christi paul. president biden meets with the president of south korea, to strengthen their alliance. back at home, his domestic challenges are mounting. one of them includes the baby formula shortage. we have parents this morning that share their story as they struggle to find a supply for their premature baby. and the january 6th committee zeros in on a gop congressman over a tour he gave of the capital complex the day before the insurrection. plus, a scorcher of a weekend. over 35 million people bracing for record hot temperatures. we re going to break down your forecast and tell you what you can expect. we begin with a crucial overseas trip for president biden. the president in seoul, south korea, on a visit aimed at shoring up u.s. alliances and strengthening economic ties. mr. biden arrived at the state dinner in seoul just moments ago, giving a toast. this is his first trip to asia as president. he met with south korea s newly elected president yoon suk-yeol e
deployment of u.s. strategic military assets. reporter: and that is a south korean president we should note has justice been elected. he s only been in office for a matter of days. one of his first major events is hosting the president of the united states, a visit that will continue tomorrow before president biden heads to tokyo where he will meet with japanese leaders. that s another major aspect of the visit. while president biden was on the ground here in seoul today, he did sign that $40 billion aid package, a massive aid package that the united states is sending to ukraine, mainly to send them more weapons, as they are continuing to defend themselves against this russian invasion. that was a bill that actually had to be flown here to seoul for the president s signature. he did so off camera today, but the white house has confirmed he signed that bill. boris and amara. an important moment happening as the president visits asia. kaitlan collins from seoul, thank you so much.
get to work, didn t they. salma abdelaziz, thank you. and another important vote, the european elections sunday is the last day for voters to cast ballots in the world s biggest multicountry election. more than 350 million people are eligible to choose representatives in the european parliament. we will start seeing results from the election in the coming hours. results will shape the european union for the next five years. and our international viewers can join cnn on sunday night as the elections start to take shape. our special coverage on cnni hosted by hala gorani kicks off the a 8: at 8:00 p.m. relations appear to be on shaky ground, the new aggressive message from kim jung-un to donald trump. as the u.s. president visits