. >> that was chris gunnis. talking to me in the last hour, and stefanie dekker joins me now. she went to the hospital where a lot of the wounded were taken, and stephanie, tell us what you saw there. >> well, we actually tried to get to the school after we got the news, and there was heavy shelling in the area, and it was ongoing. just to give you an idea of how close it was around the school, a lot of cars were racing back and telling us to leave. and it was a horrendous scene. children, little boys, little girls, petrified, crying, injured. with the shrapnel wounds, and resaw ladies being brought in on stretchers and men, and a combination. and families, and absolute panic and terror. one woman was screaming and no one could calm her down. asking why this was a place of safety? the northern border area, where there has been intense shelling and fighting between the israelis and the palestinian army, these are supposed to be safe havens, and it's interesting to have a lot of people say that they're angry at unare a, and they're blaming them for not keeping them safe. they ha

. >> the rights of palestinians -- >> chris gunnis has seen a lot of the war but the school attack was too much as he spoke with al jazeera. >> this was another killing field, a market where people flocked thinking they were safe during a four-hour cease-fire. they were wrong and many paid with their lives after multiple hits. now an update we wish we did not have to report on a baby born by caesarean on monday after her mother was killed. quite simply, she didn't survive. >> i hoped she would live, said her grandmother. she was my connection to my daughter. today baby shanna is now just another addition to the fresh graves of gaza. >> there will be more fresh graves today. we're seeing a lot of activity. really all of gaza is just echoing with the russell of missile and artillery hits. >> barry, thank you. disturbing new details about an american who became a suicide bomber. he reportedly returned to the u.s. after his training but before he cared out the attack. babar's in washington where terror officials are trying to make sure others don't slip through the cracks. good morning. >>