Tonight on PBS News Weekend, how the holiday shopping season is unfolding with consumers still feeling the squeeze of inflation.

Then, one woman's fight to end hunger for tens of millions of malnourished children around the world.

The first time that I saw a two-year-old that looked like my newborn at home, I realized

that this is an incredibly urgent situation.

That is something that I could never unsee or forget about.

And why black women are more likely to have unnecessary

C-sections, putting them at risk for surgical complications.

Good evening. I'm John Yang. Rebel forces are spreading further into Aleppo today, taking control of landmarks in Syria's second largest city, and encountering literal resistance from government

forces. A war monitoring group said air strikes late Friday killed 20 insurgent fighters.

Syria's army said dozens of its soldiers have been killed since the surprise offensive was launched on Wednesday.

Rebels celebrated outside the city's historic citadel.

It is an indescribable feeling.

My older brother was martyred here in Aleppo 13 years ago.

Praise to God.

Praise to God.

Opposition forces hadn't attacked the city since 2016 when President Bashar al-Assad

regained full control.

An Israeli airstrike in a car in Gaza today has killed five people, including charity workers.

The World Central Kitchen, which provides food relief, says it's pausing operations in Gaza for the second time this year.

In April, seven of its workers were killed in an Israeli strike.

Israel says one of the charities employees killed today was involved in the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel.

In Han Yunus, another air strike had a vehicle next to a food distribution site, killing 13, including children.

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