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on the george w. bush administration s torture program. then as the trump administration s proposed to relax standards for border patrol agents, we look at major new developments in the case of anastasio hernandez rojas, a beaten immigrant who was and tasted that by u.s. border patrol in 2010 near here in san diego. please help me. courts what u.s. border agents did not witness, eyewitness videos of the incident got the sounds of hernandez-rojas pleading and screaming for his life. amy: the u.s. government recently agreed to pay out $1 million to his family. now the inter-american commission on human rights is vowing to investigate his death. we will get the latest. plus, we look at how environmental activists here in san diego, california, are fighting to barry radioactive nuclear waste on the california popular beach. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. we re on the road in san diego, ....
did president trump obstruct justice? we will speak to john kiriakou, a retired cia agent who was jailed for blowing the whistle on the george w. bush administration s torture program. then as the trump administration s proposed to relax standards for border patrol agents, we look at major new developments in the case of anastasio hernandez rojas, a beaten immigrant who was and tasted that by u.s. border patrol in 2010 near here in san diegego. plelease help me. courts what u.s. border r agents did not witness, eyeyewitnessss videos of the incidenent t t the sounds of hernandez-r-rojas pleading and screaming for his life. amy: the u.s. government recently agreed to pay out $1 million to his family. now the inter-american commission on human rights is vowing to investigate his death. we will get the latest. plus, we look at how environmental activists here in san diego, california, are fighting to barry radioactive nuclear waste on the california popular beach. all tha ....
did president trump obstruct justice? we will speak to john kiriakou, a retired cia agent who was jailed for blowing the whistle on the george w. bush administration s torture program. then as the trump administration s proposed to relax standards for border patrol agents, we look at major new developments in the case of anastasio hernandez rojas, a beaten immigrant who was and tasted that by u.s. border patrol in 2010 near here in san diego.o. pleasase help meme. courts what t u.s. border agages did not witness, eyewewitness videos of the incident t goththe sounds of h hernandez-rojojas pleading and screaming for his life. amy: the u.s. government recently agreed to pay out $1 million to his family. now the inter-american commission on human rights is vowing to investigate his death. we will get the latest. plus, we look at how environmental activists here in san diego, california, are fighting to barry radioactive nunuclear waste on the californa popular beach. all ....
there meeting will come to order. i want to thank the witnesses for taking time for your thoughtful testimony. i think it will be interesting discrimination of a problem that i think plagues so many inner cities. and from my standpoint, really one of the contributing factors of there is one of the top priorities of this committee is securing our borders. this is what i think our 25th hearing on some aspect of border security. now the title of the hearing was border and security the rise of ms 13 and other criminal organizations. reading through the testimony, it looks like we re focusing on ms 13 which is in the news today. i will let the witnesses tell the stories. it is interesting the history of ms 13. originally formed out of immigrants coming from el salvador, the war there. in california, southern california area. and then based on problems, those members being deported to central america. the organizations grew and thrived in central america and now we re seein ....
traveled across his pelvis, fractured bones and caused severe internal bleeding. we ll have a live report from outside the medstar washington hospital center tonight, where the congressman is being treated in just moments. but first, we are moments away from the first pitch in tonight s game, which has been breaking fund-raising records and fox business correspondent adam shapiro, live at nationals park, in washington, d.c. adam, good evening. reporter: and a good evening to you, lou. what could be a better show of unity than the fact that this event, which goes back to 1909, this charitable congressional baseball game. this year, has raised $1 million. last year it raised $500,000. they doubled how much they raised for charitable causes in the washington, d.c., area and sold far more tickets of over 20,000 sold for tonight s game, and also added to the charitable causes that will receive funding, the capitol police memorial fund, because it was of course two capito ....