amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. trump: i will be signing an executive order imposing hard-hitting sanctions on the supreme leader of iran and the also office of the supreme leader of iran and many others. amy: iran says the move will permanently close the passage of diplomacy between the two countries. this comes as the u.s. carries out cyber attacks against iran. we will get the latest. then to oregon where the state government is in a standoff after 11 republican lawmakers fled the capital thursday, some fled the state, to avoid voting on landmark climate change legislation. threats of violence from right-wing militias supporting the rope gop legislators then led the remaining lawmakers to shut down the state capital in salem. they could today could have been in a store day for organ. house bill 2020 was poised to come to the senate floor. virtually, senate republicans failed to show up and failed to do their jobs. amy: we will go to portland, oregon
and the united nation warns of climate apartheid with the rich avoiding the worst effects of climate change, and the poorest paying the price. first a date for your diary. the next leader of the conservative party will be announced on 23july. he ll become prime minister the next day. it will be either boris johnson orjeremy hunt. according to bookmakers, borisjohnson has an 80% chance of winning. and remember he was by far the most popular among conservative mps who chose the final two. well we ve been hearing from both of them. first here s boris johnson on talk radio. we have course will be pushing our plan into action. we will be ready to come out on october the 31st come what may. do or die? do or die. come what may. do or die? do or die. come what may. that s significant. we ll hold you to that boris, or the brexit party will be forming the next government! . remember, the brexit party came first in recent european elections the conservatives came fifth. they‘ re u
amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. trump: i will be signing an executive order imposing hard-hitting sanctions on the supreme leader of iran and the also office of the supreme leader of iran and many others. amy: iran says the move will permanently close the passage of diplomacy between the two countries. this comes as the u.s. carries out cyber attacks against iran. we will get the latest. then to oregon where the state government is in a standoff after 11 republican lawmakers fled the capital thursday, some fled the state, to avoid voting on landmark climate change legislation. threats of violence from right-wing militias supporting the rope gop legislators then led the remaining lawmakers to shut down the state capital in salem. they could today could have been in a store day for organ. house bill 2020 was poised to come to the senate floor. virtually, senate republicans failed to show up and failed to do their jobs. amy: we will go to portland, oregon
we want to say that we are protesting the fact that 1400 children are going to be brought to this military site. we are here because we do not want to have that happen. and as former children of prison camps, of concentration camps in america, we are saying no more, never again. amy: japanese-americans who survived living in u.s. internment camps during world war ii return to the site of one of those camps fort sill in oklahoma to protest the trump administration s plan to indefinitely detain 1400 immigrant and refugee children. we will air a special report from the oklahoma protest. but first, we speak to an attorney who helped expose how some 250 infants, children, and teenagers have been locked up for weeks without adequate food, water, and sanitation at a border patrol station near el paso, texas. we will talk to her about children taking care of children. and then we go to ecuador to speak with the swedish computer programmer ola bini who was just released from jai
democracy now! we want to say that we are protesting the fact that 1400 children are going to be brought to this military site. we are here because we do not want to have that happen. and as former children of prison camps, of concentration camps in america, we are saying no more, never again. amy: japanese-americans who survived living in u.s. internment camps during world war ii return to the site of one of those camps fort sill in oklahoma to protest the trump administration s plan to indefinitely detain 1400 immigrant and refugee children. we will air a special report from the oklahoma protest. but first, we speak to an attorney who helped expose how some 250 infants, children, and teenagers have been locked up for weeks without adequate food, water, and sanitation at a border patrol station near el paso, texas. we will talk to her about children taking care of children. and then we go to ecuador to speak with the swedish computer programmer ola bini who was just re