let's go to hasan minhaj, everybody, who's standing by. hasan, you're on the ground.tell us? >> trevor, i am hearing that the black panthers and the avengers have teamed up to come kill us using child soldiers. now, there is only one thing for me to do. first things first, i've got to get a bunch of guns. then i've got to go to the mosque with my family and just prays everything turns out okay. >> trevor, trevor! >> trevor: what's happening, jordan? >> a muslim militia is gathering together en masse. i can only assume to plot an attack of some kind in conjunction with an army of child soldiers hell-bent on eating our children. not to mention our marriage is falling apart. >> trevor: never said anything about your marriage. >> you never asked. it's incredible how scary everything is feeling overnight, all trump's fault. >> trevor: what will you do? probably vote for trump. >> trevor: thank you, jordan klepper, and everybody else (cheers and applause) thank you so much, i feel a lot safer now. now, a lot of the fear being stoked this week has been helped by the cavalcad

let's go to hasan minhaj, everybody. hasan, what is your take on hillary?trevor, i got to disagree with jordan. hillary clinton is not rocky. she's "rocky two." she got beat by the black guy last time and is ready for her second shot at the title. yeah! yeah! (cheers and applause) despite setbacks and the smear campaign run against her, this time she'll beat the odds and win -- bah bah bah (singing theme from "rocky") >> trevor: please! have control. adam lowitt, hopefully you can add substance to this conversation. >> with pleasure. i'm sorry, this pandering is ridiculous. crowbarring hillary into some old boxing movie narrative just because we're in philadelphia? >> trevor: i'm glad you see it this way, adam. how would you sum up hillary's campaign? >> easy. it's "rocky three." hillary is rich, overconfident and will lose in an upset to an angry bully with weird mare who everybody calls mr. t. >> "rocky four"! >> yeah, "rocky four"! donald trump is a monster backed by russia and is embarrassing america in front of the entire world! (cheers and applause) >

fortunately, jordan klepper and hasan minhaj have a plan. >> hasan and i teamed up to help prevent democrats from repeating their electronic mistakes. >> it's hard to secure the e-mails. >> i think cyber-security is going to be one of the hottest issues that faces the next president. >> do you have a cell phone? >> yeah, yeah, i do. >> can i see this? so... ( laughter ) >> i think it doesn't reflect well on the democratic party. >> i can see your cell phone real quick? >> sure. >> so, yeah. >> oh, my god! ( applause ) >> do you have a cell phone? >> yeah, yeah, i do. >> okay, cool. i can see? so-. ( cheers and applause ) >> cool. >> trevor: thanks, guys, good jobs. and p.s., hasan was arrested after that piece. ( laughter ) and jordan was given a stern warning. ( cheers and applause ) now, the democrats-- the democrats responded to this leak by asking d.n.c. chair debbie wasserman schultz to step the ( bleep ) out of here. but the damage was already done, you know. bernie sanders supporters went crazy. the d.n.c. couldn't do anything to calm them down. they apologized to bernie. they apologi

also in 2009, former army psychiatrist nidal hasan opened fire at fort hood, killing 13. wounds dozens more. during his trial, hasan claimed allegiance to the taliban but later said he wanted to become a member of the islamic state. in april 2013, dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev bombed the boston marathon. two police officers also died during the subsequent manhunt. dzhokhar told police they were motivated by extremist islamic beliefs and learned how to build bombs from an al qaeda magazine. in may of 2015, two men opened fire outside a prophet mohammed cartoon contest in garland, texas. the suspects were quickly shot and killed by police, but isis claimed responsibility. in july 2015, al qaeda follower mohammod abdulazeez went on a shooting rampage in chattanooga, killing five military members. and last december, husband and wife syed farook and tashfeen malik killed 14 at the inland regional center in san bernardino. isis immediately claimed responsibility. megyn. >> trace, thank you. well, with terror again dominating the daily headlines, we wanted to discuss the threat

here's abc's lama hasan. >> reporter: this morning his royal cuteness, prince george, celebrating his> releasing pictures to mark george's birthday, cambridge saying they appreciate people want to see george, what he's doing, what he looks like, how he's developing. >> reporter: doting mom and dad organizing a birthday bash fit for a future king. on the guest list, uncle harry and a newly engaged aunty pippa. >> he likes scooting around on a scooter. the duchess of cambridge said he liked a bit of tennis and had his own tennis racket. >> reporter: the little prince who has captivated the world from his first days now growing up before our eyes. learning the ropes, already mastering the royal wave, stealing the show wherever he goes. >> when we had president obama here visiting prince george in his dressing gown with the rocking horse he gave him, even the president of america commented that a little kid in his pajamas upstaged the president. >> reporter: as he turns 3, william and kate slowly introducing him to his royal life ahead. the pint-sized prince now starting to take on public

i love nascar. >> trevor: hasan, seriously? you put on white face? >> you mean my naturally fair and lovely complex that i got from my real-life parents bryce -- and i wanna say -- leslie? >> trevor: get the (bleep) out of here, chad! >> all lives matter! >> trevor: let's go to ronny chieng at the quicken. ronny, what's going on? >> hey, you can't be too safe, okay, trevor? you heard them last night, an immigrant is going to kill me and then kill my family. >> trevor: ronny, you're an immigrant. >> yeah, well, so are you! wait... you're gonna kill my family? >> trevor: well, maybe you're gonna kill my family! >> why are you going to kill my family, trevor? >> trevor: you're the one who's trying to kill my family. let's go to roy wood, jr. inside the convention now. >> that's right, reporting to you live from inside the quicken loans arena. it's so white looks like i'm inside a tub of cream cheese. >> trevor: there is also a lot of tension. you can't be with feeling safe. >> they love me! republicans never do good with black people. in ohio trump was

lama hasan, abc news, rome. >> and baton rouge, louisiana, a cell phone video is raising tension after fatal shooting of a black man by police. the video posted online shows two officers struggling with alton sterling outside a convenience store. the camera then turns away but you can hear gunshots. the officers are responding to reports o at someone. a witness says sterling was armed but was not holding his gun or even touching his pockets. protesters seeing the shooting as unjustified gathered throughout the day and evening. community leaders and the baton rouge police chief plan to speak about the shooting this morning. >>> now to some frightening surveillance video from a california cell phone store. it shows a 4-year-old girl standing near the front entrance when someone reaches through the door opens the door rather, grabs one arm and yanks the girl out. you can see her mother and a customer then immediately chased after the kidnapper. the suspect was quickly caught. the child was understandably scared and upset but not hurt. >>> many are saying this could be a major advance in t

>> all right, lama hasan in italy for us. lama, thank you. >>> well, we turn to nasa now this evening, taking a victory lap tonight, after one of its most impressive achievements. the juno spacecraft is now in orbit around jupiter, after a journey of more than 1.7 billion miles that took five years to get there. in inspite of those staggering numbers, juno arrived just one second off. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: nasa tonight is celebrating one of its biggest missions in years. juno, signaling success with one tiny click. >> we're in orbit. we conquered jupiter. >> reporter: 1.7 billion miles. >> and liftoff. >> reporter: after blasting off in 2011. jupiter itself is so big, 1,300 earths could fit inside. juno, traveling 165,000 miles per hour, arriving just one second offschedule. >> you have to make the spacecraft smart enough to know how to handle itself. >> reporter: juno hit a target so precise, engineers say it's like launching a golf ball from new york to l.a. and getting a hole in one. juno was built her

this comes on top of, first, he sort of comes to public attention in november of 2009 after nidal hasan, a army psychiatrist, u.s. army psychiatrist and major, opens fire on people at fort hood. and it turns out they were in communication, and the next day anwr with al-awlaki, who was a very tech-savvy guy, put on his blog that nidal hasan was a hero and did exactly what you're supposed to do as a muslim in america. then the second thing that happened was on christmas day in 2009 some of you will remember the underwear bomber who tried to blow up an airliner as it came into detroit. the bomb, fortunately, didn't go off, it burned him. but when he came off and eventually was interviewed by the fbi, he told the fbi that anwar al-awlaki, this guy in yemen, had recruited him, vetted him, coached him and prepared him for his mission blowing up a plane. so when, you know, when he has been proven to be not just a propagandist, but an operational terrorist, president obama asks the justice department can i put this guy on the kill list. will it be legal and constitutional to kill a u.s. citizen

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after he listened to lectures by a he told the informant he knew how to use weapons and admired nadal hasanwho killed 14 people in 2009 at ft. hood, calling him "a very good man." s.w.a.t. officers arrested him in sterling, virginia, and seized the gun sunday. tonight, we talked to his neighbor. >> i'm in shock. i think it was a little shocking when you see this. >> reporter: he's due back in court next tuesday. he has a probable cause and bond hearing. shemari stone, news4. >>> tonight, we're getting new reaction to the bombshell announcement from the fbi director who said hillary clinton was extremely careless with classified material. >> we now know that she lied to the country when did not send classified information on her server. she lied. >> donald trump lit into hillary clinton, saying james comey's decision not to recommend criminal charges against clinton proved the political system is rigged. and he mocked "the new york times" article that reports clinton is considering keeping loretta lynch on as attorney general. >> how can you say that? it's a bribe! it's a bribe. i mean, if h

abc's lama hasan from italy tonight, reporting in. >> reporter: tonight, an italian homeless man is under arrest for the murder of american student beau solomon, just a day after the 19-year-old's body was pulled from rome's tiber river. a woman claiming to be the suspect's girlfriend telling italian tv she saw the two scuffle shortly after solomon was robbed by two other men. "the american came this way," she said. "one could see he was upset. they were pushing each other," she said. "the boy pushed back, and then it ended badly." the university of wisconsin student had flown to rome on thursday. just hours after he arrived, he vanished. that first night, his friends at this bar, in an area popular with american college kids and tourists. bull when his friends came to leave at 1:00 a.m., they couldn't find him. >> he's most responsible kid ever, so, when we see this happening, we know it's not anything, this is just so uncharacteristic of beau. >> reporter: police recovering his body three days later, 2 1/2 miles from that bar. a massive wound on his head, his shirt covered in blood. sol

he praised nadal hasan and wanted to follow in hasan's footsteps.e back at the texas base in 2009 killing 13 people and hurting 30 more in a brutal mass shooting. investigators saying he thought about following through with his plan to attack a military base multiple times and just last week he tried to buy two more high-powered military styled weapons but the fbi catching on and taking him down after a three-month sting operation. they caught him sending money to who he thought was an isis fighter but was an under cover agent. he went back to his native country sierra leone and talked to isis fighters about joining. he faces 20 years in prison if convicted. just a reminder that the scary reality that we face today. >> interesting to hear how it all works, exchanging of money. thank you so much, abby. >> thanks, abby. >>> you have heard hillary clinton's excuse for her e-mail scandal. it was all about convenience. one device. >> thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. >> but the fbi

he reportedly admired nidal hasan, the ft. hood gunman, who killed 14 during a 2009 rampage calling him, quote, a very good man. and vowed to do nidal hassan type of things. and jalloh made an isis donation. in late june, he tried to acquire weapons but failed in north carolina. he tried to get a weapon in chantilly but didn't have the right i.d. and by the time he came back store was working with authorities. before he took the weapon home, it was rendered inoperable. he was arrested on sunday, the weapon sized. mohamed jalloh will be back here in court where he will have a bond hearing. >>> bomb-detecting robots are outside of a bank in fairfax county after a backpack was left behind after a robbery. jackie bensen is in seven corners with more. >> reporter: route 50 reopened a few minutes ago. it's been causing a big problem here. first, we'll show you video taken just a short time ago. you should be able to see the backpack that police were using, a bomb robot to examine and x-ray. about five minutes ago, they opened uproot

hasan e-mailed about his plans. the under wear bomber tried to blow a plane out of the sky over detroit under orders from him and orlando killer omar mateen appears to have been swayed by him after watching his sermons on the internet. but here is the strangest twist in this american horror story. after the 9/11 terror attacks, he was invited to lead prayers at the u.s. capital. he was answered such a perfect role model, an imam, that "the washington post" did a story about him. >> there is always this association between islam and terrorism. when that is not true at all. it's a religion of peace. >> gradually it is possible to see the beginnings of his disenchantment. >> hatred is something that comes out of nowhere. there are reasons. the fact that the u.s. has administered the death and homicide of over one million civilians in iraq. >> no one seems certain when he became a full-fledged jihadi. one thing is clear. he was a scholar of islam yet never cites religion when speaking about why he hates us. >> over here

narrator: with a weapon nicknamed "cop killer" at his side, major nidal hasan goes on a deadly shooting

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abc's lama hasan has more on that in london.ter: yeah, and good morning to you, lara. and that powerful message prince harry is trying to drive home is this, it's important to talk about grief and, of course, this comes after the prince revealing that it was only until three years ago he was actually able to open up about his mother's death, regretting staying silent. prince harry speaking out revealing his struggle about talking about his late mother's death. >> i really regret not ever talking about it, you know. for the first 28 years of my life, i never talked about it. >> reporter: harry was only 12 when the princess died in a tragic car crash in paris. while the world went into a very public mourning, her youngest son says he bottled up his grief. >> it's okay to suffer but as long as you talk about it, you know, it's not weakness, weakness is having a problem and not recognizing it and not solving that problem. >> reporter: harry, who served ten years active duty in the british armed forces, believes it's important to spr

jalloh said he "inspired to do nidal hasan type thing." then, last week, he went to blueridge arsenal in chantilly asking to buy an ar-15. he didn't have the right i.d. and came back the next door. they sold him a rifle like this one but rendered it inoperable. coming up on news4 at he made a few weeks ago to signal his support for isis. back to you now in the studio. >>> a series of attacks by isis and its supporters have left hundreds dead in the middle east and europe. at least 200 died in baghdad when a suicide bomber launched an attack in a busy shopping district. and attacks in saudi arabia yesterday targeted a u.s. consulate and one of the holiest mosques. isis had called on its supporters and fighters to carry out attacks during the holiest months of ramadan. >>> back at home tonight, the deadly officer-involved shooting just steps from a metro station is under investigation in a neighborhood that has seen several violent incidents this year. the metro transit officer shot and killed a suspect on 49th street near the deanwood stati

and nadal hasan murdered 14 innocent souls. in your view is a soldier communicating with a radical islamic cleric aulaqi asking about and preparing power point presentations and laying out what he believed was a corps anic command to wage jihad. are those significant red flags that should have moved the administration to action? >> they are highly significant red flags and to dismiss them because it was consistent with his research as i understand was the main reason is reckless. >> and indeed what his fellow officers said part of the reason that they did not act against him was political correctness. let's look at another example. the zarn nef brothers, they had traveled to dagestan and chechnya provinces and interviewed by the fbi, the sold earn brother. russian authorities the second time notified the administration they believed them to be religious extremists. the elder brother returned to chechnya and met with chechen terror related groups. he posted on youtube a public call to jihad. and yet the administration had stoppe

i would mention nadal hasan. the obama administration knew he had been in electronic communication with the radical islamic cleric, anwar al awlaki. the obama administration knew that he had asked about the possible justifications for waging jihad against his fellow soldiers. and yet, the administration did nothing. and nadal hasan murdered 14 innocent souls. in your view, is a soldier communicating with a radical islamic cleric, anwar al awlaki, asking about the per missibility of waging jihad against his fellow soldiers, preparing power points to that end, are those significant red flags that should have moved the administration to action? >> they are highly significant red flags. to dismiss them because it was consistent with his research, as i understand was the main reason, was reckless. >> indeed what his fellow officers said part of the reason that they did not act against him was political correctness. let's look at another example. the tsarnaev brothers in boston. the obama administration pointed out tha

hood in texas, an army major named nidal hasan gunned down 14 innocent persons including an unborn child. while shouting, allah akbar. prior to this attack, and apparently folks in the gallery find it amusing, a terrorist murdering 14 innocent souls. prior to this terror attack, federal officials were aware that hassan had attempted to contact al qaeda and exchanged numerous e-mails with the terrorists al awlaki. a self-professing soldier of allah, he had also worried many colleagues with his promotion of an extreme or radical interpretation of islam. yet, for fear of being branded as politically incorrect, or otherwise, they did nothing. then after the fact, the obama administration classified these terrorist killings as mere workplace violence. in january of 2010, the department of defense issued a report entitled protecting the force, the lessons from ft. hood. the report did not mention hassan by name, nor did it use the terms islam or jihad. i would like nothing more than to speak with a government official about these bizarre decisions and omissions. about the pattern that has char

baker and governor hasan. faced with steep increases in the number of clients seeking addiction treatment for opioid addictions and increasing opioid overdoses and increasing criminal cases involving opioids , governor shumlin devoted entire state of the state address to. it was a lonely place to be out in front in early 2014. the actions he took immediately to add more funding for treatment resources to support legislative and regulatory changes in both health and criminal justice systems. vermont at same time adopt ad plan to address this public health crisis. that is comprehensive including strategies, encompassing prevention, enforcement, intervention, treatment and recovery support. it is essential to recognize whatever we do in all of these spaces, to stem the tied of opioid problem it requires a coordinate the approach on the federal, state and community levels. so here we were, ready to invest money in treatment but at the same time our waiting lists were getting larger and larger. we just didn't have

that's the problem because if we exclude his pledge to isis during the attack, we exclude hasan beingble to go up in his own free will and announce his pledge to, at the time with the taliban, and then he switched over to isis, whatever is the going factor at the time. and we suppressed that information. that information is not put out to the public because it's politically sensitive. >> i think the solution here is to look at a proven model versus shallow theories. we've launched a truis laum campaign where we'. short term solution, law enforcement -- >> you need to go to the mosques and get them to repeat that. >> and the problem is inconsistent muslim leadership. >> and i bet probably they have not responded. and the problem is you are the minority. what we have right now is muslim mosques in america radicalized, harboring terrorists, knowing that they are radicals within the mosque, and they're not reporting about it. >> what we have is the largest muslim community. we have over 100 mosques in america where they're wide open, police, law enforcement. we're open. >> the majority of

lama hasan is on the story from london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. dan.t is judgment day today. the international olympic committee is meeting this morning to discuss the fate of the team. will there be an all-out ban on all 387 russian athletes from competing in the rio olympics, now only just a couple of weeks away? which is unprecedented. no country hass ever been kicked out for doping violations. that is the recommendation by the world anti-doping agency. the agency recently issuing a scathing report saying russia had been operating a four-year, state-sponsored doping program across the board. including 30 different olympic sports from 2011 to 2015. the highest court of appeal in international sports has already upheld a decision banning all russian track and field athletes from the rio games. russian president putin saying the allegations are politically motivated and a western plot to undermine russia. the ioc's president promising the toughest sanctions available. there is tension within the ioc between those wanting to send a clear message to russ

some of his known associates include nidal hasan, theford hood shooter, the underwear bomber and faisal shazad who tried to set off a bomb in times square. he was also associated with at least three of the 9/11 attackers, and a 15-year-old boy who tried to detonate a car bomb at a christmas tree lighting ceremony portland, oregon. awlaki was a business guy. he spent a lot of time recruiting individuals for what he saw as the quintessential fight against the west, against the united states. awlaki's last few years of his life are spent in hiding. he's on the run. he's living inmen, and he knows that he's been placed on the united states designate the targeted kill list. effectively the list that's maintained by the treasury department, that is the kill or capture but heavy emphasis on kill list. awlaki as a u.s. citizen thinks that he ought to have constitutional protections, that he has effectively been judged and sentenced to execution without a criminal trial. his father sues in a federal court to get him taken off the list on the grounds that he is an american citizen and that he's n

we've seen married couples in san bernardino or omar mateen in orlando or hasan in fort hood.worry about terrorism we've heard it all over tv today, because this was a complex attack with numerous people that was engaged with a plan and was suicidal, that that capacity and sophistication pretty much identifies this as the footprint of isis or al qaeda. as opposed to other groups that are out there. and i worry that the prevalence of this and the way in which we're covering this is it's not hard for others to begin to both copycat. so we have a bias i think built in in our analysis. and i also think that we've when you've seen -- we don't give a lot of boko haram in africa and other places are mimicking what they're seeing and affiliating. i remember when peter bergen wrote the book "holy war" he looked at al qaeda in its earliest form as bin laden a zawheri organized it with responsibilities that operated across different languages, 60 different nations or so, in what was then toxic intelligence environments. when the intelligence environments have gotten orders of magnitude m

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