a spinning move parliament illegitimate and the military announced it was over. the same parliament egyptians have spent months voting for in their first votes ever. one tweet from a human rights activist said, egypt just witnessed the smoothest military coup. we d be outraged if we weren t so exhausted. chaos erupted in the streets of cairo and tahrir square as people gathered. it comes just two days ahead of the presidential election. now this election pits a mubarak loyalist that the military supports against a muslim brotherhood candidate. that it doesn t. it doesn t seem to be a cowibs dense that the brotherhood was the single biggest party in the parliament dissolved today. how did america get egypt so wrong? i remember being in cairo covering the revolution not even 18 months ago. it was inspiring and it was uplifting. it was a moment i ll never forget. president obama, like so many other americans, was moved. by a revolution that toppleled a dictator who had ruled for
the united states will stop deporting young illegal immigrants who meet certain requirements. we will hear from president obama shortly as he is getting ready to go into the white hous nation. he is going to speak in a few minutes from now and we will have live coverage of the president. all correspondents are covering the aspects of the story. jessica yellin and juan antonio carlos, and also we will hear from the romney campaign and the outspoken sheriff joe arpaio, and the students, and the people who are directly affected by this dramatic change, and this executive order announced by the president of the united states, and janet napolitano, the secretary of homeland security. i spoke with her a little while ago and i and we had this exchange about the policy and its ramifications. reporter: is this a pathway to citizenship for these young peop people? not at all. in fact, that is where congress needs to act. we continue to urge the congress, you know, pass the dream
it is a major development from an administration that s been under fire for record deportations. straight to brianna keilar at the white house who has been following this. it s not a stunning reversal of any policy or anything from the obama administration, but it certainly did come as a surprise that the announcement was going to be made today. reporter: this is certainly a very big deal, don, to protect young illegal immigrants. this is something that democrats and some republicans have been calling for in congress for over ten years now and has had a hard time getting through congress. but basically here is what the announcement says. if someone came to the united states as a child, so 16 years or younger, they don t have a criminal record, they don t pose a national security or public safety risk, in school or a high school graduate or have their ged or honor bli discharged former member of the military and not over 30, they would be eligible to defer deportation for a
out front tonight, chaos in cairo. a spunning move by mubarak era judges today who declared parliament illegitimate and the military announced it was over. the same parliament egyptians have spent months voting for in their first votes ever. one tweet from a human rights activist said, egypt just witnessed the smoothest military coup. chaos erupted in the streets of cairo and tahrir square as people gathered. it comes just two days ahead of the presidential election. now this election pits a mubarak loyalist that the military supports against a muslim brotherhood candidate. that it doesn t. it doesn t seem to be a cowibs dense that the brotherhood was the single biggest party in the parliament dissolved today. how did america get egypt so wrong? i remember being in cairo covering the revolution not even 18 months ago. it was inspiring and it was uplifting. it was a moment i ll never forget. president obama, like so many other americans, was moved. by a revolution that topplel
scene of the alleged crime. hernandez described to the detectives how he lured young etan from the school bus stop. at west broadway and prince street. with the promise of a soda. he then let him into the basement of the bodega, choked him there and disposed of the body by putting it into a plastic bag and placing it into the trash. earlier today a law enforcement source said that hernandez was interviewed briefly years ago in connection with the case an that his claims were being treated with skepticism. tonight, pedro hernandez under arrest for the murder of 6-year-old etan patz, 33 years ago. susan candiotti is you knowing us live along with jeffrey toobin and lou palumbo. what other details are the police giving about this guy, pedro hernandez, and how this alleged murder took place? reporter: you know, anderson, this case just continues to be a real stunner. what we re hearing about this man is that as you indicated, he worked as a store clerk in this bodega and th