JOHN YANG: In the day's other headlines,# Russia struck Odessa's port facilities in## southern Ukraine overnight.

Eight people were# killed and 27 injured.

It comes after Moscow## threatened to cut Ukraine off in the Black# Sea.

Russia also says it's taken control of## two more Ukrainian villages in the Donetsk# and Sumy regions, despite U.S.

efforts to## get a ceasefire agreement the Ukrainian soldier# fighting in Donetsk said it would be meaningless.

HRUBYI, Ukrainian Artilleryman (through# translator): I don't believe in a ceasefire.## It's all just empty talk.

Why?

Because Putin# will gather more forces, regroup and move.. JOHN YANG: A Russian envoy arrived in Miami# today for talks on a U.S.

plan to end the## war.

Yesterday, Ukrainian negotiators began# separate talks with U.S.

officials in Miami.

The Israeli army struck a school in Gaza City# that was sheltering displaced people.

The dead## and wounded were taken to Al Shifa Hospital.# Among the seven killed were six members of Nafez## al Nassr's family who were asleep.

He said he# was celebrating a wedding in a nearby classroom.

NAFEZ AL-NATHR (through translator):# We dispersed in panic, looking for## our loved ones, and we saw body# parts everywhere.

The children,## the elderly, the young women, body parts# everywhere.

The joy stopped immediately.

JOHN YANG: The Israeli military told PBS# News that had been targeting a number of## suspicious individuals, but is aware of a claim# of civilian casualties and that the details are## under review.

Hamas called it a brutal crime and# yet another violation of the cease fire agreement.

U.S.

Central Command has released# video of Friday's U.S.

strikes on## more than 70 targets in Syria said to# be Islamic State fighters and weapons.## It was the retaliation that President# Trump had promised after an ambush## attack last week killed two U.S.

troops# and a civilian American interpreter.

The Jordanian air force confirmed# that it joined the U.S.

operation## to prevent extremist groups from# threatening regional security.

And a paraplegic engineer from Germany has# become the first person who uses a wheelchair## to go to space.

It was a dream come true for# Michaela Benthouse.

She blasted off aboard a## Blue Origin capsule along with five other space# tourists.

The 10 minute suborbital space flight## was intended to let the passengers experience# a few minutes of weightlessness in outer space.

Still to come on PBS News Weekend, how online# retailers use AI to adjust prices based on what## they think you're willing to pay.

And# celebrating the life of Temple Grandin,## the renowned animal scientist and# advocate for people with autism.