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more about those lives that were taken so callously, solely out of hate. we're also learning more about the suspect. authorities identifying him as this 18-year-old white man who apparently traveled more than three hours from his home to target that community. a 180-page manifesto attributed to the suspect was posted online just before the attack. it shows the meticulous planning that apparently went into a racist attack in just chilling detail. we also learned the suspect was already on law enforcement's radar. he had made a generalized threat as a high school student last year. tom...

More than 33 million people in the United States are driving vehicles that contain a potentially deadly threat: Airbag inflators that in rare cases can explode in a collision and

Ireland. they're switching manufacturing lines in the u.s. that were devoted to other products, now for formula. gerber is increasing production of their formula but say they're a small player. you don't see a lot of gerber baby formula out there, it tends to be other brands. look at what parents should and should not do in the meantime. should not make your own formula, shouldn't use cow's milk or soy milk if the child is under one. don't water down formula. talk to the pediatrician. they don't have a secret stash of formula, as a medical issue, may be able to get you a specialty formula. if ...

At the end of the day. >> sandra: has this administration failed the american people by not being prepared for this current surge and now promising those at home tests will be mailed out in jen psaki's words in the briefing room yesterday in coming weeks? have they missed it, have they failed the american people on getting enough tests out there? >> i think it's obvious the administration has failed the american people getting enough tests and the reasons are pretty clear. there was 0 investment to keep the lines on, the manufacturing lines, employees between january and september so we lost n...

Loudest ambulances in the nation. i kid you not on that front. but also back to this story, bret, there are other trade associations saying that they have got other issues that they have to confront. >> we heard reports from companies talking about they have had more positive tests in the past two weeks than they had in all of 2020. those positive tests are taking people off the front lines. it's forcing companies to shut down manufacturing lines. preemptively and it's leading to just simply not enough supplies. >> now, the consumer brands association says grocery stores typically have a 5% to...