terry jones reporting there let's move to india now where hospitals are launching desperate of peel's for help as the health system crumbles coronavirus infection rates in the country continue to break global records the government has given top priority to the transport of lifesaving oxygen but hospitals are running out of beds and supplies and are no longer admitting new patients. overwhelmed and under-supply this delhi hospital is one of thousands across india besieged by the country's 2nd coronavirus wave as the dead are carted off patients too sick to move languish on the pavement. helplessness spills into anger. her mother on the verge of death a woman cries this hospital is useless. inside there's almost no room to stand and patients are forced to share beds. there's disbelief that hospitals are under equipped to deal with a crisis distraught relatives appeal to the government for help. please. do something and these are releasing some hope to the plight of people needed here we believe it is here people we've made here you could leave wards here everybody leave injections. eve

they do angry about these latest mr jones however on terri as premier doug ford is under pressure for not going further critics say he abandoned a previous stay at home order too soon allowing the current surge in cases. schools and hotels are being converted into hospitals on the island of madagascar the african nations recorded 31000 cases since the start of the pandemic 4000 of them just this week charlotte. welcome to the live hotel in medicare capsule and tanana river these days people chicken to do just that live it's one of many hotels and schools that are now makeshift hospitals as medicare is fragile health system is buried under thousands of new cases. we have the virus which is the south african variant and the 2nd wave this variant also triggers more severe reactions just increase of death in madagascar and. madagascar a country of 27000000 people had escapes the worst of the pandemic since the outbreak began it has recorded 31000 cases 538 do this but 4000 of those cases came this week more than 800 on saturday. we came here yesterday and there were still places available

control 31 and some lazy, poor defense right here by the men and deal troy terry or nicholas de larry, eight. past bart jonesd look at the end of the four game win streak for the sharks. pretty one sided their ducks taking it 5 to 1. a frank i know you love the hockey. so have you ever seen this before? check okay, let's keep in mind. we did not slow this video doubt this is a shootout predators and red wings that slow motion nationals. ryan joe anson la di dah di dah cannot eat. put it in its slowly puts it in. i swear to you that was not slow, mo, but it worked. you did the old low the goldie to sleep trick. that's the sporting doordash. all right, thank you. coming up next here at 11. our congregation is strong and we're going to withstand this that there's not going to be the face of evil driving us away from this block, and online easter church. just service in the south bay is disrupted by hateful messages. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now, hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener that i'm frank somerville, the pastor says he thinks that his church was deliberately targeted. ktvu is

committee's recommendations after which we will hear from shane watson and terry of the lgbtq historical society and meredith jones, property owner to briefly speak to this landmark he as well so if it's all right with you madam chair i'd like to invite pilar lavalle to come speak. >> chair melgar: since we do have a number of speakers i will ask the clerk please keep time. we will have five minutes for miss pilar lavalle and three minutes forthe rest of the center . thank you so much . welcome. >> pilar lavalle: good afternoon commissioners, pilar lavalle, planning department staff. hold on while i pull up some slides. sorry, we will wait forthat to load . i apologize because supervisor mandelman has covered some of my remarks so hopefullythere's not too much. that afternoon . pilar lavalle, planning department staff. before you is the ordinance recommending approval of landmark designation of the lyon-martin house, home of the pioneering lesbian home . on 2020 supervisor mandelman introduced designation in the land use committee and fall voted unanimously torecommend and approve this resolution which became effe

committee's recommendations after which we will hear from shane watson and terry of the lgbtq historical society and meredith jones, property owner to briefly speak to this landmark he as well so if it's all right with you madam chair i'd like to invite pilar lavalle to come speak. >> chair melgar: since we do have a number of speakers i will ask the clerk please keep time. we will have five minutes for miss pilar lavalle and three minutes forthe rest of the center . thank you so much . welcome. >> pilar lavalle: good afternoon commissioners, pilar lavalle, planning department staff. hold on while i pull up some slides. sorry, we will wait forthat to load . i apologize because supervisor mandelman has covered some of my remarks so hopefullythere's not too much. that afternoon . pilar lavalle, planning department staff. before you is the ordinance recommending approval of landmark designation of the lyon-martin house, home of the pioneering lesbian home . on 2020 supervisor mandelman introduced designation in the land use committee and fall voted unanimously torecommend and approve this resolution which became effe