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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 ....
i m kendis gibson. ai m adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. that special election in georgia, the republican candidate celebrating after the most expensive congressional race ever. take a look. there she is, karen handel defeating democrat jon ossoff. the 30-year-old for a seat held by her party for decades. fending off what would have been a political upset that would have rattled congress and, of course, the white house. abc s janai norman has the latest from washington where the president was actually already offering congratulations overnight. good morning, janai. reporter: kendis and adrienne, good morning to you. it was definitely a hard fought victory for karen handel. she managed to beat out the young democrat and held on tight to that seat held by republicans for nearly four decades. 30-year-old jon ossoff had supporters across the country and hoped to be a breath of fresh air for georgia s 6th district. we are going to show those cynics in washington ....
suggesting it is time for new leadership. wait until you hear how she is responding to all of her critics. joining us this hour, charlie hurt, richard jordan, jon hilsenrath and andy biggs. melissa: the senate health care bill is giving market shot in arm but the stocks are beginning to slide. nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. nicole, what happened? there was 50-point turnaround. we got the news, market quickly went from red way into the green, 52 point from bottom to top. then sort of bounced around there, moved the health care stocks higher. in fact the s&p health care index hit a new high. then just fizzle out right to where it really was in the morning. we re not hearing any reason to have sold this market. in fact it seems to be more of what we saw this morning eliminates the pop in the middle of the day. oil came up off the lows, those multi-month lows. that helped the market a little bit throughout the day but then closed. look at some movers here. ....