. >> charles morris known as chris a was a scout leader. tom evasaw was a young scout in the troop. suit filed by his mother against the boy scouts and morris, he continually sexually abused tom evasue when he was 11 year old and running to the age of 15 in the mid 1980s. she says her son first spoke of his molestation in a tearful heart wrenching conversation years after the alleged abuse. >> you asked your son directly -- oh, yeah. >> whether he was molested by this man and he said he was? >>> yes. we just hugged each other and cried then. >> reporter: he have have a so a schoolbus driver and said in the spring of 2010 she drove to chris morris' chester county home to tell him off. >> i walked in and i said, chr chris, this isn't social visit and he look at me and he says, you mean it's about me sexually molesting tommy all those years ago? >> he just admitted it to? >> he just said, you mean when i sexually molested tommy? >> this long-time scout leader admits to you face to face he had sexually mow lessed your son. >>> yes. he said that was a bad time for me. i was sick back then

chris morris has been to one of the sites hit overnight. >> this is a mosque in gaza city which peopleive in this area say was hit at least twice during the night. a lot of mosques have been marketed in gaza since this israeli aerial campaign began. israelis say there were 60 air strikes overnight and been more this morning. we've seen mosque targeted, security buildings early early on. we were down by the gaza port where it had been hit as well. if you come over here, you can see people are collecting pages from the karan. i'm going to lift this up to get copies underneath. copies scattered by the bombing have been collected here to try and retrieve them. the overwhelming mood in gaza is becoming one of defiance even among people who don't support hamas. hamas' political popularity was probably falling before the bombardment began. faced with this thing, people tend to come together. if israel says this is going to be a prolonged military campaign, it's quite clear the people going to bear the brunt are the civilians of gaza. >> novak is the former israeli air force officer. she's wit

let's take you to chris morris there. what have you seen today? >> reporter: just a few minutes ago, the antimissile system was deployed to intercept a hamas rocket over head here. in the last few minutes we're told several rockets were fired and intercepted by this antimissile system. earlier this morning, one rocket landed in the greater area but caused no damage. hamas can pose a threat to israel. you can't compare the military capabilities of the two sides, but it is a threat. israel says it needs to take measures against it. the other thing that happened this morning another infiltration through one of the tunnels hamas built from northern gaza to israel. they emerge ed from the entrance of a tunnel near the israeli town. there was a fire fight there. israel says ten militants were killed. hamas is taking the fight to israel even though the overwhelming military force deployed against it is something it's no match for on an absolute basis. >> the diplomatic efforts today, john kerry and moon heading to cairo. does anyone talk about this tryin

this is a terrible scene. >> chris morris at the school. chris gunness is from the united nations relief and works agency. that's the agency that runs the schools that have become shelters for many palestinians, becoming that one hit this morning. he told my colleague gavin gray that the attack is a violation of international law. >> last night, children were killed as they slept next to their parents on the floor of a u.n. -- of a classroom in a u.n. designated shelter. children killed in their sleep. this is surely an afront to all of us, a source of universal shame. today the world stands disgraced. we have been to the site. we have gathered evidence. we have analyzed fragment, examined craters and other damage. our initial assessment is that it was israeli artillery that hit the school in which 3,300 people have sought refuge. we believe there were at least three impacts, too early to give a confirmed death toll, but we know there were multiple civilian deaths and injuries including women and children and the unrwa guard, our guard tryi

chris morris, what did you make of it. who were the people booing? >> have a guess.was british mep's, front nationalal mep. cheers had it in the chamber. that deflects the fact he's going to win election shortly. we're expecting the prediction in a next couple of minutes. there's a bigger euro skeptic element in this parliament more than before. on the center ground, right, left there's a similar approach. in they're prepared to give him a chance. he set out this morning saying he wanted to focus on ten policy areas not on naturally given. there are millions of young unemployed in southern europe. he said jobs and growth has to be number one priority. that's the thing he's judged on most the next five years along with -- although he didn't mention it this morning -- the question of whether they stay in or leave the european union. >> the vote happened. he has been approved. as expected he goes through to take up that title. interesting though chris, he was talking about minimum wage again today. seemed to go back on what he previously said and indeed -- i wasn't sure

chris morris is are there. the message from netanyahu is clear enough.d go on a long time and could intensify? >> yeah, it could david. i'm close to the israeli border with gaza. let me show you of where we are to get a bit of geography. we've heard constant explosions since we arrived here. you can probably see the wall that marks the border between israel and gaza. those are israeli houses. we've seen armored vehicles moving in that area in the last half hour. if you come over my other shoulder, that's gaza, palestinian towns, areas we know the israeli defense forces have been operating on the ground since that ground incursion began. palestinian officials say more than 20 palestinians have been killed. last night, one israeli soldier also died in the northern gaza strip. >> chris, i'm struck by what the u.s. secretary of state john kerry said. he said that he told mr. netanyahu there was a need to avoid further escalation and restore the 2012 cease fire as soon as possible. i wonder if that's seen by israel as the green light to get on and do what it

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the bbc's chris morris has been to the school and had this report. >> reporter: so i'm close to the gatese jabaliya elementary schools girl, where according to the united nations multiple explosion projectiles hit at 5:00 this morning. you can see the damage on this side. this was a toilet block. it certainly took a hit. but over here, this was a classroom. it is a classroom where people were sleeping and there were deaths and injuries. now, the united nations says more than 3,000 people were taking shelter in this school, displaced from other areas of gaza, particularly areas in the north. and you can see scattered around here on the ground there are bits of bedding, there are shoes, and for the second time in a week, a u.n. school has been hit by incoming fire. the israeli defense forces say they are investigating. this classroom is one of the places that took a direct hit. there are blood stains on the floor. there are bits of human remains here still, scattered around evidence of what parts of what a normal family life is like, a pink football, plastic bottles. this is a terrible scen

morris 21 he dropped to 100 to one. as for miami that good news today chris bosch will stay below screen night.some died not waste any time looking out his face with it will stay boss says 418 million over five years free up heilbronn will stay. dan marino the onetime king of miami sports. >> : the put something the other that was really special the time ahead together there to appreciate that. marino of course a flexible and smart at the 49 election take on a group of former nfl players montana the owner jerry rice like old times did predict who will be the ndp roger craig in the best shape dwight clark caught the most famous pass and 49er history will be playing. i see on this game in candlestick. one more time a final goodbye to candlestick park before fans will it's amazing how many fans are coming for this will give them a good show our history was made with these guys. it will always be here whether the stadium is here or not. flexible said this many times got less than 40,000 people as in 30 years they have whether ingrates. >> : weather report from you. on a live in a moment of the past

morris, we appreciate your time. interesting stuff. i have a feeling the story may have just begun. let's go back to our delivering alpha conference. john harwood, what have you got? >> we talked to chris christie and had a very engaging conversation. he was funny as usual. combative at times. talked about the sensitivity and the difficulty of knitting together a republican party divided between business conservatives and the tea party. but course the money question is he in fact going to run for president on the republican side in 2016? i asked him that straight off. here's what he had to say. >> identify been pretty clear, i certainly will consider it but whether i do it or not is something that i honestly don't know yet and i think, you know, people say that all the time and folks are fairly cynical but he knows what he's going to do. i don't know what i'm going to do. i think when you have four relatively younger children like we have, and from 20 to 11, you know, there's a lot to consider. >> now of course, one sign that he's actively considering it is he's going to iowa tomorrow to campaign for other republicans. he declined to take stands on national issues saying he wasn't goin