and violence miles home kong's 1st pro-democracy rally of 2028 fuge crowds turned out to press their demands for more freedom to place fired tear gas and make hundreds of arrests 6. a math anyhow would welcome to the program iranian backed militia men have left the u.s. embassy complex in baghdad after 2 days of clashes with american security forces demonstrators had stormed the compound in protest that u.s. airstrikes which killed $25.00 fight is a washington has sent in hundreds of extra troops and security of state my pump has delighted overseas trip. to new year has begun with a fresh political crisis in baghdad more clashes broke out between pro running demonstrators in u.s. troops. like protesters pulled back but they were a god they were treated as a victory of the united states not done to help. we achieved exactly what we intended so we pulled back triumphantly and we rubbed america's nose in that. they may have had little choice but to leave more u.s. troops moved into rain for security at the embassy early on new year's day washington deployed 750 rapid response forces to

stampede at the funeral of the assassinated arani in general cause tomsula monny the stampede occurred as fuge crowds of mourners gathered for the funeral procession the burial of some of the money is now taking place also coming up a court in malta ruling in favor of the ship's captain who rescued my friends in the mediterranean and we examine the role of charities in helping migrants trying to reach europe plots.

stampede at the funeral of the assassinated arani in general cause tomsula monny the stampede occurred as fuge crowds of mourners gathered for the funeral procession the burial of for the money is now taking place also coming up a court in malta ruling in favor of a ship's captain who rescued migrants in the mediterranean and we examine the role of charity used in helping migrants trying to reach europe plus france is marking the 5th anniversary of the attack on the satirical magazine charlie it was the 1st in a series of terrorist acts in france and provoked a massive security response we look at how the country has been coping with islamic extremism. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the stampede at the funeral of the assassin aided general the money has claimed more than 50 lives according to iran's state media hundreds of thousands had gathered in the city of care mom to pay their last respects to the general who was killed in a u.s. drone strike after days of ceremonies and processions the burial of so the money has now begun. they were here to say goodbye to a military commander they

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international atomic energy agency, our presence, and sealed radio transmitters that are on the sent fugescause of our television cameras in their affiliates, because of our cradle-to-grave tracking of every ounce of uranium that they produce, we would know what they are doing. and we had the right to challenge them. so president trump has taken a situation where the world got a nuclear weapon off the table and where we actually had the verification capacity to make sure it stayed off the table or else. that was there. and we had the support of the world in doing that. now president trump has taken steps to get out of the agreement, to have america invited out of iraq, to have our embassies being attacked, to open up the prospect of the nuclear deal totally being shredded ultimately. and i think what he's also guaranteed is -- i will be amazed if this iranian regime will negotiate with donald trump. they found out he's not trustworthy. they've seen his lies as we have seen his lies, and that is not the basis on which to invite people to a table. nor is it possible to squeeze and force them