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PBS News Weekend, what a federal court ruling means for the future of protecting communities

of color from pollution in Louisiana's Cancer Alley.

Then Americans navigate family planning,

Wayne concerns about finances, child care,

and even the planet's future. And how Wisconsin is trying to save its freshwater muscles

from drought and warming temperatures.

I was no longer picking up a muscle

and placing it gently in the water, I was throwing as fast as I could. Good evening. I'm John Yang. The United Nations is calling for a full investigation

into the death of a young Turkish-American protester on the West Bank. Witnesses say

Aishanner Esgiagi was shot in the head during a demonstration against expanding Israeli

settlements.

And in Gaza, Israeli airstrikes are blamed for the deaths of more than a dozen people who were

taking shelter at a school and at a refugee camp.

Israel says it was targeting a Hamas command center.

Outside the combat zone, pauses in fighting in central and southern Gaza

have allowed aid workers to administer polio vaccines to

three hundred fifty four thousand children. That's more than half the UN's goal.

In Ukraine Russian drone attacks are getting dangerously close to the country's capital.

Ukraine's Air Force said that across the country overnight it shot down nearly 60 long-range

drones.

De Brie and Trappnell fell on the streets and kee key some of it narrowly missing the country's

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