family members with whom we are with contact that they will be assigned specific departure dates. we have asked them to continue to monitor their email regularly over the next 24 to 72 hours for specific instructions about how to exit. it is 3:00 here in washington, d.c., we re going to begin this hour with cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson, he is in sderot, israel. give us the latest on what the idf says happened today at the refugee camp. reporter: they said they had precise intelligence which allowed them to target a hamas terror cell that was hiding out in the jabalia refugee camp in the fallujah neighborhood and it was using that precise intelligence that they targeted them, eliminating them. they point out that hamas has has made a habit, if you will, intentionally hides behind civilians, hides in tunnels that are underneath and amongst the civilian housing and the idf also point out that they have been warning the citizens of northern gaza to move
roof, nothing else to the building. every single house, everywhere you look, this is probably one of the better collections of standing houses that you can see in marsh island. most of it looks more like this. it is apocalyptic. there are no leaves. these ones are up right. everybody s tires are blown out and windows are blown out. we have seen cars pancaked on top of each other. we drove by an atm. there were two guys getting into a fight in front of it. fire officials pulled out and one of them had a revolver in his hand. this is developing into that place where there is no food and money and there is no gasoline. right at the port, there is a diesel ship that s pulled in, container ship that has diesel on it from fort lauderdale. there is a military container
with blue skies overhead, more bad weather is forecasting they are trying to get that done. also, off in the distance you can see standing houses, the destruction stops and what it looks like, this is a tornado to bounced along, it came, made a direct hit, moved in that direction, went up, bounced over the houses and let them intact. shepard: mike tobin, from harrisburg, illinois, and forecasters are concerned about the threat of more tornadoes. and now to rick in the weather center. which areas are facing the biggest risk? rick: one spot, a small target area, still dealing with the same storm that brought the severe weather in the form of snow across the foes, and a little bit of rain showers and thunderstorms in the far southeast, but look at the map, you can see the bull s eye of yellow, overnight area, parts of