There are developments on Israel's other battle fronts.

The Lebanese Health Ministry says that more than 1 million people have been driven from their homes since fighting began there.

Israel says it's defending against Hezbollah rockets launched from Lebanon.

And in northern Gaza, Israeli troops withdrew from a hospital

where the Palestinian Health Ministry says they held medical staff and patients

without access to food or water.

In Ukraine, Russian drones struck Kyiv in an hours long nighttime barrage.

Ukrainian officials said one went into an apartment building killing a 15 year old girl

and injuring five others.

And in Central Ukraine a missile struck a residential area in DeNipro.

Regional officials said a 14 yearyear-old and four others were killed and at least 21

others injured.

Police in London were out in force today as anti-immigrant protesters and anti-discrimination demonstrators held competing rallies.

Thousands of opponents of immigration took to the streets in a march called Unite the Kingdom.

Nearby anti-racism campaigners held a counter-protest.

Immigration's been a flashpoint since July when days of riots spread across the

country targeting asylum seekers and mosques.

Still to come on PBS news weekend,

what the presidential candidates are saying to voters

in the electoral battleground of Michigan,

and how doctors are using weight loss drugs to tackle obesity in young people.

This is PBS News Weekend from the David M Rubinstein studio at W ETA in Washington,

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