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PBS news weekend. Four years later, how the lasting effects of George Floyd's death

continue to shape the city of Minneapolis.

I think for a lot of people, they're still waiting for the outcome of all these promised

reforms to see if they can actually feel like they trust what the city has been doing as far as policing in the last few years.

Then a frontline report has depleted Ukrainian forces struggled to contain Russia's advances.

And the hidden history of Aname Wong, considered to be the first Asian American movie star and her struggles with Hollywood's racism. Good evening I'm John Yang.

Despite international criticism, Israel is pressing ahead with its assault on Rafa. Medical personnel

in Gaza said today that new Israeli attacks killed more than 40

Palestinians across Gaza. In Gaza City a school being used as a shelter for displaced people was hit.

Children were among the dead.

At the same time, increased diplomatic activity is raising the prospect of restarting stalled talks

aimed at a ceasefire and the release of Israeli hospitals. of center and killed at least two people. Russia and Ukraine are battling for control of territory along the border.

Ukraine says it's taken back villages north of Harkey that Russia had captured in recent

weeks.

Russia claims it still controls at least one of those villages.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has resumed his duties

after undergoing a non-surgical procedure for a bladder-related issue last night.

During the two and a half hour treatment at Walter Reed Medical Center,

he transferred his powers to the Deputy Secretary.

On Monday, Austin is expected to take part in Memorial Day ceremonies at Arlington National

Cemetery as scheduled.

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