Tonight on PBS

news weekend, the United States promises further retaliation for

last week's killing of American troops in Jordan, how upcoming

elections in Pakistan and other South Asian nations are testing democracy in

the region. And a new category at tonight's Grammy Awards highlights the continent whose music has taken the world

by storm.

Everyone's like, so what's popping in Ghana right now?

What's popping in Nigeria?

It's so weird to see it, but I mean it's great to finally see it. Good evening. I'm John Yang. Top Biden administration officials said today they are not done yet

with the dual military efforts to both retaliate for the killing of three

US troops in Jordan a week ago and to try to stop ongoing threats to commercial shipping in the Red Sea.

For the last three days, U.S. planes have struck sites in Iraq and Syria used by Iran-backed

militia groups and in joint operations with British forces at least three dozen targets

across six provinces in Yemen that Iran backed Huthy rebels use to launch attacks on the

Red Sea shipping.

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan on

CBS and Space the Nation. What happened on Friday was the beginning not the end of our

response and that there will be more steps, some seen, some perhaps unseen. We will respond and we will

respond forcefully and we will respond in a sustained way. I would not describe it as

some open-ended military campaign. In a separate appearance, Sullivan would not rule out strikes inside Iran.

And in Israel's war in Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu detailed what constitutes his goal of eliminating Hamas,

destroying the group's battalions,

...