helping get a ministry of health it's the second test of. the palestinian. land the palestinian committed did it did it the u.s. has nearly a third of the civilian casualties have been children have you seen children being treated have yourself treated children at your hospital yes yes yes and more than fifty percent of the. victims are from the. from children and woman you know the family it's not from the. men. they have womans and the children and all of them. killed. these attacks and. even saw that all the demands of the all of them civilians they out of them not to met that they didn't they didn't that. they didn't that that the people. why do you think there are so many children is this in and out of the existence. why do you think there are so many children who have been caught in the crossfire. as you know. the homes as i mentioned before the. homes and buildings we have a big family lives here and gaza the looks of the same house and looks of a family out of living in the same house and because of that when they didn't say anything they just bombed

the ministry of health just announced 70% of the ambulances are not going to be running anymore. case here is not because there's no feeling up, because there's no cash to buy fuel for the ministry of health. the minister of health is to receive funding, which they have not received in the last two months, or to be precise, since .he agreement into theis not coming gaza strip, therefore, it will make it very difficult for the lances to is -- ambu run. all gaza hospitals just announced the state of emergency. we're hearing right now f-16s firing rockets on the different sides of the gaza strip. the ruins are what is remaining of the gaza international airport has been targeted four times in the last few hours and two times in the very early morning. buildings and agricultural lands have been targeted. the ministry of agriculture aboutted the damages at $2.5 million. there's the shortages of electricity which always happens during the israeli attacks. this is one of the worst attacks. it is similar to the one in november 2012. the only thing that is different from this is that now t

that's according to the ministry of health. and over 40 people were injured. exactly what happened, but it does look -- this was an explosion, this was an area where a lot of people were hanging out. shifa hospital. it was a lot of people taking shelter there during the fighting. also in this camp, these are areas far away from the front line. so when an explosion happens in these areas, we do see a lot of casualties. >> what else do we know about the refugee camp attack? >> this is a refugee camp that's been around since 1948. there's roughly 100,000 people that live there. this is where we saw the majority of the fatalities. this is where ambulances were taking them to the hospital. now, israel is saying that this was also the result a failed hamas rocket. hamas is saying this was from an israeli drone strike. this is also far from the front lines. an independent investigation would be needed to figure out what exactly happened. this would be an easy place for them to go. but this has raised tensions here and, like i said in the beginning, a lot of activity n

gaza ministry of health spokesman tells cnn plinlians found more than 100 bodies in areas that were previously far too dangerous to enter because of the israeli bombardment. i want to bring in a correspondent who is in gaza city for us. ian, can you give us a sense of how vast the damage is there in gaza? >> reporter: well, sara, we were in the neighborhoods today, and where it's been the front lines, and utter devastation. whole neighborhoods reduced to rubble and 2007 twisted metal. as you said earlier over 100 bodies recovered. what we just heard from the ministry of health, they put that number at over 150 bodies that have been recovered from the rubble. just from all strewn out all over these neighborhoods. really when you walk in there, you can't make out much of buildings or shops that used to be there. it's all collapsed on itself. this was an important cease-fire for these areas. people were able to return to their homes. get the few possessions that they were able to manage to carry back to their -- to the u.n.-run shelters and these u.n.-run shelters also saw an influx of more peopl

hundred palestinians have been killed at least seventy four of them civilians say the palestinian ministry of health around seven hundred palestinians have been injured most of those off civilians we're told now israel says its military says it's been exacting strikes on gaza about one every four and a half minutes and so we've seen this vost amount of civilian casualties and on the israeli side still no israelis have been killed as a result of this rocket fire from gaza and so long as israel's operation remains relatively costless in terms of israeli civilian life israel is likely to continue this operation israeli officials have said that there are hundreds of targets left that they wish to eliminate inside the gaza strip while other officials in israel have said that a ground real key patient for weeks is inevitable so palestinians here in gaza do fear the worst they do fear a real key patient which would inevitably increase the amount of casualties of the palestinians a feeling here. world leaders are urging an end to the violence in gaza save the spelling of civilian blood should be stopped as

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now, an hour and a half ago, the death toll according to the palestinian ministry of health from this bombardment, the death toll was 13. now it's probably well over that. in fact, we understand that ambulances cannot get inside of that part of gaza because of the heavy shelling. the main hospital here in gaza apparently is full. their people have gone to take refuge there because they think that's the safest spot. the morgues are full to overflowing. their bodies laid out within the hospital as well as the wounded, it's a scene of utter pandaemonium there. >> ben, thank you. atika, also, rockets coming into israel? >> we have seen rockets coming in this morning. in fact, in ashkalon this morning the sirens went off. i understand the iron dome missile system intercepted there. but since we've been here, we've been hearing a number of artillery rounds being fired into gaza. that's behind me there. we seem to have a bit of a lull right now, but we seem to have smoke rising in eastern gaza. frankly, we saw a lot of activity up and down here, tanks moving around, artillery positions being

. -- recommendations from the ministry of health and social welfare. the government has ordered the cremation of all victims of the deadly ebola virus. >> thank you for that report from liberia. the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution to sue president barack obama for allegedly exceeding his constitutional powers. supporters say the president had exceeded his powers when he delayed and insurance deadline and his health care law. the vote has been dismissed by the president as a waste of time. 5-201 partyline vote, republicans authorize the house to move forward with a lawsuit against the president. they say barack obama has his authority, most specifically in the application of his signature else care law or this bigger of the house all but accused the president of ripping up the u.s. constitution . >> are you willing to let any president choose what clause -- what laws to execute and what laws to change? are you willing to let anyone apart whatt -- tear our founders have built? >> to migrants have been unanimous in their condemnation

we have reports of the cases reported through the ministry of health, but we know some villages we have not been able to get people into the villages to identify cases. so i am confident there are more cases out there that have not currently been recorded. centerhen monro for the for disease control. thank you for joining me. >> you are welcome. thank you. >> now to new york where the famed metropolitan opera to be on the brink of a shutdown. today a met or posed in bringing federal mediators in an attempt to prevent a threatened walkout friday. labor accounts for two thirds of total expenses. it says they are essential to prevent financial ruin. the union says too much is being spent on lavish reduction. >> the grand opera does not become much grander than the lincoln center in new york. productions like this set the gold standard of artistic excellence but the platinum pay package of the opera and chorus. here you do not have to be a diva to earn up to 100 80,000 pounds in wages and benefits. >> many of the same problems of dwindling and aging audiences. here at the met the cash crunc

eight of them were health care providers from the ministry of health of liberia.ors, the nurses, the pharmacists, the payroll clerks, they don't recognize what the disease is. they don't understand how to protect themselves. they're touching and treating people with ebola, then touching and treating other people and that disease is being spread. it needs much more robust input from the world health organization, from the centers for disease control, from the u.s. government and the european union. i think much more needs to be done. if we are not able to contain this ebola outbreak in west africa, we will fight it and we will contain it, but it will be somewhere else. >> so just moments ago, the cdc actually issued a health alert to make sure that health care workers know what to look for. it said that people with recent travel to west africa who have symptoms should be isolated and tested. dr. brantley, let's talk about what those symptoms are and the fatality rates of this disease. i'm sorry, dr. isaacs. >> i'm knnot a doctor, but i'll take the term anyway. i wo

>> the union itself says they are relying on numbers by hamas-controlled government, hamas ministry of health least we have to say those numbers are -- we have to check them and independently look at them. having said that, we don't want to see a single civilian casualty. not one. unfortunately, you have a situation where hamas adopted a strategy, they want to pile up for propaganda purposes. the fighting where israel urged local population to leave, not get caught up in cross-fire between us and hamas terrorists. hamas said, no, don't leave. why did hamas want to deliberately keep civilians in a combat zone? what was their motivation? it's clear. they want as many civilian deaths as possible. it advances their rad gal agenda. >> israeli government spokesperson speaking from jerusalem. he was interviewed last hour. >>> amsterdam remains a city in mourning. after the break, we'll bring you a live report from the place where malaysian airlines flight 17 began its fateful journey. >>> separatists in ukraine have handed over the black box recorders from malaysia airline flight 17. authorities too

as for the death toll the ministry of health is reporting more than 30 people were killed. ople all over the gaza strip. rafah in the south, kahn uniies. magaz. >> and others. all had a lot of civilian casualties, including eight children. >> and the eight children that you refer to were killed in t the - in the strike in the refugee camp on month old, where the israelis and palestinians blame each other. do we know what happened there? >> no, it's unclear. israel is saying that both the attack on the playground area or close to the playground, as well as an attack outside the shifa hospital inside gaza. israels blame miss fires or palestinian rockets, that didn't make it out of israel. the palestinians said it's not the case, it's give to get to the bottom of it. a terrible incident to have eight children killed any time. it was the first day of eid. it was a small chance for people to get outside to try and enjoy themselves despite the terrible conditions, and the earlier part of eid had been peaceful. hamas and the palestinian factions had, amongst themselves, great to a

in han younis it's been confirmed by the gaza ministry of health that a family home was hit. 17 were killed, including women and children. and in rafa a 4-storey building was hit. the ambulance is on the scene, pulling people and bodies out. the death toll is nine, including four children and an 8-month old baby. >> that's or correspondent nicole johnson joining you from gaza. >>> well, the u.n. security council has been meeting in new york about the bombardment of gaza, it's the second-such meeting and our correspondent has been following events and send this report. >> it was a late night for members of the security council, meeting past midnight in new york on the situation? gaza, it was the second emergency meeting on the subject in three days. this took place behind closed coarse, with another briefing from a u.n. official on the latest death toll and humanitarian situation. not much anxious coming -- action coming out of the council of the the p, the rwandan ambassador, said that the council expressed concern about the situation, called for a cessation of hostilities and expres

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itself says they are relying on numbers from the hamas-controlled government and the ministry of healthi think we have to check the numbers. i think that everyone has to independently look at them. but having said that we don't want to see a single civilian casualty in gaza, not one. but unfortunately, hamas has adopted an opposite strategy. they want to pile up the number of victim for the propaganda purposes. israel urged the local population to leave, not to get caught up in the cross fire. and hamas said no, don't leave. stay. why did hamas want to deliberately keep gaza civilians in a combat zone? what was their motivation? it's clear. they want as many civilian deaths as possible from their point of view it advances their radical agenda. >> you said it is a tactic of hamas to put civilians in the line of fire. but knowing that the u.n. is at least basing this information on people who are there, why continue to do that? in fact the u.s. secretary of state was caught in a bit of an open mic moment this weekend not on camera. just given an update of the increasing death toll which s

nine i'm sorry of which are children according the wall street journal and according to gaza's ministry of health over fifteen hundred palestinians have been injured but of course if you ask u.s. officials about the latest beach massacre it's hamas is fault these children are dead as an n.b.c. reporter treated the u.s. state department says that ultimately hamas is responsible for the four boys dead in. gaza shelling because they didn't agree to the ceasefire proposed by egypt you know it takes a certain kind of willful blindness to continue to blame hamas every time israel kills kids and there i spoke to journalist harry fear who was only metres away from that shelling this morning and has been living in the occupied territory off and on for two years in fact right after the interview was conducted a bomb went off right next door to where harry was he in the film crew are on harmed now considering that the israeli government alerts palestinians shortly before bombing them either with leaflets or preemptive explosions many people don't realize why gazans can't simply flee impending attacks and i

i'm sorry but your children are called at the wall street journal and according to gaza's ministry of health over fifteen hundred palestinians have been injured but of course if you ask u.s. officials about the latest beach massacre it's hamas is fault these children are dead as an n.b.c. reporter treated the u.s. state department says that ultimately hamas is responsible for the four boys dead in gaza shelling because they didn't agree to the ceasefire proposed by egypt you know it takes a certain kind of willful blindness to continue to blame hamas every time israel kills kids and then i spoke to journalist harry fear who was only metres away from that shelling this morning and he's been living in the occupied territory off and on for two years in fact right after the interview was conducted a bomb went off right next door to where harry was he in the film crew are on harmed now considering that the israeli government alerts palestinians shortly before bombing them either with leaflets or preemptive explosions many people don't realize why gazans can't simply flee the impending attacks and

civilians were of course sheltering in these areas which is why the latest number killed the ministry of health redacted the previous number thirteen palestinians killed in this tank shelling this shelling of. united nations school constitutes the second act of violence against a un school in less than a week last thursday united nations school in the north of the strip in beit hanoun was struck in similar circumstances of course. under contention with regard to israel and hamas both obviously giving different explanations for the violence but certainly on the ground we're seeing again continued hostilities of course and this is another significant incident now over five united nations schools working course up in the fighting which is now of course beginning. to move now into its twenty day this operation now extraordinarily costly in terms of civilian life now it exceeds the obviously very bloody war of winter two thousand and nine which lasted twenty two days so the palestinians now fear how long will this operation last given these deaths well yesterday we saw another significant incident w

. >> the world cannot continue to permit the things that are happen-gaza's ministry of health says more than 325 palestinians have been killed and 40% those killed are children and that number continues to rise. in gaza city, john huddy, fons. >>> a series of blasts in baghdad claim 27 lives. police say three car bombs in different neighborhoods of baghdad exploded in rapid succession and a suicide bomber rammed a car packed with explosives into a checkpoint in a shi'ite neighborhood. in the city of mosul christians fled in advance of a threat by muslim extremists who convert to christian, pay a tax or face death. iraq was home to at least one million christians before the u.s. invasion in 200and church officials say less than half are left. >>> several buses crashed in germany on a german highway near desdrenand involved bus president both poland and ukraine. early reports suggest that one bus rear-ended another, sending it into oncoming traffic where it then hit a third bus. all seven people aboard one of those buses were killed. >>> president obama has scheduled a high-level meeting

of gaza. more than 1,000 people have now been killed. the health ministry in gaza saying most of them are civilians. 37 israeli soldiers and three israeli civilians have lost their lives so far in this conflict. in gaza, hospitals are simply overwhelmed. some doctors say they've been almost 24 hours straight trying to remove shrapnel and save lives. the gaza ministry of health spokesman said the palestinians found more than 100 bodies in areas that had been too dangerous to enter in recent days, because of the israeli bombardments. i want to bring in now our correspondent who has been covering this conflict. what are you seeing now on the ground? can you give us a sense of how vast this damage is? and what people have been doing during this 12-hour cease fire that has now ended? >> you're absolutely right. the damage is quite extensive. right now, we're monitoring the situation. we saw two rockets go out toward the north. that's toward ashkelon and that area. it is still relatively quiet compared to other nights we've seen. and during this 12-hour cease fir

the palestinian ministry of health say seven families were wiped out. meanwhile brigades say they fired 14 rockets into israel. let's talk to bethany bell in jerusalem. that was the picture overnight of one of the worst we've seen so far in the offensive. bring us up to date of what's happening this morning. >> there's continuing air strikes on gaza. israel says it's continuing with its objective which is to try and take out hamas sites. they targeted one area where some financial support center was for hamas in gaza. their chief objective, one of their main objectives they say is the threat of the cross border tunnels. last night five israeli soldiers were killed when palestinian militants came up through one of the tunnels into northern israel in the north of the gaza strip from gaza. this is something which the israelis are seeing as a very bad threat to them. >> bethany, what's the latest we have in terms of talks that are going to be taking place in cairo. who is talking to whom and what can we expect? >> well, we understand that the palestinian pre

. >> gaza's ministry of health says more than 325 palestinians had been killed, more than 1600 injured, 40% of those killed are children. and that number continues to rise. in gaza city, john huddy, fox news. >>> beer gardens are popular outdoor spots, several of them opened up in the philadelphia area this center. the reason some lawmakers saying they should not be operating. that's coming up. plus a battle over a body, as family members grapple over the remains of radio legend, kacie kasem. while burying him might be particularly difficult right now. >> thank you, joyce, not bad day. we a lot of clouds. we mainly stayed rain free. showers are moving in right now for some of our western counties. i'll let you know if this means a soggy ends to the weekend. your wake up weather forecast for sunday straight ahead. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minut

in one case, according to the palestinian ministry of health, a family of eight including four small children, were killed when their house was hit. normally wolf, what we see is a relative calm in the day and i stress the relative there sbug but it's really at night when the can action picks up and i think that's what's going on behind us. wolf? >> yeah, this looks like there is considerable action behind you right now. we'll keep those live pictures up. ben wedeman, be careful over there. let's bring in mark regev, the spokesman for benjamin netanyahu. you see the live pictures. looks like it's well after midnight here in the middle east. what is going on? >> we're copying our operation against tunnels, against terrorist targeted, against those can the ros they're shooting into israel. today we had over 75 rockets fired at israel. these rockets continue to be fired at our city especially in the south. there was even a rocket fired in the tel aviv area when president obama was speaking to benjamin netanyahu. >> he mentioned the sirens were going off even in the middle of that conver

. >> the ministry of health says that one ambulance has been attacked and it means that the people living in those areas are on their own. >> i know residence have reported living in fear. a number of sleepless nights. you mentioned this. is there nowhere to go, no shelter or schools set up. set up to house these people. the people in those areas at the moment - they can't go. they can't get out. they say the entire area is being shelled. they can't go on to the balcony, they can't walk out the front door or go down to the street. they are staying put for tonight. many in this area, closer to the border with israel have evacuated. as you said, more than 50,000 people, this is more than the 2008/2009 gaza war left their homes and moved to about 40 - 50 different schools run by the united nations to try and take shelter. the reason is and we have been through some of these areas, speaking to people who decided to stay put. they belief nowhere is safe. you can be in a street like is ghost town, and you can drive a couple of minutes to gaza, and it's full of people. it's a small place, densel

the palestinian ministry of health in gaza has warned of an environmental disaster if israel keeps lockingindolence is from retrieving the bodies. what we know the latest about shejaiya? >> there were attempts for a cease-fire negotiation, humanitarian cease-fire that is been going on since last night. these talks appeared to have fallen through. it is reported the israeli government is saying a cease-fire was not on the israeli government agenda at the moment. yesterday, we saw very heavy bombardment of shejaiya the came a day after heavy artillery shelling in the bloodiest day so far of the conflict. still cannot get in. we're have footage of the bodies in the streets and perhaps wounded, they're still alive, not being able to get out. city, very serious humanitarian crisis. the number of internally displaced has risen to over 100,000. the u.n. is struggling to cope with the number of people. the number is clearly low. one family today, i saw six families arrived from a district in the north of gaza which is -- was hard-hit yesterday, arrive, and live in that house. most people are not c

this knew outbreak of mid east violence has claimed more young victims. gaza's health ministryin this explosion at a refugee camp. eight of the ten children. the idf israel defense forces say the blast and a near simultaneous explosion at a gaza hospital that wounded two people were both caused by misfired rockets launched by hamas militan militants. and witnesses inside the refugee camp disagree and blame israel for the blasts. and you have these ongoing diat

we've seen the targeting of private family homes, 44 massacres of families gaza's ministry of health said last night and in discriminate shelling under the doctrine of deterrence, the idea you create enough devastation that you're warding off the possibility or warning against resistance to occupation. >> a lot seems to hinge now on the siege being lifted as part of the terms of the ceasefire. is the u.s. behind that and if not, why not? >> well, the u.s. so far hasn't shown any sign of being particularly amenable to the demands out of hamas, coming from palestinian society and gas, too and principally the issue of the blockade and seizure. it's been going on for a number of years now. the u.s. has not opposed it in the same way many human rights organizations and to a lesser extend, the european has, as well. so far, there's no sign that the u.s. is actually budging, really from its position, of course, we can't tell what's going on behind closed doors, but remember, this demand for an easing of the blockade is a demand that's entirely in line with international law, it's consistent

not sure, all of the international bodies are using statistics put out by hamas controlled ministry of healthin gaza. when it's over, you'll see statistics are more evenful i don't deny civilians are being killed the question is why is that happening? first hamas rejected a cease fire two weeks ago that we accepted and so all of the deaths happening since then are hamas's responsibility because they rejected ending conflict. secondly, as you, yourself said hamas adopted gruesome tactics of using civilians as human shields just today routers put out a report saying a third human shield has been discovered. this is a policy by hamas to use schools, un facilities and mosques, owe use football stadiums, to use open areas to house their military machinery we're making a maximum effort to be as precise as we can in a difficult combat situation but we have to stop those rockets raining down on our people, we will protect ourselves >> mark regev thanks for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me. >> joining me now with more, brit hume. so brit, why do you think he was so reluctant

we have had lines from the ministry of health here that say that nine people were pulled from the wreckagesorry the rubble where we have seen a lot of concentrated attacks, and the brigades as well have continued to fire rockets. there were rockets fired close to our hotel overnight, as well as obviously in various other locations around the strip, and then today as well, they said that they fired rockets at the airport in tel-aviv, and ashcaln. but about 7:30 we heard warning explosions and about 20 -- minutes later a very large bake. we rushed to the site of the attack after it happened ambulances were close by. an israeli air strike on a family home in gaza city. >> translator: at about half past 7:00 we heard air strikes nearby. we all jumped. it is a miracle we got out in survived. the house was destroyed. then they moved to another house and then that was destroyed. and now this. what do they want? we are ready to die? >> the family member carries one of the children to safety. adults rush to hide. the house was hit by israeli air strike this morning. there were two warning strikes a

according to to the gaza ministry of health, 274 palestinians have been killed in israeli attacks. number of children killed in gaza has reached 48. an average of four children killed each day. there are reports that 80% of gaza is currently without electricity. and the u.n. says the number of people seeking shelter in the facilities in gaza doubled from 22,000 to 47,000. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon is expected to travel to the region tomorrow. >>> joining me now from washington is senior fellow from middle eastern studies at the council on foreign relations steven cook. thank you for joining me. let's speak about the tunnels. hamas uses these tunnels to transport weapons and supplies. if the tunnels are disabled does that mean that hamas is disabled? >> it doesn't mean that hamas is disabled. it is clear that hamas has large stores of weapons, rocket launchers hidden throughout the gaza strip. there are workshops that build these kinds of things and put them together but it would hamper their ability to resupply over a longer period of time. >> if we are to take netanyahu at

boas lev is with israel's ministry of health. here they have pioneered marijuana research.st to isolate thc and cbd decades ago. now the country's ministry licensed 10,000 patients to use marijuana medicinally and has approved more than a dozen studies to treat illnesses like ptsd, pain, crohn's disease, even cancer. >> hopefully this would prove to be the best medication. i really hope so. we're not there yet. >> the answers might come from places like this. it's a state-run nursing home outside of tel aviv. residents here are using marijuana for pain, loss of appetite, parkinson's disease, and dementia. moshe root is one of those residents. he was 77 when he smoked his first pipe of marijuana. he is 80 now, and he smokes a couple of times a day. it's to help with the pain and the hand tremors caused by stroke. >> it's a mixture of tobacco and marijuana. >> he even decided to light up during our interview to stop his hands from shaking. >> you are saying your hands are steady because of the marijuana? >> it also helped ease a deeper pain hidden from sight. you see moshe is

gaza's ministry of health reports israeli air strikes killed more than 100 palestinians this week, andmany of them are dead women and children. israeli military officials say they launched at least 50 air strikes on gaza overnight. some of the rockets landed in gaza city, in rafa, near the egyptian border. israeli forces have hit more than 1100 targets. hamas militants have fired more than 550 rockets into israel at that "time." israel's iron dome defense system has intercepted many of them. meanwhile. militants in lebanon have stepped in, firing rockets toward israel for the first time this week. officials say israel responded with several rounds of artillery fire. we have fox team coverage on this. david lee miller is in;Ññ?ñ?ñ?ñn the gaza border. first, johnxñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? hutty isa city. john? >> well, harris, we just heard seen several loud explosions, explosions nearby, within just recently, and certainly within the past hour. there have been also numerous rockets launched from the gaza strip here, including one that just went over our heads, launched at israel, targeting israel that

all the international bodies are using hamas controlled ministry of health in gaza.l over, we'll see the statistics much more even, having said that, i don't deny the civilians are being killed. why is that happening? because hamas rejected a cease-fire two weeks ago that we accepted an egyptian arab league cease-fire proposal. all the deaths that have happened since then are solely hamas's responsibility because they rejected ending the conflict. as you said, hamas has adopted gruesome tactics of using gaza's civilian human shields just today reuters put ott a report saying a third u.n. school had been discovered with hamas rockets in it, this is not an aberration, this is a deliberate policy to use schools, u.n. facilities, mosques, football stadiums, to use open areas to house their military machine. we are making a maximum effort to be as precise as we can, in a difficult combat situation. we have to stop those rockets. and we will protect ourselves. >> mark, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> my pleasure, thanks for having me. >>> joining me now wit

though, is over a dozen people have been killed in this incident according to the palestinian ministry of health. they are saying that as well as over 200 people, we went to one of these hospitals. we saw the injuries. we saw the deaths. a lot of chaos, a lot of people looking for their loved ones trying to find out the status if they're alive or if they're dead. and when i was looking around to see who was injured, i was struck by just how many children and women and old people were hit by this rocket. when you look, these are schools where people are meant to take shelter. they're meant to be safe from the war. but that just hasn't happened over the course of this conflict. the u.n. has said that twice that their schools have been hit by israeli fire. now, the u.n. has also said, though, on the other hand, that they have seen twice hamas rockets stored in u scho.n. sch. these are supposed to be zones for civilians, noncombatants to go and find shelter. but in four different incidents, the u.n. is reporting that that just isn't the case, wolf. >> it's important to note, too, ian -- and you're v

>> alling of the information we get comes from the ministry of health. keep very detailed records about this. we have had a lot of deaths overnight? various parts of the gaza strip from the north to some of the palestinian refugee camps and down in the south as well, and east, just about every place you can name in gaza has been hit at some stage over the last 12, 18 hours. one of the other reports we have had recently is a family that was fit in ruffa, the head of the family was a man who is a leader -- a senior leader in the democratic front for the liberation of palestine, his wife was also killed and their five children. >> that's nicole johnston on the ground. we're looking at gaza, the smoke starting to clear on the right, but there has been a good seven or eight air strikes that we have seen in the last 30 minutes. as nicole was saying people most have left from there. israel's contention that that is where a lot of the tunnels are that they are targeting. rosemary is still with us in london, she has been listening to all of this. i guess really d

to bring in additional supplies in order to work with the world health organization and the ministry of health you say almost a quarter of the casualties are fatalities currently and are children. and that is an extraordinarily high toll for them to have to pay. the toll is even higher when you look at the number of injured which is up to 600. the majority of whom are women and children and 3,000 families have just been rendered homeless in a matter of days, again, the majority of them are women and children so this is having an extremely high toll on the civilian population in gaza who have no where to go. >> yeah, and it does seem incredible, doesn't it, that no one is stepping in to try and stop this, and more is not being done to try and stop this because you have nuclear power on the one hand waging war against a group on the other who are trapped in this tiny sliver of land with civilians who have no where to go, they cannot get out, they cannot escape. >> reporter: that's right. and both borders and rafa are closed to people aside from very severe medical cases, even at that we are only

the palestinian ministry of health says over 600 people have been wounded. in the deadliest single attack since the offensive began, at least seven palestinian civilians were killed when israeli warplanes bombed several homes and it is the populated area where the victims were sleeping. bodies were pulled from the rubble of at least three homes in neighboring buildings. a palestinian journalist was killed in central gaza after his car was bombed. video footage shows it have been marked as a media vehicle. the israeli military says is as dropped 800 tons of homes on 700 -- 750 targets. hospitals in gaza have been overwhelmed with victims and are running low on basic supplies. egypt opened up the rafah border crossing to evacuate some of the wounded. palestinian militants continue to fire rockets into israel, with more than 60 launched on wednesday, ringing the total to over 200 this week. thousands have taken refugee in shelters. in wednesday, hamas political leader offered to renew the 2012 cease-fire based on three conditions -- and and to the offensive, th

fighting broke out between hamas troops and militants. 49 palestinians killed according to gaza ministry of health. hamas continued firing rockets into israel, 70 so far today and with an extended warning to the faa for international airport. all a u.s. flights banned from flying to and from tel aviv. top human rights official said there's a strong possible israel and hamas committed war crimes over the past two weeks. u.n. released a statement with a startling statistic over the past two days one child has been killed in gaza every hour. joining me by phone from gaza city vice news producer daniel gold. daniel, i'd like to ask right off the bat, obviously we get reports of death toll increasing in the streets of gaza. what did you see today? >> today like any other day here. you go out on the streets, airstrikes, people digging out from the rubble, bodies being removed and the hospital. you don't have to look for for this. you drive out in the neighborhoods. someone will tell us, an airstrike there. an airstrike here. it's pretty constant, the neighborhood affected. gaza city is considered one of

will also tell you the numbers are coming out from the hamas-controlled ministry of health and no onehas the ability to adequately assess if those numbers are accurate or not. i do know that civilians are being hurt and being killed. they're getting caught in the crossfire between us and hamas. and our problem is that hamas imbeds itself amongst gaza civilians using gaza civilians as a human shield deliberately bringing them into harm's way. the best example was by the united nations yesterday where the united nations put out a statement saying they had an example of hamas storing 20 missiles, missiles that are fired at israel, inside a school. and hamas has no qualms whatsoever about burying its terrorist machine inside schools, in mosques, in urban areas. >> the u.n. yesterday when they discovered those rockets inside an abandoned school, the school no longer being used, they also said that was the first time in years of regular inspections at facilities that they had ever found weapons in one of their facilities. >> well, the truth is that is, we think, a little farfetched. there a