Tonight on PBS news weekend, the worsening humanitarian crisis facing children in Gaza as Israel's

war with Hamas enters its fourth month.

There's a lack of food, there's lack of water, there's absolutely no primary health care, no health facilities are working.

This is the situation that children and

guys are facing right now and every single day it gets worse and worse.

Then how some children born around the country during the

pandemic are struggling with speech delays and what one state is doing to help

them catch up and a look inside an investigation into lingering concerns about a widely used breathing machine. Good evening. I'm John Yang. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's urgent mission

to the Middle East is pressing ahead on multiple fronts today

as Israel's war against Thomas and Gaza

enters its fourth month.

In Carter, Blinken sought to revitalized talks aimed at winning the release of

the more than 100 hostages still held by Hamas, including some Americans. But the Carteri

Prime Minister acknowledged that this past week's targeted killing of a Hamas leader in Beirut had affected the talks, which Qatar is mediating.

Ahead of blinking stop in Israel, that begins tomorrow, military officials there said they've

now dismantled the mosque in northern Gaza. And southern Gaza and

an air strike killed two journalists, one of them the son of Al Jazeera correspondent

Wail Dado.

An October Air Strike killed Dado's wife, two other children, and a grandson.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin says he takes full responsibility for the delay

and informing the White House and top Pentagon colleagues of his hospitalization.

In a statement he said, I recognize I could have done a better job ensuring the public was appropriately informed.

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