oxley's ex-wife, alyssa's mother. and as more than a few gossipers pointed fingers at melissa, ben's best friends told each other -- >> everything in me said that dawn had something to do with that. >> of course, just a few years back that sort of thinking would have been unimaginable to dawn and ben's best friends scott and cindy graham. not dawn. dawn, the force of nature, the center of any room she was in. >> i don't know if it's manipulating or what, but everybody agreed with dawn. as long as dawn was happy, then we're all happy. >> but after five years of marriage, neither ben nor dawn was happy. and the marriage went up in flames. >> ben had cheated on dawn. i could see that. this probably wasn't going to be something that she was ever going to get over. >> dawn changed after that said cindy, didn't seem to want to act like a parent anymore. >> she met a guy and she would stay the night at his house. i mean when her kids are calling us up saying we don't have any food in the house, can you come and bring us food

the last photo he shared, his finger attached to an oxley meter, showing a dangerously low reading.later, he died. covid-19 is crippling india's health care system. people are struggling to find icu beds and oxygen is in short supply. >> we are supposed to be reliable. people will die. >> in delhi, thousands queued up to buy oxygen canisters for their loved ones. today many hospitals were perilously close to running out. this family spent the day searching for oxygen for him. his relatives drove five hours to find the supply for today and will have to do the same tomorrow. >> i can imagine what they are doing and what they are going through right outside the hospital. they are stationed outside, running here and there every week. >> a desperate second wave, which many health experts believe down to a new strain of the virus, one he fears is more infectious and deadlier. laura: here in the united states, in minnesota, hundreds of people attended the funeral of daunte wright, the 20-year-old who was shot dead by police in indianapolis. the u.s. justice department announced a federal i

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>> oxycontin or oxycodone and, any kind of oxley. >> and how did he get that? how did he use it? >> swallowed them. >> so in pill form? >> yes. sorry. >> that's okay. >> not the easiest question to ask, you know, for you so i am sorry. if you don't understand make question feel free to ask or let me know, okay? >> okay. >> there were times when you would obtain nonprescription opiate pills together? >> yes. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry? >> there would be other people's prescription. >> and whether sometimes -- well, why would you get into other people's prescriptions? what do you mean? >> to make sure they were safe. >> and whether times then that you had to get pills other than from what you knew were somebody else's prescription? >> yes. >> and were there times when you thought that maybe mr. floyd wasn't using, or was using or not with you, not in your presence? >> there was a time. >> and were there times when you were using together, well, i guess that's a poorly worded question already. let me ask it this way. did you use the same amounts when you used? >> yes. >> and taking yo

cynthia oxley. katy, we've been hearing from you since the night you broke this story. tell us the latest news on matt gaetz. >> what we saw today in the trial of his friend joel greenberg, who's been accused of many crimes, including child sex trafficking, mr. greenberg's lawyer and the prosecutors in the case said they're working toward a plea deal. clearly mr. greenberg faces a lot of jail time, a mandatory of 12 years, many decades more if he's not given some sort of break. looking at the facts all sides agree it would be best for him to come to an agreement, to plead guilty, and to cooperate in the investigation. this is really difficult for mr. gaetz because joel greenberg is uniquely situated as his lawyer said to provide information particularly about a 17-year-old girl who both men are thought to have had sex with and provided hotels and other things. that's child sex trafficking, a mandatory ten years in jail. >> cynthia, tell me about this potential deal, his lawyer joel greenberg's lawyer has alluded to it, he said they're working on one, it hasn't been fina