Tonight on

PBS PBS News Weekend, the burden on women across the country as the primary caregivers

for loved ones.

Then what's at stake for the tens of millions of Americans who rely on Medicaid,

the nation's biggest government safety net program?

I go to the hospital a lot.

I am in and out of appointments constantly and so without it

there's a lot up in the air about what I could even do what medications I could

have if I could still afford my medications.

And the story of a black woman who dedicated a lifetime to serving her country and her

community. Good evening I'm John Yang. Tensions ratcheted up today along the border

between Lebanon and Israel. Three UN military observers and a Lebanese

interpreter were wounded in an explosion. They were patrolling the

Lebanese side of the border as part of their peacekeeping mission. A UN

spokesperson says they're investigating the source of the explosion and

that the observer's vehicle was clearly marked

and that all parties had been told about the patrol. Israel's military denied

any involvement. Israeli troops and Hezbollah fighters have been trading attacks across that border for weeks.

Meanwhile, a convoy of three ships carrying 400 tons of food and other aids set sail for

Gaza from Cyprus today.

The UN has warned of imminent famine in Gaza.

Ukrainian President Velodimer Zilinski fired more of his top aides and his ongoing government

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