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ending nearly all social distancing restrictions and bars, churches, and gyms beginning on mondcbs nenew york. met palo alto officers have released a sketch of the suspect committing sex crimes over the weekend. the morning of labor day, police say a suspect approached a woman in el camino park and exposed himself. one hour later a sexual battery was reported. police leave both incidents are related, but victims met with a police sketch artist who independently made these two very similar sketches. >>> attribute to a loved driver today who died tragically on the job. last month 61-year-old crashed an empty bus and died. nobody else was injured. today a car caravan drove his last round to honor his memory. friends laid flowers on the actuly ha he le on a with him had a positive experience. he helped a lot of people. he touched a lot of lives. we're just shot. what >> he was nearing retirement with a bright future ahead of him >>> and we have got an outcast future ourselves. we need somebody to sweep this out. isn't there a hint there's one on the way? >> i happen to have a trough. it's not get

amy: from nenew york, this is democracy y now! >> at the end d the day, now we are forced to live i in a state where the e united statetes citn will have to choose between putting food on their kids play for voting. amy: a federal appeals court has blocked hundreds of thousands of floridians with fees and fines from past felony convictions from registering to vote in a move that could determine this year's presidential race. we will a

amy: from nenew york, this is democracy now! undnderkileaks stands threat, , so does the freedom of allession and the health of of our society. amy: the long-awaited extradition hearing for wikileaks founder julian assange has begun in london. he faces a possible life sentence if he is sent to the united states. we will speak to his attorney jen robinson just outside the

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amy: from nenew york, this is democracy now! undnderkileaks stands threat, , so does the freedom of allession and the health of of our society. amy: the long-awaited extradition hearing for wikileaks founder julian assange has begun in london. he faces a possible life sentence if he is sent to the united states. we will speak to his attorney jen robinson just outside the london courthouse. >> is that's a dangerous precedent for all media organizations and journalists in europe and around the world. this means that any journalist can be extradited for prosecution in the united states for having published truthful information about the united states. amy: then we look at how decades ofof u.s. militaryry interventin central america has led to the ongoing migrant crisis. we will speak with salvadoran-american journalist roberto lovato, author of the new book "unforgetting: a memoir of family, migration, gangs, and revolution in the americas." acrosss about my journey e citiesnd deserts a forgten, dea devaluelife inl salvador where v

amy:y: from nenew york, ththis s democracy now! >> i am here in san francisco wherend we are floating oil is being store that no one wants andnd we have n nor to put. >> i'm not babanning fracking. let me say again, i am not bannnning frackingng. amy: as the corovivirus pandemic contributeteto a glut t of fossl fuels, groroups like greenenpeae are calling on democratic presidential candidate biden to ban fossil fuel interests from his campaigngn and administratin if he wins. in massasachusetts, green new dl haspion another ed markey won his primary against challenger joe kennedy. we'll look at whether "the end of oil is near" with reporter antonia juhasz. then unions representing teachers and principals in new york avert a strike as they reach a deal with the mayor over the reopening of the largest public school system in the united states. >> what we have agreed to is to make sure that health measures are in place, to make sure thehe is time e for the appropriatate preparation for our educators, to make sure that we can have the s

amy: from nenew york, this is democracy y now! >> at the end d the day, now we are forced to live i in a state where the e united statetes citn will have to choose between putting food on their kids play for voting. amy: a federal appeals court has blocked hundreds of thousands of floridians with fees and fines from past felony convictions from registering to vote in a move that could determine this year's presidential race. we will look at the attack on voting rights across the county from wisconsin to florida. then as fires continue to devastate the west coast, trump rejects climate science and blames the fires solely onon forest management. pres. trump: please remember the words, forest management. please remember. amy: we will speak to an indigenous fire e expert in california who studied how returning to indigenous ways of caring for the land could foster greater climate resiliency. and as amazon ceo jeff bezos becomes the first person in the world to be worth $2$200 billio, we will look at how amazon increased prprofits by p

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