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PBS News Weekend, how Americans are coping with rising electricity bills during this summer's extreme heat.

It's a really horrible feeling because you know nobody likes to not have enough money to pay their bills.

People just think that because we chose at some point to live in a hot state that we should just suck it up.

Then a new documentary examines the complex relationship between dads behind bars and

their young daughters and the story of the Filipino American Union official who helped lead

striking farm workers to a landmark victory. Good evening. I'm John Yang. In Israel an outpouring of grief and anger after Israeli forces

recovered the bodies of six more hostages overnight in Gaza. Among them was 23-year-old Israeli-American Hirsch Goldberg, Poland.

The bodies were found in a tunnel beneath Rafa on the Egyptian border.

The health ministry says they had been shot at close range two or three days ago.

There have been massive protests tonight

as relatives of the remaining hostages

accused Prime Minister Benjamin Dantanyahu

of abandoning them

because he hasn't negotiated their release in months of talks.

It's too late for us. It's too late for Carmel.

I will never hug her again.

But 101 people can still hug their families. For them, make the deal, save lives.

Organized labor is called for a general nationwide strike beginning in just a manner of hours.

The work stoppage is expected to shut down Israel's international airport and disrupt health care,

transportation and banking.

And in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian militants have claimed responsibility for the deaths

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