Tonight on PBS News Weekend, as the war in Ukraine leaves a growing number of people

with amputations, a non-profit is helping them get fitted with artificial limbs.

More than 30,000 people are waiting for prosthetics right now.

That means they have lost at least one limb.

So the situation is getting really bad day after day.

Again with Spain's historic victory in the women's world cup, a look at both the progress

and the remaining challenges for women's soccer.

And as America's head oversees and record numbers, Rick Steve's advice on navigating

post-pandemic travel.

Good evening, I'm John Yang.

Tropical storm Hillary made landfall this afternoon along Mexico's Baja Peninsula.

It may have lost its hurricane status, but forecasters warn it will still deliver potentially

historic rainfall across the southwest, which could trigger life-threatening flash floods.

By tomorrow morning, the fast-moving storm is expected to be well inland over Nevada

as a tropical depression.

But on its way there, forecasters say the storm could dump up to 6 inches of rain on

parts of California, Nevada, and Arizona.

And that could lead to mudslides and power outages.

Officials say the worst conditions are expected in the mountains east of Los Angeles.

Rain is forecast to begin earlier than expected.

As you can see, if you look outside, it's here.

The Adelaud Valley and San Gabriel mountain areas outside of the city of Los Angeles are

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