From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The bottom line is that there's no legal basis for attacking these boats and the people on

the boats.

If this were a war, this would be a war crime.

But because it's not a war, it's just murder.

Pressure is growing on the Trump administration to release video of a U.S. air strike

on September 2nd that killed two men who were left shipwrecked in the Caribbean after

an earlier U.S. strike on their vessel killed nine people.

We'll speak to war crimes prosecutor Reid Brody.

Then to Arizona, where ice agents fired pepper spray at newly sworn in Congress member Adelita

Grajava as local residents protested another ice raid.

I was here. This is like the restaurant I come to literally once a week and was sprayed in the

face by a very aggressive agent, pushed around by others. When I literally was not being aggressive, I was asking for clarification, which is my right

as a member of Congress.

Plus, we look at Attorney General Pam Bondi's memo calling for law enforcement to target a wide range

of what she calls extremists in the United States, including those who show, quote,

hostility towards traditional views on family, religion, and morality. And we'll talk to former

EPA official Judith Anck, author of the new book, The Problem with Plastic, how We Can Save Ourselves and Our Planet before it's too late.

Plastics are damaging our health. They're showing up in every parts of our body.

They're making climate change worse.

And they're a major problem where they're produced in environmental justice communities.

All that and more.

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