including at least one pregnant woman and also united nations security guards for this complex it's the second time in less than two weeks to unite united nations run shelter has come under fire we've been catching up with those most severely affected with worms during these ongoing hostilities. it's hard to fathom how such bars devastation can occur in three weeks of fighting. thousands of homes damaged or destroyed tens of thousands internally displaced and well over a thousand. inside gaza's main hospital in its burns unit are a small fraction of the surviving injured this girl three years old. this israeli is demolished the house of this family. so we deceive the girl her mother her two brothers with severe burns. this morning this woman is in a very severe condition she is she presented to us about five days ago with her son and her husband her son has been died with severe burns and she is still surviving with a very critical condition the doctors and nurses here look as stunned as the civilians who survived in heavily bombarded areas it's hard to imagine how the medical staff can cope with these truly horrendous cases a human being if i see

incidents of we believe an israeli tank shelling directly hitting a united nations run school is actually not for instance all this kind and this now twenty days of fine things from this operation began. last week on a resort in the northern area of the gaza strip in that they had you know not the united nations run school being used as a shelter as well as this one this was hit. actually the circumstances were not as simple as hamas claims a mass claims that israel directly struck the school trying to directly kill innocents of course odds denied by the israeli military and it will take time to see the details of this case but for sure twenty have been killed and the cities we've seen with our own eyes are definitely. full of families who have been in touch just a constant shoots some of the poorest of the poor in gaza living in frankly miserable and conditions inside the schools. the situation here really is desperate for be families and for hundreds of people close og in the fighting just recently we did the main hospital in the gaza strip and caught a glimpse of some of those injured

beit hanoun in gases north deserted after israeli tank shelling hits this united nations run school killing sixteen and injuring scores of others before the war northern residents had it tough enough recently they've been plunged into incredible danger they were relying on the un to shelter and protect their children now even that is no guarantee that. the red cross said they would move but they didn't arrive instead israelis launched missiles at us after which we started looking for our children some were dead others wounded ambulances arrived and each took four to six people we reached the hospital and then here where we look for our children it took four hours to find my son. one hospital room and one entire family caught up in a war from which they couldn't escape. eleven years old was one of those pierced by multiple pieces of shrapnel this family are one among over one hundred thousand who are currently sheltering with the un we have been for twelve times. about this is school about it's a place how many people what is going on there the g.p.s. and everything the last time it was ten

beit hanoun in garza's north deserted after israeli tank shelling hits this united nations run school killing sixteen and injuring scores of others before the war northern residents had it tough enough recently they've been plunged into incredible danger they were relying on the un to shelter and protect their children now even that is no guarantee. the red cross said they would move but they didn't arrive instead israelis launched missiles at us after which we started looking for our children some were dead others wounded ambulances arrived and each took four to six people we reached the hospital and then here where we look for our children it took four hours to find my son. one hospital room and one entire family caught up in a war from which they couldn't escape. eleven years old was one of those pierced by multiple pieces of shrapnel this family are one among over one hundred thousand who are currently sheltering with the u.n. we have informed the. times in. about this this call about its place how many people what is going on there. and everything the last time it was ten fifty f

i want to bring back senior united nations correspondent richard roth on the phone. richard, the big controversy in the united nations run the united nations run school in northern gaza. is this what sparked this meeting? >> it is one of the factors and the inability of both sides to come to any lasting temporary cease-fire or any lengthy agreement for the future. this statement, which has been agreed to by all 15 countries on the security council, will be read out in the chamber in about an hour and a half. in the statement, clearly a reference to the attack on the u.n. school, the security council says that it emphasizes that civilian and humanitarian facilities including those of the u.n., quote, must be respected and protected and called on all parties to act consistently with this principle. noting how things have not been resolved there, the security council statement begins by saying, the council expresses grave concern regarding the deterioration and the situation as a result of the crisis relate to gaza and the loss of civilian lives and casualties. the other language talks about respect for international law, p

. >>> peace talks come after the horrific attack on a united nations-run school in gaza that killed 15>> the sudanese mother sentenced to death because of her christian faith is now enjoying some time with her family in italy as a freed woman. we have more on miriam ibrahim's release and a special visit with pope francis. >> good morning. miriam ibrahim became a worldwide rallying cry for those worried about the plight of christians in muslim countries. she actually gave birth to one of her children while in jail, reportedly chained up because of her faith. now, early yesterday morning, she landed in rome. today is her first full day of freedom with her children and husband. she's already met with the pope about her situation. the 27-year-old and the pontiff talked for about half an hour. her children were there. she thanked the pontiff for his prayers and solidarity along with help getting her released. the pontiff gave her a rosary. she was born to a muslim father and christian mother. but in sudan, she wasn't allowed to marry a christian. when she did do that and married her husband

they have fled to united nations run schools to escape israeli raids on the islamist group hamas. >> translator: we sleep on blankets on the floor and cover ourselves with our clothes. children are now suffering from diarrhea and are throwing up. >> reporter: aid workers are concerned about the state of hygiene at some facilities. along with the availability of clean drinking water and food. for the past ten days, israeli forces have been hitting what they call terror targets in gaza. the territory hamas controls. hamas fighters have fired hundreds of rockets at israel. israeli troops shoot down most of them with their so-called iron dome aerial defense system. the conflict has left more than 210 palestinians and one israeli dead. hamas leaders and others have criticized israelis for killing civilians. and people have protested in different parts of the world, from paris to buenos aires, all of them calling for an end to the violence. but israeli leaders show no sign of backing down. they have turned to twitter to explain how the defense forces are trying to avoid civilian casualties

many at a united nations run school that took several direct hits. the school had also become a shelter for civilians. israel's security cabinet is considering ceasefire proposals today. one plan calls for five day humanitarian troops. >>> the president of france says his soldiers recovered one of the black boxes from the air algerie plane. all 116 on board the flight, many of whom were french are dead. even though bad weather appears to be the cause, authorities are the not yet certain exactly what happened. he adds, most of the debris is in a concentrated, very small area. the passenger plane owned by the spanish company swiftair was leased to al jer ya's flagship carrier. disappeared less than an after taking off from burkina faso. today investigators are taking mare way to ukraine to examine the wreckage of malaysia airline flight 17. all 298 people on board we are killed. pro-russian separatists still control the area and have hampered attempts to access that site. >>> it is 4:33, happening today, police officers armed with rifles and bullet pro

going strikes continue here in gaza well yesterday we saw a very significant instance where united nations run schools. and this was struck allegedly by israeli tank fire in one way or another we understand that at least fifteen were killed including two children and united nations staff the united nations said it's given israel has started a g.p.s. g.p.s. coordinates all of its infrastructure in gaza deliberately to try and prevent this kind of civilian object being hit but this didn't happen and yesterday this will building was struck it was home temporarily to these hundreds of thousands of internally displaced persons as almost fifty percent of the territory of gaza has been labeled by the israeli military effect of you know goes if you go here you are likely to be killed so the situation continues to be dangerous even in the safest areas of gaza as the body count continues to rise now over eight hundred palestinians killed by israel's foreign ministry continues to blame hamas for the fatalities in gaza they say that all timothy's should be investigated and i agree and i'll tell you what w

and the united nations run schools serving as an emergency shelter in gaza has been hit by israeli shelling leaving at least fifteen dead and many more wounded the fighting in gaza is now in its third week it has killed more than seven hundred palestinians most of them civilians more than thirty israelis mostly soldiers have also been killed artie's harry fear has more on the u.n. shelter attacked today in gaza. this complex was struck directly or indirectly by israeli tank shells now it's not clear how or why this facility this civilian object was targeted by the israeli military but no warning was given and the united nations has made clear in this past few hours that it has given israel historically and recently all of the g.p.s. coordinates and information pertaining to its facilities in the gaza strip in order to prevent this sort of tragedy from taking place we understand also schools were injured in this attack and the last couple of days we've seen extraordinary escalation of them throughout the gaza strip not just the northern area but also the east particularly and we caught up wi

leaflets, some came after their homes were destroyed, and they thought they would be safe in a united nations run school. they were wrong. speaking to multiple eyewitnesses, they said after a.m. thet 4:30 shelling started. these schools were incredibly packed, as you mentioned. over 240,000 are displaced in gaza. well over 10% of the population. those are counting numbers not only in humans. also in other areas. these classrooms are incredibly packed. 60 to 100 people packed in the classrooms. the shells started raining down on the school. the displaced people of their said they did not hear any fighting around the area prior to the attack. the ones who were awake i just finished prayer. they spoke of seeing people with their legs blown off, arms blown off, someone had their head smashed in. at least 15 people have been killed according to the health ministry. officials at the hospital nearby said that 20 people had been killed at least -- and at least one child. many of these people come with nothing, usually just the clothes on their back. a lot of them are poor income with donkey carts. outsid

busy market and a united nations run shelter. >> translator: there's no safety at all.o place is safe. neither homes nor inside the schools. >> reporter: by the early evening hours more than 100 people were killed. israeli commanders say they were under attack and blamed hamas for hiding in civilian areas. the white house condemned hamas for hiding weapons in u.n. sites but also reportedly angry with israel for shelling in civilian areas. saying in a statement quote the violence underscores the need to achieve a cease-fire as soon as possible. the obama administration is furious with israeli tactics during this conflict since most of the 1300 palestinians that have been killed have been civilians. israel says it won't withdraw their trooms from gaza until hamas network of attack tunnels are destroyed. three israeli soldiers were killed while demolishing a tunnel in the southern part of the gaza strip. meanwhile the humanitarian crisis in gaza continues to worsen. water is running low. more than 200,000 people are now seeking shelter and assistance from the united nation

it was supposed to be a safe haven during intense bombing in gaza. [ sirens ] but this united nations-runol turned shelter suddenly hit with at least one explosion. shrapnel peppering the walls. the u.n. and ministry gaza says 16 people were killed, more than 200 injured, including children, women and men, filling already overstuffed hospitals. initially, both israel and hamas blamed each other for the strike. israel promised to investigate. and it did. releasing this video from the israeli military as proof of its conclusion. the shot from high above beit hanoun neighborhood, where the school is located, and then the morer struck the school's inner courtyard. on a conference call, the spokesman told us a single errant israeli mortar landed in the courtyard in the school. the footage we have showed the courtyard was empty. it is extremely unlikely anybody was killed by that motor fire, he said. there could have been injuries from the shrapnel, ultimately saying we reject the claim people were killed by the idf mortar on the school premises it the statement left many questions. we tried to

more than 17,000 residents have sought refuge in united nations' run schools now being used as shelters. >> what we're finding is people are very willing to talk to us about the situation on the ground here. they have nothing to do with hamas. >> reporter: this 26-year-old and his daughter are also among the palestinians seeking refuge in this shelter. >> do you have any clothing? were you able to bring anything here? >> translator: they ask us to leave the house immediately. we left everything behind. we have only -- we left in a hurry. >> reporter: he was hoping he would go home soon. we're getting reports that egypt is trying to work a cease fire agreement between israel and hamas that's agreed upon by both parties. as soon as 9:00 a.m. local time. that's 2:00 a.m. eastern. at that point, both sides would meet in cairo to go over the terms of a longer term cease fire agreement. now we're going into day eight of the fighting and perhaps we may be seeing the l fighting coming temporarily to a halt. >> john, thank you. we'll follow that late breaking development. >>> the top diplomat is

. >> reporter: more than 100,000 civilians are now seeking refuge in united nations run shelters. space and supplies are scarce. some palestinians are turning to an unlikely site for safety, a 12th century greek orthodox church but even it didn't provide sanctuary for long. shrapnel went flying and damaging the church and graves. despite efforts by u.s. and international diplomats for some type of cease-fire we're not hearing anything tonight that lays out framework or lays conditions for a cease-fire between israel and gaza. >>> a senior intelligence official this afternoon debunked some of russia's theories what brought down flight 17. though there was no is smoke gun for russian involvement the against official suggested russia created the conditions that made the shoot down possible. this as the u.s. embassy in kiev has released images showing a mock up. the trajectory of the surface to air missile which we reproduced here. while some questions appear to be answers, many remain and investigators are dealing with the challenge of a grizzly scene that has been compromised and pi

more than 17,000 residents have sought refuge in united nations run schools, now being used as sthelters. >> do you have any clothing? >> >> they asked us to leave the house immediately. we left everything behind. we had only like 15 minutes to leave. we left in a hurry. >> reporter: we're getting word that egypt may be trying to broker a temporary cease-fire agreement between israel, and hamas. that if both sides were to agree upon, would go into effect at 9:00 a.m. local time. that's 2:00 a.m. eastern. and would, for the time being, anyway, bring to a halt the fighting. in gaza city, fox news. >> army -- >>> army sergeant bowe bergdahl is returning to active duty. he will have a desk job at fort sam houston. he may also be eligible for as much as $350,000 in back pay. what happens next, though, depends on an investigation into his disappearance, and whether bergdahl was a desserter, that could possibly lead to charges. >>> starting this fall, facebook will be tracking shows watched on tv and tablets. it's part of facebook's partnership with neilson. individual names will be protected,

. >> reporter: chaos at this hospital in northern gaza after a united-nations run shelter was hit todaynd shrapnel still around the courtyard. women, u.n. workers and so many children are reportedly among the injured and dead. this was supposed to be a safe place for palestinian families to hide from the barrage of rocket fire that has destroyed homes, reportedly displacing more than 100,000 people in gaza since the conflict began more than two weeks ago. the israelis hit us in our homes and at the school. the israeli military claims because hamas was firing rockets from nearby they warned the u.n. to evacuate the school. israel blamingçó hamas for stopping the evacuation. >> hamas is using its own palestinian civilians as human shields. this is the main reason for the level of casualties among civilians. >> reporter: this, coming after the u.n. security council yesterday voting to investigate the israeli council for war crimes. >> this is not permitting us to defend our people. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is in cairo, still trying to broker a cease-fire as people on both

stay with other family members in a different part of the strip or go to some of these u.n., united nations-run where they can have shelter for a period of time. how is that translate to get civilian pressure on the political factions? we're not really seeing that. on the ground, yes. residents, civilians will say, of course, they want peace. they've had too many wars a confrontation with israel in 2012. a ground and air confrontation in 2008. they say they're sick of war. they want more open borders to get goods and services to gaza. they want more open borders to travel into egypt. they say they want to live like real people like they do in sweden and norway. those are precisely the political aims that hamas is pushing for both on political front and the military front. so, although they may not share the desire for war, they do certainly share the desire for some greater freedom of movement. and so far, we're not seeing the civilians pressuring hamas to back down from this fight, poppy. >> appreciate the reporting for us in eastern gaza this morning, thank you, karl. >>> let's turn now to th

many were at a united nations run school that took several direct hits.d become a shelter for civilians. israel's security cabinet is considering international ceasefire proposals today. one calls far five day humanitarian trust. >>> first look at the wreckage this morning from the air algerie plane that crashed in northern mali. this is new video just in. it's not terrific, but this is coming from a long way away. this is from a french broadcaster, there's the debris field. the president of france says his soldiers have recovered one of the black boxes overnight. fran swa also announced this morning all 116 people on the flight, many of whom were french are dead. he says even though bad weather appears to be the cause, authorities are not yet certain exactly what happened. the passenger plane was owned by swiftair and leased by algeria's flagship carriered. disappeared after an hour from taking off from burkina faso. >>> today international investigators are making their way to ukraine to examine the wreck ak of malaysia airlines flight 17. bodies still

we go to theback, spokesperson for the united nations organization that runs the school that was just shelled, killing 16 people, hundreds. now!is is "democracy ". palestinian families were in the school, fleeing israel's offensive against, militants. saidirector of operations the coordinates of the school have been given to the israeli army numerous times. >> the school was a designated emergencies -- emergency shelter. they were fully aware that this was a shelter. we knew the situation was deteriorating. over the course, we tried to coordinate a window during which -- our staff. we would never confirm the window. >> that was the director of unrwa operations. i was shocked and opposed by what has happened. it is unacceptable. i condemn it strongly. secretary kerry and i and many leaders have been watching -- been working tirelessly to bring this to an end. was u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon. christopherd by gunness. describe what you understand happen. accordance of gps a u.n. designated school. it had a blue u.n. flat on the israeli army.the we appealed to them and beg them and

. >> reporter: chaos at this hospital in northern gaza after a united nations-run shelter was hit.re reportedly among the injured and dead. this was supposed to be a safe place for palestinian families to hide from the barrage of rocket fire that has destroyed homes, reportedly displacing more than 100,000 people in gaza since the conflict began more than two weeks ago. the israelis hit us in our homes and they hit us at the school. >> reporter: the israeli military claims because hamas was firing rockets from nearby, they warned the u.n. to evacuate the school. israel blaming hamas for stopping the evacuation. >> hamas is using its own civilians, palestinian civilians, as human shield. this is the main reason for the level of casualties amongst civilians. >> reporter: this coming after the u.n. human rights council decided to investigate israel for possible war crimes. >> it's a travesty of justice. it will not stop us from defending our people. >> reporter: secretary of state kerry is in cairo, still trying to broker a cease-fire, as people on both sides of the conflict beg for p

innocent civilians as human shields and the report from yesterday, a barrage of shells struck a united nations run shelter thursday in a densely populated area that residents had been under is with us all for days, killing at least 16. "the wall street journal" writes the israeli officials said they did not yet know what it is showed in the northern gaza town but acknowledged that the war is really firefights with hamas. islamist group that rules gaza in the area, reporting from "the wall street journal." the u.s. house will gavel and in about 15 minutes at 10:00 eastern, and on their agenda today and measure dealing with, dealing with iraq. this is a resolution supported in part by wall street journal republican -- bar the president from deploying or keeping u.s. armed forces in the ongoing combat in iraq and lessig its authority from congress to do so. that resolution is one of several set for house debate today. they will have votes sometime early afternoon and that will do for legislative work for the house today. they are back next week for one final week of legislative work before the august

the united nations has asked for aid running low.ver 50,000 people living in gaza are internally displaced and have taken shelt ner 44 u.n. relief schools. one million people cannot get access to clean water or even antation services. all of this is happening while over in ukraine, pro-russian separatists rebels claim they have located flight recorders from the malaysia airlines flight that was brought down by a missile strike. service workers were seen removing orange colored devices from the debris on friday. good sunday to you. i am meteorologist eboni dion. we have been monitoring across the northwest because it's been warm and dry. what little rain we have seen has been associated with truck driver thunderstorms and dry veg table, the lightning has actually sparked a few fires across this area. i want to show you some video we have because conditions are not improving. by mid-week we will see changes but you can see the smoke just kind of billowing out across this area. it has reduced visibility and caused problems with air qual

united nations now says that more than 100,000 palestinians have taken refuge in 69 schools. that's separate from the thousands of others who are staying with relatives and elsewhere. the united nations is runningg for an emergency appeal to get as much aid as possible into the gaza strip. because gaza is under a blockade, the access in and out of gaza is restricted by israel, which says it is delivering humanitarian goods for the people of gaza, but not enough according to palestinian and international aid organizations. so a very dire situation that shows no end in sight as some of these diplomatic talks that have been taking place have really been so far falling flat on their face without producing any tangible results to stop a cease-fire or to put in place a cease-fire here on the ground, joy. >> all right . thank you very much, ayman mohyeldin. now i want to bring in the senior diplomatic correspondent and senior bureau chief. thank you for coming back. when you hear that contrast where you have sort of global revulsion at the loss of civilian life in gaza, the sort of nowhere to go situation for the civilians there but really continued strong support inside israel for what is going on, d

the united nations estimates that nearly 120,000 have run away from their homes on the front and intompty schools. there is food, water, but little dig tee at this almost 600 people cra classrooms 30 to 50 in eachone. as difficult as it is, almost 600 people sharing 12 bathrooms people here say at least they feel safe, if "safe" is a word you can use in gaza. yet, there is a breaking point. 6u"it can't go on like this much longer" rewaa pasal says. "this is a big disaster for us." but there is no sign of a let-up from the israelis, and hamas sees no cease-fire unless the israeli blockade is lifted, said spokesman sami abu zuhri. how much longerwi can hamas ask te2dp his answer, "the people in gaza say to m people under pressu pressure us'." water and food are in short supply, electrity down to three hours a&2f+hu day almost every street, and constant explosions make sleepço almost impossible. and yet scott, there is defiance. >> pelley: morekable reporting from gaza.sen, thanks very much. for its part, israel has lost 32 soldiers and three civilians. most flightsain but the f.a.a is