Tonight on PBS News Weekend, New York City tries to uphold its history of welcoming immigrants

as it struggles to deal with a flood of asylum seekers.

Then at the Woman's World Cup, the defending champion U.S. team makes its earliest exit

ever in a suspense-filled shootout.

And bringing a taste of mong cooking and culture to Minnesota's twin cities one bite at a

time, our food has always been about people.

Our cultural DNA, it's intricately woven into the foods that we eat, it tells our story.

Good evening, I'm John Yang.

Across Ukraine, there's been a series of attacks from both sides as the war drags on.

In Western Ukraine, Russia launched a barrage of missile and drone strikes and retaliation

for Ukraine's attack on a Russian tanker on the Black Sea.

And in the east, Ukraine pressed its counter-offensive with shelling in Russian-held territory,

and all officials on both sides said at least six people were killed across the country.

This all comes as a two-day Ukrainian diplomatic push to build support beyond its core Western

backers wrapped up in Saudi Arabia.

Russia wasn't invited to participate and to write in the talks as a futile, doomed effort.

Former President Donald Trump says he never told his Vice President Mike Pence to put him above

the Constitution by overturning the results of the 2020 election.

In a social media post, Trump also said he never called Pence too honest.

That's an exchange quoted in last week's indictment against the former President.

Trump said of Pence, he's delusional, and now he wants to show he's a tough guy.

On CNN, state of the Union, Pence stuck to his version of events.

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