From New York, this is Democracy Now.

To vote, let me announce the results of the vote.

The impeachment motion of President Yun Sukhiel was passed with 204 votes out of 300

total votes, 85 reject, and three are invalid.

South Korea's Farnelments voted to impeach the president over a short-lived attempt to impose

martial law.

South Korea's constitutional court will now decide

if he should be removed from office. We'll go to Seoul for the latest. But first, we look at

Israel's escalating attacks on Syria following the overthrow of the Assad regime. Last night, Israel

dropped what's been described as an earthquake bomb on Syria.

We'll speak with Al Jazeera's Marwan Bashara and also talk to him about the killing of three

more journalists in Gaza this weekend. We'll also look at the anger unleashed against the

health insurance industry following the killing of the United Healthcare CEO.

We'll speak to the reporter who published the manifesto by the alleged assassin.

We'll also talk to a ProPublica reporter about how United Healthcare cuts coverage for profit.

We obtained leaked documents from inside the company that have revealed what is effectively

the company's internal playbook for limiting mental health coverage.

And from those documents, we have published a story that looks at how the company has engaged

in a secret internal cost-cutting program that essentially targets

a growing financial burden for the company, and that's the treatment of thousands of children

with autism around the country.

All that and more coming up.

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