and there are parts of it getting pretty tense there. pence stumped for incumbent governor brian kemp in an election eve rally. trump is supporting his primary opponent, david perdue. kemp has been a top trump target for his role in helping certify the 2020 election. and trump unloading on pence in a statement saying this, quote, mike pence was set to lose a governor s race in 2016 before he was plucked up in his political career was salvaged. now desperate to chase his lost relevance, pence is parachuting into races hoping someone is paying attention. in the meantime, trump s candidate david perdue took a racially charged swipe at stacey abrams, the presumptive democratic gubernatorial nominee after she said georgia was the worst state in the country to life, citing the state s incarceration rate and poor rankings in maternal mortality, among other issues. hey, she ain t from here. let her go back where she came from. she doesn t like it here. the only thing she wants is
it s unclear where that s going. even with all these attention to these air lifts, parents may not see shelves looking very different. it s going to take a while until they really notice the things are getting better. more babies are being hospitalized due to the shortage. what do we know about their condition? could we see even more infants going to the hospital? i think we could unfortunately because this shortage is going to continue for a while. the babies that we have heard of, jake, they have conditions. and some of them are actually children. they have medical conditions where they need a very, very specific formula, and their parents tried to find replacements and they couldn t. and the children didn t tolerate it well. and so the children got dehydrated. they re now being fed on tubes into their stomachs. i m not saying there are a lot of these children out there. we don t have a number, but we have heard from a number of hospitals that this is going on, includin
they ve provided images to the u.s. government, their biggest customer. how much does the u.s. tell you where to look? they tell us where the satellites are and the imagery. the same as with google maps for example. reporter: will the intelligence community, for example, say, we know there has been a war crime committed. there are mass graves, for example, train your satellites there, and push out those images to the press? they actually, they might ask us to make the collections but they do not influence or ask us to necessarily put out what we re putting out to the public. reporter: maxar is now giving imagery to the ukrainian government, in a fight that u.s. and others say has resulted in russian war crimes. to what extent are your images going to be critical in these war crimes investigations? for example, the bodies that were found on the street in bucha. we had imagery, correlating it at the exact same time where the bodies were.
we re putting out to the public. maxar is now giving imagery to the ukrainian government, part of the u.s. aid for ukraine. in a fight, the u.s. and others now say, that has resulted in russian war crimes. to what extent are your images going to be critical in these war crimes investigations? for example, the bodies that were found on the street in bucha. we had imagery correlating at that exact same time where these bodies were. down to the place, the time, and the moment. it s having that kind of fidelity of data that we now have that makes that possible. i think it will play an important part. each one of those russian cargo ships that we showed you there in those new satellite images carries 30,000 tons of grain. russia, of course, denies they re stealing that grain. but what they aren t taking, they are targeting or blocking from getting out of the country, which is of course devastating for ukraine. and jake, the entire world, which depends so much on that food that comes
the ability to fight back, block the russians here, block here, go back this way, retake this ground. this is major maneuver warfare. this is not the guerrilla warfare, this is not the insurgent warfare we have seen. the villages we re seeing around kyiv, there is not these kinds of villages, wide open territory. this is where tank armors moved in world war ii, they can still move. you can see 4,000, 5,000, 7,000 meters across totally open ground. there is no place for javelin launcher to hide in that. this is for tanks and helicopters and mobile warfare and lots of artillery. the supply will be key. general wesley clark, thank you for coming in and helping us understand this. john. russia claims ukrainians faked the video showing bodies on the street in bucha. we saw the video, we saw the bodies with our own eyes. satellite images also prove that