Iran's president joins rally, Four US service members killed

The conflict between Israel, the U.S. and Iran shows no sign of ending.

The death toll is rising, and the number of people forced from their homes is now in

the millions.

But there hasn't stopped thousands of Iranians, including the president of Sudh Pizish

Gyan, from rallying in the capital to Iran today.

They're mocking Al-Quds Day, which is an annual show of support for Palestinian people

as well as a day of national pride.

There were airstrikes along the route of the march, with at least one woman killed.

The U.S. and Israel also bombed other parts of the country.

More than 1,300 civilians have been killed since the war began.

Meanwhile, U.S. Central Command has confirmed that four crew members of a refueling plane

were killed when it crashed in Iraq on Thursday night.

That brings the total death toll of U.S. troops to 11.

And there have been a new wave of Iranian attacks, which have hit northern Israel.

More than 50 people were injured when missiles struck a village near Nazareth.

And in Beirut, Israeli air raids targeted residential neighborhoods.

More than 800,000 people have now been displaced in Lebanon since the Israeli Army and

Hasbullah began fighting again this month.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Heskitz has spoken just in the last hour he claimed that Iran's

leadership is in disarray after the deaths of many senior figures.

We know the new so-called not-so-supreme leader is wounded and likely disfigured.

He put our statement yesterday, a week one, actually.

But there was no voice, and there was no video.

It was a written statement.

He called for unity, apparently killing tens of thousands of protesters as his kind of

unity.

Iran has plenty of cameras and plenty of voice recorders, why a written statement.

I think you know why.

His father, dead.

He's scared, he's injured, he's on the run, and he lacks legitimacy.

It's a mess for them.

Who's in charge?

Iran may not even know.

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