From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Now we look forward to the government reopening this week so Congress can get back,

can get back to a regular legislative session.

The Republican-led House of Representatives expected to vote today on a funding bill

to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

We'll go to Washington to speak with California Congress member Roe Kana,

and look at how the shutdown has left millions going hungry.

Trump, why are you starving the kids? I'm hungry, and we have to get boxes from the food bank.

We'll speak to public health and nutrition expert, Marianna Chilton, author of The Painful Truth of Hunger in America.

Then as the House moves closer to forcing the Department of Justice release of the Jeffrey Epstein files,

we'll look at Epstein's secret role in brokering intelligence

deals for Israel. We'll speak with Martazo Hussein of Dropsite News. Finally, put your soul

on your hand and walk, a new documentary featuring Palestinian photojournalist Fatima Hasuna

in Gaza.

Where are you now?

This is my neighborhood.

No one lives here or here or there.

Or there.

There's no one.

A day after the film was selected for the Cannes Film Festival, Fatma was killed with her family in an Israeliirstrike.

We'll speak to the film's director, the acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Sepida Farsi.

The film is based on video calls Sepida Had with Fatma. All that and more coming up.

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