That means hamas gets away with murdering, butchering 1400 of our citizens, security isnt returned to this country, we have next to no deterrence power, we have a very, very tough neighborhood. Michael, thank you. Always. Cnns coverage in israel continues. With Ckaitlin Collins starts now. Welcome to the source. We start with Breaking News tonight. Because what were monitoring as we come on the air right now are two active Shooter Events that have happened in lewiston, maine. Were still gathering more details tonight. But what we have heard from the Sheriffs Office here, they released this image of a suspect whos still at large, encouraging all local businesses to lock down and for people to stay inside their homes as theyre continuing to investigate and search for this shooter. Athena, whats the latest we know about these separate locations that were hearing about from authorities. Reporter we know this all began to unfold just after 7 00 p. M. Authorities talking about multiple peopl
And coming up in the sport on bbc news fighting for their futures. Five sports begin their appeals against the withdrawal of funding by uk sport. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The number of patients on Hospital Wards has been at levels deemed to be unsafe in nine out of ten nhs trusts in england this winter, thats according to the bbcs analysis of nhs figures. The pressure on beds has meant many patients have been at a higher risk of infection and delays in getting treated. Up to date figures arent available for the rest of the uk. Nhs england says the main problem is finding Alternative Care for patients who were medically well but frail. Our Correspondentjohn Maguire has been to a hospital in somerset to see just how much pressure the nhs is under. Ask staff here how the winter is going, and they use words such as busy, challenging, demanding. Drjohn tipping shows me how they track exactly whats happening here in the emergency department. It allows us to see what
were taking place ended. reporter: before covid schools accounted for 25% of collected blood. now, demand for blood products is up 10% nationwide. this is this huge backlog of operations that really needed to get done. reporter: some hospitals have had to delay scheduled surgeries. at n.y.u. langone health, in new york city, surgeon in chief dr. paresh shah says they came close to doing the same. we were down to such a low inventory of blood that if we had one major transfusion event we would have been depleted completely. reporter: can you take us through a scenario where you ve been, right here in this operating room, and you needed blood? if you re in a trauma situation i need blood right now. i don t need blood an hour from now, i need blood right now or this patient is not going to survive. reporter: 11-year-old iggy friday was diagnosed with leukemia this winter and needed more than 30 transfusions during chemotherapy and he worries about the trauma victim, too. i
this hospital has established itself through the guidelines set forth of the american college of surgeons, and the state of texas, to meet a higher standard of preparation for availability of resources. it s a tremendous commitment put forth by hca health care and del sol medical center. so, we re ready to take care of a trauma situation. when faced with mote ifnotifica that a large number of patients are coming, it changes the situation. immediately, we begin the triage process. what s going on in our operating room? who really needs to be there? can we be ready for the first patients who are going to arrive? we started that process, as soon as we had confirmation of injured patients at the scene that were coming here.
part of the city. this is where they bring everyone from the greater toronto area where they have a trauma situation, shep. shepard: catherine, the g-7 meeting about a half hour drive or so away. this is happening right now by juxtaposition there. they re lining up for like a photo shoot of some sort. are there the g-7. covering this by way of assignment. your assigned to cover these things. it s a g-7 meeting happening in toronto. it s as if nothing has happened. at least to see it from this. this is about 18 miles in city traffic, more than 30 minutes is fair to say. this i want to check the location, but i believe the g-7 in sort of the heart of what i ll call old toronto, near the