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the govement said 25 peoe have been killed and 110 others wounded by the explosions at the internationalirport on wednesday. the blasts came immediately after an aircraft carrying yemeni cabinet ministers arrived at the airport from saudi arabia. the governmentaunched a ity binewith separatists in december. the two sides had been at odds despite their earlier cooperation in the fight against houthi. the prime minister told a cabinet meeting on thursday that preliminary investigations indicate houthi were behind the attack that used guided missiles but he did not reveal evidence to prove houthi involvement in the explosions. houthis have not issued any official response. yemen has been mired in more an five years of civil war between the saudi-backed government and iran-supported houthis. >>> an emerging economy, cambodia's new digital currency, is backed by its central bank with a mobile transaction system. >> reporter: cambodia has a population of more than 16 million. most people don't have bank accounts, but they do own smartphones. a new payment system called bakong was started in oc

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govement has done a good job when it comes to domestic extremist-- extremism and does there need to bee kind of strk teurl reform in order to deal with this kind of threat sth. >> i think domestic extremism is a particularly challenging issue. nom one from an intelligence perspective, remember our intelligence community doesn't typically or stat torly look at u.s. citizens so you don't have the advantage of that craft in the way you might for other threats, to just our constitution, the rights of citizens. and then if law enforcement is the lead, law enforcement needs some sort of pred i cat. you have to-- pred cat, you have to have done something. so if nothing is man tested, it is difficult. do i think that we need a moment of considering how we're going to deal with this threat that lacks like it's going to be with us for awhile? yeah, i think you almost need a 9/11 commission kind of activity. it's got to be a combination of fbi. it has to include dhs and you've got to find a way to bring intelligence or the craft of intelligence into it. and i done think that in one organization r