Tonight on PBS News Weekend, Medicaid recipients and Arkansas fight to get their health care

back after the end of their pandemic ear extension.

I was told by the person at the front desk that I was denied.

I didn't even get a chance to, you know, submit other paperwork or have a conversation

with the caseworker, like I'm completely and utterly confused.

I'm going to look at the rising cost of buying a car in America and a new method of delivering

aid that sends in resources before a disaster hits.

Good evening, I'm John Yang.

Russia unleashed a barrage of drone attacks today on a Ukrainian port critical to the grain trade.

It comes on the eve of a new diplomatic effort to get Russia to rejoin the deal, allowing

Ukrainian grain safe passage through the Black Sea.

Two people were reported injured in the attack on a port along the Danube River, which is

now the main route for grain shipment since the Black Sea deal fell apart in July.

Tomorrow, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin

in the resort city of Sochi to press Russia to rejoin the deal.

Meanwhile, late today, Ukrainian President Volodomir Zelensky said he's replacing his defense

minister.

In a statement, he said, after more than 550 days of full-scale war, the ministry needed

new approaches.

A Florida judge has thrown out a redistricting plan pushed by Governor Ron DeSantis saying

it violates the state's constitution by deluding the voting power of Black residents.

That issue is the fifth congressional district in North Florida.

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