Tonight on PBS News Weekend, as the votes are counted, the latest on Spain's general

election that could give the far right the most influence it's had since the 1970s.

Then with millions of Americans under heat warnings, tips on how to stay cool and avoid

going to the emergency room.

And a new documentary sheds light on the lasting effects of land loss by black farmers and

efforts to reclaim it.

No one is advertising where about to lose our land.

And oftentimes people don't know what kind of legal recourse they have, where resources

are available to them.

Good evening, I'm John Yang.

Tonight there is unrest across Israel on the eve of a defining moment, even as Israeli

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recovers from an emergency heart procedure.

Netanyahu's doctors gave him a pacemaker last night after he was rushed to a hospital

with an irregular heartbeat.

From his hospital room today, the 73-year-old Prime Minister said he's in excellent health

and said he will be in the Knesset Monday when his right-wing ruling coalition is set

to pass the first part of his judicial overhaul plan.

Opposition to the plan reached a climax this weekend with mass protests across the country.

The bitter disagreement reflects the deep split in Israel between those who want a more

secular and diverse nation and those with a more religious and nationalistic vision.

The heat dome that's been over the southwestern United States has beginning to drift to the

east.

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