Other headlines, the Senate has begun debating President Trump's tax and spending bill that Republicans hope to get to the Oval Office by July 4th.

The Senate narrowly agreed late last night to take up the measure, but Democrats forced Senate clerks to read the entire 940-page bill out loud, a process that took more than 15 hours.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the Senate version of the bill would add

more than $3 trillion to the national debt over 10 years.

And Senator Tom Tillis of North Carolina, one of two Republicans to vote against advancing

the bill last night, said he won't run for reelection.

TILUS said the bill's Medicaid provisions

would be devastating to his state.

In Ukraine, officials say that overnight,

Russia carried out one of its biggest aerial attacks

of the war.

Russia sent more than 400 drones and decoys

and 60 missiles into the country.

At least three people were killed on the ground, and Ukraine's Air Force said a pilot was killed

when an F-16 fighter jet crashed.

The Israeli military has ordered a massive evacuation for areas of northern Gaza.

The IDF said it will allow forces to move more freely as they seek out

Hamas targets. And there may be movement in efforts for a ceasefire. A top advisor to Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu is to be in Washington this week, as President Trump has said a deal could

be reached soon. The talks have been hung up over whether a ceasefire would end the war.

Still to come on PBS News Weekend,

a former FDA chief opens up about his own experiences with weight-loss drugs.

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