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PBS news weekend with squabbling on Capitol Hill over border security measures, the

latest from the border in Arizona where migrant

crossings are hitting record highs. Then how the process for college financial

aid is changing and how it's affecting students and parents.

I think a lot of advocates are worried that students may miss out on aid that they otherwise would qualify for because so many instances it's first come first serve.

And days before her funeral this week,

the legacy of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor

and the work she did after retiring

to end the practice of electing state judges. Good evening I'm John Yang.

I'm John Yang.

Israel has reopened a border crossing into Gaza,

providing a second entry point for a much-needed humanitarian aid.

It's at Karam Shalom, which is on the Gaza Strip's southwest corner.

It's south of the Rafa crossing where desperate Gazans sworn the few trucks that arrive from Egypt.

Phone and internet service in Gaza has been down for four straight days, the longest

period of isolation since the war began. Meanwhile the Israeli military released

footage showing a newly discovered Hamas tunnel wide enough for a car. It's at

Erres which had been the main pedestrian crossing between Israel and Gaza.

And in Tel Aviv last night, thousands of people took to the streets as public pressure

builds on the government to renew negotiations for the return of the 129 hostages still captive.

Former President Donald Trump is being roundly criticized for anti-immigrant comments he made last

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