certainly there have been real attempts to find hamza bin laden in recent months.ut five months ago us officials offered $1 million for information that led to his capture. and that signified two things about hamza bin laden, first of all, they were concerned about him, that's because as far as they were concerned, he was emerging as a key figure within the current leadership of al-qaeda. but beyond that, they also felt that he was seen as a significant figure for propaganda purposes for al-qaeda, and that is of course because of his father. he was responsible for the notorious september 11 attacks that caused so many deaths and so much destruction in america, back in 2001. and some of the online messages that have been put onto video and audio sites in recent months, there have been attempts to try and get supporters to attack america and some of its western allies with a specific aim from hamza bin laden‘s point of view to really avenge his father's death. chris, it is quite common, isn't it, for leaders of terror groups to be reported killed, and quite often tho

i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore the headlines: osama bin laden's son, hamza, chosen successor to lead al-qaeda, has reportedly been killed. it's unclear if the us played a role in his death. the us federal reserve cuts interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. president trump demands a bigger cut. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. the first night of debates for us democrats in detroit was a battle for the direction of the party. now it's time for round two. she's blue, she barks and more than likely she's coming to a screen near you. the phenomenal success of australian children's cartoon bluey and its portrayal of family life. instead of the aussie outback, it's just everyday suburbia. and instead ofjetting off to outer space orfighting enemies under the sea, bluey and herfamily, well, theyjust battle the same dilemmas as us humans. announcer: live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm in washington, where reports say that a son of the deceased al-qaeda leader, osama bi

from what we know, ben, it was a strike not intended to attack hamza bin laden.t the target. there are suggestions the us didn't know he had been killed after that operation. it wasn't until they intercepted communications between members of al-qaeda that they discovered that they believed that hamza bin laden had been killed in the operation. however, so far the pentagon has not released an official statement on this and indeed when president donald trump was asked about it earlier on, a matter of hours ago, he batted away the question and said he wasn't prepared to talk about it. however, from what we understand from military sources, they believe he is dead. and chris, what is the significance, if that turns out to be the case, of that? what do they think he was doing and how much of a threat he posed? clearly first of all there's the symbolic nature of hamza bin laden, who was the son of osama bin laden, the founder of al-qaeda and the man who plotted the 9/11 attacks, the attacks on september the 11th that caused an unparalleled level of death and destructio

or acknowledge it and celebrate hamza as a martyr. hamza was reported to be in neither pakistan or afghanistan. president trump brushed aside comments. >> i don't want to comment on it. >> reporter: letters captured in the 2011 raid, which killed osama bin laden, indicate he was grooming hamza to succeed him as leader of al qaeda. earlier this year the state department offered a $1 million reward for information leading to his capture or death. it's been eight years since osama bin laden was kill and al qaeda is no longer the threat it once was. killing his son and heir apparent will make it harder to stage a comeback although its leader al zawahiri is still on the lewis. i'm david martin with cbs news, the pentagon. >>> a search continues for a pilot of a navy pilot jet that crashed in california. the f/a-18 super hornet went down yesterday in national valley national park. several people were injured. the injured were treated for minor burns and cuts fyifragmen crashed and exploded. the area is known to aviation enthusiasts as "star

and hamza bin laden had a big price on his head.artin leads off our ght rting tonight from the orntagon. >> reporter: one official tells cbs news, osama bin laden's son, hamza, is believed to have been killed in a military operation, although he was not the target of the operation, and was not even known to be at that location. some time later, officials say ms. intelligence monitored conversations among al qaeda members cl or where the operation took place, although hamza was reported to be in either pakistan or afghanistan. president trump brushed aside questions. >> i don't want to comment on it. >> reporter: letters captured in the 2011 raid which killed osama ain laden indicate he was grooming hamza to succeed him as r ader of al qaeda. earlier this year, the state department offered a $1 million reward for information leading to his capture or death. it's been eight years since osama bin laden was killed, and al qaeda is no longer the threat in once was. killing his son and heir apparent will make it even harder for al qaeda t

officials tell abc news they believe hamza bin laden is now dead. it's unclear exactly when he was killed, but a u.s. military source says it was sometime in the past two years, and that american intelligence played a role in the operation. papers found in the abottabad raid indicate hamza bin laden was being groomed for a prominent role in al qaeda. after his father's death, he promised revenge against the united states. his last public statements came just last year, when he abia wrcdertme off a $lln reward for his capture, calling him a key leader, possibly hiding out just as his father did, in the afghan/pakistan region, syria or iraq. no word yet on where he's believed to have met his fate. >> so, let's get right to james longman, he's live in london tonight. and james, hamza bin laden was believed to have been about 30 years old, we know. he was seen as someone that could recruit young people, perhaps a new generation to al qaeda. >> reporter: yeah, david. i think that's right. and you shouldn't underestimate the power of the bin laden name in

. >> reporter: tonight the man groomed to be the heir apparent to usama bin laden, his son hamza, is dead hamza, the most charismatic and religious militant of usama bin laden's son was expected to be the face of the next generation, the terror group capitalizing on the family name. it's unclear what the u.s. government's role was in his death which happened sometime during the trump administration. u.s. officials not saying where, when, or how he died >> do you have any intelligence that bin laden's son has been killed >> i don't want to comment on it >> reporter: hamza was not at the pakistan compound when his father was killed my u.s. navy seals in may 2011. in february, the u.s. state department announced a $1 million reward for information about his whereabouts. >> news of hamza's death comes as u.s. officials tell us al quaeda was trying to regroup in the wake of the collapse of isis in syria. >>> now to breaking news on the economy, the federal reserve cutting its key interest rate today for the first time since the great recession more than ten years ago. nbc's tom costello t

we are getting worried that hamza bin laden is dead. successor to usama bin laden. to the man who killed usama bin laden. we just found out about something that could happen quite a while ago. >> we put out a million-dollar bounty on hamza bin laden in february. some people are saying he may have been killed in a drone strike in march but others are saying it could've been before that. no one is confirming this yet but it looks like a drone strike because of the lack of hands-on evidence and you need to rely on so many different types of intelligence in order to confirm it. want to make sure we confirmed it. we don't want to say stuff. like the russians said that the leader of isis was dead and he resurfaced. it is significant because -- he is more than likely dead but if he is, it wipes out the future leadership of al qaeda. he was a 30-year-old. the chief of al qaeda now is a lot older. he is pushing 70. maybe he is 70. doesn't have the charisma or the name or even the ability to stick his neck out for lack of a better term to get out

it. >> reporter: without hamza, al qaeda is an aging organization. a recent pentagon report said it poses a very limited threat to the u.s. in afghanistan, which, of course, was once the base for the 9/11 attacks. anthony? >> david martin. thank you, david. >>> the fate of a u.s. navy fighter pilot is still unknown after his plane crashed during a routine training mission in california. it happened yesterday in death valley national park near an area dubbed star wars canyon. the fa-18 super hornet jet, like the one you see in these pictures, exploded on impact. seven park visitors at a scenic overlook were treated for minor burns and cuts. the area is popular with aviation enthusiasts trying to catch a glimpse of fighter jets flying at low level. >>> the cost of borrowing is coming down for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis. the central bank lowered the federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point just yesterday. the decision could make it easier for consumers to borrow money on everything from credit cards to car loans. cbs news bus

his name is hamza bin laden.ising leader in al qaeda and the fed say his father had been grooming him, grooming him to take over the terror group back before u.s. navy seals killed him in 2011. rick leventhal picks it up from there. >> details are surprisingly vague. an official confirmed to fox that the u.s. played a role in hamza bin laden's death but wouldn't say when, how, or where it happen. nbc would only say that happen sometime in the past two years. the bbc also weighed in, saying that hamza was killed in an air strike but doesn't specify. after usama bin laden was killed in 2011, officials say documents found their show that osama was grooming hamza bin laden. he was designated as is a global terrorist. in february, $1 million reward was offered leading to hamza's capture. no word on whether that reward has been or will be paid. his whereabouts are were murky. he may have beemovi b killed. >> shepard: any read on whether it will have any effect on al qaeda? >> a short time ago us state department offici

hamza bin laden had been seen as an emerging figurehead for the group. ? this is a story shrouded in mystery. the united states had a role in the operation that killed the younger hamza bin laden but details of where he died are unknown. he was killed ina military he died are unknown. he was killed in a military operation eight years after the death of his father and according to the official, the soon—to—be 30—year—old, in line to head up al-qaeda, was not the target of the operation and was not known to be at that location. it was not until some time later officials say, us intelligence monitored conversations among members of al-qaeda as to whether they should keep the death secret or celebrate him asa keep the death secret or celebrate him as a martyr so unclear where the operation took place although hamza bin laden was believed to be in either pakistan or afghanistan and yesterday president trump brushed aside questions about the operation. he was asked if he had intelligence the son have been killed and said he did not want to comment and he thank

they have become concerned about hamza bin laden. they say he has become a key figure in the current leadership of al qaeda and following his father, and he had been using video and audio messages to call for attacks in north america and some of its allies. laura: in011 went osama bin laden was killed i remember going down to ground zero and it was a huge reaction. what do you think the reaction will be now in the u.s.? chris: in america there will be many people who feel that if he is dead, if he was -- numbers of emerging in the leadership can potentially there will be people that the country is safer. if you took a look at some of the messages hamza bin laden had been putting out, they had been calling for attfoks in revenge the killing of his father. he was by the side of his father back in 2001 whenever that attack was plotted and carried out. and if you take look at the compound where the some of bin laden was found by u.s. special forces, there are letters written by him that suggest he was grooming h son to be a successor. la

first to break the news exclusively here on msnbc about hamza's death. tough from a reporter's perspective. there's a lot we don't know, i lot we can't say, and a lot of questions about what happened to his son. >> the key questions are the basic questions of reporting. that is where, when and how did he die? how does the u.s. have confidence that, in fact, he's dead. we know very little about that. we have a sense he's been dead for some time according to u.s. officials and they have only just recently confirmed that. we still don't know exactly what role the u.s. government had in that. was it a prominent role? u.s. military involved? none of that is clear, hallie. we're still trying to dig into those details. >> hamza bin laden was being groomed to follow in his late father's footsteps and eventually take over as the next generation's leader of the terror organization replacing el zawahiri. the most militant of bin laden's sons died sometime in the last two years but confirmation of his death came only recently according to three u.s. officials. it's

officials tell abc news they believe hamza bin laden is now dead.s killed but a u.s. military source says it was sometime in the past two years and that american intelligence played a role in the operation. papers found in the raid indicate hamza bin laden was being groomed for a prominent role in al qaeda. after his father's death he promised revenge against the united states. his last public statements came just last year when he threatened his native saudi arabia with violent jihad. back in march the state department offered a $1 million reward for his capture, calling him a key leader, possibly hiding out, just as his father did, in the afghan/pakistan region, syria, or iraq. no word yet on where he's believed to have met his fate. the power of the bin laden name in recruiting more people to the cause cannot be underestimated. and particularly since al qaeda has been losing ground and members to groups like isis. this certainly does weaken its leadership. james longman, abc news, in london. >> our thanks to james there. >>> u.s. navy investigato

the saying that this faction now hamza protection of the state.the long arm argued monopolies will not last unless the government sustains them. the concern i have about this may be a weak connection year but as for where my brain goes on this. this idea of making the judicial branch much more powerful, is that the dangers of action are on the present because they are substantial and in the human nature and so the trouble that you see in the administrative state or in congress or executive branch, going to be new problems that will come by giving the courts ever more power. >> there is no safety. the question is what you fear most. at this stage are history, a fear the administrative state and the executive, the presidency that drives it, and the congress that has really really delegated way, paris that has no right to delegate away. what i feel least, i don't fear the courts, not the least. >> this fair. let's talk about the administrative state in a second. >> you used a magic phrase. public choice theory. invented by james buchanan and some oth

tell us how significant a figure hamza bin laden was. blow for al-qaeda. hamza bin laden carries a great deal of weight for al-qaeda's followers, he was the son of 0sama bin laden, he had been groomed by his father would be the crown prince of al-qaeda. al-qaeda is self has been packaging and selling hamza bin laden as the young public phase, and if he is killed it will deny al-qaeda the second generation, because al-qaeda now is led by dying older men. he is in his 30s, he could have taken al-qaeda to the next phase, the next generation. how potent a force is our car you do, because the caps we have become more used to hearing about islamic in recent months. al-qaeda has never been as potent as it is today. since 2014, most of ours have focused on the so—called islamic. but al-qaeda in the meantime has been really trying to embed itself. —— so—called islamic state. al-qaeda had al-qaeda affiliate is between 15,000 fighters, still in pakistan and afghanistan, they must be taken very seriously. in north africa, al-qaeda isa seriously. in

it's very significant that hamza bin laden has been killed.s being groomed, for a leadership role within al qaeda pay that's why the u.s. was interested in tracking him down in the first place. he didn't have a lot of combat experience, he wasn't within leadership al qaeda the moment, he did represent essentially the next generation for al qaeda. he was going to be some kind of recruitment draw. essentially based on the strength of his father's name. taking them off the battlefield is a blow to al qaeda and its a boost to u.s. security. >> julie: what does this say about the trump administration that we are dealing with terror? >> i think it's obviously the trump administration has made some progress, not just with al qaeda but with isis. they destroyed the caliphate in iraq and syria, a very significant moment. but the u.s. has been, for many years, fantastic at the stuff. the u.s. is fantastic at identifying terrorists, tracking them down, killing them with drone strikes. across the world. where we've had more difficulty -- and i think this

so one of the bright spots, kenya hamza robust civil society. a relatively free press, and a history of criminalizing defense. investments have been quite high in recent years but what what cost. china owns more than 20 percent of kenya's foreign debt, much of that fueling kenya and in what is the cost that is going to happen in the future. a lot of debates are about evolution of power trying to check the historic power of the presidency in kenya. these debates are quite healthy and a lot of us who study kenya politics are quite pleased with what is happening at the local level. people's interest in races of govern and members of county assemblies holy checks and balances at the local level rather at the national level. if we look finally at the latest attack that happened in january 2019, the doucette hotel, the security forces responded in ways that were much more effective. in dealing with that as we compare it to the hotel attack in 2013 which was marked by an organization who's in charge of our people going to respond within minutes of that

now it could be that the guy hamza gun and he's not telling the wife about it. i suppose that's a possibility. or i could be the guys lie about owning guns when they don't own a gun. my guess is the opposite may be more likely to be true. but another thing is that women particularly after you have one of these mass public shootings might be reticent to go and say that again is in their home or they may just be reticent to go until people that they are how they defend their families. but there's good reasons to believe that when you adjust this, you actually will end up with more than half of the households owning a gun. so why did they pick this one low survey number that they keep on using time after time. i think the reason is why they do that is they want to make gun owners feel feel somewhat isolated. i can feel that fewer and fewer people are wanting to go and own guns over time. i'll give you one example just for the survey. if you look at illinois, you have to have a four car card to go in on again. it's a license to audit. there is been a huge increase,

officials tell nbc news that his son is dead hamza was largely expected to be the face of al qaeda's next generation his last known public statement was released by the terror group last year. officials did not say where, when, or how he died in february, the state department announced a $1 million reward for information about hamza's whereabouts. the death happened some time during the trump administration, but it's unclear what role the u.s. government played in that, if any president trump declined to comment on the issue >>> new developments in the case of two american teenagers arrested in the murder of an italian police officer with investigators revealing finnegan lee elder's violent past a spokesperson for the san francisco district attorney's office told nbc news elder was involved in an alleged assault here in the states richard engel has the latest >> reporter: the father of one of two american teens accused of murdering an italian policeman arrived in rome as new details emerge about his son, 19-year-old finnegan elder, who police say stabbed officer mario rega 11 times w

saying hamza bin laden, son of the late al-qaeda leader osama bin laden, is dead. it's not clear if the us played a role. he had released audio and video calling for attacks on the us and other countries. ten more democratic hopefuls are going head to head in a second televised debate in detroit. the candidates have discussed healthcare and immigration. another series of debates in september will whittle the candidates down to ten. whoever comes out on top eventually will take on donald trump for the us presidency next year. the russian president vladimir putin has ordered the army to help tackle massive wildfires raging in siberia and other regions in the east. so far, about three million hectares have been affected. many local people complain not enough is being done to tackle the fires. now on bbc news, it's time for click. it's the hardest problem in technology and one that could change everything. this week we're in arizona, the self driving capital of the world, to ride in the latest robotic vehicles, meet the people who are not happy to see them... what am i

the headlines: media outlets in the united states are quoting intelligence sources that say hamza bin laden, the son of the late al-qaeda leader osama bin laden, is dead. the pentagon has not given any information about how or where the death took place. ten more democratic hopefuls are going head to head in a second televised debate in detroit. the candidates have discussed healthcare and immigration. another series of debates in september will whittle the candidates down to ten. the ultimate victor earns the right to take on president trump next year. the russian president vladimir putin has ordered the army to help tackle massive wildfires raging in siberia and other regions in the east of the country. so far about 3 million hectares have been affected. many local residents say not enough is being done to tackle the fires. now on bbc news it's hardtalk with shaun ley. it is 2:30am. hello and welcome to hardtalk, i'm shaun ley. hong kong is in uproar. each weekend for the last two months, thousands of people have taken to the streets. alvin yeung, who leads the civic party, shares t

media outlets in the united states are quoting intelligence sources saying hamza bin laden, son of the late al-qaeda leader osama bin laden, is dead. it's not clear if the us played a role. he had released audio and video calling for attacks on the us and other countries. ten democratic hopefuls have gone head to head in a second televised debate in detroit. the candidates discussed healthcare and immigration. another series of debates in september will whittle the candidates down to ten. whoever comes out on top eventually will take on donald trump for the us presidency next year. the russian president vladimir putin has ordered the army to help tackle massive wildfires raging in siberia and other regions in the east. so far, about three million hectares have been affected. many local people complain not enough is being done to tackle the fires. you're up to date with all the headlines. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with shaun ley. hello and welcome to hardtalk, i'm shaun ley. hong kong is in uproar. each weekend for the last two months, thousands of people have taken to the streets.

look at the timing of the emergence of hamza bin laden in 2015.ate was at the height in terms of its so—called caliphate, grabbing headlines and recruits, al can use it was on the back foot. islamic state leadership called al-qaeda leadership senile and out of touch. al-qaeda was hoping to inject a new face, hoping to appeal to young recruits, of course try to capitalise on that legacy bin laden. reports of a bouncy, but he might are ready have been dead. march 2018, in contrast to successive messages issued, 12 m essa g es successive messages issued, 12 messages between 2015 and 2018, then he went quiet. even al-qaeda members have not said anything about why he was quiet. it is a bit suspicious that that silence was for some time. there are reports that suggest that news of his death is not fresh, that he had been dead for a while. thank you. more than 6000 people have been told to leave their homes in derbyshire after heavy rain caused part of a dam to collapse. officials fear the reservoir wall could collapse, and are telling residents to head

details of how or where hamza died is still a mystery.er accused of leaving his twins to die in a hot car is due in court today. juan rodriguez, an iraq war veteran said he thought he brought them to daycare before he went over to his 8 hour shift at a va medical center in new york. he has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and child endangerment charges. those twins will be laid to rest tomorrow. jillian: such a tragic story. the navy secretary will pull middle given to the prosecutors in a gallagher's case, donald trump ordering the move tweeting in part the prosecutors who lost the case against seal eddie gallagher were ridiculously given a navy achievement medal. not only did they lose the case that they had difficulty with respect to information that may have been obtained from opposing lawyers and giving immunity and a totally incompetent fashion. four navy attorneys received the honor just days after gallagher was acquitted of murdering isis prisoner in 2017. rob: donald trump and mike pence heading to cincinnati, thousands expecte

he was grooming hamza bin laden to succeed him as the leader of al-anda. we know, the present is not known to be shy about claiming his victories, so we will anticipate a statement soon, i would assume. we will look out for that. good to talk to you. thank you. at least 10 people were injured when fireworks were shot from a moving car into a crowd of pro—democracy activists in hong kong. crowds had gathered to support a small number of protestors detained at a police station. it is not clear who was behind the incident, which was shared on social media platforms. tensions are high in hong kong after weeks of anti—government protests. a mobile phone app has speeded up the detection of a potentially fatal kidney condition in hospital patients. staff describe the technology as a "potential lifesaver", providing diagnoses in minutes instead of hours. acute kidney injury is caused by serious health conditions, including sepsis, and it affects one in five people admitted to hospital. hugh pym reports. whether it‘s the pager or the fax machine, there is no shorta

hamza has released audio and video m essa 9 es hamza has released audio and video messages on the internetattacks against the united states and its western allies. his father was responsible for the terrorist attacks on september the 11th, 2001. an unparalleled day of death and destruction in the united states. ten years later, us special forces eventually tracked down and killed osama bin laden at a compound in afghanistan. there they found letters, apparently written by the al-qaeda founder, in which he said he was grooming his son to succeed him. america believes any is no longer a threat but the legacy of his father's extremist ideology will continue to cause concern. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. a mobile phone app has speeded up the detection of a potentially fatal kidney condition in hospital patients. staff describe the technology as a potential life—saver, providing diagnoses in minutes instead of hours. acute kidney injury is caused by serious health conditions, including sepsis, and affects one in five people admitted to hospital. it costs the nhs £1.2 billion annually. w

our top stories: 0sama bin laden‘s son, hamza, chosen successor to lead al-qaeda, has reportedly beenratic party hopefuls are going head to head in a second televised debate. the victor earns the right to take on president trump next year. president putin orders the russian army into siberia to help fight the wildfires raging across the region. a rare original copy of the first harry potter book sells for almost $35,000 at auction in the uk.

media outlets in the united states are quoting intelligence sources saying hamza bin laden — son of theclear if the us played a role. bin laden had made repeated calls for attacks on the us and other countries. former us vice presidentjoe biden, comes under attack from nine other 2020 democratic hopefuls during a second televised debate. the candidates discussed healthcare, immigration and the economy. whoever comes out on top eventually will take on donald trump for the us presidency next year. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the new york times, and like us, they are covering the news that osama bin laden's son has reportedly been killed. the paper says that the us had a role in the operation but that exact details of the strike were scarce, including when and where. bloomberg is leading with the first interest rate cuts in the us since the financial crisis. this decision, they report, has led to a row between federal reserve chairman jerome powell and president trump who tweeted that "powell has let the co

of bin laden the son of slain al qaeda leader osama bin laden was killed in a military airstrike on hamza was considered to be the successor to leave the terrorist group the u.s. had offered a 1000000 u.s. dollars for information leading to his capture the white house and the pentagon declined to confirm reports of the airstrike. in hong kong the chinese army has for the 1st time condemned the ongoing pro-democracy protests military leaders and. the unrest should not be tolerated or marked that has left many wondering whether beijing will intervene with force and was also seen as a warning the army released a propaganda video of an exercise in which armed troops quell demonstrations. you'll feel the show of force by the chinese troops stationed in hong kong but in this video released by the people's liberation army is not just about regular military training. also shows soldiers facing down demonstrators. the video will be seen by many as a thinly veiled threat of intervention by the chinese military in hong kong's internal affairs especially when a company by this. message from the comma

the top stories this hour: osama bin laden's son, hamza, chosen successor to lead al-anda, has reportedlyr if the us played a role in his death. the us federal reserve cuts interest rates for the first time in more than a decade, president trump demands a bigger reduction. there is major disruption tonight for roads and rail services in the north of england, as well as homes being flooded, as intense rain affects many areas. a major incident has been declared in cheshire, while parts of north yorkshire had a month's worth of rain injust four hours. our correspondent judith moritz reports. using inflatable dinghies to get to flooded homes, rescue crews help 11 people and four dogs to safety this evening in bramall, south of manchester. with force enough to pick up this being, water in the area has been raging all afternoon. in nearby cheadle hume, the floods moved along roads, across driveways and energy back gardens. in poynton, a major incident was declared as people grabbed whatever they could to bail out the water. the last 2a hours in north yorkshire have been atrocious. this toddler

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expectations in the cpa for california residents, california is the seventh of us economy and hamza huge number of people. when the law takes effect on january 1st, 2020. we are seeing changes, that are again a little different. an opt out of sale, or an opt in to sell but we are seeing changes in the us just as we are seeing them around the world. >> i'm going to come back and ask you about the c word. concerns about what's going on with the coppa review and also the proposals that are coming from senator markey and others. tonight really have questions or than anything else. >> what are your questions. >> i think there's really an issue for example with constructive knowledge. what is that really mean in practice and how is that operationalize question or does it mean that a website or online service needs to really gate very heavily and potentially drive a whole lot of people through because they might be deemed to have constructive knowledge to prove that they are not teenagers. if that's a result, this will be a rather frustrating online experience for everybody sitting in this room

hamza bin laden is considered by many to have been a potential leader of the al-qaeda movement.9 year old alana cutland — a student at cambridge university — was on an internship on the island. 0ur africa correspondent, andrew harding has the latest from johannesburg. well, there's a lot of speculation. the police this morning have confirmed to me that, yes, alana did definitely open the door of this small cessna—style plane herself between five and ten minutes after it had taken off from a fairly remote airstrip in the north of the country. they're investigating multiple theories as to why she may have done that. there were at least two other people on the plane, including the pilot. there's speculation, of course, that this might have been some sort of suicide act. there is also speculation... and, of course, her body is currently still missing, and so it's hard for police to do much in terms of forensic investigations. but the other theories they're working on was that this was some sort of mental crisis and also that this crisis could have been triggered by, it's thought, an

if anybody here hamza question. you can have a q&a at the end. if you have questions along the way, that you think are really on.feel free to go ahead and raise your hand and it is on., i'll answer it and if not i will kind of file it away and answer it at the end. if it really sparks your curiosity i don't want that moment to slide by so this weekend, the region is not enough to bring me for starting a civil war inside the democratic party with the piece i had written right around the same time that she wrote a piece that quoted nancy pelosi dismissing the slightest. everybody by now remembers her quote was something like the four people that have twitter but they have a following. two weeks later, here we are with president trump about to get condemned on the house floor in the debate going on. over whether or not the resolution in people can't say racist on the house floor you can describe that you can't say the behavior of the president is racist. all of this started about a couple of weeks ago. she's not known to be very humble she had a rea

so the question of "how" hamza bin laden died isn't altogether clear. neither is the "when".e us state department offered this reward. one million dollars for information leading to the capture of what they called an "emerging leader in the al-qaeda franchise". but it appears he may have already been killed by then perhaps as long as two years ago. it's thought the us only learned of his death through intercepted communications between members of al-anda. mina lammy keeps an eye onjihadist networks for bbc monitoring. so far they have not made any official comment on the claims of his death but the supporters on the telegram have been urging each other to be very cautious of doing to the news saying that there has not been any confirmation from al-anda, this could be fake news and it can be away for the intelligence, the us intelligence to get information based on the chatter. they are very unsure and they are treating it with caution. if you look at the last message, it was from march 2015 and in contrast to the other 12 messages in total between 2015 2018 and then he went q

government involved in the death of hamza bin laden? >> i can't comment about that but he was very threatening to our country. he was saying very bad things about our country. i will let you make your own comment about it. i won't comment, i will saw hamza bin laden was very threatening to our country and you can't do that as far as anything beyond that i have no comment. reporter: robert mueller -- [inaudible]. >> you don't really believe this? do you believe this? okay. fine. reporter: [inaudible] >> we didn't talk about that. i spoke with president putin of russia yesterday. they're having massive fires in the, in their forests. they have tremendous, i have never seen anything like it. it is very good. i offered our assistance because we're very good putting out forest fires, frankly. if they should need it, i offered our assistance. we had a good talk a short talk but a good talk, and i think he appreciated it. so we would be able to help them. these are massive fires like i haven't seen. that was the primary importance of the conve

when they are saying is that they think their child hamza genetic factor. if we can do science and addresses concerns, and the science is hard, it's difficult and it takes time and it takes money but it's an opportunity for us to go to personalized vaccinations like personalized medicines to hear the concerns of parents and responds with science. many avoid the very rare adverse reactions. >> i'm going to come back a little bit to the work. what i like to do now is open up for the audience opportunity to ask questions of the panelists. if there are anybody in the audience would like to ask a question, take a microphone and state your name. >> we are funded to work in the drc by cc and tbs with usaid. i wanted to ask a couple of questions regarding security strategy. we were really pleased to see that file released. the content included. one of the things we were really pleased about is around inclusive and i understand that for the strategy, there is an internal group led by the screw. when you think that might practically to your.so many complexities here.

hamza bin laden was being groomed for a prominent role in al qaeda and had promised revenge against the united states. a military source says u.s. intelligence was involved in the operation that apparently killed him, but they're not providing details. >>> an investigation is under way at the exxonmobil refinery near houston after a major explosion. black smoke could be seen for miles around the facility in baytown, texas. all workers are safe. 37 were injured mostly from minor burns. air quality in the area is said to be safe. it's at least the fourth fire at a petrochemical facility in the houston area this year. >>> in pennsylvania, a suspected gas explosion destroyed this home near pittsburgh. firefighters had just shut off the gas line and were waiting to ventilate the house. three of them and the homeowner were injured. >>> time now for a look at your weather on this thursday morning. severe thunderstorms slammed the northeast with so much rain that floodwaters senside this bus on staten island, new york. meanwhile, this is the view from the south boston yacht club on a typical su

government confirming that the son of terrorist people osama bin laden, hamza, was killed a few monthssaying don't get too excited, you know? this doesn't really weaken the organization as a whole. take a listen, we'll get your reaction. >> al-qaeda has been strategic and patient over the past several years. it's leapt isis absorb -- let isis absorb the brunt of the world's counterterrorism efforts while patiently reconstituting itself. we see al-qaeda today that is as strong as it has ever been. gillian: so reconstituting itself, that's a worrisome statement. >> right. what i like about pointing out that hamza died several months ago is that that allowed the intelligence community to exploit the network. unlike osama bin laden's death, the president announced it four hours after the railed, and all the bad guys threw their phones away and went to mattresses. in this case we allowed the network to pop up to tell us hamza was dead, and that would give us an opportunity to go after more high-value targets because you're watching everybody pop up. and the only people that don't know that

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you have written in their journal that you stated the flp hamza standing resolution to support the 1994 assault weapons ban and is was your duty as flp president to uphold the resolution and los directed otherwise by his delegates to the national conference. in your position as president, did you try to shave or inform the flp support for an assault weapons ban in that position as president? >> i introduce the resolution to overturn the 94 resolution. >> so you support the ability of those that can legally own a weapon, they can own a weapon and you did not support the assault weapons ban? >> in 1994 i wasn't on the board of directors. i was probably at the conference but frankly i don't know what was my state at that time in the position they would've taken. but i was the author of the resolution to overturn that resolution and primarily because we felt the lack of prosecution and other issues, that assault weapons ban wasn't effective as we originally thought it would be. >> we have spoken a little bit about attorney general older but you've also supported then judge sonia to the supr