Finally, tonight, some news about us.

As you may know, this is the last broadcast of PBS News Weekend, at least for the foreseeable future.

PBS canceled the show due to the loss of federal funding for public media.

We're grateful that you've chosen us over the years as the place to get news on Saturdays and Sundays.

Tonight. as the place to get news on Saturdays and Sundays. Tonight on PBS News weekend.

We've brought you breaking news.

Months of escalating tensions between Israelis and Palestinians

have erupted into a firestorm.

It began as a routine scene.

Take a look at what happened.

President Biden says he's dropping out of the presidential race

and endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris to be his party's nominee.

On the scene reports from around the world.

This series of strikes really was a new front in this war.

Here in the capital of Damascus, Syrians are certainly happy that Bashal Assad is gone.

The broadcast began in 2013 as PBS News Hour weekend.

Good evening and thanks for joining us.

It was anchored by Hari Sweenavason and produced in New York.

Good evening.

I'm Jeff Bennett and this is PBS News Weekend.

In 2022, a new name, PBS News Weekend, a new anchor, Jeff Bennett from a new city, Washington,

D.C.

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