From New York, this is democracy now.

These missiles can follow multiple targets except commands when they are launched and

change their target along the way.

Thousands of U.S. Marines and sailors have been deployed to the Middle East in an

effort to deter Iran from seizing oil tankers in what the Washington Post calls a remarkable

escalation in tensions between the two countries.

Iran's responded by equipping its navy with drones and missiles.

We'll speak with the Quincy Institute's Treadaparcy who asks, with Marines on Persian Gulf

vessels, is Biden risking war with Iran, then an update on the U.S. response to asylum

seekers starting at the southern border in Texas, where state troopers are reportedly separating

migrant families to New York City, where there are growing calls for long-term shelter for

immigrants as the city claims it's run out of room.

It's kind of another slap in the face.

Our, you know, historical New Yorkers who've been here and our most recent arrivals

who are just seeking a little bit of help in this moment.

We need to actually stop doubling and tripling down on broken systems like our emergency

shelter system and actually invest in getting people out of emergency shelter and into permanent housing.

Then the Iraqi men suing U.S. military contractor Kaki for torture they endured at Abu

Gray Prison may finally get their day in court. We'll speak with their lawyer and hear from one

of the men, an Al Jazeera reporter, about what they endured.

One of these methods was that you were kept naked, hand-cut, the hood on your head.

Then they were bringing a big dog. You hear the panting and bark on the dog very close to your face.

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