carley: so well said. pete will be at dynasty diner in tuckerton, new jersey, all morning long. we ll let you go so you can pick up that phone. todd: phone calls to pick up. happy birthday. carley: twitter saga, elon musk is threatening to walk away. the companies it is too late, they won t let him. kara frederick reacts next. todd: and president biden invoking world time power to build weapons or tank r or tanks? no, to speedup production of solar panels, wonder how that will bring down gas prices? cheryl casone will tell us what it all means next. and i m a federal contract investigator. as a single parent, i would run from football games to work and trying to balance it all. so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i see a person that s caring. sometimes i care too much,
refusing vaccines. mary bruce joins us now from seoul. bit of news before the president arrived in south korea. two members of the secret service sent back home after an incident with local police. reporter: we ve learned two member of the secret service assigned to prepare for this trip went out for a night of drinking, became intoxicated and got into with a cabdriver. they have been placed on administrative leave. mary, thank you. now to the news on the baby formula crisis. the first shipments in the administration s operation fly formula are set to take off from switzerland and arrive in indiana in days. it contains hypoallergenic formula. abc s maria villareal tonight. reporter: tonight, operation fly formula preparing for takeoff, with the first flight expected to arrive in the u.s.
we have had at one point this week in a 24-hour period, over 70 mothers make inquiries on how they can become donors, which is phenomenal. reporter: linsey, the president just confirming on social media that that flight, that first one will go out this weekend. meantime, right behind me, lab teches are processing all the donated milk they ve gotten here in the ft. worth area. the hope is they ll be able to help struggling families feed their babies as early as next week. linsey? families so desperate for access. thank you. now to the economy. the markets narrowly avoiding a bear market close, ending with another weekly loss. the dow up just over 8 points with a steady downward trend, fueling fears that a recession may be ahead. russia s declaring the city of mariupol is fully in their control. the fiercest fighting now moves to the eastern donbas. tom soufi burridge reports from
louisiana rules title 42 will stay in place. the trump era policy allows mai grants seeking asylum to be expelled without a hearing. news on the nationwide baby formula shortage. hundred of pal lets expected to arrive in days. it contained formula for babies with critical medical needs. president biden on his first high-stakes trip to asia. in south korea, facing economic threat from naerk. mary bruce traveling with the president. wall street nears bear market ns b heah me monkeypox. health officials with a confirmed case in massachusetts. another case under investigation here in new york city.
bumps into that heat. check out this map from austin to dallas, up through little rock, evansville, cleveland, all the way into northern new england. damaging wins, scattered hail, and a few tornadoes. as that front bumps into that record-breaking heat. texas you have had it for two weeks. look at parts of the northeast, not just today but on sunday as well. boston can hit 92 degrees on sunday. 90 degrees in new york. this is very unusual for this time of year, and 97 potentially in philadelphia. if we hit that mark that will be the warmest temperature tied on record in may. extreme heat there, rob, thank you. now to the breaking news a major border ruling am federal judge in louisiana keeping title 42 in place, that s the trump era policy that allows migrants seeking asylum to be expelled without a hearing under a cdc public health emergency for covid. it was set to be lifted on monday. let s get to matt gutman. matt, tell us what happens next. reporter: linsey, the biden