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Law enforcement and they go to court. >> reporter: with new mexico's red flag law, after a person is ordered to turn over their guns, there's a 10-day cooling off period and a court hearing. a judge should determine if the guns should be returned to an individual or removed and for how long. after the red flag law took effect in 2020, it's only been used nine times. in five of those cases, the guns were removed from the individual for one year. in the other four cases, they were returned to the owner. >> this is a stopgap measure that can remove the firearm from a challenging situation. >> rep...

Guns should be returned to the individual or removed and for how long. after the red flag law took effect here in 2020, it only has been used nine times, in five of those cases the guns were removed from the individual for one year. in the other four cases, they were returned to the owner. >> this is a stopgap measure that can remove the firearm from a challenging situation. >> reporter: representative joy garrett co-sponsored the bill that became new mexico's red flag law. what do you think is the danger in the case of sierra county where the sheriff is not going to implement this law? >> i t...

From those as well. but you're still not completely on a full well rounded diet until usually around a year of age. so, we -- now if you're completely out of formula, you can't give water. you don't want to dilute formula. so in a stopgap measure, you know, two or three days of something, but, again, you should not go to whole cow's milk, shouldn't switch over completely until your age. >> it is an important distinction. good to have you with us this morning. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> was he the nicest doctor or what? >> so lovely. wouldn't you feel better if you called him and he was y...

Become routine. however, it is a better option than diluting formula or making homemade formula. joining us is the president of american academy of pediatrics. doctor, thank you for joining us. i want to start with the new advice saying you can, but doesn't say you should, necessarily. >> yeah. absolutely, thanks so much for bringing this to light. as you know, this is a really difficult situation for a lot of families. and i think one thing that's important about this recommendation to emphasize is that it's not a long-standing or permanent recommendation. it really is something to be used in...

But i guess we'll have to wait to read it. sometimes, from what i read, they can be mention of the fact that it's going to get a lot worse and you don't have anything to deal with that inflation. that infrastructure is not there. >> emily: that's right. and i thought that was part of the fit plaintiff argument. they said it was the last stopgap measure we had essentially obstructing that flow, and there is nothing else in place that we have heard from the federal government. the burden then would have been on the government to respond and say, "we have x, y, and z." clearly if they did it wasn...