Tonight on PBS Newsweekend, the messy rollout of the latest COVID booster and what you

need to know about protecting yourself this fall.

Then the explosion and popularity of e-bikes and why their introduction hasn't been the

smoothest ride.

Especially when you're on an e-bike and your speed has suddenly increased much faster than

you've ever gone.

It just requires a little bit more thought and care, I think, with our riding.

And the complicated and shifting definitions of Hispanic and Latino.

Good evening.

I'm John Yang.

Today after House Speaker Kevin McCarthy narrowly averter to government shutdown by engineering

passage of a short-term spending bill, a leading McCarthy critic says he'll try to remove

him from the speaker's chair.

After hectic and chaotic day in the house, late last night, the Senate overwhelmingly

approved the 45-day spending bill, sending it to President Biden who signed it shortly

before the midnight deadline.

It was McCarthy's surprising turn to Democrats for votes that made it possible.

But, hard-line House Republicans say that broke promises McCarthy made in January to

become Speaker.

McCarthy critic Matt Gates of Florida appeared on CNN's State of the Union.

I think we need to rip off the bandaid.

I think we need to move on with new leadership that can be trustworthy.

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