been mistakes on that project so in particular, the costs evaluations because they change over over metime so i ju wanted to ng wknow what the may hear from the director or anyone else on staff what are the new policies we've implemented on s the process estimates for different construction projects. >> frankly commissioner mar for this i want, you know, relief leader you we've learned with the help of donor deputy director from plan check side the deputy director deve developed an information sheet how to deal with the construction costs and that's a procedure step bi sty step for f to go through you evaluate the construction costs and also spot check that u, you know, with th staff if they have a complaint by the customer how to handle it that's in our information sheet and then should be lots of improvement there on the construction costs. and also my deputy director also complemented those procedures and policy how to send an inspector out. i think we after the incident we l already implemented those p procedures and policies already arrest actually that d 15 on the we canhe website ev

of nagging metime to read historical works, it is coming to fruition here. as far back as i can remember, my dad always read to me or told me stories. our house is nothing that would have pressed any decorator, but i think a librarian would have been happy because we have tons of books everywhere. he would often tell me as a young child about the books he was reading. i always loved listening to his stories because he could make it come alive. another thing he often said to me was those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it. that was usually when i was complaining about history homework or the amount i had to do. as i said earlier, history was not the thing i loved. i did not see the importance of learning about the past when i was younger. at some point in my 20's, i began to see how right my dad was. it is so important for us to know the people of our past. i have many fond memories of going places with my dad and learning about the past. for me, that was better than any history book. one father's day, we went through the antietam battlefield. i r

to give their families a chance to evacuate the israeli army s metimes telephones in advance. or fires a small missile without an explosive as a warning. and the strikes are pinpoint accurate. this is all that is left of a house barely ten feet wide. the rest of the street was left unscathed. the residents were warned by a telephone and all of them survived. but the system doesn't always work. and a rising civilian death toll is stoking palestinian anger. today they buried more of their dead in gaza, some of them children. a family of eight was killed in this home on tuesday. the israeli military said they were given a warning and made it out in time but then returned too soon just as the strike hit. the family's neighbor reda kaware gave us a different events. >> the family could not leave at this moment because it not given a lot of time to leave the homes. >> reporter: they weren't given enough time to get out? >> two or three minutes. >> pelley: and holly williams is in gaza city tonight. holly, what is israel saying about these civilian casualties? >> reporter: well, scot