mullah was convicted of crimes against humanity by a special war crimes tribunal, but he always denied the charges. his party says the death sentence was politically motivated, and they have already called for protest, prayers, and the general strike over the weekend. hours before his death, his family paid him a final visit. some say his father was proud to be -- his son said his mother was proud -- his father was proud to be a martyr to the islamic cause. there have been years of tension here. police and military guards were to play throughout the country as soon as -- deployed throughout the country as soon as the ruling was announced. in three major cities, party activists make clear their anger, clashing with police and torching vehicles. here at the center jail, after hours of speculation the man convicted of massacres of unarmed civilians during a war that brought independence to this nation was executed. her many bangladeshis, it is the beginning of the end of a long path to justice for atrocities committed more than four decades ago. closure is coming at a high cost. this exec

mullah was convicted of crimes against humanity by a special war crimes tribunal, but he always denied the charges. his party says the death sentence was politically motivated, and they have already called for protest, prayers, and the general strike over the weekend. hours before his death, his family paid him a final visit. some say his father was proud to be -- his son said his mother was proud -- his father was proud to be a martyr to the islamic cause. there have been years of tension here. police and military guards were to play throughout the country as soon as -- deployed throughout the country as soon as the ruling was announced. in three major cities, party activists make clear their anger, clashing with police and torching vehicles. here at the center jail, after hours of speculation the man convicted of massacres of unarmed civilians during a war that brought independence to this nation was executed. her many bangladeshis, it is the beginning of the end of a long path to justice for atrocities committed more than four decades ago. closure is coming at a high cost. this exec

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no one was hurt and the mullahs couple of hours and it reopened. trying to figure out what caused the fire that prompted all that smoke you see there. new information on the shooting that damaged a memorial. up on abc 7 news at 11:00 -- what museum officials are saying about the repair efforts. more than one million americans are forced to find another source of income after the unemployment benefits ended today. former president bill clinton has his plans this new year's day. how he will >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. >> officials with the african american civil war memorial mark talking about a shooting that damaged part of the memorial at the u street metro station. men were shooting at the -- at each other in that area when some of the bullets hit the plaque. the bullets that leaves a minor damage and it is too early what those will cost but the repairs will be replete it as soon as possible -- completed as soon as possible. some big names will be on hand for the swearing in of new york's new mayor. bill clinton will administer the oa

and iran that left these three americans who are being held by the mullahs out in the cold, these threehose three. >> okay. bob's outraged to tell you why, next on "the five." and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. . ♪ hey yeah bark at the moon >> excuse me. thank you. a new report claims -- would you guys like to -- >> a picture of me bending over picking up my pen. >> okay. good. fine. >> and i have plumber's butt on live television. >> now, if we can just get on to this after greg's butt, a new report said part of the recent nuke deal between the u.s. and iran involved the release of an iranian nuclear scientist who was arrested in california. what about three americans including a christian pastor and former fbi agent who are still being he

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the only reason the mullah showowed up in the first place after showing contempt for negotiations for 10 years is because of the sanctions. they were biting. inflation was high, shortages rampant, the currency was cratering. here we are at the point of maximum pressure and we work out a temporary deal which does absolutely nothing to dismantle or undndo any part of their nuclear program, and we expect that after we now relax ofanctions, our huge infusion cash, reduce inflation, and economic pressure and political pressure on the regime, that after that they are going to give us the big deal where the nuclear program is stopped? that is against all logic and has no chance of success. >> the whole idea of a negotiation is that everyone gets something. we are not even remotely there yet. ,hat we gave them was some cash actually, i'm freezing their cash. they gave us a lot of stuff that some people did not think they would, including diluting the nuclear material for now. we walked away from the bargaining table 10 years ago when they had 300 centrifuges. they now have 20,000. they may ge

that maliki has become essentially a pawn of the iraqi mullah -- the iranian mullahs.ing sunnis around the country and also the kurds i think are about to become independent. they're already building their own pipeline in turkey, cut their own oil deals with turkey. so, no, i think the iraq war was a very foolish thing to do. we caught saddam, great day for the armed forces of the united states but disnot make us safer. >> well, there was a whole lot of war after his capture. >> right. >> don't you find it amazes looking back on it that there were so many americans who were mad at you for that? there were some who supported you that knew that we had a long way to go yet, but the capture of one man, some thought, was really going to change the dynamic. >> well, i don't really think there -- i think it was mostly my opponents running for the presidency in the democratic party mostly playing the game. i think most people realized at that point, which is why my candidacy took off, that we had made a mistake going into iraq, that our own government had not been truthful to

the violence was sparked by the mullah,n of abdul kader executed for atrocities committed during theevolution. islamists are calling for a strike during the weekend. there are increasing doubts that the elections next month will be on time. >> the world is watching north korea today, uncertain of what to make of the execution of the powerful general -- this suggests instability. the u.s. government is consulting with allies in the region to understand the situation inside this notoriously secretive state. the uncle-thaek was of the president and considered one of the most powerful people in the country. over the most lurid indictment would do for song- thaek, so they listened his crimes in detail, mismanaging the economy, planning a coup, gambling and pornography. proximityfluence and to the ruling dynasty only underlines the message delivered with his death. that nobody is immune. the state news agency described him as worse than a dog, a aaitor to the nation with dirty political ambition. so who was the dead man. was powerfully placed in the north korean ruling group, married for d

we have not up until now, and the last time under ahmadinejad the mullahs who really run the country said absolutely not. now, interesting enough, rouhani is going around talking somewhat more optimistically, and the mullahs are silent. so is it possible to carve this up in a way that iran can do some things like, for example, limited enrichment of uranium to 3% for the reactor? under iaea supervision. or give it all up, or whatever. i won't go into the details. they've got several other kinds of things, but i think it is possible but it will take both sides getting over this distasteful series of decades that have really given a bitterness to the relationship that's going to be hard to overcome. >> let me interject this zbig story. so, zbig was in algiers october 1979 representing the president at the 20 this anniversary of -- madeline and i were there within. the iranian delegation led by the prime minister, defense minister and foreign minister, reached out and asked zbig for a meeting. he got permission from the white house and went to the meeting. 's. >> this is after the irania

this area who went missing after rebels captured the christian village of mullah have made contact with the world can be yelled at in march. they claimed they were not kidnapped but in fact were rescued from the shelling attack. their statement has raised many questions now people suspect in the way they were speaking under duress and oxen writer a journalist who's been to syria several times and has met with christians there doesn't buy the claims of the rebels good intentions we have to see that money will not see it. the three qt whether you were in his testimony will you it's a very old and ancient christian pilgrimage with them. there is always more history. so when we see now that the eu rather than on start filling it with this one i missed having the added treat her well. and in all it is we shouldn't forget that the shelving to check on them honestly was turned off by his union army boss turned off by the so called readings are free and cheap nothing else than terrorists. so then he saw. christians because they are saying we are treated well. before we go along with a song that

if you take out mubarak, gadhafi and assad, how can you justify not wanting to take out the mullahs who are worse than all three combined and have killed more americans. that's all the table. second, in the interim agreement is the recognition that they will have nuclear power for peaceful purposes. six u.n. resolutions prohibited that. six u.n. resolutions understood that we are never going to be able to tell whether they can just easily move over to becoming a nuclear power if they can enrich uranium to use it for peaceful purposes. finally, i spent the weekend with many knowledgeable iranians who know what's going on there. they don't need the peaceful use of nuclear power. this is an oil-rich natural gas-rich country. the last thing they need is nuclear power. this is a phony. for the president not to get it is frightening. >> do you know what's worse? we don't have access to all the facilities. only those they determined we could have access to. >> and they are trying to wipe out the mek, the source of our information in 2002 that rohani was lying in 2002. >> oh. last question. do

in the negotiations in washington between the japanese ambassador the mullah and roosevelt since april 1941, china was always there. the china issue was always there and the conference in tokyo was always discussed and it became really the sticking point of the negotiations, that the military especially the army couldn't openly say that we are willing to withdraw if the u.s. lifted sanctions or some kind of -- they couldn't really open -- openly discuss these things so the militarist and japan were depending on civilian leaders to reach it diplomatic breakthrough. he thought that he could pull off diplomatic resolution if he met roosevelt and person. if he promised too much at home to the military he could prepare in the meantime because you never know but you have to allow me to see roosevelt and say hawaii or alaska. he thought and the military thought that would happen until quite late, until september, mid-september, even early on sober. and then they sort of noticed the americans were not going to come to the table. that is when he panicked and left. so china was central. your sec

there are probably no people in the world except for the mullahs and extreme islamists who love americaore than the iranians. behave a lot of them in beverly hills. boy, do they love america. we can try to make an opening to them but again through strength. i say at this point, open smile, negotiate eyes open. that he would build an anti-missile defense system for israel, for saudi arabia, for america. but reach through to that core of pro american sentiment in cuba and iran. >> give the president and the secretary of state john kerry a lot of credit. they're trying to do some things that people would normally think would be a mission impossible like an israeli, palestinian peace agreement. john kerry this week is going back to israel, meeting with the israeli prime minister. again meet with mahmoud abbas, the palestinian authority president. he's really working hard on this, and he though so many quote experts think this is -- there's false hope there. >> enormously risky, enormously difficult. it goes with the job. you get the white house, you get air force one and you get the middle

we have seen that they worked against iran's mullahs, and remember, this is still a state sponsor ofrorism. and the human rights abuses are horrendous. and under this moderate leader, so-called moderate, rouhani, there have been so many executions and beheadings. he is a ruthless dictator, and the ayatollah is behind him calling the shots. and we have seen that getting tough with iran has been able to cripple its economy, and it's gotten them to a very weak currency, and now they have nowhere else to go. they need this escape, and they see a very hungry, eager united states willing to barter away with this regime. and we're really giving away the store. so i know that secretary kerry will do his best, but we believe that strong sanctions and diplomacy, but strong sanctions will work. jon: what do you think is the motivation for the administration at this point in time to ease up on the sanctions? >> well, i think that the president in his second term, as many presidents have, they feel the need to build on their legacy. and i think that he has a burning desire to earn that nobel peac

more recently you mentioned the kerfye for with iran and the mullah administration itself worth. my question is, have we gotten over that previous, that last irritation and is the treaty, the south american countries, possibly a model for the kind of weapons and nonproliferation regime that we are looking at in the middle east and other areas? is this an area where we might see more cooperation? >> yeah. i mean we are way over. we got over that one pretty quickly actually an i think that brazil has been a very useful partner although brazil is never happy with the sanction regimes but it complies with them faithfully. but more importantly, i think especially under president rouseff the brazilians have made clear that iran had a lot of explaining to do and that if it wanted to have normal relationships it was going to have to be respectful of u.n. security council resolutions and the desire expressed repeatedly by the security council and elsewhere that iran address the concerns related to its nuclear program, and brazil has also been supported publicly most recently of the agreem

the secretary of state was here and he was telling me everything's -- what we can't do to make the mullahs mad. he wasn't putting it that way. i suggested there was a groveling going on. i think we are groveling again. maybe this is the grovel administration. we are groveling to karzai. i know karzai. i have known him for 20 years. and to suggest -- his family, we all know what his family's done. they have become filthy rich. and we are dealing with a group there now centered around the karzai clique. drug dealing, skimming of usaid, cronyism at its worst. and we are dealing with pakistan in order to make sure we have a presence there, meaning in afghanistan, and the pakistanis are doing what? we know the pakistanis are behind the i.s.i., who they are financing. we know that they spent money that we end up getting from us to kill american soldiers. this is insanity. then we have people who want to stay longer? it's time for us to get our butts out of that country. maybe not for their sake, for our sake. we don't even care enough to know how much it's costing or how many killed and wounded

the secretary of state was here and he was telling me everything's -- what we can't do to make the mullahs mad. he wasn't putting it that way. i suggested there was a groveling going on. i think we are groveling again. maybe this is the grovel administration. we are groveling to karzai. i know karzai. i have known him for 20 years. and to suggest -- his family, we all know what his family's done. they have become filthy rich. and we are dealing with a group there now centered around the karzai clique. drug dealing, skimming of usaid, cronyism at its worst. and we are dealing with pakistan in order to make sure we have a presence there, meaning in afghanistan, and the pakistanis are doing what? we know the pakistanis are behind the i.s.i., who they are financing. we know that they spent money that we end up getting from us to kill american soldiers. this is insanity. then we have people who want to stay longer? it's time for us to get our butts out of that country. maybe not for their sake, for our sake. we don't even care enough to know how much it's costing or how many killed and wounded