amy: in the largest campaign rally of the 2020 presidential race, senator bernie sanders addresses an estimated 26,000 asple in queens, new york, he picks up the endorsement of congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz, and michael moore. then seven catholic peace activists go on trial today for breaking into the kings bay nuclear submarine base in georgia. we will speak to longtime peace activist liz mcalister. if convicted, she could spend the rest of her life in prison. that is the end of life on earth. that is the end of life on earth. say no to that. we don t have that right to destroy god s creation. amy: plus we go to chile where protests have rocked the country. as many as eight people have died in widespread unrest, which began after subway fare hike two weeks ago. the chilean president has declared a state of emergency and the military has been deployed to the streets for the first time since the pinochet dictatorship. all of that in
bang, bang, bang. tonight, out of prison, serving the minimum sentence. the survivor afraid for her life. i ll always have to watch my back for the rest of my life. but first, the nightline 5. e 5. good evening. thank you for joining us. it s been a tough year for puerto rico. the island trying to recover from hurricane maria. homes and lives destroyed. made worse by manmade missteps. now signs of recovery along with worries for the future. here s abc s linda lopez. hola. hi. how are you? linda. how are you? it s nice to see you. you have a roof. reporter: for carmen torres gonzalez this home in san lorenzo puerto rico is an answer to a year of prayers. the roof, the ceiling, the walls, everything completely intact, completely rebuilt. a far cry from last september when the house was razed to the ground. when hurricane maria collided against the island with winds of more than 150 miles per hour. we met her six months ago when more than 20 years of her life had
[captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is from san francisco, this is democracy now! we re holding the doors of climate action summit and blocking them. the solutions are here on the street, not behind closed doors. amy: are you trying to shut this down? absolutely. amy: indigenous and climate justice activists block the entrance of the opening of the global climate action summit , demanding california governor jerry brown do more to combat climate change and to keep the state s oil in the soil. we will go to the streets of san francisco and also hear brown and michael bloomberg s response to the protesters. i believe california has the most far-reaching stance to deal with emissions, as well as oil consumption and production. our goal is a 45% reduction in oil production and consumption. america is a wonderful country. we have environmentalists are testing an environmental conference. it reminds me of people who want to build a wall o
[captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is from san francisco, this is democracy now! we re holding the doors of climate action summit and blocking them. the solutions are here on the street, not behind closed doors. amy: are you trying to shut this down? absolutely. amy: indigenous and climate justice activists block the entrance of the opening of the global climate action summit , demanding california governor jerry brown do more to combat climate change and to keep the state s oil in the soil. we will go to the streets of san francisco and also hear brown and michael bloomberg s response to the protesters. i believe california has the most far-reaching stance to deal with emissions, as well as oil consumption and production. our goal is a 45% reduction in oil production and consumption. america is a wonderful country. we have environmentalists are testing an environmental conference. it reminds me of people who want to build a wall o
(j.r.) well his front paw is still limp but his owners say he just drags it around anyway. to make sure people know about what happened they ve put up these flyers that say. someone in our neighborhood is shooting cats with a pellet gun. this is pudder the cat. he s six human years old. sunday morning a neighbor found him bleeding in her garden. she ran him home, his owners took to him to the vet and x rays revealed that he had been shot just two inches from his head. the pellet that went inside him was mushroom shaped with a sharp tip at the end. in fact when they were x-raying they found he had been shot before. there was another sharp pellet in him as well. pudder still walks around the house with that limp paw. his family is thankful that he s still with them.(j.r.)another neighbor on next door said that their cat had been recently shot as well. at this point no arrests or citations have been given. live in san jose, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (vicki) another big story toni