good morning. welcome to early start. i m debra feyerick. i m john berman. it s 4:00 a.m. in the east. we would like to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. after sunday s bombing of a u.n. shelter in gaza. they called the attack disgraceful. the u.n. described it as moral outrage and criminal attack. israel is suspending their fire for a seven hour humanitarian cease-fire. john, does hamas seem to be willing to support this cease-fire? if so, what can actually be physically achieved in seven hours? reporter: well, at this point, hamas says they will not go along with the cease-fire. they don t trust the israelis. they believe it s an attempt to divert attention away from what happened at the school. the israeli s say they were attacking three members of the jihad on a motorcycle. apparently, they passed near the front gates of the school. nine people died from shrapnel after it was fired. as for what can be done in the seven hour cease-fi
hello. i m john berman. i m michaela pereira. those stories and much more at this hour. unfolding, the humanitarian crisis at the border takes center stage at capitol hill. president obama is urging congress to take swift action on his $3.7 billion plan. it is aimed at stemming the tide of undocumented immigrants on the u.s./mexican border. the plan includes funding for border security as well as efforts to crack down on smugglers. those coyotes. the president issued a plea and a warning. while we intend to do the right thing by these children, their parents need to know that this is an incredibly dangerous situation and it is unlikely that their children will be able to stay. i ve asked parents across central america not to put their children in harm s way in this fashion. homeland security secretary jeh johnson will push the president s emergency fix when he speaks at a senate hearing coming up in just a few hours. but no one should be expecting any kind of spee
it has experienced a lot of fighting and it is right by the southern border. israel will reply with fire. the u.s. is using its strongest language yet to condemn today s deadly shelling near another united nations school being used as a shelter for 3,000 people in gaza. we know nine palestinians were killed. this is being used as a shelter for thousands of palestinians right in southern gagaza. the united states is appalled by today s disgraceful shelling outside a u.n. school in rafah. the coordinates of the school, like all u.n. facilities in gaza, have been repeatedly communicated to the israeli defense forces. it also said israel must do more to meet its own standards and avoid civilian casualties. the israeli defense forces say they targeted three palestinian islamic jihad members riding on a motorcycle in the vicinity of the school. idf tells cnn militants have made a special effort to fire from u.n. facilities in recent weeks. we want to go to our senior internatio
with two attacks in jerusalem. in southern california, the latest on 500 campers, including many, many children who were trapped by flash floods and mudslides. we ll have an update on what s being done now to get them evacuated. a top secret ebola drug never tested on humans likely saved the life of an american who earlier told doctors i am going to die. we have behind the scenes details. hello, everyone. i m john berman. and i m michaela pereira. those stories and much more. the humanitarian cease-fire window has now been closed, for an hour. hamas saying it never agreed to it in the first place. now there are two reports of violence in jerusalem. israeli police telling cnn that a man on a motorcycle opened fire at the entrance of the mount scopeis tunnels and an israeli soldier was shot and wounded. this is after another attack in jersey. a palestinian man drawing a bulldozer vehicle slammed into a passenger bus and flipped it over. authorities shot and killed h
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