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I'm Paul Henley.
Coming up in about 15 minutes, we'll be going to Uganda, where, a day after presidential elections,
the party of the main opposition candidate, Bobby Wine,
says he's been forcibly removed from his home and taken by helicopter to an unknown location.
Earlier today, he said he'd been placed under house arrest by the army.
But first,
the son of the former king of Iran has promised to return to his home country in response,
he says, to popular demand.
Speaking in Washington, D.C.,
Reza Pahlavi predicted the imminent fall of the Islamic Republic in the face of mass protest.
Mr.
Pahlavi has lived in exile in the U.S.
since the revolution of Iran in 1979,