Hundreds Of Thousands Gather To Mourn Iran s Slain Supreme Leader.

It's been a big weekend for US President Donald Trump. One day after celebrating the nation's 250th birthday, he's preparing to depart for the annual NATO summit, where he's expected to discuss the war in Iran, as hundreds of thousands continue to mourn Iran's slain Supreme Leader. Our CBS colleague Torian Small has more from Washington. For a second consecutive day, mourners gathered in Iran for the multi-day funeral for deceased Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in the early stages of the US war with Iran. The funeral, which drew a crowd of hundreds of thousands in Tehran, included chants for revenge and a call for the death of President Trump. Also threatened, Benjamin Netanyahu for his role in the war. On Fox News this weekend, Netanyahu defended the war and said the conflict has brought the Middle East closer to lasting peace. And I believe with the weakening of the Iran, which has been achieved by our common action, our common military action, I think we're going to get more because countries would like to align with us. The Iranian funeral proceedings come a day after President Trump took center stage on the National Mall for 4th of July celebrations, marking America's 250th birthday. He used his speech as an opportunity to reiterate his pride in what he called a US military victory over Iran. One of the greatest naval victories in history, much like our recent victory by sinking the entire Iranian Navy, 159 ships to the bottom of the sea, all done in just a moment's time, happened very quickly. President Trump is set to address Iran and international issues when he attends the NATO summit in Turkey. He said to depart from here Monday night. Among those, the president is scheduled to speak with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about Ukraine's ongoing war with Russia.