Good Sunday evening. I'm Lisa Desjardin. John Yang is away. President Biden is

looking for a comeback on the campaign trail as more Democrats voiced doubts that

he should stay in the rest of the race for the presidency.

PBS news has learned that at least four top democrats in Congress,

ranking committee members in the House,

told their leadership today that Biden should step aside

from the 2024 race that was

first reported by Punch Bowl news. Earlier a member of the Democratic National

Committee, a convention delegate, became another one to call on Biden to end his campaign.

The president himself was in Pennsylvania, including stops at a church and a campaign office

to rally his base, but even staunch supporters of the president say he needs to do more to convince

voters. I think that he's got to go out there this week and show the American

public that he is still that Joe Biden, that they have come to know and love.

I take him at his word.

I believe that he can do it, but I think that this is a really critical week.

I do think the clock is ticking. Congress is back in session starting tomorrow.

Five Democrats in the House of Representatives have already publicly called for President

Biden to step aside from the presidential ticket.

In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still a no to a potential ceasefire deal in Gaza,

saying today that he wants leeway to keep fighting until Israel decides its goals are met.

That in contrast with protester calls earlier today, hundreds of people marked nine months

since the October 7th attacks with marches and by blocking highways in

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