prime minister benjamin n netanyahu said he plans to bring them to justice. >> we do not differentuate between the two. and we will respond to all of them. whenever they come from, with a firm hand. >> the teen was abducted on wednesday. his charred body was found later in the day in a wooded area. he was 16 years old. palestinians hit the streets in protests. many believe the killing was e veng for the murders last month of three israeli teens. security forces have been kept busy trying to stop the demonstrations. they're drawing on an old military tactic to try to stop them from build on baghdad. they are building a wall 100 kilometers northeast of baghdad. did will be surrounded by trenches to give cover to soldiers. mill teitaries have seized a nu of cities including the second largest mosul. they're claiming part of iraq as part of their territory. they have fought them there the air and ground. prime minister nouri al-maliki is trying to cling to power in the midst. provisions prevented lawmakers from forming a new government and facing insurgency. we learn more about the group's

kerry went to tel aviv to talk to egyptian prime minister benjamin n netanyahu has hi own conditions for ending this campaign. he wants hamas to stop firing the rockets at israel. he says the ground offensive is to destroy the tunnels that hamas fighter built to infiltrate the country. both sides are standing their ground. it appears the fighting will continue. more than 110,000 palestinians have fled their homes. war planes hit a hospital in gaza. they say it housed a hamas command center and launch pads for rockets. and they say they confirm by phone there was no patients there. israeli troops have hit other hospitals along with mosques and schools. most members of the u.n. human rights council have expressed concern at an emergency meeting. they launched an investigation into possible human rights abuses in the palestinian territories. >> the respect of the right to life, includeling children, should be a foremost consideration. not abiding by these principles may amount to war crimes and crimes against humidity. -- humanity. >> 29 members of the council voted in favor for the res

we know the prime minister, b n benjamin netanyahu that the killing of the palestinian teenagers muste condemned. feelings must be running high that this was a re'til at that time tory kill? >> that's what the people feel, three days after the bodies were found in the west bank, this happens. there is a result another palestinian boy who is 9 years old was walking with his parents in a street in jerusalem the night before mohammed ab abu khadiar was killed. there was an attempt to kidnap this boy as well. a car with two people in it tried to force the boy inside the car and drive off. but the parents managed to get their son and he was injured in this process and he is being treated in a hospital. people here feel that this is a start of a series of revenge killings after the death of these three settlers. they have heard the statement from netanyahu and he did indeed condemn the killing and order an investigation until they arrive at who the perpetrators are, but that is very little relief for the families here who say that especially that there might be some relief. we will feel som

n. the last few hours, benjamin netanyahu said israel is determined to complete the mission of destroying hamas border tunnels with or without a cease fire. today israel called up a further 16,000 reservist troops. air strikes and shelling continued overnight. this morning as well. the chief of israeli forces in gaza says they need a few more days to destroy the tunnels. so far 58 israelis have been killed. more than 1300 palestinians. yesterday 16 were killed in the shelling of a u.n. school where 3,000 had sought shelter. >> this school was supposed to be one of the safest places in gaza. yesterday women and children were killed as they slept in this classroom. the u.n. says an irali tank struck the building. people here left their homes to seek shelter. they can't outrun this war. this man and his family have slept here two weeks. >> my only worry is to protect my children. nowhere is safe. all my children are sick. they need medical treatment. but with medical care at bre breaking point, he can't take his children to the hospital. >> desperation here is felt across gaza. more than 200

benjamin netanyahu said that hamas show it could not be trusted. >>> back he at home, d.c. police are investigating a homicide ne first and n streets northeast. officers responded to the scene early this morning where they found a man with what appeared to be a gunshot wound. he later died at the hospital. so far no one is in custody, and police haven't released his name. >>> d.c.'s ban on carrying guns in public is unconstitutional and all enforcement of that ban should stop immediately. that ruling came down late last night from a federal judge. at least one city leader says it is a terrible decision. news 4's derrick ward has more on what it all means and what happens ne in this long fight over d.c.'s tough gun laws. >> reporter:he 2008 supreme court decisnn the heller case made it legal to keep a gun in the home in d.c. this gun is a natural progressi from them. >> to vindicate the right to bear arms. >> reportere on released satda strikes down the ban on carrying one in public. george lyon was one of the plaintiffs. >> the basic concept is that a citizen who is otherwise entitled to own a firearm in the district of co should be able to c

the casualties, benjamin netanyahu said there is no more just war than the one our sons have fought for. so, i think that's very telling, indeed. in terms of where this is going to go next. n netanyahu said the results is have the exceeded expectation and, also, that this operation will be expanded as required so implying there we could expect an intensefication here i think 1 more point to make is what we heard from benjamin netanyahu and, also, from the israeli minister of defense or chief of staff, earlier today we have seen an unprecedented acknowledgement of the strength of hamas's capabilities in gaza. the military chief spoke today that the israeli soldiers have uncovered what he described as a metro or subway of tunnels. so again, using this as justification to continue the bombardment of gaza. >> one would imagine that at this point with the diplomatic forces gathering in strength, pressure now being brought to bear upon netanyahu and the israeli government. one would imagine, therefore, that he would like to carry on and secure as much progress on the ground before he has to be reined in. do you have a sense this will go on until the israelis pull back? >> well,

n. chief ban ki-moon heads to israel today to speak with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and later to the west bank to talk with palestinian officials. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in cairo to work on a cease fire between israel and hamas. president obama has said israel has the right to defend itself but also voiced concern over the casualties. >> we don't want to see any more civilians getting killed. >> reporter: the u.s. is sending $47 million in humanitarian aid for tens of thousands of palestinians who have fled their homes in gaza to escape the violence, ko im for cbs news. >> confirmation hearings begin today for president obama's choice to head the veterans affairs department. robert mcdonald will go before the senate committee. he is suspected to -- expected to receive a warm welcome. one senator who met with him last week says he is focused and ready for the job and another says he is the experience to improve the va. >>> will she or won't she? we still don't know the answer. but hillary clinton did dish out some advice for women who want to get into politics when

n her death, call alexandria police. >>> and we're following a developing story overseas for you right now. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will continue to defend itself from militants in the gaza strip. the gaza health ministry says more than 120 people in gaza have been killed. israel launched air strikes five days ago in response to rocket fire coming from gaza. >>> and palestinians in gaza are asking the united nations for a resolution urging for a ceasefire. the resolution does not mention hamas firing rockets into israel. most council members back the palestinians. >>> the cdc is doing damage control this morning. it's placed a stop on the shipment of all samples of biological materials from some of the highest security level labs. this comes a after lab mistake that exposed workers to anthrax. the cdc's director is calling the behavior totally unacceptable. >> i'm upset, i'm angry, i've lost sleep over it, and i'm working around the clock to make sure we do everything possible to resolve it. >> dr. tom frieden there will face tough questions this week in washington. he's scheduled to discuss the a

n israelis have died. today the israeli defense forces warn people who live close to hamas locations in the northern part of the gaza strip to evacuate. and israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he will not rule out a ground invasion. cbs news correspondent holly williams is in gaza and has a vivid look at what the shelling sounds and feels like that. >> reporter: it's pounding the gaza strip for the fifth night in a row. with more than 1,000 air strikes, it's destroyed terrorist weaponry and command centers, but in reality, many of the targets are it's homes of militants. and civilians have become collateral damage. officials here say two disabled girls were killed when this care home was hit by an air strike early this morning. schools of civilian guests have stoked anger and frustration. and on the border, israel is massing its troops. there's no ground invasion yet, but the israeli government won't rule it out. this mosque was destroyed by a strike overnight. once a place of prayer, it's now beyond recognition. the israeli military says this mosque was being used to storeu rockets just like the ones the palestinian militants are firing into southern israel. militant

n ceasefire. >> nick schifrin thank you. >>> a good deal of support in his country. kim vanel reports on developments from west jerusalem. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu statement dampening hopes of a ceasefire in the immediate future. he came out and said we are not going to finish this exaifn until the tunnels are destroyed. warning israelis and palestinians as well that this could be a protracted campaign. in terms of israeli public opinion, people for the most part, the vast majority of israelis, support the ongoing bombardment of gaza. the reasons for that, there are the messages received from the israeli media and about the number of tunnels fowfntd and the number of -- found and the number of rockets into gooz, the majorities of which are intercepted by israelis's iern dome. this is not a new conflict, they want something to be different at this time. and they are also seeing these rockets that are being fired from gaza go further than they have in previous years. on sunday night sirens sounded further north than tel aviv. >> some perspective on the scale of the conflict at the moment so far nearly 1100 palestinians have died. many of them civilians. abo