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I've made the statement very strongly that if they start killing people like they have in the past,

we will get involved. We'll be hitting them very hard where it hurts. And that doesn't mean

boots on the ground, but it means hitting them very, very hard where it hurts. President Trump's

threatening to attack Iran. If security forces there continue to use deadly force to crush anti-government protests.

But Trump also says Iran wants to meet for negotiations.

We'll speak to the brother of Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate, Nargis Mohamedi.

She was sent back to prison a month ago.

Then to Minneapolis.

Over the weekend, there were over a thousand protests across the country against ICE following the killing of Renee Good.

Yeah, I mean, it's just the pure unadulterated violence and lack of care from these ICE

agents that are being deplored, but it's evil Nazi

immigrant administration.

Coming here means a lot because it could be any of us.

Any of us could be taken, black-bagged, you know, murdered as we saw with Renee Good.

So coming out here, bringing a community to this movement is super important to get ICE out

of Minnesota.

We'll go to Minneapolis to speak with a civil rights

attorney, Nakima Levy Armstrong, founder of the racial justice network. Then all the walls

came down. We look at a new short documentary by filmmaker Andy Timiner on last year's devastating fires in Los Angeles that destroyed her home and left her beloved town of Altadena in ruins.

Wow.

It says unsafe, it says it right there, you see it?

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