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andrew simmonds has this report. >> reporter: delivery runsar as crucial now as they were in the war. aid agencies are providing a live line for tens of thousands of people. this is free drinking water that is filtered and safe. those returning to damaged homes, when the water supply is working, there's no electricity to pump it from tanks and wells. gaza's only power station was hit by israeli shells. the fuel store and treatment plant was destroyed along with generated and turbine damage. full repairs will take a year, and the temporary fix will only offer part of what is needed. before the war, it only offered 60% of power. short falls made up by generators and egypt. >> it was short before the war. now it will be much more severe. >> without a constant power supply gaza's sewerage is going untreated. the coastline is being polluted with outlet like this, pumping out raw sewage 24 hours a day. aside from that there's a health risk from bomb damage to main sewers. >> this area was filled with raw sewerage, singing down deep through the sand. nothing could be done to repair the pipe

andrew simmonds reports. >> reporter: delivery runs like this are as crucial now as they were in the war. aid agencies are provides a life line for tens of thousands of people. this is free drinking water, filtered and safe. for those returning to damaged homes, when the water supply is working, there's no electricity to pump it from tanks and wells. gaza's only power station was hit repeatedly by israeli shells. the fuel store and treatment plants was destroyed. it's estimated that full repairs will take a year. and a temporary fix offering a fraction of the power. before the war they only had the capacity to give gaza 60% of its power. some of the shortfall made up from supplies from rail and egypt. -- from israel and egypt. >> it will be more severe, it was short before the war. is it. >> reporter: without a constant power supply gaza's sewerage is untreated. the coastline is polluted with outlets like this, pumping out raw sewerage 24 hours a day. aside from that, there's a health risk from bomb damage to main sewers. this area was filled with raw sue im, sinking deep through the

andrew simmonds has this report. >>> delivery runs like this are as crucial now as they were in the war. aid agencies are providing a life line for tens of thousands of people. this is free drinking water that is filtered and safe. those returning to the home, when the water supply is working, there's no electricity to pump it from tanks and wells. gaza's only power stations have been hit by israeli shells. its fuel store and treatment plant was destroyed along with generator and turbine damage. it's estimated full repairs will take a year, and a temporary fix will offer a fraction needed. before the war, they had the capacity to give gaza 60% of its power. some of the shortfall made up of supplies by israel and egypt. >> it was a kat as trophic situation before the war -- catastrophic situation before the war, now it will be severe. >> without a power supply gaza's sewage is untreated. outlets pumping out raw sewerage into the ocean 24 hours a day. there's a problem from bomb damage to suers. this area was filled with raw sewage. nothing could be done to repair the pipe or treat the se

simmonds gets into a scrum. he gets tossed. this is what happened when you fight.ose this 3-2. >> she was shadow boxing. >>> they could use a punching bag. seriously. not you though. >>> thank you. a lot of people talking about the foul ball that jeter had. a dad catches it and hands it to the little girl. to the horror, she throws it back to the field. dad is brought down and gives it back to his daughter with lessons. a foul ball >>> all right. we are getting one final check of the accuweather forecast. >>> now we are. take a look when you step out of the door for the bus stop, you u need a jacket. 53 at 8:00 in the morning. it bright and chilly. as you go through the day planner, a lot of the sunshine. 52 at 7:00. 67 at 1:00. and 71, at 4:00. the 80s will make a comeback this welcome back. >>> thank you, adam. thank you for joining us. and "modern family" is next. followed by "friends." >>> i am brian taff. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> see you. jay, should i get rid of this? the hat, the jacket, or the cane? actually, yes. just yes. we're having a

andrew simmonds reports from rafah. >> reporter: delivery runs like this are as crucial now as they weren the war. aid agencies are providing a life line for tens of thousands of people. this is free drinking water, filtered and safe. those returning to damaged homes, when the water supply is working, there's no electricity often to pump it from tank and wells. gaza's only power station has been hit repeatedly by israeli shells. the fuel store and treatment plant was destroyed with generate and turbine damage. full repairs will take a year, and the temporary fix will so far a fraction of power needed. it will only give gaza 60% of its power. some of the short form made up by supplies from israel and egypt. >> before the destruction the plants weren't billing enough. new it's seize. >>> without a power supply the sewerage is untreated. the coastline is polluted with outlets like this, pumping out raw sewerage 24 hours a day. aside from that, there's a health risk from bomb damage to suers. this area was filled with raw sewage, sinking deep though the sand. nothing could be done to repair

andrew simmonds reports from gaza city's orphanage. >> reporter: this is a place where it might seem bright and cheerful much the underlying mood can be dark. each child is ber received, having lost one parent. not all the deaths have been in the war. >> the staff are coping with some of the most distressing cases. like this 7-year-old. her father died in a road crash two years ago. in the war she witnessed the death of her mother, two sisters and brother in an israeli attack. "i want to hug my mother, i miss her", she tells her teacher. >> translation: our children feel safe here. we gi them psychological and -- give them psychological and social support, taking their minds from the war and the damage it has done. >> next door her brother finishes his psychologist, and talks of seeing the deaths at bate hann school. "when i remember i cry", "don't worry about crying." his psychologist says he has severe post-traumatic stress disorder. he moves to other patients, trying to keep them adults. >> we as adults are struggling to cope. imagine what it's like for the children, they have soc

andrew simmonds reports from rafah. >> reporter: delivery runs like this are as crucial now as they weren the war. aid agencies are providing a life line. this is clean drinking water - filtered and safe. those returning to damaged homes, when the water supply is working, there's no electricity to pump it from fangs and wells. gaza's only -- tanks and wells. gaza's only power station was hit by shells and bombs. the treatment plant was also destroyed and turbines were damaged. repairs will take a years, and a temporary fix will offer a fraction of the power needed. before the war it had the capacity to give gaza 60% of its power. some of the shortfall made up of plies by israel and egypt. it was a kat as strofic relationship before the war. now it will be more severe. without a constant power supply, sewerage is untreated. outlets pump out raw sewage like this, 24 hours a day. there's a health risk from bomb damage to suers. >> this area was filled with raw sewerage, sinking deep through the sand. nothing could be done to repair the pipe or treat the sewerage for a whole month. there are

andrew simmonds reports. >> delivery runs like this are as crucial now as they were in the war. aid agencies are providing a life line for tens of thousands of people. this is free drinking water that is filtered and safe. for those returning to damaged homes, each when the water supply is working, there's no electricity to pump it from tanks and wells. gaza's only power station was hit repeatedly by israeli shells. it's treatment plants were destroyed along with generator and turbine damage. it's estimated that repairs will take a year, and a fix will offer a fraction of the power needed. before the war they have a capacity to give gaza 60% of its power. some of the shortfalls made up. >> it was a kat as trophic situation before the war. now it will be more severe. >>> without a constant power splay gaza's -- supply, gaza's sewage is untreated. the coastline has outlets like this pumping out raw sewerage. aside from that there's bomb damage to main sewers. the area is filled with raw sue im, sinking down deep through the sands. nothing could be done to repair the pipe or treat