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milestone. putin s war back fires. with fin land moving closer to joining nalto, could russia retaliate as the kremlin cuts off gas to europe. we re following a number of severe weather stories. dangerous storms in parts of the country. raging wildfires damage dozens of million dollar homes out west. and how a two decade drought is eroding one of america s most iconic reservoirs. news on the triple crown, the announcement from the underdog winner of the kentucky derby. and finally tonight, you have to see this video. the good sam tar samaritans who bring a woman suffering a medical emergency behind the wheel to safety. sth is the this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us on this thursday night. we want to begin with a crisis many say shouldn t be happening here in the united states of america. a struggle for parents to get baby formula. we learn today that th
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i can t be running for ten different stories every month trying to find formula. what else can i do? every time we would see it in a store we would just by it even though she did not necessarily the can was not empty yet because we were like who knows the next time will see it. it s hard physically, mentally, financially, sometimes i do cry at night. let s take a look at what s causing the shortage. according to market data site datassembley, the industry has emerged from the pandemic with existing shortages 11% of formula was out stock in november last year. but by early may that had shot up to to a3%. a large extent it s because of events at this site the abbott nutrition s principle formula plant in sturgis michigan. it began when the company ordered a recall of 3 types of formula in february this year as reported by the new york times. cbs news s elise preston describes how events progressed.
orellana getting baby formula required a three hour drive to austin. it is hard physically, mentally, financially. sometimes i do cry at night. orellana paided $120 for three cans for her six month old. she is among the 75 percent of american parents who rely on some formula for their baby. what is the hardest part. not knowing if she is going to have formula. the shortage intensified earlier this year when abbott nutrition recalled three of its top selling formulas after four abies became ill with bacterial infections. that prompted the shutdown of its largest plant in michigan. with empty shelves, parents are looking online. only to find eye-popping price gouging in some cases. this 27 ounce can of specialty formula usually costs around $40. it is now going for $129. the search is so widespread that social media groups have been created to connect people with