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. i m 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 country s parliament approved a plan which would remove all american troops from its soil. all this as the u.s. and now israel prepare for iran s retaliation. ian lee in baghdad begins our coverage. reporter: a hero s welcome for the body of qasem soleimani. tens of thousands packed iran s largest mosque as part of a grand funeral procession, while in parliament, members chanted death to america. in neighborin
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watching the hogs. you. want to go to. the for. real that this was. a luxury for the plot of. the day like you are going to. sleep which we. would. welcome everybody to watch i am top of the lalas and joining me from minnesota is my dear let s just tyrrel ventura and from here in d.c. i d like to welcome former pentagon official michael maloof to help us make sense of the hawking going on welcome. and michael maloof. you know i got to just say very quickly you know that s awful bold talk from mr bolton who you know decided that the vietnam war wasn t going to worth it going into when it was his time to serve in and hid out from the maryland you know hid out in the maryland machinable guard back in one thousand and seventy rather a lot of bold talk from mr bolton but michael i want to jump over and begin with you and ask you amos yadlin the executive director of tel aviv university s institute for national security studies he posted this comment on twitter earlier you said the
mr bolton who you know decided that the vietnam war wasn t go it worth it going into when it was his time to serve in and hid out from the maryland you know hid out in the maryland machinable guard back in nineteen seventy rather a lot of bold talk from mr bolton but michael i want to jump over and begin with you and ask you amos yadlin the executive director of tel aviv university s institute for national security studies he posted this comment on twitter earlier you said the supply of s. three hundred increases the risk from unprofessional syrian operators to russia s air forces first and foremost to israel to the united states and the coalition and likewise to civil aviation mike i want to ask you how is the sale of these defense systems of threat to israel and how does that show escalation on the part of russia and syria as so many are claiming and arguing well he has three hundred are a much more advanced. and then the next two hundred so that the syrians now have i thin
this is cnn breaking news. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world as we continue our breaking news coverage of israel at war. i m rosemary church. well, the death toll from the hamas attacks has jumped to more than 1200 as israel steps up its punishing retaliation in gaza. the palestinian health ministry now says at least 950 people have been killed by israeli air strikes with more than 5,000 injured. we ve seen huge explosions within the past few hours. it s not clear what the target was in this instance, but in other areas, the idf says it has destroyed hamas systems that detect aircraft, as well as an underground tunnel, and a weapons storage facility. israel s military also says it hit naval targets, including docks used by hamas to launch attacks on the israeli coastline. the hamas-controlled government in gaza is warning that electricity will stop within hours, limiting the ability to provide the most basic servi