the way. after pressure from activists, president obama is ready to fix what everybody agrees is the nation s broken immigration system, announcing he will unveil his executive order during an address from the white house tomorrow night. mike viqueira joins us from the white house. what is the president expected to say? this is something the white house and the president have been talking about for months now since house speaker john boehner informed him in a private setting that he would not be able to advance or unable to advance immigration reform. it was the summer of 2013 when it passed the is not with bipartisan support. the president said he was going to take these executive actions, going around congress essentially and try to do something about the 11 million individuals who are in this country illegally and living in the shadows. the president wants to bring them out of the shadows, but postponed that action initially for the end of the summer wednesday before t
israeli police and rescue services tell cnn, an israeli soldier was severely wounded. all of this bloodshed happening as a temporary humanitarian cease-fire declared by israel expires. our level of faith in hamas ability to honor any arrangement is at an all-time low. what happened on friday where we were given assurances, the u.n., the americans were given assurances from the qataris that all palestinian actions would abide by the cease-fire and one-and-a-half hours in the cease-fire, we re brutally attacked. jake tapper joining me live. we know hamas says it never agreed to the cease-fire in the first place, calling the whole thing a pr stunt. the israeli military confirmed its forces launched a strike today. a warning as we talk, the video is tough to look at. but was this, jake tapper, a violation of the cease-fire? reporter: well, it was israel s unilateral cease-fire in order to deliver humanitarian aid into to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid into gaza.
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