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PBS news weekend, the Supreme Court's credibility is called into question after a photo emerged of a stop the steel flag outside of Justice's home.

Then the potential long-term effects of Lyme disease and what more can be done to treat the

debilitating illness.

If we can all band together and do the research, share the findings,

and focus on helping these patients,

then we might be able to solve a lot more if we're

working together. And a new book examines how the reversal of Roe v. Wade has

reshaped American life. Good evening. I'm Laura Barone Lopez. John Yang is away. In Iran tonight a

frantic search and rescue effort is underway after a helicopter carrying

the country's president Ibrahim Raise and his foreign minister apparently crashed.

State media described it as a hard landing somewhere near the country's northern border with

Armenia and Azerbaijan. President Raiyce had traveled to the border to inaugurate a new dam.

Conditions were foggy and rainy as rescue teams scoured mountainous terrain and

dense forests for the helicopter. Elsewhere in the region, National Security Advisor

Jake Sullivan met today with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

to discuss the war in Gaza. Their meeting follows Sullivan's visit with Saudi Crown Prince,

Mohammed bin Salman yesterday, and comes as Israeli leaders are

split over their plan for the war. Amid the debate Israeli airstrikes on Gaza

continued. 27 people were killed in an urban refugee camp in Central Gaza.

Hospital officials reported most of the dead were women and children.

Back home, President Biden told students at Morehouse College in Atlanta today

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