And good evening.

We're going to start tonight with the story that we wish we were not doing.

And with pictures and video we wish we had not seen.

There is a lot else in the program.

There are new developments in the case against Rudy Giuliani and the wake of yesterday's

search targeting him, including what he had to say about it all just this evening.

We'll also talk with Cindy McCain about what's become of her Republican party and what she

thinks about possibly serving in a Democratic president's administration.

We begin those seemingly a world away from those things, except what is happening right

now across India isn't far removed.

COVID has shown that every move the virus makes is potentially a local story too, to

everyone anywhere in the world.

But interest in this latest horrific uncontained outbreak goes beyond the biological fact

that pathogens travel, where the demographic fact that this country has a large and thriving

Indian American community was strong ties back home.

There is also the larger human truth that empathy also travels.

Compassion flows forward outward along with the tools and initiative to harness it.

So right now with India reporting a record of 3,645 new deaths and nearly 380,000 new cases,

we begin with a deeply troubling but badly needed report from the United States Chief

International Correspondent, Clearsal Ward, who joins us now from New Delhi.

Clearsal, what have you been seeing?

Anderson, this is truly a terrifying and epic crisis.

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