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Question: Sarah Shourd was freed in September and returned to the United States. Her fiance  Shane Bauer  and their friend Josh Fattal remain in prison.
 Shourd and their families have denied they did anything wrong. After her release  Shourd said they were hiking in a scenic and relatively peaceful part of northern Iraq and inadvertently crossed an unmarked border with Iran when they were arrested in July 2009.
 Iranian authorities said they freed Shourd as a humanitarian gesture because of unspecified health concerns  though the woman has since said her health is fine.
 Iran warned that it will seize the $500 000 bail posted by Shourd if she does not return for trial.
 The 32-year-old Shourd  from Oakland  California  has not disclosed any plans to return to Iran.
 She said in an interview published Oct. 31 in The New York Times that the three stepped off an unmarked dirt road and inadvertently crossed from Iraq only because a border guard of unknown nationality gestured for them to approach.

Answer: Iran sets February trial date for 3 Americans


Question: UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States will seek to boost its case for United Nations action against Iran when Security Council envoys visit Washington on Monday to view pieces of weapons that  U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley  says Tehran gave to Yemenâs Houthi group.
 Haley  and  her  14 council colleagues will also lunch with President Donald Trump  the U.S. Mission to the United Nations said Friday.
The U.N. ambassadors will visit a military hangar at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling near Washington  where  Haley   the U.S envoy to the United Nations  last month presented remnants of what the Pentagon said was an Iranian-made ballistic missile fired from Yemen on Nov. 4 at Saudi Arabiaâs capital Riyadh  as well as other weapons.
 Haley  said last month  she  was exploring several U.N. options for pressuring Iran to âadjust their behaviorâ. But  she  is likely to struggle to convince some Security Council members  like veto powers Russia and China  that U.N. action is needed.
 Haley  has said the Security Council could strengthen the provisions in that resolution or adopt a new resolution banning Iran from all activities related to ballistic missiles. To pass  a resolution needs nine votes in favor  and no vetoes by the United States  Britain  France  China or Russia.
Diplomats  speaking on condition of anonymity  say  Haley  has not signaled which accountability option  she  might pursue or when.

Answer: U.S. seeks to boost case against Iran with U.N. Washington visit


Question: Monday on Fox Sports 1âs âUndisputed â NFL Hall of Famer and Fox Sports  1 analyst Eric Dickerson  took aim at the NCAA amid reports that prominent college basketball teams have been paying players.
âThe NCAA  theyâre the biggest hypocrites of all because this has been going on for decades  even before I started playing football  basketball â  Dickerson  explained. â[The] NCAA exploits not just black kids  white kids  Asian kids  anybody who plays anything basketball  baseball or football-related because they make all the money and the kids arenât allowed to make money.â
 Dickerson  then took  his  âthank you  master â comment a step further.
âItâs just so frustrating to see how the NCAA has exploited all of these kids. And I just feel like they are the biggest criminals in the world  and all of this starts at the top. All of this starts at the top. I gotta just say it: All these white guys sit up there making all this money off the backs of the black and white players  they do  for basically  itâs slavery. It really is slavery â said  Dickerson .

Answer:
Eric Dickerson on the NCAA: 'It Really Is Slavery'