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And second act. Prison inmates change their lives by taking on new roles. What does it mean . Hope. Hope for me. Hope for others, yeah. Announcer this is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im elaine quijano. Iran continues to be a country in mourning. Huge crowds turned out sunday as the remains of general Qasem Soleimani returned home after being killed in a u. S. Drone strike. His casket draped by the iranian flag. Amid the grief, chants of death to america. In baghdad where soleimani was killed by a u. S. Drone strike, the countrys parliament approved a plan which would remove all american troops from its soil. All this as the u. S. And now israel prepare for irans retaliation. Ian lee in baghdad begins our coverage. Reporter a heros welcome for the body of Qasem Soleimani. Tens of thousands packed irans largest mosque as part of a grand funeral procession, while in parliament, members chanted death to america. In neighboring iraq, lawmakers and parliament voted