From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The mission is very simple. It is twofold.

We take out their ability to launch ballistic missiles and to produce ballistic missiles,

and we downgrade their Navy. That's it. That's what we're doing. It's short in scope.

It does not violate the law in any way.

Operation Epic Furies enters its fifth day.

The U.S. and Israel have struck more than 1,000 targets across Iran so far.

The death toll in Iran has climbed to over 1,000.

The six U.S. service members also killed.

The single largest casualty event in Iran was a strike on a girls

elementary school Saturday morning that killed up to 168 people, at least, mostly children.

This is her math book, Mohana Sari, first grade. This is her math book, Mohana Sari, first grade.

This is her folder with her schoolwork, her homework here.

What wrong has she done?

Her color pencil box is still in her bag.

Neither Israel nor the U.S. has taken responsibility for the strike. We'll speak with

investigative reporter Nilo-Tubrizi. And as the U.S. and Israel claim the war can be contained

Iran's striking targets across the Gulf and its closes straight of Hormuz, disrupting energy

markets worldwide. We'll speak with Johns Hopkins professor Nargis Bajogli

and Al Jazeera analyst Marwan Bashara. Finally, a conversation with the acclaimed Brazilian

director of The Secret Agent, a noir thriller set in Brazil in the 70s a look at life under

dictatorship.

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