justice system did you raise the killing of jamal can show he went in and why was there yes yes i asked him what was happening and he was telling me that i think he said 13 but it could be more and i think he said more in the works that there are large numbers of people being prosecuted he s very angry about it he s very unhappy about it despite the photo ops and the warm welcomes there is still a great deal of stigma associated with mohamed bin said a man who many believe is responsible for the killing. unless an international investigation is carried out questions will continue to be oscar especially who gave the order to murder the journalist and what happened to his corpse. osaka so as we ve already mentioned now president tom is in south korea he s hoping that they ll be a meeting with kim jong un the north korean leader at the d.m.z. bride reports from the south korean capital seoul. president donald trump in seoul for his long anticipated visit with the future directio
i m interested in examining the lives of the powerless. amy: today we spend the hour with robert caro who has been described as the greatest political biographer of our time. hewon two pulitzer prizes, first for his groundbreaking book on robert moses called the power broker and then the master of the senate about an a b johnson. you still writing me fit. use out the new book titled working. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. in san diego, california, funeral services are being held today for lori kaye, a 60-year-old jewish congregant who was shot dead saturday in the latest attack by a white supremacist on a house of worship. on saturday morning, a man with an assault rifle entered the chabad of poway synagogue and openened fire during a service marking the last day of passover. kaye died after she reportedly jumped in front of a hail of gunfire to shield rabbi yisroel goldstein from
i m interested in examining the lives of the powerless. amy: today we spend the hour with robert caro who has been described as the greatest political biographer of our time. hewon two pulitzer prizes, first for his groundbreaking book on robert moses called the power broker and then the master of the senate about an a b johnson. you still writing me fit. use out the new book titled working. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. in san diego, california, funeral services are being held today for lori kaye, a 60-year-old jewish congregant who was shot dead saturday in the latest attack by a white supremacist on a house of worship. on saturday morning, a man with an assault rifle entered the chabad of poway synagogue and openeded fire during a service marking the last day of passover. kaye died after she reportedly jumped in front of a hail of gunfire to shield rabbi yisroel goldstein from
two adult at this point are detained. we know one of them is a man named terrence wilson. he is a friend or a boyfriend of the child s mother, we are told, and the woman is the second adult detained. we are told they could be the child s mother, but police have not confirmed that either, and we spoke with terrence wilson s brother earlier who explained how the child was shot. everybody was in the living room. the little boy went to the back of the room, crawled under the bed, and we heard this. reporter: we asked anthony wilson about whose gun it was. he said he does not know whose gun it was. we asked him why the gun may not have been locked up if the child was able to easily grab it from under the bed. he said of course common sense set to lock a gun up. he does not know why the gun was not looked up and said this is an accident. his brother is fearful about not only the child safety and condition, but of course what s going to happen to him as he s been detained, we ar
reporter: now, bayer released a statement which says in part, we are disappointed with the jury s decision but this verdict does not change the weight of over four decades of extensive science and the conclusions of regulators worldwide that support the safety of our glyphosate-based herbicides and that they are not carcinogenic. bayer will appeal this verdict. remember dwayne johnson, a former school groundskeeper from vallejo who used roundup at work, has terminal cancer. he was the first cancer patient to take monsanto to court and was originally awarded $289 million in state court but back in november after months of legal battles johnson agreed to a reduced award of $78 so hardeman as toernz are expecting some motions from monsanto in the near future. now, there s actually a third trial in oakland state court that s in court tomorrow. there s a couple in the area who is saying that their non-hodgkin s lymphoma is also caused by the weed killer. live at the san franci