let s turn to another major conflict. russia has been using missiles supplied by north korea and its air strikes according to a spokesperson for ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky. spokesperson for ukraine s president volodymyrzelensky. it spokesperson for ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky. it is a claim also made by the white house that says north korean missiles were used twice in the last week including here near kharkiv. the us is russia is also trying to source missiles from iran to replenish its stock of missiles. what is the significance of these missiles been supplied by north korea and what does it tell us about their use in ukraine? first north korea and what does it tell us about their use in ukraine?- about their use in ukraine? first of all we have about their use in ukraine? first of all we have to about their use in ukraine? first of all we have to take about their use in ukraine? first of all we have to take into about their use in ukraine? fi
and john fetterman easily won the democratic senate primary in pennsylvania, though he might be the first candidate to do so from a hospital bed. he is out of surgery this morning after suffering a stroke and receiving a pacemaker just hours before the polls closed. we ll hear from his wife in a bit. meanwhile in north carolina, the first term congressman madison cawthorn has conceded after losing his primary to state senator chuck edwards. it is a major lrebuke of someon who was once seen as a rising star in the gop but whose political career saw scandal after scandal that put him on the outs with his own party. donald trump had pleaded with voterses to give cawthorn a second chance, but they chose a different path. meanwhile in idaho, republican governor brad little beat back a challenge from his own lieutenant governor whose tirades against covid restrictions had won her the endorsement of donald trump. and in pennsylvania, senate race is so close on the republican sid
israel and gaza. ijust want in the middle east. the war in israel and gaza. i just want to show you pictures that we are getting in. the latest from southern israel looking into northern gaza as we touched on in the headlines there. if you re telling us it is expanding its assault deeper into the northern gaza strip. wejust had its assault deeper into the northern gaza strip. we just had a little earlier from an gaza strip. we just had a little earlierfrom an idf gaza strip. we just had a little earlier from an idf spokesperson reiterating that with artillery, with tanks and with ground troops, but also from ships in the sea and with missiles, they are continuing their operations in gaza. the stated aim of that, of course, as we have been told, is to prevent hamas from having capability of launching any further attacks on israel. but, of course, a lot of discussion right now around international law and the terms of use of military force. the director of the un agency for pal
let s turn to another major conflict. russia has been using missiles supplied by north korea and its air strikes according to a spokesperson for ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky. spokesperson for ukraine s president volodymyrzelensky. it spokesperson for ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky. it is a claim also made by the white house that says north korean missiles were used twice in the last week including here near kharkiv. the us is russia is also trying to source missiles from iran to replenish its stock of missiles. what is the significance of these missiles been supplied by north korea and what does it tell us about their use in ukraine? first north korea and what does it tell us about their use in ukraine?- about their use in ukraine? first of all we have about their use in ukraine? first of all we have to about their use in ukraine? first of all we have to take about their use in ukraine? first of all we have to take into about their use in ukraine? first of all
of those mothers is really what motivated me. i can t imagine how scary that would be. reporter: so last week, heather and callie decided to meet in the parking lot of a nearby grocery store. nice to meet you. i brought you a lot. this is full. i think i could tell that she was very stressed out, trying to figure out how to feed her baby, so i could just see the stress lift off of her. i m trying not to cry right now. you can cry. can i give you a hug? yes. i was in your shoes when my baby was first born. reporter: and they aren t the only ones doing this, facebook full of parents sharing breast milk with one another. but the american academy of pediatrics doesn t recommend this kind of unregulated sharing. it spokesperson saying the quality and safety of the milk cannot be assured.