Gen Z is the most racially and ethnically diverse American generation, and as they begin to vote for the first time, how do they envision themselves and the future of U.S. democracy? 

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Hosted by SRL teen reporters Tiffany Rodriguez of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Berto Suarez of Rockville, Maryland, "We the Young People: Moments of Truth" will showcase the issues that matter to young people, debut voting explainers, cover the campaign to expand the voting age to 16 and uncover misinformation.

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Midterm Elections

Tuesday on the NewsHour, deadly Russian missile strikes across Ukraine heighten concerns about the Kremlin's next moves in its escalating war. American families are forced to make tough choices as the cost of food rises. We explore what's behind the spiking prices. Plus, pressure mounts on Los Angeles city leaders following the leaked audio of racist remarks.

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News Wrap: Biden reevaluating relations with Saudi Arabia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOd7vZofPb4
Missile strikes heighten concerns of Russia escalating war
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Fm3dEbExFU
The major factors driving up the cost of food
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9wPFl6N3MM
LA city leaders criticized after racist remarks revealed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16cUEegsFS4
Increasing ties between Christianity, right-wing nationalism
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Charlayne Hunter-Gault's new book looks back on her career
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A Brief But Spectacular take on being a professional fighter
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00:00 - Introduction
02:30 - News Wrap
09:33 - Russian Invasion
22:14 - Rising Prices
29:20 - Racial Divide
35:49 - Christian Nationalism
43:12 - My People
51:00 - Brief but Spectacular

On the "NewsHour" tonight: Russian attacks.

Deadly missile strikes across Ukraine heighten
concerns about the Kremlin's next moves in

American families are forced to make tough
choices as the cost of food rises.

We explore what's behind the spike in prices.

DAVID ORTEGA, Michigan State University: The
vast majority has to do with things like processing

costs, transportation, the wholesale and the
retail trade.

And we have seen all of those prices go up.

Pressure mounts on Los Angeles City Council
members, following the leaked audio of racist

All that and more on tonight's "PBS NewsHour."

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Missiles and drones rained
down on cities across Ukraine again today

The barrage struck from Lviv in the west to
Zaporizhzhia in the south.

One person died just a day after strikes that
killed at least 19.

It prompted Ukraine's President Zelenskyy
to appeal to the G7 industrial nations for

We will have a detailed report after the news
summary.

In Iran, new protests erupted in the energy
sector over a woman's death in the hands of

Fresh demonstrations broke out in Abadan in
Southwestern Iran at a massive oil refinery

Oil workers began protesting Monday at several
refineries.

They joined in the anti-government actions
that also rocked several cities today.

The White House confirmed today that President
Biden is reevaluating relations with Saudi

Last week, the Saudis and other OPEC members
announced major cuts in oil production, a

move that could help prop up oil prices and
help Russia keep financing its war in Ukraine.

White House officials said today the U.S.
cannot ignore what the Saudis are doing.

KARINE JEAN-PIERRE, White House Press Secretary:
We believe, by the decision that OPEC Plus

made last week, they certainly are aligning
themselves with Russia.

And, right now, this is not a time to be aligning
with Russia, especially with this brutal,

unprecedented war that they have started in
Ukraine.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: The White House gave no
timetable for any action, but several top

Democrats called for an immediate freeze on
U.S. arms sales to the kingdom.

Israel and Lebanon reached agreement today
on a shared maritime border.

It marks a potential breakthrough in relations
between two countries that have technically

It could also help both sides exploit natural
gas reserves in the Eastern Mediterranean

And it was a somber day in Thailand, as funerals
were held for many of the two dozen children

killed in a shooting massacre at a day care
facility last week.

Grieving families gathered for their final
goodbyes.

Next to their small coffins, parents laid
offerings for their lost children, toys and

juice boxes, to offer some measure of comfort
as they part.

Mourners prayed for the 36 dead, 24 of them
children, killed in the massacre at a day

care center in the province of Nong Bua Lamphu,
Thailand.

Today, 18 of those children and one other
victim were cremated in a group ceremony.

At the funeral, the mother of a 2-year-old
boy nicknamed Captain sat beside her son's

DAOREUNG JAMNONGNID, Mother of Mass Shooting
Victim (through translator): On the day of

It was raining that day, and I was in a hurry
to go to work, so I didn't call him.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Temple organizers hoped
the mass cremation, with open air pyres, would

spare the families the pain of waiting for
individual ceremonies.

Cremation is a common tradition in Buddhism.

The children were laid to rest dressed in
costumes representing the lives they dreamed

ATTARITH MUANGMANGKANG, Volunteer Rescue Worker
(through translator): The more we talk, we

realize that these children have dreams to
become doctors, soldiers, astronauts and police.

We are providing those uniforms for them.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Soldiers, monks and family
members led the funeral procession through

At the cremation, parents sat silently, watching
the flames, offering a final goodbye to their

Back in this country, the lead prosecutor
in the Parkland school shootings in Florida

urged the jury to impose the death penalty.

Nikolas Cruz pleaded guilty last year to murdering
17 people in 2018.

In closing arguments today, the prosecutor
said Cruz hunted his victims without mercy.

The defense argued he suffered from fetal
alcohol syndrome and asked for life without

The U.S. Supreme Court today rejected an appeal
in the killings of nine Black churchgoers

The white gunman, Dylann Roof, had challenged
his conviction and death sentence.

Also today, the court heard arguments on requirements
that pork sold in California must meet state

animal cruelty standards, regardless of its
origin.

The outcome has implications for pork prices
and for other laws that extend beyond state

Prosecutors in Maryland dropped all charges
today against Adnan Syed, whose murder case

A judge overturned his conviction last month
after DNA evidence excluded him as a suspect.

By then, he had spent 23 years in prison.

State's attorney Marilyn Mosby apologized
today in Baltimore.

MARILYN MOSBY, Baltimore State's Attorney:
The fundaments of the criminal justice system

should be based on fair and just prosecution.

And the crux of the matter is that we are
standing here today because that wasn't done

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Mosby said her office will
continue to pursue the case, looking for the

The NASA spacecraft that was intentionally
crashed into an asteroid last month has done

The agency announced today that the collision
slightly shifted the asteroid's orbit.

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