From New York, this is Democracy Now.

On this vote, the eyes are 60. The nays are 40. The bill as amended is passed.

The longest government shutdown in history could soon end after seven Democratic senators

and one independent joined Republicans to pass a short-term government funding bill that now goes to the House.

We'll look at the growing calls for Chuck Schumer to resign as Senate minority leader over the deal.

Then to Chicago, where protesters have denounced federal immigration agents for dragging a daycare

teacher out of a Spanish immersion school in front of students and parents.

We'll speak to the mother of one of the children.

Diana is a wonderful mother, teacher, and friend to our community, and we are grieving her absence tonight.

We are full of sadness, but we are grieving her absence tonight. We are full of sadness,

but we are also filled with rage.

Diana was targeted, stolen on her way to care for our children by armed intruders from a private business without a warrant. Then Free Joanne Little.

A new documentary looks back at the 1975 murder trial

of the first woman in U.S. history to be acquitted

for using deadly force to resist sexual assault.

We recorded.

This song about a woman named Joan Little, I remember thinking that this could be my daughter,

my sister, my mother could be any woman on the planet.

...be Joanne is you and Joanne could be any woman on the planet. We'll be George Brown,

and Joan is you and Joan is me.

I'm prison as the whole society.

We'll speak to filmmaker Yeruba Ritchie.

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