those are very important things if you look at chinese activities in the south, tennessee, taiwan strait, hong kong, elsewhere. but you know, in a family there are some areas where you disagree in india does have a history of not be not aligned. it has a deep security relationship with russia and i for one, think a new delhi behavior has been a little disappointing. but for the long term, if our children grandchildren confront a world where we don't face chinese aggression series training aggression that it could have far reaching consequences. we need the democracy of the world to be more unified and capable as possible, complicating the life or chinese military planners. so that the side not to conduct the aggression the 1st place. read. what did you make of us? president biden's comments this week regarding the use of force if china a word to attack taiwan and i'm wondering, was, was his message one that beijing needed to hear? it's a great question. i think there's clearly a growing bipartisan momentum in the united states for doing more to help taiwan being more assertive in trying

in e, in the east, tennessee, and in the south, tennessee. they are provoking territorial integrity of japan, the philippines, and vietnam's all the time, every day, without exception. it's not something that you could call piece. and coming back to the economic framework, ah, belt and road initiative is a china centric initiative. whereas t p, p. and did the i pair, are open to the indoor pacific a member in the pacific regent member nations. and they are setting the highest the possible standard in order for china to catch up with. i think it might be fair to give victor gough a chance to come back in. i'm sure you have something to say about what our last to guess had to say, i'll give you a moment, victor, before we move on to the war and ukraine, how that's impacting policy towards h a. go ahead victor. well, thank you very much. allow me to make several important points. first of all, i would say peace and stability in east asia is the most important. if we look at japan. amazingly, japan does not have good relations with russia, with s

this is china, sea territory dispute in the south tennessee. 3rd part of this. so you have all these flash voids and therefore anything could could happen if the tensions are not managed carefully. so therefore, i do think a lot of countries in us here including the philippines, are very wary of this strategic competition. because in the, an small states like the philippines and its neighbors in asi on are going to be victims in this chest game. and, oh, what exactly can you do on this from? because i'm for your heard pressing buttons are latest announcement that the, the united states will intervene to defend taiwan militarily. and even though there are various interpretations of that of that statement, i'm sure it was taken with a lot of apprehension in your region, especially considering that the chinese navy, as we know, is larger than the american navy in those 2 navies come to class how far do you think it may go and how it may influence you? read the yes. remember of all darcy and countries, only the philippines shares a maritime boundary with taiwan. so

it pales into insignificant in comparison to southeast asia in the south, tennessee child trade wrapped across the notion of course, the boss or relationship with japan, the united states. so it's not a 1st order priority, but the fact that china diverting resources to these kinds of agreements speak to beijing is truly global ambitions. even though pacific are countries, us more demographically and economically, and also the military strategic con, they are significant players in multilateral organizations. china seeks to develop influence in organizations like united nations, of course, and associated multilateral bodies and waiting to be calling countries is an important goal. ready in that task, and then you've got to add to it the taiwan factor and all of this from china perspective, there are still countries in the pacific the recognize taiwan as china and bathing . we hope to we know over the country and spread the one china or approach that recognizes beijing as the sole authority representing china. such teams in the paul have recovered the bodies of all but one of the 22 passe

jewish strategic concern, it pales into insignificant in comparison to southeast asia in the south, tennessee, china trade route crossing the notion of course, the boss or relationship with japan, all the united states. so it's not a priority, but the fact that china is diverting resources to these kinds of agreements speak to beijing is truly global ambitions. china have the goals and the capacity to we influence and develop relations because the realm of evan is not the most important countries for china economically speaking, strategically speaking, another aspect to this is that even low pacific, our countries are small, demographically, and economically. and also. ready military strategic tons, they are significant play. ready in multilateral organizations, china seeks to develop influence in organizations like united nations, of course, and associated multilateral bodies. and when the pacific on countries is an important goal. ready in that talk and then you've got to add to it the taiwan doctrine and all of this from china perspective, there are still countries in the pacific. the reco

because dad, because of their geographical proximity, and we're 30 rising tensions in south genesee and east tennessee. and this is the, that's what the token needs to address. so the, yeah, that the, it's, i think it's just natural for japan to look at the linkage between the 2 regions and the linkage between russia and china and relations between the 2 countries. now speaking of linkers, japan like europe, has a very close trade relationship with china. but for difficult bilateral relations, as compared to most countries in europe, i wonder therefore, where does the e you fit into japan strategy on that front? indeed, in his china, you mean? correct, yes. the in terms of dealing with china, the china is a big neighbor and the china is really one with most important trading partners with japan. so the business community in japan is very much interested in doing continuing business with 10 of course. and that's also very much in japan's national interest and, but at the same time, we have various, a wide range of concerns about china. and in terms of dealing with various economic problems dandy, john

michigan, mississippi, missouri, nebraska, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, south carolina, south dakota, tennesseeas, utah, west virginia, wisconsin, and wyoming. for more we're joined by two guests. michele goodwin is chancellor's professor at university of california, irvine and founding director of the center for biotechnology and global health policy, author of "policing the womb: invisie women and the criminalization of motheood." also with us from portland, oregon, is kathryn "kitty" kolbert, longtime public interest attorney who argued the landmark case of planned parenthood v. casey before the u.s. supreme court in 1992, which is credited with upholding roe v. wade. she is co-founder of the center for reproductive rights and co-author of "controlling women: what we must do now to save reproductive freedom." we are going to go there in a second. are going to begin with you and just get your response to this astounding at every level, unprecedented release of a first draft of the decision, in this case, one that apparently was written in february and circulated to the court that went overtur

speaking, steve, on behalf of my two kids who are public school kids in williamson county south of nashville, tennesseeborn and raised in live now. i kind of wonder if they have a file made to investigate because it made zero sense for kids to be wearing masks and by the way, kids are still wearing a mask in many parts of the country, even though they were zero scientific evidence of it. steve, i'm curious what you would say in response to this question, buck sexton and i were debating this before the entire biden administration started to, merrick garland might have been the draft pick for the most reasonable member of the biden administration. if we had to pick someone that we might have trusted to not be an absolute ignoramus and buffoon. i can't even name anyone in the biden administration right now. if you let me handpick someone and say, hey,th this person is n charge of policy right now.. you may not agree with everything but they are confident they will be motivated by zealotry and they will actually get a job done on behalf of the american public. i don't know about you, steve, but i cannot pi

south dakota. - yeah. - oh, tennessee. - mm-hmm. - arizona. - mm-hmm. - ugh. no. why is this happening?ourt could actually happen? - it's not entirely impossible. it's gonna take a lot of all-caps tweets to people like chuck schumer. and the fact of the matter is, people are really tired right now, you know? it's been four years of this trauma. we've been locked in our homes for, going on, you know, eight months now. - these four years have been exhausting. i tried getting one of those sleep tracking apps, and the data showed that i died three years ago. - i really think that the baton needs to be passed to younger people, needs to be passed to non-white people. these are people that aren't going to kowtow to, like, mitch mcconnell and his turtle ass. and that's what the american people need right now-- someone to just blow shit up. i just want someone to do something, you know? i just wants democrats to quit being nut sacks, essentially. - you realize that the democrats move pretty slowly. - i know. - i mean, chuck schumer went to the bathroom last tuesday, and he still hasn't come out

seems to have taken the north after leaching florence, alabama, the car found abandoned in rural tennessee, southlle area and about 100 miles from the laurelleddale county detention center but where they went from there and by what means is anyone's guess. >> obviously, you know, they could have walked or someone picked them up that's the only two options really we're hoping maybe they walked somewhere and then stole a vehicle. >> reporter: the sheriff theoryizing where they lowest the car might not have been part of the plan. >> they probably had mechle problems with it i think it threw them a curve. i don't think they planned for that and i think they were grasp at straws >> the u.s. marshals service issued the photos of casey white's tattoos some with ties to alabama based white prechlt prison gang and showing what vikki white might look like now if she died her hair the sheriff moving from calling it a special relationship to one motivated by love. >> i don't know what she was up to i think at this point it's obviously, you know, a jailhouse romance. >> his concern remains for the woman on th

they have found the car vicky white and inmate casey white used in their getaway, just south of nashville, tennesseethey want you to look at how the corrections officer, vicky white's appearance may have changed. this is, again, alabama correctional officer vicky white with brown hair on the right there. authorities believe white could have darkened her hair to alter her appearance. we have new photos showing some of inmate casey white's tattoos and we can show that picture, guys. there's, again, what he looks like on the right and here are his tattoos. you can see they are distinct. authorities are now on day eight of trying to find the two. officials will hold a press conference just over an hour from now and we will bring you the latest from that update. stay with cnn. >>> let's head overseas. time for tea in the uk. after months of anticipation and speculation, cnn has learned prince harry and meghan markle will attend the queen's platinum jubilee next month, but they are not invited to stand on the balcony with the rest of the royal family. it's the same treatment the queen's disgraced son, pri

mass shootings were reported in philadelphia, charleston, south carolina and chattanooga, tennessee. in response to the mass shootings here in america. our neighbors to the north are considering changes to prevent a similar tragedy. their canadian prime minister justin trudeau introduce new gun control legislation on monday. it would impose a national freeze on handgun sales. it would also make it illegal to buy, sell, transfer or import them anywhere in canada. we recognize. >> that the vast majority of gun owners use them safely. and in accordance with the law. but other than using firearms for sport shooting and hunting, there is no reason. anyone in canada should be guns in their everyday lives. >> trudeau made the announcement surrounded by relatives of shooting victims on like the united states. there is no constitutional protection to own firearms in canada. here at home. oakland police say one person is recovering in the hospital after being shot last night. that shooting happened around 06:00pm on east 12th street near the fruitvale bart station. police have not released any

children's hospitals in tennessee and south carolina have reported young children including babies haveates related to the shortage. they're parents sometimes trying desperate measures. >> they try an alternative and it doesn't go well. >> reporter: many parents are trying to fix their own formula or dilute with water or something else. and then -- >> we could see problems with hypo or hyper atremia and this increases the risk of seizures or hypo or hyper glycemia or low or high blood sugar which would cause seizures. >> reporter: what sparked the crisis? in february the company abbott nutrition recalled certain lots of three brands of the formula. batches labelled similac. and element and after some got sick from a bacteria and two died. abbott had to shut down the plant in surgeis, michigan. the biden administration has scrambled to avoid looking flat footed. >> the white house has been trying to show while the president is abroad that it is still focuses on this issue with the shipments coming in with the next one coming and also signaling through the use of dpa, the defense producti

the car was found abandoned in rural tennessee, just south of the nashville area, and about 100 miles from the lauderdale county detention center. where they went from there and by what means is anyone's guess. >> obviously you know, they could have walked or someone could have picked them up. that's about the only two options. we're hoping maybe they walked somewhere and then stole a vehicle. >> reporter: the vehicle theorizing where they left the car might not have been part of the plan >> they probably had mechanical problems with it i think it threw them a curve. i don't think they planned for that i think they, you know, are -- were grasping at straws. >> reporter: the u.s. marshal service issued these photos of casey white's tattoos, some with ties to an alabama-based white supremacist prison gang. these images showing what vicky white might look like if she dyed her hair brown. the sheriff moving on from calling this a special relationship to one motivated by love >> i don't know what she was up to i think at this point it's obviously, you know, a jailhouse romance. >> reporter

bringing heavy rain, a chance of strong storms especially through the ohio and tennessee river valleys and from the south to the northeast especially down through parts o alabama into georgia. we could see our strongest storms, large hail, damaging winds, tornados. can't be ruled out, as well 38 million people are at risk of those storms tomorrow. we could see three to four inches of heavy rain and that could lead to flooding. lester >> thanks. >>> tonight an eight-foot fence has been put up around the supreme court amid protests after the leak of that draft supreme court decision that would overturn roe v. wade. tonight those on both sides of the battle over abortion rights are scrambling to respond. here is blayne alexander. >> reporter: lillian newton is a patient advocate at hope medical group for women in shreveport, louisiana, a position she pursued after going there as a patient. >> i don't know if i would have made it through an unplanned pregnancy managing my mental health. >> reporter: if roe v. wade is overturned abortions in louisiana legal up to 20 weeks would be immediately outlawed and yes

the states hit the hardest are north dakota, south dakota, iowa, missouri, texas, tennessee. the white house says it's now working 24/7 to address the shortage which has been caused by a supply chain shortage and on top of that a major safety recall. it was back in february when abbott recalled the formula when two infants died. thanks for joining us. ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening. for the first time since the war in ukraine began almost 11 weeks ago, russian civilian inside russia has been reported killed. a russian official said it occurred in a village in the belgorod region. it's near ukraine's second largest city kharkiv. kharkiv has been repeatedly shelled as you know. just the last several days ukrainian officials say they liberated a number of towns near kharkiv. the region where they reported the civilian killed has seen several explosions. the cause is missiles and bombs. ukraine has not confirmed nor denied responsibility for the blast. another major development is finland joining nato possibly. they agreed to assist each other militarily should either

iowa, south dakota, north dakota, missouri, texas, tennessee had the highest rates of out of stock availability for baby formula. in response, as you mentioned, retailers are limiting purchases, cvs and walgreens confirms to fox news they are limiting customers to three baby formula products her purchase. some experts say this type of rationing will encourage hoarding and bulk buying. >> unfortunately the ability to forecast who will come into your store, who is going to stockpile. it's very hard. >> now some retailers are taking advantage of the shortage. the resellers that you see perhaps on e-bay or other sites are selling baby formula that used to cost $20 or $30 for prices we're seeing in the hundreds of dollars. the infant nutrition council of america said formula companies are committed to ensuring continued availability of infant formula for every baby. so far it doesn't seem those assurances are making any difference in the availability of these formula products to parents that are in desperate need. >> it is frightening. not every mom can pump for as long or as much as she needs to an

the states hit the hardest are north dakota, south dakota, iowa, missouri, texas, tennessee.n top of that a major safety recall. it was back in february when abbott recalled the formula when two infants died. thanks for joining us. ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening. for the first time since the war in ukraine began almost 11 weeks ago, russian civilian inside russia has been reported killed. a russian official said it occurred in a village in the belgorod region. it's near ukraine's second largest city kharkiv. kharkiv has been repeatedly shelled as you know. just the last several days ukrainian officials say they

there are a number of other states, alabama, arizona, georgia, iowa, louisiana, south carolina, missouri, tennesseead, georgia and louisiana have not gone anywhere, but broad public sentiment for what the governor did. >> i think you are seeing around the nation parents, i am a mother of a young school age child, i think parents are waking up and paying attention to what is being taught in the classroom. often times at a very young inappropriate age. we need to give parents a say in either refusing instruction, allowing the parents to have the often times delicate complex discussions with their children. governor desantis has been clear, he's going to stand up for parents, protect the children and fight back if people try and stop him and leaders in florida from doing that. >> sandra: do you believe there will be significant political consequences for what you are speaking out about right now and against? >> about the disinformation board, look, i think you are going to see elections in this country show that common sense and a need and demand for the safety of our country and our state will win ou

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not just, you know, tennessee or the south. it is literally all of north america is being affected . the shortage stems from a february recall by abbott nutrition. this week, the company reached an agreement with the food and drug administration to restart production at its michigan plant . but it could take 8 to 10 weeks before the product reaches stores. we have a lot to do here to make sure we not only get that baby formula out find out what happened and make sure this never happens again. house democrats have unveiled two bills aimed at addressing the shortage, one would improve access to formula for low income families. the other is an emergency spending bill that would hire more inspectors at the fda. the images empty shelves. desperate parents are heartbreaking. what the legislation does it provides $28 million in new funding for the fda. republican house leaders are urging members to vote against the $28 million measure , saying it won't actually solve the problem. i think this is going to be a huge government controver

we know of at least four cases a the a south carolina hospital, two cases in tennessee where babies ended up there in part because families could not get the formula, as you said, the specific formula that sometimes babies need, if they have an allergy to milk or soy and families are struggling and some kids are ending up in nicu, pediatric intensive care units. >> wic not -- >> we looked into that. this is what i can tell you my understanding is. the states have different rules for wic, which is the support for women, infants and children. and, by the way, of all those who buy infant formula, katie, 68% are people who are on wic. >> that's a lot. >> that's a lot of people. each state does it differently. they've been given a usda waiver to say you don't just have to use essentially your coupon to buy this brand, you can buy other brands to try to help people be able to find something but not all states have done that. so what congress just did, the house just did is try to force more states to allow more people who are on wic to get access to more brands. >> what have families been telli

so in ten states, virginia, rhode island, kentucky, nevada, tennessee, montana, arizona, idaho, southina, and washington, d.c. so, you know, you don't even need this map to know, parents can tell you, they go looking for formula, they're not finding it. >> will these latest moves from the white house, elizabeth, actually fix this problem? it's a huge problem. just how quickly will parents see any kind of real relief? >> so experts i've been talking to who are in the industry say, look, all of these little things -- not little things. all of these efforts that are being made, they will help, but parents are not going to see relief anytime soon. so let's take a look at what those various efforts are. the defense production act directs ingredients to go to formula manufacturers before they go to other manufacturers. nestleairlifting 1.5 million bottles of formula to the u.s. that's expected to happen in the next few days. and fda and abbott are negotiating to reopen the closed michigan plant. and i just got off the phone with enfamil and they say since february, they've increased manufac

i've been to tennessee, alabama, all north, south, east, west, georgia, florida so it doesn't bother is ms. valerie with such an optimistic outlook. give me a call, i'll give you a ride despite the gas prices. and we know people are taking a look how they're flying, travel by air. and here at the busiest airport in the country, the atlanta airport they sent out a tweet reminding travelers there will likely be long lines at tsa. they're expecting 22 million people to go through their airport. excuse me, 2 million passengers to go through their airport throughout this weekend with the busiest day for travel that would have been yesterday on friday. christi? >> i don't know, but i think it would be fun to travel with ms. valerie. nadia romero, good to see you this morning. thank you for the update. so, listen, this is also one of those weekends where you're hoping for good weather, but we're talking about storms, triple digit heat. karen maginnis, are we talking about snow as well? >> well, yes. but you have to go pretty high up in the mountains in southwestern montana, maybe in the hig

some states are seeing at least a 50% shortage including iowa, missouri, tennessee, north dakota and southmy, watch this. >> power plants are producing the largest job creation in modern times of the american economy precooked a boy that generates confidence doesn't it? yes so look you guys, we knew there is going to be food shortages we know there's a supply chain shortage. but there still something that is outstanding that is contributing to this, look at the statistic, charlie. u.s. a baby pharma how much of it is produced by china? 44%. we are in the biggest and best nation and the world we cannot get formula for moms and kids, just tell me your thoughts on this at this point. >> and know it is absolutely incredible. it is appalling for the sum of the greatest national security threats that we face. it is not just baby formula it's medicine, it's vitamin c so many of the things we need to have for regular normal daily life that we rely on china for. and encase politicians in washington are not aware they are out to destroy us. they want to overtake us and destroy us. i'm as much a free

state to pass restrictions on transgender healthcare, following arkansas and tennessee, but the first to add felony penalties. southis seeing a rapid uptick in covid cases. health experts say the increase is driven by two additional omicron sub-variants, which can still infect people who are vaccinated or have some level of immunity. the countris reporting more hospitalizations, but severe cases and deaths remain stnant. and, north korea is scrambling to contain an outbreak among its largely unvaccinated population of 26 million. today, 21 new deaths were reported. leader kim jong-un called it a "great disaster and upheaval." due to north korea's poor healthcare system, the country's response will likely rely on isolation and quarantine measures. and, they made it to the top of the world while also making thfirst-ever expedition group comprised of all-black climbers reached the summit of mount everest. the group, called full circle everest, marked the moment as especially important, as a means of boosting black representation in the climbing community. also this week, a nepali sherpa set the women's climbing recd t

north dakota, south dakota, iowa, missouri, tennessee, texas.his formula. what is your bottom line hope how to get out of this situation? >> you know, i don't know. i would like someone to address this. we have had so many things have gone through. parents have been under so much stress the last 2 plus years and now on top of everything else we're having to worry about feeding our baby and the administration, biden administration isn't talking about this at all. it would be nice if someone could say this is why it's happening and the steps we're taking to fix it and in the meantime here is how we'll make sure every mother in america can feed her children. >> dana: good luck on finding that formula to all the moms and dads out there. thank you so much, jenny. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: the nationwide manhunt for an escaped convict and former corrections officer suspected of helping him get away is in its 11th day. the two fugitives are armed and very dangerous. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: almost like th

in six states right now, iowa, south dakota, north dakota, missouri, texas, and tennessee more than halfas completely sold out during week starting april 24th. joining me is the senior director of public policy for the national women, infants and children association. as you look at this, i remember when -- my kids are much older now, when you have a baby, especially if you have a baby who requires a specific formula because of their own needs, this is scary. it's tough to deal with. what are the options right now for those parents? >> yeah, no, i think you hit the nail on its head because there are a lot of options in the infant formula space, but those options do narrow down when you have allergies, digestive issues or a metabolic disorder, and that's a lot of parents right now who are scrambling to find a suitable alternative for their baby's infant formula. we have about 1.2 million infants who participate in the wic program and formula feed their infants, and every single one of them is stressing about where their next can of formula is going to come from. >> so i meernsan, where is

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. >> reporter: it's not just in south carolina >> this is a crisis for us in health care. >> reporter: at le bonheur children's hospital in tennessee, a preschooler and toddler with special dietary needs were hospitalized after their parents couldn't find the formula they normally take. >> you have several weeks of stock more now out for the special formulas >> reporter: the house tonight expected to vote on a bill that would allow families receiving government support called wic the flexibility to buy any brand of formula by one estimate up to 68% of all infant formulas sold in the u.s. is purchased through wic, but there's still confusion and stores with no supply the white house sharply criticized today by members of its own party. >> i give everybody an "f" on the entire spectrum of this from the company itself to the fda oversight to the inner agencies who didn't talk to each other to the entire problem. nobody focused on this like they needed to. >> people should also know that from the president on down, everyone is laser focused on addressing this issue and pulling every lever possible to do so that's why we're working now

some states are hit harder than others like iowa, south dakota, north dakota, missouri, texas, tennessee they are dangerous. someone rationing their formula, when a baby is unable to receive the nutritional needs at hand, or even worse, make homemade formula, then find themselves with safety concerns. it is unacceptable. reporter: now, david, the infant nutrition council of america is saying in a statement, quote, formula companies are committed to insuring continued availability of infant formulas for every babe, but so far, david, it does not appear supplies are increasing. it is not bringing any relief to parents in desperate need. david: a terrible situation. lydia hu, thank you very much. appreciate it. reporter: thank you. david: bitcoin is down below 51% from its peak. how low can it go? bitcoin information council head brock pierce has all the details. you will want to hear what he says coming next. meet jessica moore. jessica was born to care. she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a si

people every day are moving to florida, georgia, tennessee, texas, virginia, north carolina, south carolinaa saying come back to new york. >> they are not coming back. he refuses to do stop and frisk. most of these crimes are committed by gang bangers and teenage thugs. >> very good talking with you again. former city marrow candidate. helping out when we can on trades and everywhere else to keep us safe. one person cannot do it all. crime is a big issue in this country. yesterday's attack in texas. it claimed sadly 19 kids lives into adults. texas governor is speaking right now. >> they are filled with laughter, innocence and joy. their love is a gift that parent get to unwrap every single day. parents in uvalde had that gift taken away from them. stolen by a demented person. days before, days before yesterday when these children were at school, some were receiving awards for perfect attendance. these kids will never attend school again. to say the least, uvalde has been shaken to its core. families are broken apart. hearts are forever shattered. all texans are grieving with the people of

some of the states that are the hardest hit, iowa, south and north dakota, missouri, texas and tennesseee cvs and walgreens, they are limiting customers to three baby formula products per purchase, but some experts say this type of rationing is going to encourage customer hoarding and bulk buying. >> when you look at the alternatives they are dangerous. someone rationing their formula, when a baby is unable to receive the nutritional needs at hand, or even worse, make homemade formula and find themselves with safety concerns. it is unacceptable. >> and now the infant nutrition council of america has said in a statement "formula companies are committed to ensuring continued availability of infant formula for every baby." anita, i have to say even with that assurance, it does not seem that's providing any relief or more supply to parents that are so desperately in need now. anita. >> anita: w:e we are all livinh certain things in the comply chain crisis, shortages of certain things. but baby formula, most new parents c do without. so it's very scary for a lot of folks out there. lydia, tha

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south america and the pacific ocean. a partial solar ellipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth. >>> a family from tennesseesharing a nightmare that played out during their vacation. they say someone was following them with an apple airtag device, and it was their teen daughter who found out. here's abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning a family believes someone used an electronic device to track them at disney world. they say after a full day at the magic kingdom, 17-year-old madison gaston received a notification that an apple airtag device was moving with her. >> it was first detected with her around 7:09 p.m., and we got the notification at about 11:33 p.m. >> reporter: madison clicked on the notification and saw a map outlining everywhere they had walked in the previous four hours. >> it showed the first destination where it was detected with her, and then it basically draws a line and makes the connections. >> reporter: the family says they frantically shook out their clothes and bags in the parking lot then jumped into their truck. driving back to the hotel, madison's phone showed the airt

south. this storm rolled through central mississippi. some areas got three inches in one hour. more rain and flooding is expected today from the gulf coast to tennessee. elsewhere storms will be rolling through the midwest with an isolated tornado possible, and another storm system hits the pacific northwest with damaging hail possible in the northern rockies. checking today's high temperatures, over 100 degrees in the southwest. 60s and 70s across the midwest and northeast. >>> coming up, the bear that showed up in a hotel lobby. >>> also ahead, is a mix-up in the mail to blame for the baby formula crisis? surprising new details with parents forced to wait even longer for formula. >>> and the woman who wrote how to murder your husband is ♪ ♪ at lowe's, you'll find products from veteran-owned businesses all throughout our store. 26,000 veterans and military spouses work here. and our no annual limit discount program saves military members and spouses 10%. every day of the year. at lowe's, our dedication to you is limitless. ♪ ♪ >>> back now with a bear visiting the hotel lobby in steam boat springs, colorado. the receptionist who shot the video staye

is through friday, heavy rainfall over the tennessee and ohio river valley through mid-atlantic and east. there is your forecast today, very warm across the southern tier, clash of two air masses, one main ingredient we need for severe storms and that is ongoing throughout the work week. foxweather.com, watchings and warnings and noaa weather radio is essential across tornado alley. >> carley: thank you. good to see you. >> joey: all right, supreme court unanimously ruling that the city of boston violated group rights by refusing to fly a christian flag. hal won the suit and joins me now. hal, there is a program any organization can be picked or be allowed to fly a flag, this specific organization because it was religious was not allowed to, but the supreme court ruled that inconstitutional, is that correct? >> yes, the city of boston for the last 12 years had a policy where civic organizations could petition to fly a flag, have a ceremony and in fact we flew the gadsden flag, with the rattlesnake that says "don't tread on me," in 2013 and 2014, with no problem. we upon have the christian flag, a simple flag, you might see in the back of me her

some states harder hit than others like iowa, south dakota, north dakota, missouri, texas and tennesseefor customers. cvs and walgreens confirming to fox news that they are limiting customers to three products per- purchase, but some experts say that this rationing is going to encourage hording and bulk buying. >> unfortunately, the ability to be able to forecast whose going to come into your store, whose going to stockpile is extraordinarily hard. reporter: and now, some reseller s on sites like ebay are taking advantage of the situation. they are reselling formula products that usually cost between 20 to $30 for prices that we're seeing into the hundreds of dollars, but now , the infant nutrition council of america, it is saying in a statement that, "formula companies are committed to ensuring continued availability of infant formulas for every baby" but stuart i have to say it doesn't seem like that assurance is providing any relief to parents that are desperate for formula just yet. stuart: and desperate they are, lydia hu thank you very much indeed see you again later. look at this

tennessee, and they decide to form a little secret society. the veterans initially wanted to share stories about battles and the good old days for the slave owning south. they gave their group a mysterious name. ku klux klan. we don't know why they chose the name cook likes clan. people say it's because that's a sound, a shot gun would make when it was cock cut. cluck, you know, cuts. i'm like that. the one that is most broadly accepted is meant to be named after the greek word for circle qu close. and that makes a certain amount of sense. when you realize the people who founded the clan were educated in latin and greek and did use latin phrases in particular. and some of their other writings, they were very invested in the fact that there were well educated they added the word klan, a common term in scotland to the greek phrase qu close and started each word with a k. the klan was born, their 1st public appearances in pulaski were peaceful, but soon harassment and intimidation of former slaves became commonplace. the very 1st class group in pulaski, ah, was essentially a group that kind of played pranks. they would dress up and very elaborate costume