Tonight on PBS News Weekend, how anger over the war in Gaza may have shaped some voters' choice for president.

Then what a second Trump term means for climate change in the environment in the United States and around the world.

And how administrators and law enforcement are grappling

with growing threats against schools.

Threats are a fact of life now in schools, and they have a profound impact on the students

that are there, to the teachers, to the functioning of schools.

Good evening. I'm John Yang.

Democrats have held on to one more Senate seat.

Overnight, Nevada's Jackie Rosen was declared the winner in her bid for re-election. We still don't know the size of the Republicans

majority in the Senate. The race in Arizona has yet to be called, and there's the possibility of a

recount in Pennsylvania. Also still unknown is which party will control the House. 23 races are still too close to call.

So far, Republicans have 212 seats and Democrats 200.

218 are needed for a majority.

And President-elect Trump won another state.

He was declared the winner in Nevada overnight.

It's the first time in 20 years the state has gone Republican. Only Arizona

remains to be called. And the White House said today that President Biden will host the

president-elect in the Oval Office on Wednesday. It's her tradition that Mr. Trump broke four years ago

after Mr. Biden defeated him. Qatar is suspending its efforts to mediate a ceasefire deal

between Israel and Hamas, saying that neither side

is negotiating in good faith.

This comes hours after two Israeli airstrikes

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