Tonight on PBS Newsweekend, controversial return.

Elite women's tennis is back in China for the first time since the disappearance of Chinese

tennis star Peng Shui.

Then the lack of regulation of the ink used in the billion-dollar tattoo industry and

what it means for the millions of Americans getting inked.

Well, unfortunately, you know very little about what's in the ink in the United States

because it isn't regular.

That they can use absolutely anything.

There's actually no ink that is FDA approved for injection into the skin, and I think that's

the main problem.

And the legal blind spot that results in unexpected big bills for medical emergency transportation.

Good evening.

I'm John Yang.

Tonight as the maker break week for avoiding a government shutdown begins, House Republicans

are still looking for a way out of their spending stalemate.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy wants to pass a 45-day spending bill to fund the government

beyond next Saturday.

But hard-line Republicans are insisting on full-year bills with big cuts.

This morning on Fox News, one of the hardliners, Matt Gaetz of Florida, blasted the speaker's

strategy.

We knew September 30th was coming all year, and Kevin McCarthy has been dilatory.

He's been fiddling like nearly a row of burns.

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