House plans vote to ease baby formula shortage
The House is set to consider a measure to buy an excess supply of baby formula from other countries to ease the struggle so many American families are facing. But some Republicans are demanding more action from the Biden administration and are wondering why the shortages have become so severe. Elise Preston has more.
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