magistrate ministries will continue to support the police to make the street safer and fund the national health service to produce the covid backlogs. in these challenging times, her majesty's government will play a leading role in defending democracy and freedom across the world. including continuing to support the people of ukraine. her majesty's government oil drive economic growth to improve living standards and fund sustainable investments in public services. this will be underpinned by a responsible approach to the public finances reducing debts while performing and cutting taxes. her magistrate ministers will support the bank of england to return to its targets. a bill will be brought forward to drive local growth, empowering local leaders to regeneron areas to make sure everyone share in the united kingdom success. the blending system will be reformed to give residents more involvement in local developments. her majesty's government will improve transport across the united kingdom delivering safer, cleaner services and enabling more innovations. and improve reliability for passengers. bring for

the islands and national health service, or any chess is on life support. under funding, red tape and chronic staff shortages have left millions of britons without access to proper care. and it's not only the sick who are suffering. the crisis is also taking a tool on medical workers. they feel powerless in britain's ailing health system. she may be smiling, but lara's fighting for her life. she urgently needs a new kidney, preferably a pancreas too. she has been waiting for a transplant for 3 years. in october, i received an offer for a kidney and pancreas to hop simultaneously, and it was a good offer. they were good match for me. they were good organs. and unfortunately they did everything they occurred, but they just couldn't find or free up. and i see you bad for me. salvation was within reach, but with the national health service stretched to its limits. even patients like lera sometimes can't get treatment. you wait so long. and it's like finding a needle in a haystack trying to get the right match. you know, this isn't something that comes up every

we have begun to work closely with the national health service to determine the exact number of cases of infection in recent weeks. in addition, we are in contact with international partners to understand if a similar increase was observed in other countries. as stated in rospotrebnadzor, the viral disease did not reach russia, the department noted that the risks of calling him into the country are extremely low, especially since all necessary measures are now being taken to ensure this to prevent, in the meantime, the center of the facility sent an application to the ministry of health for registration of a smallpox vaccine, it is assumed that it will act against smallpox and against its subspecies, including the methods of monkeys. unlike the variola virus, transmission of this virus from person to person is possible, but with each of the next transmission of the e-virus, the disease becomes easier and epidemics do not occur , only small outbreaks occur. and so flashes occur. e in africa where people are contact e with monkeys to worry. e russia about the cases of the lord of the mo

. >> you are right that we don't report our at-home tests to the cdc like the national health service in the uk did pick we probably have more cases that are being reported. on the other hand, that means the fact that we have such low rate to severe disease on top of so many cases means we are at a very high rate of immunity. i think americans are actually reflecting a lot of the tools we have. which are vaccines, and an antiviral to treat covid, and then something called -- which helps people who are very immunocompromised stay safe from covid for six months. i'm not sure i would call covid fatigue versus trust in all of the progress we have made by may 2022. this is very different. last year, or the year before, major getting together would have led to much higher hospitalizations. >> let's talk about the subareas that we are seeing. what can you tell me about those and is that the likelihood that we are just going to continue to see these and next memorial day you and i will be sitting here talking about, you know, what is happening in covid right now and at the numbers are? >> wel

two telephone hotlines, she and the second telephone number - this is the hotline of the national health servicef ukraine 4:77 p.m. in fact, these contacts will also help to tell you about contacts or a doctor or a health care institution, respectively, if the child does not have a family doctor, then her you need to find a doctor of the appropriate specialty in which she has a disease, if there is no family doctor and the person has moved, for example, to another area, is she in ukraine , does she need to redraw the declaration and if she wants to have a family doctor, then of course she you need to submit a declaration if you do not have such a desire at the moment, then a declaration is not necessary, but we recommend that everyone have a doctor with whom you can be constantly in touch and actually receive the necessary professional advice regarding certain health indicators and let's talk with you about pregnant women women, such as how to get a birth certificate if the child was born, for example , not in a hospital, because we know that now women give birth at home and in shelters, how to

there is support or stents for registration with the national health service or the social protectionauthorities of the population and submit an application for assistance there. more details on the website greetings from the ministry of social policy of ukraine, friends with you vitaliy portnikov and we continue the broadcast of the espresso tv channel with our already traditional conversation on friday, the world congress of ukrainians asked us to spread such a statement . on may 9, the russian occupiers will celebrate victory day in our destroyed mariupol with the freshest graves innocent people of mariupol, smearing the memory of millions of ukrainians who died in the second world war, tell the world through facebook, twitter or instagram the right to celebrate the victory over nazism, because they themselves act according to the most brutal french scenarios. on may 8, post a photo with the hashtag russian shainday and do not ask for the victory of the oppressors . spread it among your friends and colleagues. an address that gives me the opportunity in principle to talk about what

, and the funds will go to the card, there is support or stents for registration with the national health service social protection authorities of the population and submit an application for assistance there, more details on the website of the ministry of social policy of ukraine orks spied on the ukrainian the land as guests of the russian world and the pyrotechnics of the state emergency service successfully lower this abomination 24/7 because if the enemy did not sow death, love for ukraine blooms in our hearts, we will win, we will rebuild let's clean up every corner of our native land and return to the topic of the national holiday in poland , constitution day, to say the least, the aid that poland provided to ukraine after the start of full-scale russian aggression is unprecedented, so according to the estimates of the kiel institute of the world economy, in monetary terms, it amounts to 2.4 billion euros, ahead only of the united states the financial and material resources of the united states of america allocated by warsaw to kyiv are close to half a percent of poland's gdp, and this is

assistance in any of the maternity hospitals that have entered into an agreement with the national health servicee, currently there are more than 300 of them in ukraine ; medical assistance is free of charge for women in labor; it can be obtained by self-referral in the case of delivery of an emergency medical assistance team on the referral of the attending physician or on referral from another health care facility, also many private maternity hospitals provide services free of charge in wartime, where to give birth and what you need to have with you for this, what to do if you are unable how to get to the maternity hospital, how to help a woman who has started labor right before your eyes, we will discuss now and contact us vyacheslav kaminsky, director of the kyiv city center of reproductive and perinatal medicine, head of the department of obstetrics, gynecology and reproduction, and the national medical academy of postgraduate education named after shupyka, doctor of medical sciences, professor, academician of ukraine, honored doctor of ukraine , mr. vyacheslav the plot and introduction to t

and budget, but she set out spending plans for four years and said she would prioritise the national health servicef the social security benefits come under the control of the scottish government, being moved from westminster. there is a down side, there is a squeeze on almost all over spending in scotland and that will affect for example local government, the police, prisons, universities. now, miss forbes said part of problem for her is there wasn't enough money coming to scotland from the treasury and the scottish government needs more levers to control its ability, such as the ability to borrow. the conservatives said that was nonsense and the situation was one of her own making and that snp incompetence was the problem. labour said there should have been more detail and both opposition parties complained about the allocation of £20 for a potential independence referendum next year. potential independence referendum next ear. . ~ potential independence referendum next ear. ., ~ the first funerals for the 19 children and two adults killed in a school shooting in uvalde, texas, took place today —

teams, they had programs under which we worked together with the minister of health and the national health service of ukraine that we still last year these programs were are available in most areas, but i never thought that now we need much more such support, mobile groups will continue their work, moreover , many of the partners are now considering the possibility of further support in this way, it is yogos and also partners such as switzerland, the united states, the european union, all of whom are striving to improve mental health but it is very, very important that services are provided by ukrainian doctors and nurses themselves, and here we must also support medical workers, because many of them survived two years of the outbreak tools for managing stress in the workplace and this is what we did already during covid throughout ukraine, so mental health needs attention, but i can say when i look at children who left their homes and families, i understand that this impact on mental health "i will be observed for a decade, one of the most difficult places now is samariupol, people there actually

done twice in the past, when they've done twice in the past, when they had a crash with the national health servicefor them. interesting that liz truss is taking this view, given in mind when rishi sunak was saying they were less enthusiastic about such a move, and if she went ahead and did it, it could lead to major disruption of relations with the eu somewhat fascinating to see where this goes with northern ireland, if there's a stalemate nothing is happened, elections are over again there. let's move to the other big story on most pages, let's focus on the telegraph — this is the state opening of parliament, and a big announcement in that the queen won't be there tomorrow, annabel? that’s be there tomorrow, annabel? that's riaht, be there tomorrow, annabel? that's riuht, it'll be there tomorrow, annabel? that's right. it'll only _ be there tomorrow, annabel? that's right. it'll only be — be there tomorrow, annabel? that's right, it'll only be the _ be there tomorrow, annabel? that's right, it'll only be the third - be there tomorrow, annabel? that's right, it'll only be the third time - right, i

the fact they think the snp is a right party to lead the national health service notwithstanding theecord, they recognise we get things wrong but theyjudge where the best party to take scotland forward nationally and locally and crucially, they're judging her opponents and coming to the conclusion they simply don't have the leadership, the ideas, the policies or the values to take scotland in the right direction. nicola sturgeon for that we will be joining election results at the top of the hour. will have a first look at what the papers will be bringing aaron. to stay with us for that. now it's time for a look at the weather. here is thomsen. here is thomsen. good evening. the earlier rain across northern and western parts of the uk should largely fizzle out through the evening and overnight, and that means that the weekend should be generally dry, sunny spells, just a few showers in the forecast, i think, tomorrow. so, here's the latest satellite picture, as the weather front crosses the country and moves southwards, here it is very early in the morning, and then i think by the mid

i think the uk national health service, they summed it up quite nicely.y uncommon to get monkeypox from the person with the infection because it does not spread easily between people. as the cdc says, you need prolonged contact or contact with bodily fluids. this is not a covid situation. i know you might think, didn't we hear that at the beginning of covid, that this is containable? this is different. we do know something about monkeypox. in 2003, when we saw the 47 cases, it ended at 47 cases. obviously covid did not end at 47 cases. jake? >> elizabeth cohen, thanks so much. >>> other health concerns bring us back to our world lead and dire warnings that even if vladamir putin's war on ukraine ended tomorrow, the entire world would face a hunger crisis. as cnn's kylie atwood reports, the u.s. and others are sounding alarms how russians are interfering with food shipments that keep hundreds of millions of people across the globe from sa starving. >> when a nation that is the breadbasket of the world becomes the nation with the longest breadlines of the w

majesty'sministers will continue to support the police to make the streets safer and found the national health serviceo reduce the covid backlogs. in these challenging times, her majesty's government will play a leading role in defending democracy and freedom across the world. including continuing to support the people of ukraine. her majesty's government will drive the economic growth to improve living standards and find sustainable investment in public services. this will be underpinned by a responsible approach to the public finances. reducing debt while reforming and cutting taxes. her majesty'sministers will support the bank of england to return inflation to its target. our political correspondent, ben wright is with me. if you are a tabloid headline writer you might be struggling to work out what to put on your front page tomorrow. i'm not sure there was an overarching theme. beyond being a programme of a government trying to look beyond covid, aware of the cost of living crisis and add more legislative meat to the levelling up agenda, the centrepiece of what the government is focused on from no

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so we need to build it public confidence on this nation and health services. and that can be done by integrating mutual recognition board. you've exclamation with other public interventions, nutrition, a wash, and other immunization services, minute and a new bunch of stuff. so if, if they can be back into that and then provider it right there, goes to the people in it will increase the appetite of the people and also with the buying of the people that were being asked. and that's what also impact their demand side of the nation. that's how we can increase that the demand of the people and the rest of the people and i'm mixing ish and then secondly, innovation in this the demand side intervention a colleagues talked about just so she made up, there are no doubt about it. this is the mentor they've been called that a lot of information, fact news and fed up spears that on social media there forums and. and they contribute towards increasing their critical myself, if uses and, and resistant forces of explanation. so did we need to check to do the station at the

so we need to build it public confidence on the nation and health services. and that can be done by integrating mutual recognition. would you like the mission with other public interventions, nutrition, a wash, and other immunization services? minute done, a new bunch of stuff. so if they can be back into that and then provider it right there, goes to the people in it for increase the appetite of the people and also with the banging of the people that were being asked. and that's what also impact their demand side of the explanation. that's how we can increase the demand of the people and the best of the people on, on mixing ish. and then secondly, the innovation in this, the demand side interventions a colleagues talked about just social media. there are no doubt about it this as the mentor. they've been going through a lot of information, in fact, news and, and resistant forces of explanation. a. so did we need to check to do the station at the global level as it station and at the, at the country as well, then another another link and another very briefly

country to co—bed, the right party to lead the national— co—bed, the right party to lead the national health servicevoting for the snp because they judge _ voting for the snp because they judge our record, they recognise when _ judge our record, they recognise when we — judge our record, they recognise when we get things wrong, but that's party to— when we get things wrong, but that's party to take scotland forward nationally and locally, and crucially— nationally and locally, and crucially there also judging our opponents and coming to the conclusion that they simply don't have _ conclusion that they simply don't have the — conclusion that they simply don't have the leadership from the ideas, the policies are the values to take scotland — the policies are the values to take scotland in the right direction. in terms scotland in the right direction. terms of scotland in the right direction. in terms of that result here in glasgow, labour almost getting there, just one counsellor more than labour, we are seeing earlier on that that is proof that their message on the cost of living crisis can match bei

and ministers will continue to support the police, to make the streets safer and funded the national health service road. debate in the house of commons which will last — road. debate in the house of commons which will last in _ road. debate in the house of commons which will last in six _ road. debate in the house of commons which will last in six days, _ road. debate in the house of commons which will last in six days, a _ which will last in six days, a chance for mps to challenge the details of the government proposals and for the government to make its case in parliament and why those proposals should be passed. saying that the queen's speech set out the whole agenda designed to help people with the cost—of—living crisis. we are tackling with the best solution and that is high wage, high skilled jobs. jobs, jobs, jobs and we drive up employment by creating the right platform for business to invest. making our streets safer, creating a healthy population with more nurses funding the nhs and to help them clear the covid—19 backlogs giving the confidence that people know be looked after in old age

majesties ministers will continue to support the police to make the street safer and fund the national health serviceid backlogs. in these challenging times her majesty's government will play a leading role in defending democracy and freedom across the world, including continuing to support the people of ukraine. apart from the queen's absence the ceremony proceeded along the traditional lines. close the door! it's black rock, o-ened close the door! it's black rock, opened the — close the door! it's black rock, opened the door. _ an official called black rod arrives and mps shut the door on them to represent parliament's independence from the monarchy. so they have to knock. and then the mps all make their way over to the house of lords for the speech — tradition again is that mps who are usually political opponents walk side by side, you can just overhear borisjohnson asking the leader of the opposition keir stamer if he'd had a "quiet weekend" which they both seemed to find amusing. after a rocky few months for the prime minister, the queen's speech was an opportunity for his government to quite li

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police to make the streets safer and fund _ the police to make the streets safer and fund the national health service,. england to return inflation to its target. ., , ., target. those were the words of the queen speech _ target. those were the words of the queen speech delivered _ target. those were the words of the queen speech delivered by - target. those were the words of the queen speech delivered by the - target. those were the words of the i queen speech delivered by the prince of wales this morning, watch not only by his wife the duchess of cornwall, but also by his son, the duke of cambridge, who in due course himself will one day be delivering a king's speech from the throne any future state opening of parliament, should we have the monarchy by the time he has the opportunity to succeed his father or grandmother is king. let's have a look in more detail at what was in the queen's speech, the measures that will occupy the members of the house of commons and house of lords for perhaps the next two and a half years before it has to hold another general election. our political correspondent dam

national health insurance program. this means that by paying small fees you get access to a wide range of medical services and now therenational health insurance program and ordinary citizens. now we have regained access to a decent level of medical services, well, according to various estimates. there are more than 50 peoples and nationalities, of course, the main language is english and probably the entire population speaks 11 more languages. e, which are considered the state. well, the truth is, each of them speaks only its own. how do you manage to make the hospital the president of your government so that all the same these people live with the feeling of a single family of a single country, so as not to there were conflicts. national and interfaith peace - this is a very important issue, a very important topic for our country, because the wolf rightly noted that we have many large ethnic groups. we have two main denominations, the majority of the population are christians, but there is also a fairly large muslim population. the state policy in this matter, which so far has helped to preserve.

national health insurance program. this means that thanks to the payment of small contributions. you get access to a wide range of medical servicesere is a revival of the nation. health insurance programs and simple citizens have now regained access to decent health services. where do representatives live? well, according to various estimates, there are more than 50 peoples and nationalities, of course, the main language is english and, probably, the entire population speaks 11 more languages, er, which are considered the state. well, the truth is, each of them is spoken only by its own tribe. how do you, state surprise, your government manage to make it so that you are still these people lived with the feeling of a single family of a single country, so that there would be no conflicts, national and interfaith peace is very important question. a very important topic for our country, because you very rightly noted that we have many large ethnic groups. we have two main denominations, the majority of the population are christians, that is, there is also a fairly large muslim population. the state policy in this matter, which has he

. >> after president biden gave the department of health and human services, the authority to use the defense production act to increase the nation's baby formula supply. the secretary of health and human services is now using it to ensure abbott nutrition. the company that shut down one of its plants has enough raw materials to get back up and running and the expectation is within the next couple of weeks. we'll begin to see product from that facility. hhs says it will also use the defense production act to ensure reckitt a consumer goods company involved in manufacturing formula hasn't of access to single use products like filters. and the administration is also taking other steps to try to get baby formula to families who need opit. this air force c 17 jet flew into indianapolis sunday with 40 tons of baby formula on board the shipment provides an a formula. >> to take care of 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers. this shipment is from europe and is formulated for babies with special dietary needs. it will head to hospitals and home health care facilities. >> across the country, not store shelves but more shipments are headed to the

majesty's ministers will continue to support the police to make the streets safer and fund the national health service united kingdom's success. the planning system will be reformed to give residents more involvement in local development. her majesty's government will improve transport across the united kingdom, delivering safer, cleaner services and enabling more innovations. legislation will be introduced to modernise rail services and improve reliability for passengers. her majesty's ministers will bring forward an energy bill to deliver the transition to cheaper, cleaner and more secure energy. this will build on the success of the cop26 summit in glasgow last year. draft legislation to promote competition, strengthen consumer rights and protect households and businesses will be published. measures will also be published to create new competition rules for digital markets and the largest digital firms. her majesty's government will establish the uk infrastructure bank in legislation. with objectives to support economic growth and the delivery of net zero. reforms to education will help every child

retiring doctors in england are being urged to continue working, to help the national health servicer backlogs and deal with staff shortages. and coming up this hour, meeting some of nature's newest arrivals. a new study, following great tits near oxford, suggests spring is starting sooner in britain. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. ukrainian officials say russian forces have launched an all—out assault on the azovstal steelworks, in the besieged city of mariupol. around 200 civilians are still believed to be sheltering inside. moscow says humanitarian corridors will shortly open — for 3 days — to allow people to leave. the hope is that civilians will escape the area to safety, but ukraine has previously accused russian forces of continuing attacks, after announcing ceasefires. a ukrainian commander claims russian troops have entered the tunnels under the site, to try to crush the last pocket of resistance in mariupol. meanwhile, an investigation by the associated press suggests as many as 600 people were killed, when russia bombed a mariupol theat

health service. >> the communicable disease center with its headquarters in atlanta, georgia, serves the nation in field investigation, prevention and control of communicable diseases. in cooperation with local health agencies all over the country, the communicable disease center, better known as cdc, has established guidelines and diagnostic laboratories. applied search projects, --, and training centers. cdc employs a variety of professional specialists skilled in every aspect of communicable diseases. >> medical epidemiologists, veterinary epidemiologists, public health nurses, laboratory technicians, parasitologists, entomologists, sanitary engineers, statisticians, training specialists and many others who work together to solve the practical problems and get results in the fight against communicable diseases. it may be a problem concerning a section of the country where year in and year out its rivers rise to flood towns and villages. the flood subsides, leaving in its wake billions upon billions of mosquitoes and the threat of malaria becomes obvious once more. scientific information on the s

national failure to meent this mental health moment. as a nation we desperately need more mental health awareness, education, and better mental health services. we need more mental health providers and residents available to both adults and children to address and access the gap that so many families confront. getting america healthy requires that we get those facing these challenges the resources they need. if we as a nation are going to achieve our greatest potential, we must help the sickest among us get healthy so they can reach their full potential. in illinois you can use the call for calm text line. if you have a loved one or struggling with stress related to the covid pandemic and need emotional support, text talk to 552020. it's free and it's anonymous. veterans can call 1 2k-rb800-273-8255 or text 838255. the number for the national suicide prevention hotline is 800-273-8255. madam speaker, thank you. i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. larson, for five minutes. mr. larson: good morning, madam speaker. i rise to address t

after president biden gave the department of health and human services, the authority to use the defense production act to increase the nation'sformula supply. the secretary of health and human services is now using it. >> to ensure abbott nutrition, the company that shut down one of its plants has enough raw materials to get back up and running and the expectation is within the next couple of weeks will begin to see product from that facility. hhs says it will also use the defense production act to ensure reckitt a consumer goods company involved in manufacturing formula hasn't of access to single use products like filters. and the administration is also taking other steps to try to get baby formula to families who need it. this air force c 17 jet flew into indianapolis sunday with 40 tons of baby formula on board this shipment provides an a formula. >> to take care of 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers. this shipment is from europe and is formulated for babies with special dietary needs. it will head to hospitals and home health care facilities. >> across the country, not store shelves but more shipments are headed to the u.s.

after president biden gave the department of health and human services, the authority to use the defense production act to increase the nation's baby formula supply. the secretary of health and human services is now using it. >> to ensure abbott nutrition, the company that shut down one of its plants has enough raw materials to get back up and running and the expectation is within the next couple of weeks. we'll begin to see product from that facility. hhs says it will also use the defense production act to ensure reckitt a consumer goods company involved in manufacturing formula hasn't of access to single use products like filters. and the administration is also taking other steps to try to get baby formula to families who need it. this air force c 17 jet flew into indianapolis sunday with 40 tons of baby formula on board the shipment provides an a formula. >> to take care of 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers. this shipment is from europe and is formulated for babies with special dietary needs. it will head to hospitals and home health care facilities. >> across the country, not store shelves but more shipments are headed to t

you can call the substance abuse and mental health services administration's national helpline you see there on your screen 1 806 624357. you can also log onto our website and look on the web link section of ktvu .com. san jose police today released bodycam and surveillance footage of a police shooting. that happened at a talk correa that left one man injured. officers say they got 911 cause of a fight at that restaurant. back on march 27th surveillance video shows 20 year old k on green, punching a man on the ground. shortly afterward , a second man, brian carter, is seen with the gun. police who respond and say the fight then moved outside and green was now holding the gun. they say green refused to drop the weapon and they opened fire, shooting him four times. his injuries were not life threatening. green says that he disarmed the gunman. he has since filed a federal lawsuit against the city of san jose. to the latest covid-19 news. santa clara county is warning of an uptick in cases and urging people to take precautions, health officials say reported cases in the county are on the

direct federal aid for unemployment relief social security a revitalized public employment service and national health insurance she watched his eyes to make sure he was paying attention and understood the implications of each demand. she braced her his response knowing he often chose political expediency over idealism and was capable of callousness even of cruelty. the scope of her list was breathtaking. she was proposing a fundamental and radical restructuring of american society with enactment of historic social welfare and labor labor laws. to succeed. she would have to overcome opposition from the courts business labor unions and conservatives. nothing like this has ever been done in the united states before she said, you know that don't you? the man sat across from her and his wheelchair amid the clutter of boxes and rumpled rugs soon. he would head to washington dc to be sworn and as the thirty-second president the united states. he would inherit the worst economic crisis in the nation's history. an era of rampant speculation had come to an end. the stock market had collapsed rendering investme

. >> after president biden gave the department of health and human services, the authority to use the defense production act to increase the nation's baby formula supply. the secretary of health and human services is now using it to ensure abbott nutrition. the company that shut down one of its plants has enough raw materials to get back up and running and the expectation is within the next couple of weeks. we'll begin to see product from that facility. hhs says it will also use the defense production act to ensure reckitt a consumer goods company involved in manufacturing formula hasn't of access to single use products like filters. and the administration is also taking other steps to try to get baby formula to families who need it. this air force c 17 jet flew into indianapolis sunday with 40 tons of baby formula on board the shipment provides an a formula. >> to take care of 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers. this shipment is from europe and is formulated for babies with special dietary needs. it will head to hospitals and home health care facilities. >> across the country, not store shelves but more shipments are headed to the u

. >> after president biden gave the department of health and human services, the authority to use the defense production act to increase the nation'saby formula supply. the secretary of health and human services is now using it to ensure abbott nutrition. the company that shut down one of its plants has enough raw materials to get back up and running and the expectation is within the next couple of weeks will begin to see product from that facility. hhs says it will also use the defense production act to ensure reckitt a consumer goods company involved in manufacturing formula has access to single use products like filters. and the administration is also taking other steps to try to get baby formula to families who need it. this air force c 17 jet flew into indianapolis sunday with 40 tons of baby formula on board this shipment provides an a formula. >> to take care of 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers. this shipment is from europe and is formulated for babies with special dietary needs. it will head to hospitals and home health care facilities. >> across the country, not store shelves but more shipments are headed to the u.s.. we'r

just in the data got, you know, a big deal with the health and human services, which oversees the nationaltockpile. and fema. looked into the company and realized it had just formed. got these major contracts. and the proprietors behind that company had a history of fraud allegations and, in fact, there waa shadow owner involved. a guy named jason cardiff, who has been sued by the federal trade commission for a variety of alleged scams perpetrated all of california. he is living a lavish lifestyle while selling things like bogus sex enhancement pills. started to look into that, and met up with, you know, a plucky juicer salesman. he sold high-end juice equipment out near venice beach. ended up going to this facility and found that, you know, this company had essentially been given seed money by the federal government to bring in chinese masks and up charge them and taxpayers ended up paying a premium. >> was this the same company were california was about to pay, i think it was $100 million for, like, you know, 500 million masks. they had to claw the money back. was at a different case? >>