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amid pilot shortages. the efforts under way now to keep travelers moving amid the summer travel spike. hopefully no alarm for you today because it is the weekend. it is saturday, june 18th. thank you for being with us. >> always great to be with you christi. we begin with new fears that the u.s. economy is headed towards a recession. >> yesterday marked the end of a rocky week for wall street after the federal reserve announced the largest interest rate hike in decades. the dow close...

reports," urgent talks underway to extend the cease fire between israel and hamas and allow for the release of more hostages, this as each side accuses the other of violating the currency spire thats set to expire in a matter of hours. plus, the top jewish lawmaker in the u.s. set to give a major address on the senate floor at any moment. what senator chuck schumer is expected to say about the rise of anti-semitism. also, breaking overseas, at least one dead after a us military osp...

A hot but not terribly humid Saturday

♪ if youve gone to let the dog out or try to go for a run this morning, i know youre baking because parts of the u.s. this weekend are miserable. there are 25 million of you in more than a dozen states that are under some sort of heat alert today. >> yeah. lets take you right now to the cnn weather center and allison chinchar. allison, are we looking at record-breaking temperatures again potentially this weekend? >> yeah. so the next heat wave really starts to begin today. then will continue...

A chilly but mostly sunny Saturday

Its been so hot but its finally broken a little bit. temps today back to where they should be across areas of the northeast. its because we had some storms go through. take a look at video out of ohio yesterday. this is from ursuline college, a college in ohio hit by what appears to have been a tornado. its pretty significant damage. no injuries from what we are hearing at this point. you can take a look, some of that brick structure blown through and damaged causing pretty significant problems ...

Everybody knows momma chaffey? right,ic? >> rick: $10 bowl of spaghetti. >> mike: you have a good memory. you say ill old. >> rick: temps today, across the plains. warm up toward the night. getting you back for yesterday leaving me hanging out the dry. 78-degrees in minneapolis today. take a look, though, what has happened. snow across the area. its melted quickly yesterday because of the temps that got up so high. is it causing significant flooding. some of the pictures coming out of north dako...

400 national guard members are on the ground helping too. >> thank you so much. as the northeast is recovering from our first big winter storm, theres at least one other on the way elsewhere. rick reichmuth has been so busy in the weather center. >> another one in the center part of the country but its come to get northeast tomorrow. temps today, everybody in the 20s. still below freezing. notice over the next couple days our temps will climb. were going to be in the 40s tomorrow. that might s...

Adjustmentses right now to future beneficiaries, not current beneficiaries you can see great savings down the road without really impacting anybody that much. >> shannon: all right. congresswoman, we thank you for your time today. good see you. >> great to be on. thank you, shannon. >> shannon: looks like it could be a stormy sunday in south and west. northeast. possibly bracing for another storm later this week. check in with chief meteorologist rick reichmuth at fox weather center. hi, rick. >...

Low mortgage rates, but who has a job to afford it? >> i just bought, so its not necessarily all bad. jenna: oh, you did? >> if youre going to buy for the long term and be there for over a decade, make sure you love the house. go ahead and buy. but this is not a time to go in and think youre going to flip in six months or a year. jenna: good point. sam, did you buy a house too? >> in 2004. ive been able to hold my own so far. jenna: thats good. at least there is some buyers in the market. mark a...