. >> chris moore is following events from tel aviv in israel. he tells us more about the criticism that the united states has leveled at israel for today's killing of those people at the u.n. school. >> in terms of two of those incidence you were talking about, the strike on the market and thele scoo, the more recent of -- and the school, the more recent of which is the market. far be it from me to talk about the official response. but the incident occurred ring what the israelis had billed as a humanitarian lull. they would not attack areas already evacuated. a applies to a lot of areas of gaza. we will have to see what the israeli military has to say on that. in terms of the school, enormous amounts of international condemnation coming in. the united nations calling it a source of universal shame. they are communicating on that, saying they came under shell fire in the vicinity of that school and responded accordingly, and they would never actively target a u.n. facility. it is not the first time during this conflict that such situations have

. >> our very own chris moore had a bird's-eye view of the proceedings for bastille day in the har ofaris. he spent his morning with the 11th brigade who managed to persuade him to leap out of a helicopter of the altitude of 3,000 meters. here's how it went -- >> the bastille day present to englishman being thrown out of a helicopter. i got a rare opportunity to sky dive over paris. the puma took us to 3,000 meters and the views on the way down were unforgettable. >> the jump was amazing, amazing way to see paris from air. much better than being in the metro. i was scared, yeah, but you get so scared there's nothing you can do about it. it just becomes surreal. you have the impression the earth is moving towards you. it feels very strange. >> i'm glad that was an assignment they sent chris moore on and not me. 2 1/2 years after it capsized off the italian coast, the wreckage off the costa concordia cruise liner was refloated in preparation for the vessel to be towed away and scrapped. 32 people lost their lives when the 292-long meter ship run aground. >> 2 1/2 years after crashing in

chris moore has been at the scene. >> we are just outside the israeli town about 1.52 kilometers from the border with gaza. people have come to watch the israeli bombardment of the strip. many tell us they are not scared and support the continued intervention, but it is a pretty frightening place to be. while we were filming, a rocket flew over my head and landed just here. you see the earth burning there. the israeli military has turned up to get these spectators to leave the area. supremeng's -- iran's leader has spoken out on the crisis. in a sermon for the eid holiday, he called israel "a rabid dog." rearmed.amas should be >> what the zionist regime authorities are doing today is a genocide. huge historical disaster. the entire world, particularly the muslim world, has a duty to arm the palestinian nation by all means. >> fighting is continuing in libya. a government warplane crashed in benghazi amid heavy clashes between government forces and islamist militias. at least 30 people in benghazi were killed in overnight fighting. in tripoli, firefighters are battling to put out a hug

our roving reporter chris moore is in central paris. i am sure the mood is quite somber they're compared to berlin. >> it is a sorry sight to be honest. the route to 10,000 people, now forlorn- a few slightly fans. it was very busy her earlier. believe they could do the business against germany. things were very noisy before the game. quiet -- quieted down a bit when the goal when early on. at the same time, it was a cagey affair. there was not that much between the two teams in terms of goals but you saw the the second half dragged on in the crowd less and less. it ended in disappointment. everything very quiet now. everyone has either gone home or want to watch the next game. >> will kind of reception do you think the team will get when they arrived back in paris? teams either go very hot or very cold. there was the great team that won the 1998 world cup in france. have -- there have been the ofes of one that went out the world cup four years ago and fairly acrimonious in the camp open stance. when they have gotten at least to the sem

moore, mccain street, those are great alternate. horrible fire. among these row homes. they don't want that to spread at all. we will update you on this, kerry and chris. >>> lets get to steve keeley. we understand he has arrived on the scene, steve, good morning. steve, can you hear us? >> we're getting his live shot right up, he has race add cross town to get to this scene. steve, can you hear us right now. >> reporter: i have been hearing you all along and i'm with help say has a good picture of how this fire was going before this fire department got there. soon to be dark but on his tablet. chris, can you make that out at all. you can see all of the flames shooting out of the first floor there. this house had a lot of people, american one house but they were watching people jumping out and this three-year old girl we hope dangled out before dropped. got news here is that these are two story houses where neighborhood is loaded with three story houses. drop down to the concrete wasn't as bad as it could have been. fire department right around the corner as well. we are not the far from snyder avenue. fire department doing a great job. these are row

chris christie unless he's in the clear legally. they're already saying that is something that is not a big deal and we're going to pay attention to the person and what he stands for. >> so steve mooreng to figure out the republican race right now for 2016. >> we all are. >> the thing about christie, we look at these scandals and say why would they ever take a chance on somebody like that? i'm looking at people seriously talking about mitt romney running again. i'm looking at polls in nevada that have him way up. in that world is the christie thing so crazy? >> first of all, it's interesting. the guy is looking tan, rested and ready. is it just me or has he lost a lot of weight? >> he has, yes. >> he's liked a lot by republicans because he's tough, plain spoken, been a problem solver in new jersey. the problem is, as a travel around the country, i haven't been to iowa, but i've been around a lot of states. you mention chris christie, the first thing that comes up is the bridge. that's a big problem for him. if you asked me, steve, who the republican nominee was going to be, i would have said chris christie. it's his turn. republicans always nominate the one who is next in line. to m

chris stevens. court documents point to a premeditated attack with no mention of that anti-islam video. a well-connected rookie judge is presiding over that trial. christopher mooreof the obama administration's transition team. house republicans want to spend more than $3 million on the benghazi p probe in congress. >>> overseas now, oscar pistorius' legal team is wrapping up its case in the murder trial. this is happening one day after a controversial video leaked that showed him reenacting the moment that he shot reeva steenkamp. the court has now adjourned until august 7th and that's when both sides will give their final arguments. the judge will then have to decide if the bladerunner deliberately murdered his girlfriend or if it was just a mistake. >>> isis is known as a world wide terror group. have you heard of the isis mobile wallet? >> the isis mobile wallet is a free app available for use with many of the latest smart phones. with isis, you can pay with a tap of your phone anywhere -- >> you probably don't want that name associated with your company. that payment app, which is backed by at & t, mobil and verizon, it's now changing its name. in a statemen