hello and thanks forjoining us. there s been another night of sustained israeli airstrikes on gaza despite reports that the two sides are close to agreeing a ceasefire. earlier, a senior hamas official said he was predicting a pause within days. president biden has called on israel for a serious de escalation. the conflict has already cost more than 200 lives, including dozens of children. mark lobel reports. more trauma and tears in a gaza hospital. behind this crowd, a palestinian father killed alongside his pregnant wife and daughter after an israeli air strike hit their home as they cooked a family meal. israel continues to shoot down rockets fired from gaza. a near miss here as an israeli family fled this house moments before a rocket struck. the us presidentjoe biden has told benjamin netanyahu he expects a significant de escalation. i do think that president biden has been appropriate and actively engaged, although today s public statement may be the first time he is m
and transgender activist, caitlynjenner, says she s going to run to be governor of california. and we hear from the swimmer who s set a high altitude record in the mountain ranges of south america. welcome, to our viewers on pbs in america, and around the globe. we re starting in india where the healthcare system is collapsing under the pressure of a surging second coronavirus wave, with hospitals full, patients left untreated for hours, and supplies of oxygen desperately inadequate. it now has more daily cases than anywhere else since the pandemic began and it s set a global record for two days running in the past 2a hours, it s seen 330,00 new cases. 0ur delhi correspondent yogita limaye got access to the emergency ward of one hospital. her report contains distressing scenes from the start. the front line an emergency room in a covid hospital, just about standing under the weight of an unfolding disaster. a patient who s hardly breathing is brought in. as nurses try to
and we hear from the swimmer who s set a high altitude record in the mountain ranges of south america. we re starting in india where the healthcare system is collapsing under the pressure of a surging second coronavirus wave, with hospitals full, patients left untreated for hours, and supplies of oxygen desperately inadequate. it now has more daily cases than anywhere else since the pandemic began and it s set a global record for two days running in the past 2a hours, it s seen 330,00 new cases. 0ur delhi correspondent yogita limaye got access to the emergency ward of one hospital. her report contains distressing scenes from the start. the front line an emergency room in a covid hospital, just about standing under the weight of an unfolding disaster. a patient who s hardly breathing is brought in. as nurses try to get him to respond, there s another person, even more critical. this woman rushes to help. so many like her are putting in all they can. they couldn t revive hi