Tonight on PBS News Weekend, two lawmakers shot in Minnesota, one of them fatally,

and what Governor Tim Waltz calls a politically motivated assassination. Then waves of deadly attacks

between Israel and Iran continue, as their most intense fighting in decades shows no signs of de-escalating.

And on the same day President Trump celebrates the Army's 250th birthday with a parade,

millions turn out nationwide to protest his administration's policies.

This is not the America we know, And I think people are truly fed up and

wanted to gather to say just that. In America, we do not have a king.

Good evening. I'm John Yang.

We're following two big stories tonight.

In the Middle East, it's been another day of deadly attacks between Israel and Iran.

But we begin in Minnesota, where a person posing as a police officer killed a Democratic state lawmaker and her husband in what the governor called an act of targeted political violence. Former House Speaker Representative Melissa

Hortman and her husband were fatally shot early this morning in their home. The gunman also

wounded state Senator John Hoffman and his wife in their home. Both are expected to survive.

Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz called on Americans to stand up against political violence.

Peaceful discourse is the foundation of our democracy.

We don't settle our differences with violence or at gunpoint.

Police are hunting for the gunman who's described as a 57-year-old man.

Police said they found in his vehicle a manifesto and a list of lawmakers' names,

including the two who were shot.

And the risk of political violence extends beyond Minnesota.

In Texas, police warned lawmakers not to attend rallies at the state Capitol today

after receiving credible threats against legislators. Minnesota State Representative Lee Finkie

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