From New York, this is Democracy Now.

It is clearly unlawful for the U.S. Navy to shoot at people hanging on to boat debris

for their dear life to kill them in cold blood because the defense secretary, Pete

Hegeseth, said kill them all.

It's a war crime, it's murder, and it's unconscionable.

The Trump administration is facing growing bipartisan criticism.

After the White House admits the U.S. fired twice on alleged drug boat in September

in order to kill shipwrecked survivors of the first

strike. We'll speak to law professor David Cole about war crimes on the high seas and the

Pentagon's threats to court-martial Senator Mark Kelly for urging soldiers to disobey illegal

orders.

Then to Senator Bernie Sanders and New York City Mayor Alex Sauran Mamdani

as they joined striking Starbucks workers on the picket line in Brooklyn.

We must build a New York where every worker can live a life of decency.

We must build a New York where our words do not ring hollow. We must build a New York where every worker can live a life of decency. We must build a New York where our words do not ring hollow as we say that this is a Union

town.

And we must build a New York where the workers who power it are able to afford to live in

it.

I just want to thank the Starbucks workers for their courage here and around this country.

We are going to prevail.

Then President Trump cancels World AIDS Day commemorations while gutting AIDS health care across the globe.

We'll look at what this means from Uganda to the United States.

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