So did you see this photo? It's a it's Salamani flying home to Iran. He's on his flight.

His casket is there. Look at the photo right now. This is a he's apparently him flying home

in his casket. His casket's in the seat

And people are saying this is weird. It's weird for the remains of a global mass killer to be flown home commercial in a box

But the thing is in fairness. I know people are reacting to this

But in fairness, this is how everybody flies on United now. It's the new policy unless you pay for the living person upgrade

Which is just 8999 by the way

Speaking of Salamani, you know, the media is still in a state of mourning over his passing and

ABC went so far as to send a reporter to Iran to very

Somberly and respectfully cover the terrorist funeral Martha Raditz

Was on the scene there in Iran and I think you just need to well, you just need to see this

Good morning, Robin. I have been in the midst of anti-American protests in Iran before but nothing like this a

powerful combination of grief and anger with shouts of death to America echoing through the streets around us

This morning

Warner's feeling the streets of Iran's capital of Tehran for the funeral of General Salamani killed by that US drone strike last week

Ariel images capturing the sea of Iranians

Hacking the streets to pay tribute to a man revered by many here

Drunk made a big mistake. He killed out hero

Salamani's image everywhere the impact of his death profound

The crowds are massive and emotional there are many tears here many signs with Salamani's picture on them

But the message is also very clear these people want revenge

As we made our way through the streets of Tehran people surrounding us shouting death to America

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