as elise preston explains, more supply is expected in the coming days. >> reporter: the u.s. military cargo plane carrying 78,000 pounds of desperately needed baby formula landed in indianapolis. sunday's operation fly formula flight from germany was the first of several expected from europe this week. the c-17 brought in 132 pallets of nestle brand specialty formula. >> it is a large shipment of very specific and specialized formula. formula for moms and dads who have children who have allergies, where the regular formula just simply will not work. >> reporter: the white house is scrambling to reliefss the u.s ggli to find fla nation's largest domestic formula manufacturing plant was shut down in february after a whistleblower raised safety concerns. federal officials say abbott nutrition's michigan facility may resume operations in the coming days, but it will take about two months before product is ready for delivery. at least four babies have been hospitalized in south carolina because of complications related to the shortage. >> these planes that are landing now are goin

i'm elise preston in new york.ady will travel to buffalo, new york, tuesday to pay their respects as the community mourns the lives of ten families. they will investigate the attack as a hate crime against the predominantly black community. >>> some businesses in shanghai, china, will finally reopen this week following the city's total covid lockdown in march. while grocery stores and malls are set to reopen, it's not clear when the 25 million residents can resume normal activity. >>> the latest marvel film is a hit at the box office. "doctor strange 2" pulled in millions of dollars. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, may 16th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >> and now i have no brother. he's got my father. is that fair? >> a city in mourning. people in buffalo, new york, grieve after a gunman kills ten people at a grocery store. where the investigation stands this morning as we learn about the suspect's alleged past threats. >>> baby formula crisis. how congress plans to tackle the nati

i'm elise preston.ork. >>> in britain they are getting ready to celebrate queen elizabeth's 70 years on the throne. rehearsals got under way at buckingham palace for the four-day platinum jubilee events which will begin on thursday. the celebrations will include parades, prayers, a horse derby, and some dancing corgis among other events. >> this is recognizing a unique moment in british history. no british monarch has ever reach this milestone of 70 years on the throne. and so there's a reason for celebration. after two years of pandemic, people are ready to get together. they're ready to celebrate, and this is a fantastic excuse. >> the queen and the royal family are expected to make several appearances throughout the four-day celebrations. >>> up next, soccer chaos. a call for a formal investigation into why liverpool fans were teargassed at the champion leagues final. give every morning a fresh start with a jimmy dean delights breakfast. they're chock-full of protein and ingrnts you nt. to sandwiches

>> elise preston in new york, thank you.ay the state department said it is, quote, "closely watching an investigation in the bahamas" following the mysterious death of three american tourists at a resort. cbs's l lilia luciano repter: for now what killed those tourists is still a mystery. investigators in the bahamas are searching for clues to explain the sudden deaths of three american tourists on friday at this sandals resort. while they don't expect foul play, the grim discovery is making anxious. >> i'm going to be a little more aware and on edge. >> reporter: in one villa, authorities found a man dead and a woman who was airlifted to a hospital. in other, the police discovered other couple, the man slumped against the bathroom wall and the woman on the bed. both sick. >> we like to know what happened and why it happened so we can be cautious. >> reporter: authorities do not believe any hotel guests are in danger. >> our investigations were up to late last night, and we feel that what we are seeing is an isolated case. >

cbs's elise preston tells is how an unlikely civil rights activist from that time, is still sitting.the headlines brought america's battle for racial equality to the world and kept those fighting for it safe. >> if you were going into a town from the clippings you could tiend out who you needed to contact. >> now they tell the story of this grandmother who participated in nearly 50 demonstrations during the civil rights movement and was arrest bed a half dozen time while she was a white student at a historically black college, toogaloo in mississippi. >> i got called a few of those names. >> what are those names? >> we can't say those on the air. >> as a white southerner mulholland was called a race trader. >> and not just a white woman? >> white woman. >> why is that so important? >> protecting the white women from the black beast reapist, that whole narrative. >> reporter: on may 8, 1963, a hostile mob greeted hoping to integrate a lunch counter in jackson, mississippi. these photos captured the scene. >> the memphis nors sol and i kd severely and the girls were being pulled down.

they've been mostly peaceful but elise preston reports there are concerns things can change when supreme court issues its final ruling. >> reporter: new fencing went up overnight completely encircling supreme court after politico published a draft opinion showing justices could be on the verge of overturning roe verses wade. >> hands off our bodies! >> reporter: demonstrations have been loud but peaceful in the days since the leak. the justice who wrote the opinion in february canceled a public appearance scheduled for today. the court ruling could come as early as this month. if justices do over turn roe the battle of abortion rights kicks back to the states, many which are already working on legislation. >> in oklahoma i don't believe in abortion. we are doing everything we can to get it out of our state. >> as long as i am governor. >> reporter: including texas where last antiabortion democrat in texas is facing a run off against a pro abortion rights. >> personally i am against abortion but do i believe in out right ban? no. >> reporter: most texans agree with 78% saying abortion sho

elise preston, cbs news, austin. >>> that's the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the cbs brocast center in new york city i'm jamie yukkas. > >>>. >> reporter: this is cbs news flash. a top ukrainian official is pleading for help from the international community. this as the last 600 people were rescued. >>> two trespassers on the track in maine were struck. >>> graduating class in riley college. they paid the students' lone. for more news, download the cbs news app from y r cell one o >>> it's monday, may 9th, 2022. >>> it's monday, may 9th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." ukraine school bombed. dozens are feared dead after russia attacks a school building being used as a shelter. it comes as russian president vladimir putin accuses the west of preparing to invade russia. >>> shocking claims. the jaw-dropping accusations former defense secretary mark esper told "60 minutes" about his time working for then-president trump. > and nationwide mnt coti before she aedped >>ll

>> elise preston in washington. thank you so much. >>> on the heels of the leaked draft opinion, oklahoma's governor signed a bill that bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. as michael george reports, some patients have already been driving across several states to see a doctor. >> reporter: if the u.s. supreme court acts to overturn roe versus wade, the issue of abortion rights would be kicked back to the states to decide. >> as long as i'm governor of illinois and as long as we have a pro-choice legislature, abortion will be legal in this state. >> we want fewer abortions in virginia. not more. >> the outcome will not be that abortion is suddenly illegal everywhere. the outcome will be that each state will decide. >> i think it's going to be chaos, there's no question. >> reporter: jodi hicks is president and ceo of planned parenthood affiliates of california, a declared reproductive freedom state. >> in california, for instance, we're already seeing patients from texas. we're already seeing patients from a

>> elise preston in washington. thank you, elise. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll talk with senator elizabeth warren about efforts to codify roe v. wade and the possible impact on the midterm eletions in november. >>> the fda is placing strict restrictions or limitations on who can receive johnson & johnson's covid vaccine due to the ongoing risk of rare but serious blood clots after receiving the vaccine. the fda says that the shot would only be given to adults who cannot receive a different vaccine or specifically ask for the j&j one. the clots occur in the first two weeks after vaccination. the cdc recommends moderna and pfizer shots due to the johnson & ohnson safety issues. >>> now to the war in ukraine where a third rescue operation is reported to be under way to evacuate civilians trapped in the steel plant in the besieged city of mariupol. heavy fighting continued at the plant where hundreds of civilians and some 2,000 ukrainian fighters are holed up. the u.n. says a convoy is expected to arrive in mariup

i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight, a welcome sight for parents panicked by a critical nationwide shortage of baby formula. the first shipments arrived in the u.s. from europe. part of what's called operation fly formula. it's a biden administration initiative that aims to quickly increase the supplies of the force. it's enough for more than half a million baby bottles. it will be inspected and fast tracked for delivery to families. christina ruffini is at the white house. >> reporter: good evening, the president tweeted a second shipment of formula is on its way to pennsylvania in the next couple of days and distributed around the country. the white house is facing criticism that it didn't act fast enough. relief landed in indianapolis today. pallets of specialized allergy friendly formula air lifted from germany on military transports. >> i'm told this shipment provides enough formula to take care of 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers for a week agriculture tom vilsack met the formula on the tarmac. it should arrive around the country

cbs news fla elise preston in new york. visitation services for those killed in the uvalde school shooting begin monday. loved ones are expected to lay to rest the 19 students and 2 teachers over the next two weeks. the town's funeral homes are overwhelmed. >>> holiday weekend travelers are dealing with thousands of flight cancellations. more than 5200 flights have been canceled since friday according to tracker flight away. delta airlines canceled the most flights blaming it on weather and traffic control. >>> vietnam's glass bottom extension bridge is made of three layers of tempered glass. for more news, download the cbs app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, new york. >>> it's monday, may 30th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." pledging action. president biden responds to pleas from families in uvalde, texas, as the investigation into the deadly school shooting takes a new turn. >>> security scare. what caused panic and a stampede at a new york city arena and the tennis star who was caught in the

elise preston is in washington with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. while we don't know why that appearance was canceled, we do know justice alito was set to meet with judges from mississippi, texas, and louisiana. new tall fencing was put up around the supreme court overnight. the latest sign of a growing conflict nationwide as americans in about two dozen states will likely lose some or all abortion rights if the court overturns roe v. wade later this year. >> time is of the essence. >> reporter: one of those is michigan where a law from 1931 will go back into effect making it a felony to perform an abortion. republican state legislators blocked democrats from repealing the law. now governor gretchen whitmer is asking the michigan supreme court to step in. >> i'm using every tool at my disposal. i'm going to fight like hell to protect this right. >> reporter: in washington, congressional democrats don't have the numbers to put abortion rights into law but plan on holding a vote anyway with midterm

i'm elise preston. two total lunar eclipses this year was visible in parts of the world last night. overnight the earth was placed right between the full moon and the sun. that caused it to change colors from gray to pink to orange and then red. this is how it looked over spain. the event is called a super flower blood moon eclipse because of all the mayflowers in bloom and, of course, the red tint on the moon. a little creepy. >>> up next, graduation surprise. hundreds of students at a college in los angeles get a life-changing gift during their commecement ceremony. commencement syria many. ria man. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only

elise preston is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the move can't come soon enough for millions of families who have been struggling to find formula for weeks. president biden is invoking the defense production act to increase the manufacturing of baby formula. >> the defense production act gives the government the ability to require suppliers to direct needed resources to infant formula manufacturers before any other customer who may have ordered that good. >> reporter: mr. biden is also authorizing the pentagon to fly in formula from overseas producers. >> i know parents all across the country are worried about finding enough infant formula to feed their babies. as a parent and as a grandparent, i know just how stressful that is. >> reporter: formula has been in short supply since abbott nutrition had a recall earlier this year. the fda reached an agreement to reopen abbott's largest plant, but it's not expected to fully ramp up for two months. >> this is awful. >> reporter: the relief can't come soon for morgan heid and her baby. >

elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> there has been a second possible monkeypox case in the u.s. the world health organization now working to confirm a case reported in new york last night. it's a rare disease that usually leaves victims with smallpox-like lesions all over the body. it's usually found in parts of africa. the u.s. confirmed its first case in massachusetts on wednesday. 11 other countries are also investigating possible monkeypox cases. >>> in ukraine, russia's defense chief says its forces have taken full control of mariupol. now if true, that would be russia's biggest victory in the war so far. this follows months' long standoffs at the city's steel plant. the fighting here has been brutal and intense since the invasion began. 20,000 civilians are feared dead after constant missile strikes. >>> coming up with summer-like temperatures, you may be looking for ways to cool off. what visitors can expect at a popular bay area water park as it reopens this weekend. >>> and a good excuse to get the kids outside this weekend. the national day for outdoor play and the hea

elise preston is here with more of the day's business news. >> baby formula is still in short supply.y 70% of formula was out of stock for the week ending may 21st, but easing the shortage a second delivery from overseas with the equivalent of about 1 million bottles will be hitting shelves this week. >>> americans traveling in the air this memorial day weekend may have experienced some issues. the tracking website flightaware reports there have been more than 5,000 cancellations since friday with those flying delta airlines most likely to see problems. airlines have struggled to keep up with demand this year in part due to staffing shortages, covid, and this weekend stormy weather also added to the issues. >>> the f-18s in "top gun: maverick" took off as scheduled. it soared to $124 million of the domestic box office in the first three days. it's tom cruise's best debut ever and one of the biggest for memorial day weekend. that's your "cbs money match" re watch" for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm elise preston. >>> a backyard fire in oakley quickly spread to multiple homes satur

i'm elise preston in new york.anitarian workers are administering aid to people who are leaving mariupol to a town more than 120 miles away. that includes mental health for ukrainians stranded in the middle of the war zone for nearly two months. >>> the u.s. marshal services looking for an alabama escaped in inmate. the two are not related. >>> buy know na judd was present as the country music hall of fame inducted iconic mother/daughter duo the judds. it came after naomi passed at the age of 76. for more news download the app on the cell phone. >>> it's monday, may 2nd, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." mariupol evacuations. some civilians leave a steel plant bombarded by russian forces as a top democrat vows u.s. support until the fight is done. >>> massive manhunt. a capital murder suspect breaks out of jail with possible help from a corrections officer. >>> my mama loved you so much. and she appreciated your love for her. >> celebrating naomi judd. how the music legend was remembered at the country music ha

elise preston reports now from new york. >> reporter: how speaker pelosi led a half-dozen other congressional democrats and highly secret visit to the capital of ukraine and they met with president zelenskyy and his aides for about three hours. >> our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. >> reporter: in poland sunday, she also stressed america's commitment to ukraine during the russian onslaught. >> do not be bullied by bullies. we are there for the fight. and you cannot fold to a bully. >> reporter: the national guard of ukraine released video footage it says shows a strike on russian military equipment in the region and in the port city of mariupol, the un is helping to coordinate a so- called safe passage operation to evacuate ukrainians from a massive steel plant and ukrainian fighters and civilians are stranded and it is in the fortified basement as russian forces occupy the rest of the city. meanwhile the senate majority leader wants to seized russian assets to be sold for the money can be used to aid ukraine. >> these oligarchs with the aid of putin have become ex

let's an update from elise preston from cbs news. >> several babies develop bacterial infections.ually diedfter drinking the formula that was made. there were recalls. the plant was shut down. a deal was reached recently t ramp that plant back up. but it will take a couple of months before that is funny an production. kasia: jessica wins young is a professor at the american university in washington dc i asked her why the market has been so dysfunctional. >> there are only four major companies that account for about 90% of market share. some of the reasons have to do with our rules and regulations around infant formula. only 2% of our infant formula is important. which means 98% of our infant formula having to be domestically produced. there is also rules around new infant formula being introduced to the market that may be discouraging other companies to try to enter the market. so, you have a really small market to begin with, you have tough rules for new competitors to enter the market, and some argue that new companies may be hesitant to enter the market due to infantormula bein

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we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs' elise preston will start us off from new york. vening to you, elise. >> reporter: good evening, margaret. the department of health and human services launched a web site today to help frustrated families find formula, hoping to ease the crippling shortage. >> i'm constantly stressed about it. >> it's terrifying. >> i just don't understand why it's taking so long. >> reporter: fed up, angry, and heartbroken, parents from coast to coast are scrambling to find formula to feed their hungry and helpless babies. >> i can't be doing this. i can't be running to 10 different stores every single month trying to find her formula. what else can i do? >> reporter: on capitol hill, lawakers are launching an investigation as to how this frightful formula shortage even happened. the house oversight committee wants to know how the nation's top producers are going to get formula back on to store shelves. >> yes! >> reporter: for new mothers like kelly mchenry, it cannot come soon enough. >> everything is new to us, and now having to worry about if i

elise preston has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: an eventfulreet ended on a down note friday. the dow fell 98 points. the nasdaq dropped 173, and the s&p 500 was off 23. >>> a bad week for the cryptocurrency market was followed by an even worse weekend. on sunday, bitcoin's price dipped below $34,000. roughly half of what it sold for less than six months ago. other cryptocurrencies have experienced similar declines. >>> a mega diamond known as the rock will be up for bid this week. the 228-carat gem is believed to be the largest ever to hit the auction block. the rock had previously been worn as the centerpiece of a cartier necklace. christie's expects it will sell for upwards of $30 million. the bidding starts wednesday. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this monday morning. anne-marie? >> thank you. >>> there was an amazing moment for students at a historically black college. >> you can debt-free. you do not owe the college a penny. >> you heard that right. more than 100 new graduates from wiley college in east texas found out that

i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening.cka duncan reporting tonight from buffalo, new york. in this place known as the city of good neighbors an outsider suspected of conducting the nation's latest mass shooting and its deadliest one this year. ten people were killed, three wounded in what officials are calling a racially motivated attack. it happened at this supermarket right behind me. tonight we're learning new details about the suspected gunman, peyton gendron. he appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to murder. today in washington president biden condemned the ta

i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight, a welcome sightor parents panicked by a critical nationwide shortage of baby formula. the first shipments arrived in the u.s. from europe. part of what's called operation fly formula. it's a biden administration initiative that aims to quickly increase the supplies of the force. it's enough for more than half a million baby bottles. it will be inspected and fast tracked for delivery to families. christina ruffini is athe

elise preston joins us live from the court. >> the leaked draft opinion has concern about what elmays. can you tell us more about that? >>> the arguments made in the 98 page document have activists, lawmakers, even the president questioning what could be next. this comes as protests across the country intensify. new tall fencing put up around the supreme court overnight, latest sign of a growing conflict nationwide as americans in about two dozen states will likely lose some or all abortion rights if court overturns roe v wade later this year. >> time is of the essence. >> one is michigan where a law from 1931 will go back into effect making it a felony to perform an abortion. republican state legislators blocked democrats from appealing. now the governor is asking the supreme court to step in. >> i am using every tool, will fight like hell to protect this right for women. >> in washington congressional democrats don't have numbers to put abortion rights into law yw mid-w mont>> bma pete ue matte many, we have a chance now maybe to change the make up of who is in the united states se

cbs news's elise preston describes how events progressed.reached recently to ramp that plants back up but it would take a couple months before it is fully in production. this raises a further questions. how can the closure of one manufacturers plant fuel a nationwide scarsity. well part of the issue is a lack of market competition. abbott and 3 other formula manufaturers — mead johnson, nestle us and perringo account for 90% of baby formula sales, according to the congressional committee on oversight and reform. data on abbott's market share is limited, but one 2011 estimate put it at a3%. can you help us understand how can this situation become so critical and how can such few companies have such a monopoly over something that is so important?— is so important? thank you for havin: is so important? thank you for having me- — is so important? thank you for having me. as _ is so important? thank you for having me. as you _ is so important? thank you for having me. as you mentioned | is so important? thank you for- having me. as you mentioned