Inside Edition for Thursday, May 12, 2022
Less than two weeks after Naomi Judd took her own life, her daughter Ashley Judd is sharing heartbreaking details about her mother's death. In a new interview, Ashley confirms her mother shot herself…saying the crippling depression her incredibly accomplished mother suffered was simply more than she could bear. And out West, evacuations continue as fire officials try to get people out of the way of a fire that's already burned at least 200 acres in Orange County. As Jim Moret reports, a number of mansions in an exclusive enclave have gone up in flames. Plus, if you've had any doubts about the inherent goodness of people, this next story should put those to rest. Watch as a group of total strangers come together to stop a moving car after the driver had a medical episode. And other news today, President Biden has met with baby formula companies to try to curb the nationwide shortage. But for now, many shelves remain empty. Ann Mercogliano spoke with two moms who have had to take desperate measures to feed their newborns.
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<p>Less than two weeks after Naomi Judd took her own life, her daughter Ashley Judd is sharing heartbreaking details about her mother's death. In a new interview, Ashley confirms her mother shot herself…saying the crippling depression her incredibly accomplished mother suffered was simply more than she could bear. And out West, evacuations continue as fire officials try to get people out of the way of a fire that's already burned at least 200 acres in Orange County. As Jim Moret reports, a number of mansions in an exclusive enclave have gone up in flames. Plus, if you've had any doubts about the inherent goodness of people, this next story should put those to rest. Watch as a group of total strangers come together to stop a moving car after the driver had a medical episode. And other news today, President Biden has met with baby formula companies to try to curb the nationwide shortage. But for now, many shelves remain empty. Ann Mercogliano spoke with two moms who have had to take desperate measures to feed their newborns. </p>
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