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Still hostages during that time. they were silence for a while before we heard more gunfire again. we saw the stretchers, paramedics going in and taking out the wounded. you know, it was loud. it was terrifying. there were a lot of bystanders here who have been here throughout the night on the edges of exclusion zones to watch what was unfolding. they were all obviously very shaken by what has unfolded. to hear that one of hose hostages has died is absolutely devastating. how long the siege has ...

Here, they even given up on hospitals. this, the last one, flattened by a car bomb. the wounded, now taken straight to the border. from inside the city, you can see what months of fighting has done. absolute devastation. its almost possible to imagine the city sustaining life at anytime in the near future, but still the fighting persists. the shelling almost constant. so much of it caused by crude homemade devices like this. there are civilians here, those who refuse or cannot flee. and children...

Nations official. he has no time to speak on camera, but he said this is a critical situation. overflowing but a safe haven for now at least. at gazas main hospital no more space for the wounded. no choice except transfer the bleeding and the dying to other clinics. others may still be lying in a combat zone. >> many people are still underground. you see, those people, we couldnt arrive those people and extract them. so surely from those people are dead people, injured people, and those who migh...

>> reporter: since first light thousands of people have been streaming down this street, one of the roads that israelis in a pamphlet drop told civilians they could transfer safely along without fear of being bombed. as they walk, were hearing explosions all around. a human tide just trying to cling to life. theyre just hitting us, hitting and hitting, he says. at gazas main hospital, no more space for the wounded. no choice except ever transfer the bleeding and the dieing to other clinics. for ...

[ horns honking ] [ yelling ] >> reporter: a human tide just trying to cling to life. on foot, in cars, on donkey carts. any way, just out. they are just hitting us, hitting and hitting, he says. and when they leave, where do they come to? well, one of the united nations schools that has been opened to shelter that displaced people. i just talked to united nations official, he has no time to speak on camera, but he said this is a critical situation. overflowing, but a safe haven for now at least...

Toward gaza itself. i saw people walking without shoes, carrying their children, carrying very little in the way of possessions. when i spoke to them, theyre clearly many of them in can should. they talk about dead bodies in the streets, house after house being destroyed. 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 its probably well over that. in fact, we understand that ambulances cannot get inside...

Nationss official, he has no time to speak on camera but he said this is a critical situation. overflowing but a safe say venn for now at least a gazas main hospital, no more space for the wounded, no choice except to transfer the bleeding and dying to other clinics. others may still be lying in the combat zone. >> many people are still underground. you see, those people, we couldnt arrive with those people and extract them so surely from those people are dead people, injured people and those wh...

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com 8:00 on a sunday morning. i hope that it is treating you well so far. im christi paul. >> im victor blackwell. this is "new day sunday." >> we want with start with the crisis in gaza, growing deadlier by the hour. >> israel and hamas are blaming each other for breaching a two-hour cease-fire that was slammed overnight by shelling. >> the humanitarian pause as its been called was coming at the request of the red cross. it called for a halt in fighting in or...

Much. many of them carrying small children. some here and there, a plastic bag with their personal possessions. now apparently because of the level of injuries, the hospital, the main hospital here in gaza city, is crammed full of the wounded. the morgue is full of the dead. were hearing continuous shelling in the direction of shajaia. this is what we saw well into the night last night. we saw dark smoke coming from shajaia, the neighborhood of gaza city. and we saw fairly heavy pounding. more t...

My colleague carl penhall, that they are running out of medicine, running out of supplies. the doctors are really stretched to the limit. they are trying to send the wounded to other hospitals in gaza. but no road is safe in gaza. there is not a square inch in gaza where any one can be assured they are not going to be harmed. now, many people who fled have gone to u.n. schools, more and more are opening up. yesterday we were told by the u.n. that 62,000 people had sought refuge in u.n. schools b...