the 2010 killing of anastasio hernández-rojas, mexican immigrant turned into the u.s. or san diego, even though eyewitness video showed agents beating and tasering the man. what u.s. border agents did not realize, eyewitness videos caught the sounds of anastasio hernández-rojas screaming and pleading for his life. amy: we will speak where andrea guerrero of southern border communities coalition and we will talk to doctors without borders as it releases a shocking report about the u.s. bombing of its hospital in kunduz, afghanistan and killed at least 30 people, including a number of military staff. there had been several rounds of targeted and precise bombings of the hospital. the hospital went in flames. patients were burned and their bets. the shrapnel bombs they used amputated legs of doctors and nurses and even one of the staff was decapitated. on top of that, what we heard from our staff is from the flames, people who are fleeing the building work shot at. amy: we
walker who organized racism lives here demonstrations at the university, stephanie shonekan, chair of the department of black studies, and dave zirin, sportswriter for the nation. then we go to yale university, or nearly 1000 students protested yesterday around race-related incidents. then to egypt. no account ability for the mubarak killings, the transitional role that followed him or killing of protesters under morsi himself during the brotherhood rule. with the military back in power in the judiciary almost completely in support of the new military-backed government, the hopes for credibility for those unnecessary deaths are even dimmer. amy: egyptian journalist and activist hossan bahgat freed just this morning after being detained in a cairo prison for his coverage of the military. we will speak with lina attalah of the news website mada masr and democracy now! correspondent sharif kudos, both in cairo. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democ
clayton thomas-muller. the department of justice has announced no border agents will be prosecuted for the role in the 2010 killing of anastasio hernández-rojas, mexican immigrant turned into the u.s. or san diego, even though eyewitness video showed agents beating and tasering the man. what u.s. border agents did not realize, eyewitness videos caught the sounds of anastasio hernández-rojas screaming and pleading for his life. amy: we will speak where andrea guerrero of southern border communities coalition and we will talk to doctors without borders as it releases a shocking report about the u.s. bombing of its hospital in kunduz, afghanistan and killed at least 30 people, including a number of military staff. there had been several rounds of targeted and precise bombings of the hospital. the hospital went in flames. patients were burned and their bets. the shrapnel bombs they used amputated legs of doctors and nurses and even one of the staff was decapitated. on top o
recently condemning the media for the criticism of the government s lack of response to floods in alexandria, a tv state anger was recently suspended for calling for people to be held accountable. we assume the owner of one of egypt s biggest newspapers be arrested on corruption charges. and speculate is because of the newspapers increasing criticism. this is the environment that journalists are operating one of intimidation, of censorship and arbitrary arrest. it is become one of the most dangerous places in the world to work as a journalist, but people like hossam bahgat really give us hope because he continues this important work and speaking truth to power. amy: sharif, thank you for being with us, sharif abdel kouddous democracy now! correspondent in egypt. happy birthday, pedro rodriguez. democracy now! is hiring a development director to lead our fundraising efforts and an on-air graphics operator. [captioning ma