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PBS News Weekend, a success story for veterans and what that says about how to tackle homelessness and the major issues remaining.

Then, how a new requirement could identify more breast cancer cases and save lives.

And the story of Palestinian babies born just outside Gaza who remain separated from their parents.

I'm not sure that she recognizes me on the phone, she says, but the nurses tell me she does. I hope she'll remember my face.

So when we finally meet, she won't feel like I'm Lisa Desjardin. John Yang is away. Thousands of people

lined the streets in Turkey to pay respects to the Turkish American woman who

was killed in the West Bank last week.

Eichner I.G, a 26 year old from Seattle, was shot dead by an Israeli soldier during a demonstration

against Israeli West Bank settlement.

Her hometown did him on the Aegean Sea

turned out in droves for her funeral.

Both Turkey and the US have condemned her killing.

Israel's military has said she was shot indirectly and unintentionally.

A witness said she posed no threat and was shot when things were calm.

New Israeli airstrikes hammered central and Southern Gaza today.

Gaza's Civil Defense Ministry reported at least 14 people were killed

as the war between Israel and Hamas approaches the one-year mark.

Moving to another bloody conflict, today Russia and Ukraine exchanged 2006 prisoners.

Freed Ukrainian soldiers stood at an undisclosed location wrapped in the national flag.

Separately, Russian servicemen stepped onto a bus headed back to Russia.

It's the second prisoner swap in two days negotiated by the United Arab Emirates.

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