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Hospitalization. >> it comes as the hunt for formula intensifies for millions of parents. this dad said he went to nine stores desperately trying to find formula for his 2-month-old son. >> its scary. he cant eat food yet. if he dont have look, we dont know what to do. >> reporter: thanks to restrictions loosened coming from abroad could hit store shelves in week. newly imported formula stresses out some parents like candice, whose 3-month-old son has a dairy allergy. >> i attempted to get him a...

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I am pumping but at best i could get an ounce a day and thats nothing compared to the amount of formula he needs to survive. >> he needs quite a few more ounces than that a day. your pediatrician has samples and youre benefiting from that right now. if the pediatrician doesnt have enough with the loosened import restrictions, do you think that youre going to be able to find stopgap measures? can you make it a few more weeks for the plant to come back online and then for all of that supply to fin...

To schedule a pickup for samples that they will say -- sorry -- that they dont have anymore. >> reporter: tomorrow the first congressional hearings on the shortage will begin in washington. the house appropriations committee has called a witness to testify to testify about how the retail was handled and the shortage. >> candices 3-month-old baby has a milk allergy. thanks so much for being here with us. i know how hard this is. i know something of how hard this is. my daughter just turned 1, she...

But these fragile relics, which date back as much as 2,000 years before the egyptian mummies, are deteriorating at an increasing rate, in part due to climate change. for vivien, its best to do as little as possible with the samples they have. with the museums facilities lacking air—conditioning, rising humidity levels are a big threat to the mummies, a problem thats hoped to be solved by a vast new $25 million museum in construction on the grounds of the current one.

A total of 26 DNA samples have taken from the kin of the deceased in the Mundka fire incident, an official said on Monday.

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Thats about 11 kilometres, to get to the base of the delta. now it has a 40—metre climb to reach the top, so its deployed the mini—mars helicopter to scout the best path ahead. perseverance is the most advanced rover to be deployed on mars. here you can see a 3d animation of the machine at work. it will survey the delta to select rocks which have the most promising signs of life. onboard drills will collect samples so that scientists can analyse whats inside. this nasa scientist has more on ...

So its deployed the mini—mars helicopter to scout the best path ahead. perseverance will drill into the most promising rocks looking for signs of martian microbes. the plan is for a future mission to bring these samples back to earth. imagine if we found evidence that there was some sort of microscopic life there. thats huge. its, you know, mind—blowing in a way. and so i think the opportunity to look for that and bring it back to earth and then see what we see is going to rewrite history bo...

Perseverance will drill into the most promising rocks looking for signs of martian microbes. the plan is for a future mission to bring these samples back to earth. this mission is revealing the eerie beauty of mars, even showing us a martian solar eclipse. the red planet is dry and dusty today, but now we may finally find out whether life ever existed on mars. rebecca morelle, bbc news. joining me now is katie stack—morgan, who is deputy project scientist on nasas perseverance rover mission. t...