Inside Edition for Friday, May 13, 2022
The White House promised they are working hard to solve the national baby formula shortage - but that's not helping moms who need formula right now. And as these mothers with newborns get down to the last of their formula supply, they're getting more and more desperate in their search. Ann Mercogliano reports. And should nurses be held accountable for making a medical mistake? Last March a nurse was convicted of accidentally giving a 75-year-old woman a fatal dose of the wrong medication. Today she was in court for her sentencing. Plus, it’s the miracle landing that wowed the nation - the passenger who safely landed a Cessna plane after his pilot blacked out...but what was it really like in the cockpit? Les Trent hopped into a flight simulator to see if he too could pull off such a smooth landing. And Mount Everest is the highest mountain on Earth above sea level and even experienced climbers struggle to scale it. Inside Edition reports on a teen who has become the youngest American woman to stand on top of the world.
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