the newest death toll came after khaled mashal rejected israel's account of friday's broken cease firehe told cnn hamas would not allow israeli forces to continue to destroy tunnels there. >>> a hospital here in atlanta is treating the first known ebola patient ever in the united states. that is him getting out of the back of the ambulance. the spishlly equipped airplane flew the doctor from liberia. he was able to walk in to the hospital wearing the biohazard suit and we haven't heard anything about his condition at this point. >>> international investigators are using cadaver dogs to scour the crash site in ukraine. they recovered more remains and belongings on friday. they determined the fighting in the area did not threaten their safety. >>> the leader of hamas tells cnn, israel's destruction of tunnels in gaza during the agreed-upon cease fire is unacceptable. >> khaled mashal sat down for an exclusive interview with cnn in qatar. nic robertson is joining us from our bureau in abu dhabi about what he said about why the cease fire didn't go anywhere. nic? >> reporter: yeah, natalie

khaled mashal's word on these deals. so the message he is putting across very clearly is the hamas, the military wing are united at this time. i said was it possible to get another truce? he said for a humanitarian truce, a humanitarian pause, that is possible. but he said for a longer, lasting cease fire, he said, that israel must concede to hamas' demands. that is to lift the blockade of gaza. he said that the international airport needs to be open, the borders need to be open and they need to from free, unfettered access to the sea. natalie. >> we will have israeli officials reaction to this interview and his comments in just a moment. we have all seen the pounding that the gaza strip has taken and the death and homes and building destroyed. how much longer can hamas hold out under these conditions? does he think they can continue, continue to actively defend these tunnels? >> well, i asked that question. he said, look, this isn't hamas, palestinian people. ask anyone on the ground, they have gotten to the point where