we will speak to new school professor nina khrushcheva. she is the great-granddaughter of former soviet premier nikita khrushchev. then to buffalo, where an 18-year-old white supremacist shot dead 10 people at grocery store in the heart of the black community. we will speak with the head of brady, one of the oldest gun violence groups in the u.s. and chile is rewriting its restitution to replace the one under u.s.-backed dictator augusto pinochet. a new draft constitution has just been released. >> the text materializes a new a treating one another, a new way of understanding life in our country where everyone can feel protected. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the house of representatives has approved a bill of combating domestic terrorism following last weekend's attack by white supremacist who killed 10 black ople in buffalo supermarket. the domestic terrorism prevention act passed on a vote of 222-203 wednesday with the support of just one republ

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also with us, nina khrushcheva, the great granddaughter of soviet premier nikita khrushchev, professor of international affairs at the new school and co-author of the book "in putin's footsteps: searching for the soul of an empire across russia's 11 time zones". >> professor, thank you for being with us. i couldn't help but notice, i'm sure you took note as well, that president putin was far more subdued in the ceremonies than i think most expected. >> everybody, yes. it has been actually big comment that it was very anti-climactic speech, very subdued and putin almost seemed for his standards almost apologetic, almost sort of explaining away once again why the war was necessary, but not bombastic as he has been displaying in recent months. and in fact, as you know, a lot of air show was canceled in numerous cities and there have been questions as to why they did. are they running out of fuel, don't they have enough airplanes anymore? because in the -- in the soviet union, even in the soviet union bad weather was never, ever an issue for cancellation of air parade and now it has been c