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doctor janette nesheiwat joins me live from the polish border in moments. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: we did thatechnician is named daniel. at least he was last night. tonight he's dion. [laughter] screaming the word called back there. a big soccer fan. daniel has ever heard that song before. meanwhile president biden has committed another $33 billion in aid to ukraine the international groups that it's being spent in the wrong places. the package includes 3 billion for food and humanitarian needs but groups say the children say it's not enough so do you trust the president's spending our money correctly? joining us live from the ukraine poland border sponsored by the justice institute fox news contributor, doctor janette nesheiwat. welcome back, doctor janette. >> thank you. kennedy: this weekend you said you are heading back out, i'm pleased we can have this conversation, i know it's incredibly tough work, difficult the first time, what are you seeing the second time around? >> what i'm seeing now, it's pretty much a lot of the same issues, people who have run out of their medications, they run

janette nesheiwat to answer more questions.security cameras capturing a courageous jewelry store employees turning the tables on a group of smash and grab robbers. now the thieves, it is not long before they are pushed out by workers including one armed with a chair. you will see the police in huntington beach searching for the suspect but unclear if the merchandise was stolen, todd. >> two sheriff's deputies hailed after saving 9-year-old boy from a burning home. look at this. >> get up, bud, come here! keep coming, keep coming! come on. >> here with me now, the two shift their stomach sheriff deputies, kevin reich, thank you for being here. alexander described the scene when you got to the house? >> yeah, kevin was already on the scene trying to find a way in. it was frantic. people were screaming. and at that point, just trying to figure out how to best help kevin and locate this child and get them out. >> todd: how did you find the boy? >> actually, alexander was the one who located the boy inside of the bedroom and i heard

janette nesheiwat, always a pleasure.ou so much, stay safe and obviously thank you for all you are doing for the people in ukraine and in poland. >> thank you, that is ukrainian. >> kevin: thank you for sharing that tonight thanks so much. in the meantime shannon we have to get shannon on the show. she sat down with paula ferris giving a voice to fellow working moms. her inspiring story is coming right up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ make way for the first-ever chevy silverado zr2. with multimatic shocks, rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electronic locking differentials. dude, this is awesome... but we should get back to work. ♪ ♪ this good? perfect. if you're gonna work remote... work remote. find new workspaces. find new roads. chevrolet. >> kevin: 48 minutes after they hour before departing with some irregular. "fox news @ night" anchor took a few minutes to chat with a special guest. here is shannon. >> in advance of mother's day and in the spirit of my new book the mothers and daughters of the bible speak. we want to dedicate a

janette nesheiwat is here with the latest information. doc, how worried should we be?think we should be worried. for now according to cdc it was found in africa, usually in south africa, central africa and usually endemic in this part of the country. we're seeing sporadic outbreaks, we think there are mutations involved. it is human behavior, surrounding environment? this virus jump friday animal to human and seeing this human to human transmission from open wound, skin to skin contacts, bodily fluid, coughing, sneezing, patients have swollen lymph nodes. they get a rash on their face and it spreads. i don't think we should be worried. >> todd: how deadly is this? >> most people recover well, especially outside of africa. mortality rate is 1 to 10%. current strain in the united kingdom and germany and france and even here in the united states has a low mortality rate. if you are high risk person, todd, we have a vaccine for small pox that can give you protection against monkeypox if you happen to be exposed. we have anti-viral medication that exists that could potentia

janette nesheiwat a fox news medical contributor.e is what she had to say about what could have caused their death. listen to this. >> it is vague, nausea, vomiting or something the eight that the doctor thought it was a bug or food poisoning. but definitely something that needs to be investigated because this is such a tragedy. it sounds like this could have been prevented. >> carley: are people at the resort talking about this? are there any, is there any sort of theory, working theory that you are hearing on the ground ab about what could have happened? >> the guests are talking about it every now andhen, somebody is talking about it i don't want to say exactly because we don't know yet but what we have heard the two couples didn't know each other supposedly and they were staying in the same villa and split right down the middle and so they shared the same ac unit. and so we speculated when we first got here that it was a drug overdose or something but other guest to hear what they had to say and found out most likely probably som

janette nesheiwat is back, back from ukraine, as a matter of fact.aine and poland i should say. welcome back to the program. >> great to be with you. stuart: you're with the refugees so tell me medically, how bad is it? >> well the problem, stuart is that it's ongoing, that the need for medical care is continuous, indeed. i was right there at the border. last month we were in lviv but this month, we have to stay at the border because it was too dangerous at the railway station where we were working, the railways were getting bombed so people were coming in with broken bones, wounds, infections , lacerations, abdominal pain, a lot of nausea, vomiting, dehydration and it was a blessing we were there right at the border as they were crossing to be able to provide them with this medical care that they desperately needed. stuart: whose paying for it? >> so lots of donations, i was able to get lots of donations to the justice for all institute, also the organizations that i was with when i was in lviv i was with the samaritan's purse, and then when i was a

janette nesheiwat joins us now. we talk a lot about illegal immigration and mexicans coming here. americans are going to mexico for baby formula now and fortunate to be allowed to do that. it's not where we want our american moms and dads turning for baby formula for god sakes. what do you say about the out of stock rate being at 70% last week, which is a dramatic jump from 40% in april? >> it's heartbreaking. parents are still faced with this very serious struggle trying to find simple formula to feed their children. it has got to the point with we see babies being hospitalized throughout the nation in tennessee, florida, north carolina because it's very important that babies have the exact amount of nutrition and vitamins and minerals an fats and proteins. too little or too much can be catastrophic and damage their liver or kidneys and result in seizures. it is very important that we work harder to try to find a solution. we have to insure that we open up the abbott factory safely and insure we get the imports that are not just formula imports for babies with strict nutritional