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Iraqi soldiers engaged in a firefight. the private explained that the enemy was just next door in a house full of civilians. we're on this rooftop here. they say they're putting down some suppressive fire so that the ground forces can advance further on them. but the iraqis weren't even trying to aim. they were just laying down fire. so when finally the gun battle died down, we assumed there could be no survivors. [ baby crying ] but there were. the soldiers helped them out of the house they'd been trapped in for weeks, lifting them to safety and treating them with kindness, but also with caut...

We're on this rooftop here. they say they're putting down some suppressive fire so that the ground forces can advance further on them. but the iraqis weren't even trying to aim. they were just laying down fire. so when finally the gun battle died down, we assumed there could be no survivors. [ baby crying ] but there were. the soldiers helped them out of the house they'd been trapped in for weeks, lifting them to safety and treating them with kindness, but also with caution. men were searched and questioned. there is no easy to way to tell insurgents from civilians. we were just about to go in...

They say they're putting down some suppressive fire so that the ground forces can advance further on them. but the iraqis weren't even trying to aim. they were just laying down fire. so when finally the gun battle died down, we assumed there could be no survivors. [ baby crying ] but there were. the soldiers helped them out of the house they'd been trapped in for weeks, lifting them to safety and treating them with kindness, but also with caution. men were searched and questioned. there is no easy to way to tell injure se insurgents from civilians. we were just about to go into the next house ...

Getting ready to go into gaza. do you have fear? are you scared going in? >> of course. >> reporter: we cross into gaza. our gunner scanning the dusty roads and ruined buildings. several tense miles later we stop. a tunnel, deep, concrete, sided, narrow, israelis believe it leads under the border into their country. israelis see these tunnels as a terrifying threat. some up to 100 feet underground. stretching up to a mile and a half long. lined with concrete, with power cables, phone lines, rail tracks, used to infiltrate israel and attack outposts and neighborhoods. they aren't going in. >> a...