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PBS News Weekend as millions of children admit to using e-cigarettes we learn how

text messages can help teens quit.

Then, what's being done to combat the rise of sexually explicit images and deepfakes

posted without consent?

And how the fight over restricting books and schools and libraries is playing out in Indiana.

I worry that students won't get the reading materials that they want and they also won't get the reading materials that they need.

I have always tried to make sure that students can see themselves on the library shelf. Good evening. I'm Stephanie Seid. John Yang is away. An Israeli

airstrike in Gaza hit a school today killing at least 80 people.

The strike happened during morning prayers according to witnesses.

Israeli defense forces say Hamas militants were operating out of the school.

Hamas disputes the claim.

A newly released 911 call during the 2022 mass shooting at Rob Elementary School

reveals a family member of the gunman tried to intervene in the shooting that killed

19 students and two teachers. Records released as part of a lawsuit against the

city of Yuvaldi Texas showed the shooter's uncle asked a 911 dispatcher to speak with him in an

attempt to de-escalate the situation.

The call came in about 10 minutes after the shooting stopped.

At the Paris Olympics today,

the US women's soccer team beat Brazil.

The first Olympic title it has claimed since 2012.

Mallory Swanson's goal early in the second half put Team USA on top.

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