ridha hajwal is also from karbala and has stayed in this safe house for five months. he has been threatened by the same men accused in wazni's killing. >> ( translated ): even when ehab was alive, i used to receive a lot of threats. we couldn't tell which threat was serious. but after ehab was killed, the targeting became real. >> reporter: that's because hajwal possesses evidence against qassem musleh, the previously detained militia commander, and his brother ali. he secretly recorded a conversation documenting some of their threats to kill wazni. but again, the judiciary didn't act. hajwal sees this as proof that the armed groups backing the two brothers are more powerful than the state. >> ( translated ): this is the iraqi state. in fact, it is not even a state, because the basis of a state is that there are independent institutions. we don't have independent security or judicial institutions. >> reporter: the newshour has found that there are several arrest warrants that have not been executed in wazni's case. that includes a warrant for qassem musleh's brother a

these are collectibles of some of the other martyrs from karbala.tures of wazni are plastered across the square, a testament to his prominent role in the protest movement and a painful reminder that his killers are still at large. wazni, in the center, was the head of karbala's protest coordination committee and one of 35 prominent activists and protest leaders murdered across southern iraq in targeted assassinations. he was threatened many times. >> we are threatened every day. letters are being sent to us from entities and people, threatening us to not remain in these squares. but we will stay by our blood and we will not let go. we will not sell iraq. simona: the so-called october revolution began in 2019. across iraq's south, thousands of young iraqis demanded the toppling of the system installed by the united states following its 2003 invasion and the removal of an inept and corrupt ruling class that has failed to deliver basic services. they rallied against iranian-backed political and armed groups who filled the power vacuum following saddam

strategist david kelly the dow and s&p are lower but were going to get to whether the fed is buying the karbala inflation but to get viewers ahead of the curve are we or are we not assume to face the inevitable flag station. >> not in the way that we remember if you remember the 1970s yet high unemployment and inflation back in 1980 we had inflation running at 13.5% and unemployment at about 8%, these are the misery index you that inflation and unappointed together that's 21% the next year maybe unemployment at 4%, i think by the end of the year will have inflation about 3% were gonna have a little bit higher inflation and slower growth as the economy hits employment is not like stagflation. liz: the 70s and 80s were tough but tomorrow morning we get the cpi the consumer price index for september this gives us an indication of inflation at the consumer not the manufacturing that comes later, were expecting to see a 5.3% jump in the price three-point tenth of 8% month over month tell me what you're looking for 5.3% is radically significant. >> that's what we are looking for this is the fourth co