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problem became apparent to us. >> some manufacturers are warning that the shortfall may continue for some time to come. cnn's adrien broad distalks to parents who are taking steps to feed their children. >> like on here it will say if they have it in stock. >> reporter: it's another full-time job. >> i'm up with him at 2:00 in the morning and looking for formula. >> reporter: searching ten hours every week. >> i start with typically the similac website, and then after that, i go to target. after that i go to meyer, mariano's, jewel, walmart, walgreens, cvs. >> reporter: colleen is one of many parents on a hunt for baby formula across the nation. >> this is really anxiety provoking, and it's really worrisome. when i get to work in the morning, i look for formula. when we're finally sitting on the couch for an hour at night, we're looking for formula. so i haven't found any in about three weeks. >> reporter: she has supply for
parns across the country are struggling to find baby formula. even as the biden administration works with the fda to bolster resources, supply chain snags and historic inflation and a recent recall at a major u.s. formula manufacturer have played roles in this growing crisis. cnn's adrianne broadous has more. >> like on here it will say if they have it in stock. >> reporter: it is another full time job. >> i'm up with him at 2:00 in the morning and looking for formula. >> reporter: searching ten hours every week. >> i start with the similac website and then after that i go to target. after that i go to meyer, mariano as, jewel, walmart, walgreens, cvs. >> colleen is one of many parents on a hunt for baby formula across the nation. >> this is really anxiety provoking and it is really worrisome. when i get to work in the morning, i look for formula.
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>> rachel: good morning. >> will: good morning. >> pete: original 500 happened right around the corner. sun is coming up. you can see the beach. absolutely beautiful. we had a great breakfast and now about to talk to great folks we each have our assignment. >> rachel: get the pulse of america. >> pete: two great ladies give us thoughts on where we are in our country. colleen and phyllis, good morning how are you both. >> great. happy to see you. >> pete: i love that mug by the way. >> thank you. it was a gift. i love it. >> pete: phyllis, how are you doing. >> great. >> pete: first of all, you are an army vet yourself. your husband is a navy vet. >> yeah. >> he is overseas? >> is he. which we will talk about in a element no. first, what are you concerned about. when you think of our country today, what are you most concerned about. >> i did not vote for joe biden; however, he is our president. and i was hoping he would do a great job. but i was very disappointed to see that in the first year he has reversed so much of what president trump did. our borders are nonexistent.
purposelessness that one -- that you could have criticized the west for a month ago no longer exists. so, the chinese are surely asking themselves, in a war in which they have most of their economic ties to the west -- i think roughly speaking trade with europe and the united states put together is probably five, six, seven times higher than trade with russia. in a world like that, do they really want to have a prominent an antagonist between the west and the east. >> colleen was talking about the possibility of the president going to europe sometime soon. how important could a trip like that be, especially as russians are striking further west, closer to polish borders? >> i think this is very important. everything right now is all about holding the western alliance together and ratcheting
alerts at several stations. >> reporter: now they are relative safe in this orphanage outside lviv, but their journey to find permanent homes has been halted by the war. is the process slower now because of the war? >> translator: definitely yes because all their files and court decisions are still in dongs and it's impossible now. >> reporter: one of those children in limbo is mary, who colleen is trying to adopt. >> we have the paperwork to have the court in that region to adopt. and a day and a half halfafter had to submit, putin invaded and all the kids in the orphanage had to be evacuated. >> reporter: what's it been like for you, five weeks? >> i've been here five weeks. >> reporter: she and and other prospective parents are pushing the biden administration to allow children to come to the
Volunteers with Red Lodge Ice officially opened the pond ice skating rink for the season on Dec. 23, after the temperatures dropped enough to keep the rink frozen.
Volunteers with Red Lodge Ice officially opened the pond ice skating rink for the season on Dec. 23, after the temperatures dropped enough to keep the rink frozen.
Volunteers with Red Lodge Ice officially opened the pond ice skating rink for the season on Dec. 23, after the temperatures dropped enough to keep the rink frozen.
is that going to be -- how are you guys going to work to get -- [inaudible] especially as omicron's crest-ag. >> secretary psaki: with the president is announcing today, everyone should see, he's building on the last couple of months. over the last couple of months we have quadrupled our testing capacity. i will talk about that in a moment. it's not related to your question, that would have been very impressive. we have quadrupled over the last few months our testing capacity and some have asked -- and let me clarify, too -- the tests that we are just repeating this month to community health centers and rural health centers, this is in addition to those 50 million tests being distributed. the 20,000 sites that are already up and running, this is in addition to that, that the president is announcing today. so i reference that, colleen, because it's important for the american people to hear and understand we are going to continue to build.