind of flooded my emotions. and it kind of -- it just slapped me in the face. >> amy path said her mom died while in dr. husel's care and her attorney jerry leaseberg is representing her family and the families of the 16 other alleged victims. so thank you both for being with me and amy, i'm so sorry for the loss of your mom. >> thank you. >> can you just take me back, tell me why your mom first went into the hospital and then what happened? >> s...

That man touched my life and directed my path. today, i am exhilarating voices of young people around the united states of america, who are again using the same thing that i felt. >> on april 3rd, 1968, king and his entourage came to memphis to support striking sanitation workers. he rallied them with his "i've been to the mountaintop" speech. the following evening, the civil rights leader and former u.n. ambassador andrew young remembers joking around with king back at the motel. >> i said something smart and he picked up a pill and threw it at me. and i threw it back and then everybody picke...