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Israels statements, they say they are trying to limit civilian casualties, we do know the knock on the roof, thats the kind of the warning shot on to the roof of the building before they try take it down, we have seen the leaflet drops trying to inform civilians to get out of their neighborhoods, because a confrontation could be under way, but this is plainly not working. according to united nations, an independent arbiter by many peoples estimates, united nations says that between 70 and 80% of...

Since this started on monday, and more than 1,000 people injured. we saw a mad rush to the hospital, the main hospital here in gaza city earlier today after an air strike. the wounded, and now, as we understand, the killed brought to the hospital. we talked to the chief surgeon there saying its a dire situation because they are running out of supplies. they lose energy. they lose electricity for several hours, and, of course, this all continues even within the last few minutes, the rockets launc...

Houston-area home. he was once married to the female victims sister and was apparently looking for her at the time of the shooting. the wounded, a 15-year-old girl survived able to call police alert enough to tip them off to what he looked like who was then captured. the alleged gunman created this standoff in a cul-de-sac. he was finally pinned in between two sheriffs vehicles. now, he had been jailed in the past for domestic violence and assault. same-sex couples are now saying "i do" in par...

Guys do. wounded warriors who come out of war have their hands full with surgeries and recovery and all that stuff,. a lot of things they have to do on a day to day basis falls by the wayside, like paying bills, i imagine. >> thats right. one way weve been able to help is a marine who was at the army base in washington, at walter reed, he had a medical handicap sticker on his car, but it expired. and because he was a marine, they didnt get him an updated one in time, and he parked for dinner a c...

Shot all the people, there were antiabortion protesters right outside the clinic when he did it. as he did it. at the brookline planned parenthood where he killed a 25-year-old receptionist that day, protesters outside the clinic, one of their regular tactics was filming people, filming everybody as they arrived to work at the clinic. filming people as they arrived to volunteer. filming people who were working as escorts for patients coming into the clinic. they filmed the patients, themselves, ...

As escorts for patients coming into the clinic. they filmed the patients, themselves, including taking great pains to be seen videotaping their license plates. trying to be very intimidating and very scary to people so they wouldnt go into that clinic. but that day when john salvey got into that clinic and shot it up and killed the receptionist and wounded other people, as they brought the bodies of the wounded and the killed out of that clinic that day, the antiabortion protesters in the parkin...

They filmed the patients, themselves, including taking great pains to be seen videotaping their license plates. trying to be very intimidating and very scary to people so they wouldnt go into that clinic. but that day when john salvi got into that clinic and shot it up and killed the receptionist and wounded other people, as they brought the bodies of the wounded and the killed out of that clinic that day, the antiabortion protesters in the parking lot, they kept filming. they filmed that, too. ...

Much if now iraq is going to become a terror state? yesterday, on abc, a general who served in iraq addressed that question. >> i dont really know what you say to those families. this has got to be so difficult for them. its difficult for the almost 4500 survivors who have lost loved ones in iraq. its difficult for all the wounded. its difficult for all those folks who spent much longer than i did, much longer than two years, four, five, six tours over there and put their lives on hold to see th...

Security forces. >> id like to ask again, does the united states military think the iraqi military can hold? this department, does secretary hagel, think that the iraqi forces can hold baghdad? >> i dont give that, i take every opportunity to answer your questions. >> reporter: the joking, after spending $730 billion on the war with nearly 4,500 u.s. troops killed and 32,000 wounded. >> yes. we were surprised and disappointed by the poor performance of some iraqi security force units. theyre up ...

Nearly 4500 u.s. troops killed and 32,000 wounded. >> yes, we were surprised and disappointed by the poor performance of some iraqi security force units. they are up in the north. >> air strikes pose significant problems. there are no u.s. ground troops with up to the minute intelligence to guide air strikes. the militants dont have military bases, commanding control centers, or missile batteries to attack and, therefore, degrade their capability. fighters are dispersed in trucks, moving in citi...