The robot used Thursday had essentially two remote-controlled options: detonate or don't detonate.
|
|
"The same automated robot equipment to detonate and defuse bombs was used to place C-6138 in place and to detonate that," Rawlings said at a press conference Friday.
|
|
Hillary Clinton gave them the spark they needed to detonate.
|
|
Abdeslam's brother, Ibrahim, did detonate his suicide vest and died.
|
|
Rifle bullets produce enough energy to detonate the explosive mixture.
|
|
Nuclear fission can power a plant or detonate a bomb.
|
|
Your body will start vibrating like you're going to detonate.
|
|
Abbott ended up opening the package, but it didn't detonate.
|
|
Fortunately, the authorities were able to detonate the device safely.
|
|
An overly bullish plan could easily detonate their balance sheets.
|
|
The key difference was that the most recent bomb was designed to detonate with a trip wire, whereas the first three were essentially pipe bombs concealed in delivery boxes designed to detonate upon opening.
|
|
Another bomb that did not detonate was found just blocks away.
|
|
The team originally planned to detonate the bomb at 4 a.m.
|
|
Abdeslam failed to detonate his own suicide vest and fled Paris.
|
|
The device did not detonate, and no one was reported injured.
|
|
When you reach a crowd of 10 or 20 people, detonate.
|
|
A technician at a computer counted down to detonate the tank.
|
|
Once the "donor charge" explodes, the explosives inside the mine detonate.
|
|
Under the right conditions, a slight shock can cause it to detonate.
|
|
The car&aposs path was blocked and the explosives failed to detonate.
|
|
"It's less complicated to command detonate when it's with you," he said.
|
|
I want to know how to detonate the concept of baby's breath.
|
|
The jammers disrupt the radio signals that insurgents use to detonate bombs.
|
|
She did not have to carry a gun or detonate a bomb.
|
|
A fourth bomb was found in Chelsea, but it did not detonate.
|
|
Nuclear weapons take less than a millionth of a second to detonate.
|
|
Although the device had apparently started to detonate, there was no explosion.
|
|
The young terrorists are brisk and businesslike until the plastic explosives detonate.
|
|
One exploded and injured 29 people, while the other failed to detonate.
|
|
A torpedo passed through the bow of another but did not detonate.
|
|
On Washington WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans are preparing to detonate a mini-nuke.
|
|
Daoud tried twice to detonate the bomb and was arrested at the scene.
|
|
If confirmed, the next steps might be to deactivate or detonate the device.
|
|
But prosecutors said Muhammad intended to detonate the device during the Ryanair flight.
|
|
The ransomware would only detonate its payload if the domain did not exist.
|
|
Hassani said the Mine Kafon Drone aimed to map, detect and detonate landmines.
|
|
All of them were found and removed by authorities before they could detonate.
|
|
Effective training helps officers to deescalate potentially explosive situations rather than detonate them.
|
|
And unlike the bomb that was the Plaza deal, these ones could detonate.
|
|
Sometimes, the I.R.A. offered warnings of its intention to detonate explosives in Britain.
|
|
Zazi eventually pleaded guilty to conspiring to detonate explosives in the United States.
|
|
The hijackers threatened to detonate a grenade if their demands were not met.
|
|
The package did not detonate on its own, the law enforcement source said.
|
|
"Everything in the past is always waiting, waiting to detonate," he once said.
|
|
The warhead didn't detonate; if it did, much of Arkansas wouldn't exist today.
|
|
If confirmed, the next steps might be to either deactivate or detonate the device.
|
|
Another device that didn&apost detonate was found April 26 outside a Starbuck&aposs.
|
|
Cybulski recalls thinking they had anywhere from 10-15 seconds before it would detonate.
|
|
In Brussels, the attackers managed to get inside the terminal and detonate their explosives.
|
|
I thought when they find bombs they take them and detonate them somewhere else.
|
|
A second pressure cooker bomb was found a few blocks away but didn't detonate.
|
|
The weapons contain bomblets that scatter widely and can detonate months or years later.
|
|
No deaths or injuries have been associated with the bombs, which did not detonate.
|
|
Or you could detonate something further out and the currents bring it in shore.
|
|
He'll jog up, lull the defender to sleep, then detonate from an unreasonable distance.
|
|
Other drones drop bombs or are rigged with explosives to detonate on the ground.
|
|
It was safer to detonate the mine far from the shore, the Navy said.
|
|
This car bomb had actually failed to detonate after being abandoned by its driver.
|
|
Analysts later concluded that about 2000 percent of the North's shells failed to detonate.
|
|
Once the team is ready to detonate, Lan warns people to clear the area.
|
|
He attempted to set his underwear on fire in an attempt to detonate explosives.
|
|
The men opened fire, killing him on the spot before he could detonate the car.
|
|
It's a small step to smuggle a potato bomb or other explosive and detonate it.
|
|
If you can remove the wire and take it toward the IED, it won't detonate.
|
|
It has shown that it can penetrate security in Baghdad to detonate devastating car bombs.
|
|
The movie appears to end with a decision to detonate, as horrible carnage is shown.
|
|
And Declan got to detonate explosive devices during controlled training exercises at the AFP headquarters.
|
|
These have new "fuzing" devices, which use sensors to tell the warheads when to detonate.
|
|
It was more of a bomb, but it had no fuse and would never detonate.
|
|
Some bombs fail to detonate completely, and others explode early, late, or not at all.
|
|
Were they constructed in a way that would allow them to detonate on their own?
|
|
They detonate when you least expect them, in sentences as otherwise lovely as a tulip.
|
|
Through the app, the user can also "detonate" and destroy any of their collected data.
|
|
Last week, Ri told reporters the regime might detonate a hydrogen weapon in the Pacific.
|
|
Police experts have yet to explain why the explosives did not fully detonate at first.
|
|
Police say they did find one suspicious package which the bomb squad planned to detonate.
|
|
A little past 10AM, my digital baby began beeping like a time bomb about to detonate.
|
|
Police later said one of the women was wearing a suicide vest that did not detonate.
|
|
They've also used lasers mounted on Humvee trucks to detonate improvised explosive devices from a distance.
|
|
Authorities say the pipe bomb was wired to other explosives but they did not all detonate.
|
|
He is recovering from injuries he suffered when his homemade bomb ignited but failed to detonate.
|
|
Andrew Mahoney, I dragged the terrorist away from our group before he could detonate his bomb.
|
|
It has repeatedly shown that it can penetrate security in Baghdad to detonate devastating vehicle bombs.
|
|
They also rigged up barrels full of explosives which they appeared to detonate at the site.
|
|
Fuses detonate the cylinder upon impact or, using a timer, after it punches into a building.
|
|
After the drone's first shot failed to detonate on impact, it was positioning to strike again.
|
|
State news agency SANA said two other militants were killed before they could detonate their bombs.
|
|
"He has blood on his hands even if he didn't detonate the bomb," a prosecutor said.
|
|
Ullah allegedly attempted to detonate a device resembling a pipe bomb, injuring himself and three others.
|
|
Two hijackers who had threatened to detonate an explosive device were taken into custody, officials said.
|
|
"This policy could at any moment detonate a new crime wave here," Ms. Ortiz Dominguez said.
|
|
No, I don't think they can do much if a lone wolf decides to detonate a bomb.
|
|
The Israeli military also said they shot dead three protesters who were attempting to detonate a bomb.
|
|
The Israeli military also said that they shot three protesters who were attempting to detonate a bomb.
|
|
He threatens to put explosive vests on four hostages and to detonate the vests in 27 minutes.
|
|
Such devices are often used by police to dispose of or detonate bombs without risking human life.
|
|
The idea was that one charge would detonate remotely, and the others would go off in succession.
|
|
What Russia did was weaponize that information and detonate it with calculated timing to alter the election.
|
|
He then appeared to yell "Allahu Akbar" in Arabic and to detonate something on a luggage trolley.
|
|
A second pressure cooker bomb was found a few blocks away, on 27th Street, but didn't detonate.
|
|
Regional newspaper La Voix du Nord had reported that the woman was threatening to detonate a bomb.
|
|
This is partly because around a fifth detonate their explosives when confronted by soldiers, killing only themselves.
|
|
Shahzad tried unsuccessfully to detonate a bomb in an SUV in Times Square on May 1, 2010.
|
|
It was only after the bombs failed to detonate that Harris and Klebold advanced on the school.
|
|
In the remaining case — the would-be Times Square bomber in 2010 — the device failed to detonate.
|
|
"Maybe a little bit of public finance will detonate a lot more of private finance," he said.
|
|
Authorities were able to knock the drones off course and caused them to detonate away from Maduro.
|
|
It wouldn't engage in extensive experimental work to figure out how to detonate a fissile nuclear core.
|
|
He tried to detonate a homemade bomb in the truck before fleeing the scene, Judge Palmkvist said.
|
|
The bomb at the Vosstaniya Square station was disarmed by a security officer before it could detonate.
|
|
Now, in Daniel Sullivan's production at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, two actresses get to detonate it.
|
|
Wellerstein's NukeMap tool lets you detonate a hypothetical nuclear bomb over any major city in the world.
|
|
"There is a bomb in one of the children's backpacks and it's going to detonate shortly," one said.
|
|
The Chibok girls could very well have metamorphosed into our enemies, ready to fire guns and detonate bombs.
|
|
A bomb disposal unit used a robot to detonate them, said a journalist who was on the scene.
|
|
ISIS has long used sophisticated ploys to detonate IEDs, using light switches or even fridge doors as triggers.
|
|
Once dispersed, the rockets detonate—and in a flash—devastate an area roughly 200 by 300 meters wide.
|
|
A warhead needs a reentry vehicle to carry it through the upper atmosphere, and without it, won't detonate.
|
|
A bomb robot even had to detonate one of the explosives in the backyard, according to the Post.
|
|
These underwater explosives were rigged to detonate in response to magnetic, acoustic, and pressure signatures from passing ships.
|
|
Strapped with explosives, ready to detonate himself, he sees his girlfriend and faces a choice: love or terror?
|
|
The authorities had developed an idea to attach C-4 to the remote-controlled robot and detonate it.
|
|
Domingo planned to detonate an improvised explosive device "for the purpose of causing mass casualties," law enforcement said.
|
|
Police said the couple also planted three homemade pipe bombs in the building, though they failed to detonate.
|
|
The North's foreign minister previously told reporters the country might detonate a hydrogen weapon in the Pacific. Sen.
|
|
These are trash cans that are strong enough to contain a bomb if one were to detonate inside.
|
|
If Boko Haram found out these girls had failed to detonate their bombs, they could possibly be killed.
|
|
But as the big day wears on, several disasters detonate, as if designed to illustrate Ms. Sampson's themes.
|
|
A second pressure cooker bomb was found a few blocks away, on 27th Street, but it didn't detonate.
|
|
The group's leaders have sought in at least three cases to detonate bombs hidden aboard American commercial jetliners.
|
|
Intelligence agents learned that someone had tried to recruit volunteers to detonate a car bomb outside Jameh's house.
|
|
But what he could do is detonate one or more high altitude warheads above South Korea or Japan.
|
|
Though one would-be attacker tried to bomb an Underground train last year, the device failed to detonate.
|
|
The police defused two other explosive devices that failed to detonate outside other churches later in the day.
|
|
It's unclear whether the missile could actually reach the US with a nuclear warhead that would successfully detonate.
|
|
General Bajwa said the militants had planned to detonate two vehicles filled with explosives near two barracks housing prisoners.
|
|
Sections of the surrounding area were closed in May 2017 to detonate leftover devices and clean up contaminated soil.
|
|
Interestingly, we learn that hosts are equipped with an explosive device that is set to detonate if they leave.
|
|
Especially after watching the explosive mechanism that fills an airbag in just 0.03 seconds detonate in super slow motion.
|
|
In an H-bomb, conventional explosives compress and detonate a conventional fission bomb, triggering a powerful secondary fusion device.
|
|
An Antares rocket malfunctioned upon launch in October 2014, after which its operators chose to deliberately detonate the rocket.
|
|
In September, Malaysian police thwarted a plot to detonate bombs in Kuala Lumpur's vibrant tourist area of Bukit Bintang.
|
|
Prosecutors said Saleh and Mumuni made plans to detonate homemade bombs in Manhattan's Times Square and World Trade Center.
|
|
He brings us a suicide belt worn by an ISIS fighter who was killed before he could detonate it.
|
|
Another device that didn&apost detonate was found April 26 inside a U.S. Postal Service mailbox near a Starbucks.
|
|
Another bomb in New Jersey injured no one and other devices he is accused of planting did not detonate.
|
|
The testers detonate sarin-filled 155mm artillery shells to study how the nerve agent disperses in a tropical jungle.
|
|
Footage from the tunnel showed Ullah detonate a bomb on his person during morning rush hour December 11, 2017.
|
|
Paul: It can't be good when planes across the world are reminding passengers that Samsung's phones can spontaneously detonate.
|
|
Nukemap VR is a new virtual-reality experience that lets users detonate a nuclear weapon in New York City.
|
|
"With the grace of god we were able to detonate seven trucks carrying soldiers," Islamic State was quoted saying.
|
|
Meanwhile, Russia says it will build new missiles that can reach the US and possibly detonate a nuclear weapon.
|
|
Then, at a Women's March in San Francisco, Mr. Cohen (as Morad) persuaded Glenn to detonate an explosive device.
|
|
Roughly 20 percent fail to properly detonate upon impact, leaving unexploded bomblets that can kill civilians even years later.
|
|
But the Islamic State improved the explosive with the addition of another material that makes it easier to detonate.
|
|
Ressam told investigators that he had planned to detonate suitcases in a crowded terminal at Los Angeles International Airport.
|
|
As long as Pyongyang doesn't detonate a nuclear bomb or fire off long-range missiles, Trump says, all's well.
|
|
The drone can automatically fly to a site, find a target, dive down and detonate, according to the manufacturer.
|
|
Blair admitted that he and Booker plotted to detonate a vehicle bomb at Fort Riley military base near Manhattan, Kansas.
|
|
Police have arrested a woman who refused to detonate a bomb after traveling to the camp with the other bombers.
|
|
But letting the shell sit in an overheated barrel would cause it to detonate inside the plane, killing everyone aboard.
|
|
The best strategy is to guide it around to an enemy group's flank and detonate before they see it coming.
|
|
In the United States, terrorists used a Ryder van to detonate a bomb at the World Trade Center in 1993.
|
|
Police are not clear on why the second device found a few blocks away on 27th Street did not detonate.
|
|
He's been repeatedly undermined by his own indiscipline and tendency to detonate controversies that harm him more than his opponent.
|
|
But Tannerite is difficult to turn into a weapon and more difficult than other explosives to detonate, the sources said.
|
|
And fourth, terrorists are more eager than ever to acquire and detonate a nuclear weapon somewhere in the Western world.
|
|
In 2015, Iran unveiled a new long-range missile that has the capability to detonate across large swaths of Europe.
|
|
In 2010, a car bomb was found in a Nissan Pathfinder parked in Times Square, though it did not detonate.
|
|
Travis Atkins, who was killed after he tackled a suspected terrorist attempting to detonate a bomb strapped to his body.
|
|
The attacks were coordinated over several provinces, often employing two or more improvised explosive devices timed to detonate in sequence.
|
|
A second virtual TV screen showed a map of where the bomb would detonate if I pressed the red button.
|
|
He had recently converted to Islam and planned to detonate an explosive device at a rally in Long Beach, Calif.
|
|
The fuse was an electronic device designed to detect its target and detonate if it flew within about 75 feet.
|
|
The suspected hijacker, who surrendered and was arrested, told the pilot that he had explosives and threatened to detonate them.
|
|
But many of the cluster bombs failed to release their contents or, in other cases, their bomblets failed to detonate.
|
|
" A SAM, or Semiautonomous Attachment Mine, could be preprogrammed to latch onto a specific target and detonate on command. "Sixteen.
|
|
The bomber apparently decided to detonate his gym bag right then, rather than trying to get past the stubborn coach.
|
|
Newly released interviews revealed what one historian called the war's "last secret": Israel was ready to detonate an atomic device.
|
|
It's about a man who collects body parts after car bombs detonate, and then gets out his needle and thread.
|
|
A journalist cannot idly stand by knowing there could be a car bomb sitting outside a building, ready to detonate.
|
|
We have to assume that if they do launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, it will reach our shores and detonate.
|
|
Above the ring is a fuze intended to detonate the bomblet no matter its angle of impact with the ground.
|
|
After it had used that time to detonate its first nuclear device, in 2006, Pyongyang walked away from the talks.
|
|
So far, nobody has been hurt, and it's not clear whether the devices were sophisticated enough to detonate at all.
|
|
When they detonate, they produce a large gas bubble that rises through the water column and damages the target vessel.
|
|
So its leaders have learned that their best leverage is to fire missiles, detonate warheads, or start up nuclear complexes.
|
|
Another attacker failed to detonate his suicide jacket and was shot by security forces after an intense firefight, officials said.
|
|
Each FOAB can detonate with the power of 44 tons' worth of TNT, or with four times the MOAB's yield.
|
|
The few rockets and mortars the fighters possessed were old and shoddy, lacked the correct fuzes, and often failed to detonate.
|
|
Russian security officials say that the attacker left a second, larger explosive device at another station, though it did not detonate.
|
|
A second ambulance, which did not detonate at the scene, was also involved in the attack, interior minister Wais Barmak said.
|
|
The answer reveals itself when Rosita goes to detonate her explosives upon Negan's arrival for the big showdown and nothing happens.
|
|
The bill would detonate individual insurance markets, sending premiums skyrocketing, and push 16 million people into the ranks of the uninsured.
|
|
That, Brown said, is when his officers devised a plan to use a robot to detonate a bomb near the gunman.
|
|
Prosecutors say he planned to detonate homemade bombs similar to the pressure cooker bombs used in the 2013 Boston Marathon attack.
|
|
Ressam built an HMTD-based bomb in Canada that he planned to detonate at Los Angeles International Airport in December 250.
|
|
Yes, it is easier to detonate a bomb that's in your hands than to remotely trigger it in the cargo hold.
|
|
Three men have pleaded not guilty to using a mobile phone to detonate the bomb outside her home on Oct. 16.
|
|
Federal prosecutors said in a statement the device he sought to detonate was inert, and the public was not in danger.
|
|
North Korea threatened a little over a month ago to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean, but hasn't yet.
|
|
And when things threaten to get too tranquil, firebombs detonate amidst clusters of Tao Tei, the carnage both gnarly and beautiful.
|
|
A fun morning for Chamonix: when the rockets reach altitude they detonate, sending a cloud of cellulose filaments into the atmosphere.
|
|
When it fired, it hit the door of one of the vehicles with a munition that failed to detonate, he said.
|
|
The bomber was spotted by police as his car approached the checkpoint, prompting him to detonate his explosives, the spokesman said.
|
|
They plotted to park four vehicles containing explosives and detonate them outside the apartment complex and mosque there, the complaint added.
|
|
Police special weapons team members initially sought to detonate a bathroom wall where Mr. Mateen was holed up with several hostages.
|
|
Front Burner Detonate this new full-bodied coffee in your mug in the morning, and you'll be fueled for the day.
|
|
Rudolph had stolen a large cache of dynamite, which he used to detonate the bombs, and much of it remained missing.
|
|
But it's still unclear if Pyongyang can reliably fit the bomb atop the projectile and detonate it thousands of miles away.
|
|
The more intractable danger is a demographic time bomb already starting to detonate across South Korea and all over East Asia.
|
|
The proposal came after the authorities said they foiled a plot to detonate a device on a plane leaving Sydney Airport.
|
|
New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill said a suspect was injured after he attempted to detonate an improvised explosive device.
|
|
The 152-millimeter high-velocity gun could punch shells through substantial concrete walls to detonate its 12-pound explosive payload within.
|
|
The men intended to park a vehicle packed with explosives at each corner of the complex and detonate them, prosecutors said.
|
|
Kasoulides said Mustafa had initially threatened to detonate his belt and demanded that the aircraft be refueled and leave for Istanbul.
|
|
An Ohio man was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of planning to detonate a bomb at Cleveland's Fourth of July celebrations.
|
|
Demolition officials said about 10 percent of the charges had failed to detonate, perhaps because of a wiring issue, the newspaper reported.
|
|
"Oil's ticking time bomb is sure to detonate at some point and the price reaction will be anything but muted," he added.
|
|
Three attackers began to detonate their suicide vests at the gates of the court complex just as they were shot by police.
|
|
Its master bomb-maker, Ibrahim al-Asiri, is believed to have orchestrated at least three plots to detonate explosives aboard commercial airliners.
|
|
The disrupter is a slug of water or some other material designed to literally tear a bomb apart before it can detonate.
|
|
Instead, the media fanfare will be turned toward this week's big announcement that the country managed to detonate its first hydrogen bomb.
|
|
Cluster munitions explode in the air and scatter smaller "bomblets" over a huge area that detonate when stepped on or picked up.
|
|
He planned to build a bomb containing 1,000 pounds of ammonium nitrate and detonate it himself, dying in the process, they said.
|
|
In order to detonate one, players must find a nuclear silo location and then gather the appropriate launch codes for the silo.
|
|
Since dogs can be heavy enough to detonate mines, some instead use rats that have been trained to do the same thing.
|
|
Nor does it need missiles—it can already detonate a nuclear device smuggled into South Korea, even if that would be suicidal.
|
|
Terrorists with explosive vests sought to gain entry into the stadium, but were only able to detonate their vests outside the building.
|
|
Earlier this month, two men wearing suicide vests were gunned down before they could detonate their bombs outside the city's central bank.
|
|
Many of them would be fired into that zone to detonate emplaced land mines and facilitate a ground invasion of the South.
|
|
In normal storage conditions, ammonium nitrate is difficult to ignite, but intense heat and other unusual conditions can cause it to detonate.
|
|
It is the only country to detonate nuclear weapons against an enemy, as it did in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.
|
|
As he spoke, the sinews of his neck occasionally twitched, making his squarish frame seem like a TNT box about to detonate.
|
|
BAGHDAD — On a dirt road north of Baghdad in Iraq's Salahuddin Province, Deputy Jabar Mohamed's Brigade was preparing to detonate an IED.
|
|
Here's the plan: we detonate the SAMs the instant the bulk of the BMP column is in the kill zone, then attack.
|
|
For the audience, the stress (the riveting, delightful stress) comes from not knowing when this play is going to detonate — and how?
|
|
President Trump, assuming that he is the 2020 Republican nominee, is certain to detonate as many of these mines as he can.
|
|
Ms. Weaver's character was ultimately too, well, well mannered to detonate the metaphorical bomb that might have brought down the Bush administration.
|
|
We learn that the hosts all have an explosive charge tucked into a vertebra that will detonate if they try to escape.
|
|
Returning the rifle to the supplier, they were then provided with a bomb and shown how to detonate it, according to Muscat.
|
|
"They set up explosives to detonate the cache, and it damaged the house where the civilians were staying," Mr. Zwak said. Capt.
|
|
In 1958, this rocket became the first to detonate a nuclear weapon; three years later, it carried the first American into space.
|
|
"I warn you, that meeting at the OAS is another trigger to detonate violence in Venezuela, it always has been," he said.
|
|
Authorities say Suarez eventually agreed to detonate a bomb that was to be buried in the sand of a populated Key West beach.
|
|
In this way, the exhibition does not simply detonate the bipolarities that undergird colonialism but proposes a way forward through reconciliation and exchange.
|
|
A firefight erupted and two of the bombers managed to detonate their explosives, killing four policemen and two soldiers and wounding eight others.
|
|
The attacker, who stabbed three police officers and threw a pipe bomb that failed to detonate, was shot and died of his wounds.
|
|
"After considering various attacks — including targeting Jews, churches, and police officers — Domingo decided to detonate an IED at a rally," the department said.
|
|
The crew was ordered to detonate the bomb over the Pacific Ocean to ensure that it could never be recovered by the Soviets.
|
|
Whether the current events detonate a full-scale trade and currency war that poses an existential threat to globalization remains to be seen.
|
|
Pyongyang will likely detonate more devices as it tries to master the miniaturization of nuclear warheads to put atop missiles, the lawmakers said.
|
|
One of the drones was intended to explode above Maduro and the other was to detonate directly in front of him, Reverol claimed.
|
|
The bomber was said to detonate the device while trying to enter a ceremony marking the anniversary of a local Shia leader's death.
|
|
The central bank's decision was largely ignored by investors, who dumped South Korean stocks after North Korea appeared to detonate a nuclear bomb.
|
|
And part of being professionals is knowing how to defuse rumors of a feud before they have chance to detonate into something actual.
|
|
Where there's smoke there's fire: The FDA is yelling fire in the hole as they detonate the businesses of vaping entrepreneurs with regulations.
|
|
As each of these bombshells detonate, sometimes within hours of each other, congressional Republican leaders then react with little more than a shrug.
|
|
As described in the criminal complaint, Keebler ultimately arranged to detonate a remote-controlled bomb furnished at his request by an undercover operative.
|
|
It revealed that the gunmen had left three pipe bombs that they planned to detonate remotely as emergency workers cared for the wounded.
|
|
The resolutions voted on Wednesday cover Paveway precision-guided munitions for the Saudis and Emiratis, as well as systems to detonate the bombs.
|
|
May, the explosives expert who has investigated serial bombings for decades, thinks that the bombs were poorly made and thus unable to detonate.
|
|
ANONYMOUS It sounds to me as if you want to detonate a bomb around the Christmas tree (albeit "in a very gentle way").
|
|
We assessed the likelihood that North Korea could, or would, follow through on its threat to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific.
|
|
The mines would also have a self-destruct feature that could be manually triggered so that the munitions didn't detonate later by mistake.
|
|
There, he received "extensive training" in, among other things, how to build and detonate bombs and other explosive devices, according to the indictment.
|
|
Travis Bradach-Nall died near Karbala after a Marine nearby dropped a DPICM grenade he was trying to defuse, causing it to detonate.
|
|
While detectives have identified the type of explosive the suspects are using to detonate the ATMs, they are not making the information public.
|
|
"It soothes the soul," said Jasim, as he prepared to detonate the house - his 79th since security forces regained control of the area.
|
|
Harun was sent to Nigeria with orders to detonate a bomb at the US Embassy, but the plan fell apart, the government said.
|
|
In one case, the United States got lucky: A short-range Iranian-made missile landed in Baghdad's Green Zone, but failed to detonate.
|
|
As a young man, he tried to detonate a homemade explosive at an asylum center, according to reports in the German news media.
|
|
This militant, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, attempted to detonate explosives in his briefs on Northwest Airlines Flight 253 above Detroit on Christmas Day 2009.
|
|
This is definitely a multi-kill kind of ultimate, so steer it in during a pitched battle and detonate before anyone sees it coming.
|
|
The attacker was nevertheless able to detonate explosives, which killed at least two civilians, including a small boy, and wounded 17 others, he said.
|
|
There could be a lot of pressure for him from conservatives to reimpose sanctions unilaterally, the clearest and simplest way to detonate the deal.
|
|
Rahami was identified as a suspect on Monday morning after authorities found a fingerprint on a device that did not detonate, according to investigators.
|
|
James Medina was arrested in May after allegedly telling a confidential police informant about plans to detonate a bomb at a synagogue in Miami.
|
|
Although a final judgment depends on further study, it now appears that North Korea did not detonate a hydrogen bomb on Wednesday as claimed.
|
|
In the movie, a terrorist puts a bomb on a Los Angeles bus and threatens to detonate it if any passengers are let off.
|
|
He became angry and allegedly claimed he had a bomb in his bag, which he'd detonate if he wasn't let on to the plane.
|
|
Dogs can pick out TATP, but handlers had been reluctant to train their animals to find the explosive because even tiny amounts can detonate.
|
|
Today we learned the Dallas police used a bomb disposal robot to deliver and detonate an explosion, killing the suspect in last night's shooting.
|
|
In this instance you can send in the robot, look at the room, and you can detonate it as close the individual as possible.
|
|
A device meant to detonate inside a theater in Alexandria blew up in the pocket of one of the plotters, setting his clothes afire.
|
|
The FBI on Sunday arrested a man who allegedly planned to detonate explosives packed in a van at a July 4 event in Cleveland.
|
|
South Korean officials said the site still had a couple of spare tunnels where the North could detonate a nuclear device if it wanted.
|
|
He planned to hide pressure cooker bombs in recycling bins in the hallways of Waseca Junior and Senior High School and detonate them remotely.
|
|
The resolutions voted on Wednesday cover Paveway precision-guided munitions for the Saudis and Emirates, as well as fuzing systems to detonate the bombs.
|
|
That web page lets you select any spot to drop a bomb, toggle a few options, then click "detonate" to see what may happen.
|
|
"For a second, I thought maybe he's wearing a vest of some sort and he's going to detonate himself," Baghani told Australia's Ten Network.
|
|
The two men sent alongside them became the first suicide bombers to detonate their vests outside the Stade de France during the November attacks.
|
|
One MCA report from 1970 suggested that if the payload were to detonate, a 16-foot wave could sweep up the Thames to London.
|
|
The bombs didn't detonate and the young women, scared and unsure what to do, ran back to the Boko Haram camp, Ms. Mohammed said.
|
|
In October 2016, Abbott, the Republican governor of Texas, opened a third package that also was rigged to explode, but it failed to detonate.
|
|
They brought a large quantity of ammunition with them, he said, and also wore suicide vests, but for some reason did not detonate them.
|
|
Then the woman, Emily Stallard, 37, tried to detonate it in the store Saturday, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said in a statement Tuesday.
|
|
Varnell allegedly tried to detonate a fake bomb outside of a bank in Oklahoma City, according to the criminal complaint filed in federal court.
|
|
"In the others, we can expect the group to send walking bombers" who will run or walk toward the troops and detonate explosive belts.
|
|
Police believe this SIM was used to detonate the bomb, which analysis of the debris suggests was placed inside the car under Daphne's seat.
|
|
If you're going to make a fusion bomb do the work of predictable asteroid deflection, what you want to do is detonate it near one.
|
|
An unidentified man is in custody after he was investigated by authorities for allegedly plotting to detonate explosive devices in New York City's Times Square.
|
|
An estimated 20 percent of those munitions didn't detonate, joining the untold numbers of mines and other explosives left behind by soldiers on both sides.
|
|
During the final sequence, two older, male passengers attempt to restrain the driver so he cannot detonate his belt, forcing him to stop the car.
|
|
Police said they also believe Rahami planted a pressure cooker bomb a few blocks away from the Chelsea explosion, but that bomb did not detonate.
|
|
Witnesses say that ISIS has begun rigging bridges across the river with explosives, which they may detonate to prevent opposing forces from crossing the river.
|
|
Takata is still building replacements required under a recall of around 100 million inflators that could detonate with excessive force after prolonged exposure to heat.
|
|
The plan was to place it on an Etihad Airways passenger plane on July 15 at an Australian airport and detonate it, according to police.
|
|
Women who have escaped, like the 47-year-old above, and others arrested before they could detonate bombs give dovetailing accounts of the group's methods.
|
|
Three militia members plotted to detonate a bomb at a housing complex in western Kansas where Somali immigrants lived and worshiped, federal investigators said Friday.
|
|
Suarez decided he wanted to build a nail-filled bomb that he would bury at a beach in Key West and detonate remotely, prosecutors said.
|
|
The three resolutions vetoed by Trump covered Paveway precision-guided munitions for the Saudis and Emiratis, as well as fuzing systems to detonate the bombs.
|
|
Together the police charged the two surviving gunmen, and after a heavy barrage of fire, they killed the second before he could detonate his vest.
|
|
North Korea's foreign minister also warned this week that the country could detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean in response to Trump's speech.
|
|
Recipients were reported to have received an email saying that there was a hidden bomb that would detonate unless the sender received a bitcoin ransom.
|
|
Two attackers targeted a Methodist church in Quetta, but only one managed to detonate his vest, said Sarfaraz Bugti, the interior minister of Balochistan province.
|
|
These more advanced mines were supposed to be safer than older generations and not leave behind duds, or munitions that have the potential to detonate.
|
|
All of which leads to the question of what to expect if the North decides to detonate another nuclear device — which would be its sixth.
|
|
The issue was pushed back into the national spotlight on Monday, when a man attempted to detonate a bomb in the New York subway system.
|
|
Cluster munitions are bedeviled by a widespread failing: a high dud rate, meaning that a large percentage fail to detonate when they are supposed to.
|
|
Yesterday&aposs attack was ended when one officer drew his weapon and killed the attacker, who appeared to be trying to detonate a suicide vest.
|
|
It was in a "stable condition because it had been previously discharged, but it had failed to detonate at the time of discharge," he added.
|
|
Monday morning an individual attempted to detonate an improvised pipe bomb in a walkway at New York City's Port Authority Bus Terminal near Times Square.
|
|
Or he can run it off the tracks, into a ditch filled with explosives he set, then personally detonate them on himself and his party.
|
|
But the undercover agents told her they had settled on a plan to detonate a pipe bomb along a pipeline in Georgia, the complaint said.
|
|
All too often, they fail to detonate right away and thus become time bombs that imperil unwary civilians who pick them up, including curious children.
|
|
The fact that the bucket was not destroyed by the blast indicates the bomb did not detonate properly, and the intended destruction was much greater.
|
|
Police told the family Driver had detonated an explosive device—injuring himself and another person—and was intending to detonate a second before officers shot him.
|
|
Muzafaru Luyima said at the hearing his brother Hassan Luyima made a phone call that was supposed to detonate what would have been the third bombing.
|
|
The suspect planned to build an explosive device with the objects and to detonate it in Copenhagen in a gathering of people, according to the statement.
|
|
Here he fought against a group of Neo Nazis threatening to detonate a nuclear weapon and start an all-out war between the USA and Russia.
|
|
Just because Kim does not detonate a nuclear bomb or fire a missile over Japan does not mean he can't build ever more advanced nuclear weapons.
|
|
Just as he got to within 15 metres away, a group of girls ahead of me shot him dead before he could detonate his bomb vest.
|
|
The Crusaders already had the means to detonate a large blast, but not reliably, and apparently only if they were willing to serve as suicide bombers.
|
|
" With the ET-MP, Hall added, detonation time can be "narrowed down into milliseconds, and until armed, the hand grenade will not be able to detonate.
|
|
The terror group attempted to detonate two car bombs near the base, one of which went off, according to a statement from the provincial media office.
|
|
It's also threatening to detonate a nuclear weapon in the Pacific and shoot down U.S. planes that fly north — even if they're out of DPRK airspace.
|
|
Two days later, the United States shot down an armed pro-regime drone after it fired a munition that failed to detonate at U.S.-led forces.
|
|
The Saudi Arabian native was the mastermind behind the "underwear bomb" attempt to detonate a flight above the skies of Detroit on Christmas Day in 2009.
|
|
The Saudi Arabian native was the mastermind behind the "underwear bomb" attempt to detonate a flight above the skies of Detroit on Christmas day in 2009.
|
|
Some of the bomblets can fail to detonate as designed, essentially making them de facto land mines that can explode long after a conflict has ended.
|
|
The suspect had planned to detonate the device at an unspecified location in Germany to kill and injure a maximum number of people, the statement said.
|
|
About one-third of the aircraft, some as small as model airplanes, dropped bombs or were rigged with explosives to detonate on the ground, said Col.
|
|
Ullah was hospitalized for injuries suffered after the bomb ignited but failed to detonate as intended, while three other people suffered minor injuries, according to prosecutors.
|
|
There's only so many times the North Koreans can detonate nukes and launch stuff into space before someone in South Korea demands that somebody do something.
|
|
Other American warplanes have dropped 500-pound and 250-pound bombs, often timed to detonate split seconds after impact to minimize civilian casualties, air planners said.
|
|
"We saw no other option than to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension to detonate where the suspect was," Brown said.
|
|
It was then that Azar seemingly decided to cut his losses and detonate his bomb outside, where the children who had just finished Sunday school were gathering.
|
|
Pyongyang first demonstrated its ability to detonate a crude nuclear device in 2006 – becoming the only Iraq- or Iran-style "rogue state" to ever get that far.
|
|
Varnell then allegedly attempted to detonate the bomb by dialing a number on the FBI agent's "burner phone," which actually rang a phone belonging to the FBI.
|
|
"You must transfer money by the end of the workday, if the workday is over and people start leaving the building explosives will detonate," the email read.
|
|
President Trump confirmed al-Baghdadi's death Sunday morning, saying a U.S. raid in Syria pushed him to detonate a suicide bomb, killing him and his three children.
|
|
The blast disproportionately killed women and children, with it timed to detonate during a part of the festivities when those groups painted themselves with henna, authorities said.
|
|
What many are calling a "bomb robot" may have been an improvisation of a robot designed for bomb disposal, which only carries charges to detonate other bombs.
|
|
"Right now, if North Korea were to launch a missile into space and detonate an electromagnetic pulse, it would take out our eyes in space," Kwast said.
|
|
A loudly ticking debt bomb appears ready to detonate in Venezuela as they face $22019 billion of bond payments that are coming due in October and November.
|
|
In World War II, Germany fielded thousands of Goliath remote-control anti-tank mines, designed to crawl under parked tanks and detonate through the softer armor below.
|
|
If a bomb squad had to detonate a vintage missile after massive online attention, it's possible that the local government would want it to be done discreetly.
|
|
While the makeshift airstrikes didn't detonate, prosecutors are attempting to link the man to a spate of other explosions that have rattled Washington Township residents since March.
|
|
Greenert said he responded by putting more of an emphasis on the use of newly developed unmanned vehicles that could be dispatched to find and detonate mines.
|
|
Talk had veered from building weapons to protect vulnerable Muslims to targeting the West with suicide attacks and devices to detonate in cinemas, city squares, and nightclubs.
|
|
Little did Varnell know that the bomb was actually a dud, and when he tried to detonate it shortly after midnight, it never went off, Reuters reports.
|
|
Two days later, investigators reviewing the shipping company's files discovered that 37,000 pounds of Primacord, a ropelike material used to detonate explosives, had been on the pier.
|
|
The treaty forbids the use of mines and other explosive devices placed on or under the ground, designed to detonate when a person accidentally steps on them.
|
|
So this remains a city of debris, nearly seven million tons worth, much of it concealing improvised explosive devices — I.E.D.s — and conventional ammunition that failed to detonate.
|
|
They are designed to detonate when a person unwittingly walks over them or is nearby, and they can remain lethal even after lying dormant for many years.
|
|
Her acting is visceral and physical, conveying a woman so full of rage, so tightly wound that it seems like she might detonate at the slightest provocation.
|
|
Fired from launchers or thrown by hand, the grenades detonate on impact or soon after, creating an explosion that is supposed to be disorienting but not wounding.
|
|
In 1995, Chechen rebels placed a cylinder of radioactive caesium in a Moscow park, but did not detonate it and alerted Russian authorities, who deactivated the device.
|
|
They passed Harris and King, who were on their way to the pile and carrying TNT and other explosives they could use to detonate the dud bomblets.
|
|
Washington (CNN)A New York man has been charged with building a 200-pound bomb he allegedly planned to detonate on Washington's National Mall on Election Day.
|
|
Akayed Ullah, a 85033-year-old native of Bangladesh, allegedly injured three people while attempting to detonate a crude explosive device at New York's crowded Port Authority.
|
|
While security forces were successful in stopping five of the bombers, one managed to enter a house and detonate his vest, killing six people and injuring six more.
|
|
President Donald Trump recently threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea, and North Korea's government responded by saying perhaps they would detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean.
|
|
The rocket's fuel caught fire after the test causing it to detonate and the explosion threw several people into the sea, TASS news agency cited Rosatom as saying.
|
|
Moreover, speculation has been building for some time now that Kim will detonate another nuclear device in response to Trump's inauguration as the U.S. president on Jan 20.
|
|
The two men had aimed at killing or wounding several random people by attacking them with knives and afterwards detonate one or several explosive charges, the police said.
|
|
Captured on a security camera photograph at Brussels Airport on Tuesday morning beside the El Bakraoui brothers, Laachraoui did not detonate a bomb and is still at large.
|
|
"We saw no other option but to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension for it to detonate where the suspect was," Brown said.
|
|
The tactics were familiar: The Columbine killers had planned to detonate bombs, drive people outside with the explosions, then pick them off as they came through the exits.
|
|
It failed to detonate, and after two or three hours, was taken away by a blue-shirted figure later identified in an arrest warrant as an "Asian man".
|
|
The star at its core is about 225.7 times larger than our sun, and it will likely detonate as a supernova in about 279.2 to 20 million years.
|
|
The Dallas Police Department blogged in May of this year about acquiring new robots, which they previously used to detonate bombs planted by a gunman targeting police headquarters.
|
|
"We saw no other option but to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension for it to detonate where the suspect was," said Brown.
|
|
Unit 131's mission was to detonate bombs in an operation designed to convince British and American leaders that Nasser could not protect their property or their people.
|
|
This is done by introducing steam into the fuse at a temperature that is high enough to melt the bomb's kernel—but low enough not to detonate it.
|
|
Both the Brussels and Istanbul attacks sought to exploit the largely unprotected areas outside of the principal security checkpoints, where the attackers could detonate bombs outside of screening.
|
|
Flag's way of maintaining discipline among squad members is to implant an explosive charge in their necks, which he can remotely detonate if anyone gets out of line.
|
|
They planned to pack four vehicles with explosives, leave them at the one-story apartments where many Somali and Burmese families live, and detonate them using a cellphone.
|
|
The suspect had threatened to detonate the belt if police attempted to "neutralize" him, Lambrianou said, but he eventually gave up after the crew and passengers were released.
|
|
They conspired to build and detonate a weapon of mass destruction, and chose the apartment complex in Garden City, Kansas, partly because it contained a mosque, McAllister said.
|
|
The scam is simple: the scammers send an email threatening to detonate a bomb if they don't get a certain amount of Bitcoin within a specified time frame.
|
|
Protocols have been developed to ensure weapons cannot be used without authorisation, such as fail-safe mechanisms that mean bombs do not detonate if they are dropped prematurely.
|
|
But the makeshift weapon failed to fully detonate, and the attacker himself was the only one seriously injured in the blast, which unfolded just before 7:20 a.m.
|
|
A year later, in May 2010, Faisal Shahzad, a Pakistani immigrant, tried to detonate a truck with explosives in Times Square — but his devices did not go off.
|
|
Up to one-fifth of them do not detonate, leaving large expanses of land contaminated by bomblets that kill and maim civilians years after a conflict has ceased.
|
|
When a vehicle approaches, the sensors would alert the operator, who would then decide whether to detonate the mine — based on whether the approaching vehicle posed a threat.
|
|
His device failed to detonate, but it did flare, wounding more than 50 people who were either burned or hurt in the ensuing stampede to leave the train.
|
|
Russia has several other projects underway, including a long-range torpedo that could detonate a nuclear weapon on the American West Coast, and a nuclear-powered cruise missile.
|
|
Mortar crews can set it to burst in the air, explode on impact, or detonate a few seconds after impact, giving it the ability to penetrate a bunker.
|
|
Related: Watch an Artist Detonate a Block of Clay to Make a Pot 3,000 Miniature Storefronts Make Up London's New 'Tower of Babel' Miniature Tools That Really Work
|
|
On Christmas Day in 22015, moments before his flight landed in Detroit, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, better known as the "Underwear Bomber," attempted to detonate explosives in his briefs.
|
|
Thankfully the grenade didn't detonate and the patrol moved on, but it was an urgent reminder of their precarious position, and Moreno wanted anyone who'd listen to know.
|
|
A few months later, Jose Pimentel was also charged with terrorism for plotting to build and detonate bombs in the city after being inspired by an al-Qaeda cleric.
|
|
The home-made bomb shot flames through a packed carriage at west London's Parsons Green Tube station during the Friday morning rush hour but apparently failed to detonate fully.
|
|
Jalilov's decision to detonate in the middle of the day, when the metro was relatively empty, is a further sign the attack was poorly executed or compromised, Gibson added.
|
|
Prosecutors said an accomplice detonated one device, while Al Farekh's fingerprints were found on packing tape for the second device, which a second accomplice carried and did not detonate.
|
|
Authorities said Saleh spent hours online researching how to build a pressure-cooker bomb and had made plans to detonate bombs in Times Square and the World Trade Center.
|
|
Mark Steven Domingo allegedly sought to detonate improvised explosive devices containing nails this past weekend at a rally in Long Beach that was organized by a white nationalist group.
|
|
The blast disproportionately killed women and children, as it had been timed to detonate during a part of the festivities when those groups painted themselves with henna, authorities said.
|
|
Gravelle also sent emails and made phone calls threatening to detonate bombs in Vermont, Washington and at various locations in Connecticut, including government buildings and a mental health facility.
|
|
They blend in with crowds, can make split-second decisions based on the circumstances they see, and can choose to detonate when they deem it most appropriate — and deadly.
|
|
The bomb, using the high-powered explosive triacetone triperoxide (TATP), created a fireball which injured 30 people, but it did not detonate as intended and there were no fatalities.
|
|
They take the device out of the toy car, attach it to a trigger on a mortar shell, and use the regular remote from the toy to detonate it.
|
|
North Korean state media claimed that Sunday's test verified a homing feature in the missile that allowed it to survive "under the worst re-entry situation" and accurately detonate.
|
|
In offices and universities all across the country Thursday, the same threat appeared in email inboxes: Pay $20,000 worth of bitcoin, or a bomb will detonate in your building.
|
|
It's virtually impossible to find a report in which authorities actually use one of these robots to carry and detonate a bomb with the intention of killing a suspect.
|
|
As long as ISIS is not seen as losing, young men will believe it is winning — and they will detonate pipe bombs in streets and stab people in malls.
|
|
While there, he was struck by the power of digital weapons: military jets routinely flew overhead, using electronic pulses to detonate hidden bombs before they could kill American soldiers.
|
|
Pitts also suggested giving the children of military personnel remote control cars packed with explosives during the parade so the kids would unwittingly detonate the bombs, the FBI said.
|
|
Or think of the Somali-American teenager in Portland, Oregon, who was convinced to detonate a bomb in a parking lot by undercover agents he met through his mosque.
|
|
The second video, a single uncut shot with little camera movement, shows two men making their way through the fresh snow, not without difficulty, to detonate a controlled avalanche.
|
|
British intelligence suspected 20-year-old Naa'imur Zakariyah Rahman plotted to detonate a bomb at Downing Street and attempt to kill Prime Minister Theresa May inside with a knife.
|
|
"Forcing it in the plane's hold would make it much harder to detonate, since the terrorist has to design an automatic mechanism rather than doing it manually," he said.
|
|
The effort to detect non-metallic explosives came after the underwear bomber tried to detonate an improvised explosive device on a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit in December 2009.
|
|
A sharp escalation in the war of words between the leaders of North Korea and the U.S. drew the North's threat to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific.
|
|
Two attackers who wore suicide vests were shot and killed before they could do significant damage; the third was driving a car loaded with explosives that failed to detonate.
|
|
The future Gator Replacement mines are meant to detonate only upon the command of a soldier who is able to positively identify a potential target as an enemy combatant.
|
|
Training for Vapor Wake dogs was developed in Alabama after Richard C. Reid tried to detonate explosives in his shoe aboard a flight from Miami to Paris in 2001.
|
|
Sayoc initially indicated in court that although he packed the devices with fertilizer and powder from fireworks, he intended them only to look like pipe bombs, not to detonate.
|
|
If the order came to detonate, the blinding flash and mushroom cloud would have been seen throughout the Sinai and Negev Deserts, and perhaps as far away as Cairo.
|
|
The charred and severed body of a suicide car bomber whose vehicle had failed to fully detonate sat on the corner of an intersection beside his half-destroyed vehicle.
|
|
The man, Usman Khan, was shot dead by police after killing two people and threatening to detonate what was later revealed to be a fake suicide vest, officials said.
|
|
Attapeu Province, which borders Vietnam and Cambodia, is heavily contaminated with what disarmament experts call unexploded ordnance, which can detonate on unsuspecting civilians even after decades of lurking undisturbed.
|
|
Additionally, many types of submunitions fail to properly detonate at a higher rate than other weapons, resulting in bomblet "duds" that can explode even years later and kill civilians.
|
|
Visitors stop by, but they're mostly instruments of further torment, including a pair of exterminators who detonate a bug bomb and leave him gasping in a cloud of poison.
|
|
Rather it does what contemporary art — I should say effective contemporary art — does, which is plant small bombs of meaning that will detonate in some unknown time and place.
|
|
Weeks before Maduro's speech, the Venezuelan defectors had ordered commercially available drones online from the United States, and customized them to detonate a homemade bomb through the remote control app.
|
|
Pitts also suggested giving the children of military personnel remote control cars packed with explosives during the event, in the hope they would unwittingly detonate the bombs, the FBI said.
|
|
Most experts agree today's ever-thinner smartphones make it harder to hide enough explosive to down a large aircraft, but that they can be used to detonate devices located elsewhere.
|
|
"The fact that victims were not killed when one bomb exploded and another failed to detonate is miraculous," NYPD Police Commissioner James O'Neill said in a statement following the verdict.
|
|
If you want to detonate your finances and end up working longer than you want for the sake of a nicer ride, then go spend more than you can afford.
|
|
The North's KCNA news agency said Sunday's test launch verified the homing feature of the warhead that allowed it to survive "under the worst re-entry situation" and accurately detonate.
|
|
The fear of terrorists possessing the material is that it could be used to contaminate a water supply or detonate in a "dirty bomb" in an urban area, he said.
|
|
This folllows a congressional report claiming that North Korea could detonate them over America, and the resulting chaos would lead to the death of 90 percent of the US population.
|
|
This is an effort to destabilize our country, whether or not the pipe bombs mailed to a growing list of individuals and institutions were meant to all detonate or not.
|
|
Four days after Wray appeared on Capitol Hill last December, an ISIS follower attempted to detonate a pipe bomb at the Port Authority bus terminal in New York, injuring five.
|
|
Al-Asiri, a native of Saudi Arabia, was the mastermind behind the "underwear bomb" attempt to detonate on a flight above the skies of Detroit on Christmas Day in 2009.
|
|
And the tactic he approved to end the standoff in July — the use of a robot to detonate an explosive device that killed Mr. Johnson — stunned some in law enforcement.
|
|
Mr. Meneses held a remote in his hand, "as if he were simulating, I'm going to press this, and I'm going to detonate if you come close," Chief Aubry said.
|
|
That vote won't have binding effects for Congress, but if statehood wins, as expected, it will detonate a process by which Puerto Rico will attempt to seat a congressional delegation.
|
|
But while the building blocks are easy to come by, TATP is difficult to make, because the ingredients are unstable once combined and can easily detonate if they are mishandled.
|
|
A few minutes later, when Georgiou essentially says she would be going on a suicide mission to detonate the warheads, Saru's "Captain!" was measured and alarmed at the same time.
|
|
The group placed a bomb, which ultimately didn't detonate, on a windowsill in her San Francisco home and shot out the windows of a beach house that her family owned.
|
|
The second possible reason is that the bombs couldn't detonate because the wires didn't connect to a trigger, meaning they wouldn't have exploded even if they'd reached their intended target.
|
|
Mohamed Hussein said the bomber tried to speed through a checkpoint but was stopped by security forces, prompting him to detonate the vehicle near the gate of Howlwadag district headquarters.
|
|
In 1993, the group told the police that it planned to detonate a bomb in London's financial district, but the explosion killed a news photographer and injured some 40 people.
|
|
Footage from a camera that he had strapped to the helmet he wore showed him planting explosives that appeared not to detonate, in an attempt to breach the synagogue door.
|
|
But as the two families grow more closely intertwined, their fates are tied up in duplicity, an uneasy tension between classes and one very big secret that's primed to detonate.
|
|
Early on Sunday morning, the New York governor's office received a concerning message from law enforcement officials: Someone had made a threat online to detonate a bomb in Times Square.
|
|
"Lives were saved when the defendants' plot to detonate a bomb in a terrorist attack was thwarted by the tireless efforts of law enforcement," US Attorney Richard P. Donoghue said.
|
|
Ullah attempted to detonate a bomb in the New York subway system, but the explosion failed and the 27-year-old suspect was the only person who suffered serious injuries.
|
|
At the time, Homeland Security was acting on intelligence that indicated terrorists may try to hide an explosive in an electronic device or use several devices to detonate a bomb.
|
|
The post, published in a Reddit forum for Bronx residents that has around 2,700 members, warned that the author planned to detonate a bomb in Times Square and target minorities.
|
|
Announce nuclear test resumption as the central element of the Nuclear Posture Review, and then work round-the-clock to detonate the highest priority test within three to five years.
|
|
SYDNEY, Australia — The Australian authorities tightened security at airports across the country on Sunday after disrupting what they described as an elaborate plan to detonate a bomb on a plane.
|
|
According to the New York Times' reporter Rukmini Callimuchi, the attackers attempted to hire a large truck which they were planning to pack with gas bottles and detonate in Barcelona.
|
|
Indonesian police also revealed that some of the suspects have learned how to use Wi-Fi to detonate explosive devices, but it was not immediately clear how advanced their plans were.
|
|
The rocket's fuel caught fire after the test, causing it to detonate and the explosion threw several people into the sea, it said in a statement carried by Russian news agencies.
|
|
According to the Albuquerque Journal, the Department of Justice has accused 18-year-old Ethan Guillen of planting a homemade bomb under his ex-girlfriend's bed that, thankfully, failed to detonate.
|
|
He allegedly planned to detonate the bomb at the Legacy International Worship Center in Pittsburgh, which he targeted because he believed its congregants were Christian and Nigerian, according to the affidavit.
|
|
Henry said the potential explosive devices found included two canisters wrapped in duct tape, but with no way to detonate, and a pressure cooker with nails, also with no explosive material.
|
|
The details are still rolling out, but according to news reports, apparently the hijacker, Seif El Din Mustafa, threatened to detonate an explosive device he claimed was concealed on his person.
|
|
Breitbart had a bomb of its own that Paul Ryan opponents had been husbanding for months, waiting to detonate at a time of maximum vulnerability: audio of the Speaker on Oct.
|
|
Dolores, who directed the colonel to have his men retreat on her command so she could detonate the nitroglycerin hidden at the base of the flag, actually orchestrates a monumental slaughter.
|
|
The ring planned for the wife of one of the members to detonate a bomb at a holy site to distract security forces while they targeted Sisi and the Saudi prince.
|
|
One of the would-be bombers recognized her parents and siblings in the camp and decided not to detonate her device, according to Sani Datti of Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency.
|
|
In September, North Korea did detonate a nuclear test, which showed that they may be able to produce a weapon in the range of about 100 kilotons, the defense official said.
|
|
But others were spared when a third intended bomber realized at the last minute that her family had taken shelter there, too, and refused to detonate her explosives, relief officials said.
|
|
Yet his ending, which I wouldn't dare reveal here, is a real firecracker, and the lessons Mr. Vyleta wishes to impart are largehearted, even if they detonate with a loud boom.
|
|
Officials said the suspected gunman was killed by a bomb of his own making after hours of negotiations ended with a police bomb squad robot being sent to detonate the device.
|
|
Indeed, earlier this summer Oussama Zariouh, a Moroccan who had lived in Belgium for several years, was shot by authorities as his bomb failed to detonate in a Brussels railway station.
|
|
Safety feels like a tenuous concept right now, when a malcontent can detonate a homemade bomb in Chelsea or suicide bombers can blow themselves up outside a soccer stadium in Paris.
|
|
Taking off from what looked like more than 10 feet from the hoop, he would float through the air like Zach LaVine—only to detonate at the rim like LeBron James.
|
|
The day is not far off when they will be able not simply to detonate nuclear devices in test shafts on their own soil but to threaten our cities with annihilation.
|
|
As someone who chases patterns where there are none, I finally catch a glimpse of one that is very real: This is not the only relationship my mental illness will detonate.
|
|
The explosion, captured on surveillance video, burned and cut Mr. Ullah, but because it did not detonate properly, it did not produce shrapnel, often the deadliest element of a pipe bomb.
|
|
One suicide bomber tried to strike a hotel on Sunday but could not make his explosive detonate — then blew himself up a short time later, probably while trying to fix it.
|
|
Rod Lees of 215 Platoon had stood on an M2120 mine, also called a "Jumping Jack" because, when triggered, it would toss up an explosive to about waist level and detonate.
|
|
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court on Monday upheld the 2013 conviction of a Somali-American man for trying to detonate a bomb at a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Portland, Ore.
|
|
In 2014, a gaming award ceremony set to honor the feminist critic Anita Sarkeesian received a bomb threat; an anonymous harasser threatened to detonate a device unless her award was rescinded.
|
|
In May, the police arrested seven men who had returned from the country and who, the police say, were part of a plot to use Wi-Fi to detonate explosive devices.
|
|
SAMs don't always bring down a target by striking it, but use a proximity fuse to detonate a blast-fragmentation warhead that propels the fragments and missile debris at the target.
|
|
In some sections, protective steel walls partitioned groups of workers into separate bays in an effort to stop metal fragments from harming employees nearby should one of the bomblets detonate accidentally.
|
|
Prosecutors said an accomplice detonated one device, injuring multiple people, while Al Farekh's fingerprints were found on packing tape for the second device, which another accomplice carried but failed to detonate.
|
|
A talkative sort who expressed a willingness to cooperate, Zubaydah gave the FBI information that led to the arrest of Jose Padilla for plotting to detonate bombs in the United States.
|
|
Balaraba was given explosives to detonate at a mosque, a market in Maiduguri and other targets, but she found ways to get out of her missions before she was eventually rescued.
|
|
Whether they're ready to try and detonate a nuclear device over the ocean somewhere, I'm not entirely sure, because I don't know if they're fully confident in their missiles' abilities yet.
|
|
Prosecutors who accuse Abdeslam of helping organize the attacks and ferry former fighters from Syria around Europe say he, too, would have died if his suicide vest had not failed to detonate.
|
|
Authorities believe he snuck into her home on May 18, shoved a pressure cooker filled with nuts, bolts, and makeshift gunpowder under her bed, and tried to detonate it later that evening.
|
|
Lionel Richie's son Miles Brockman Richie was allegedly detained by police at Heathrow Airport on Saturday after he threatened to detonate a bomb and punched an airport security guard, according to TMZ.
|
|
Officials said at the time the suicide bomber drove an explosive laden car at full speed from behind a berm and evaded troops to reach the Jordanian post and detonate his car.
|
|
"Entry into force would reduce the likelihood of terrorists being able to detonate a radioactive dispersal device, otherwise known as a 'dirty bomb,'" Amano said in a speech in Washington earlier Wednesday.
|
|
Details: Mark Steven Domingo, 26, faces federal charges for a terrorist plot in which he planned to detonate an improvised explosive device to cause mass casualties, the DOJ said in a statement.
|
|
Booker, who is also known as Muhammad Abdullah Hassan, had arrived at Fort Riley with Federal Bureau of Investigation informants to detonate the bomb without realizing it was inert, according to prosecutors.
|
|
Inside US outpost directing war on ISIS Some houses in the Mosul defensive zone have been elaborately booby-trapped; for instance, light switches inside some houses have been wired so they detonate.
|
|
Luckily, he received only five days training and the bomb contained in a SUV that Shahzad parked in Times Square on a busy Saturday night on May 1, 2010 didn't detonate properly.
|
|
Kogan sold the data and his predictions to the company, and though he didn't know it then, lit the fuse of a time bomb that would detonate three years down the line.
|
|
Local newspaper La Voix du Nord reported on its website that a woman had threatened to detonate a bomb at the hospital site, and that the surrounding area had been cordoned off.
|
|
While you might immediately feel the urge to give them a piece of your mind or detonate a screenshot on your social media channels, according to the experts, it's not worth it.
|
|
At G&G, she had watched him stir up hydrogen peroxide and fuel tablets to make hexamethylene triperoxide diamine—a common homemade explosive used to make blasting caps to detonate larger bombs.
|
|
The creators of a drone that can autonomously map, detect, and detonate land mines say their technology could potentially clear the world of these deadly devices in less than 10 years' time.
|
|
"North Korea might tell the United States to not send conventional forces to South Korea, threatening to detonate nuclear weapons on US cities if the US does send those forces," Bennett said.
|
|
HONG KONG (Reuters) - A Hong Kong police robot was attempting to detonate an explosive device in the Kowloon district of Mong Kok on Friday after at least three explosions in the area.
|
|
Mr. Rahami was also accused of dropping an explosive device, a pressure cooker laced with explosives and wired to a cellphone, on Saturday on West 27th Street, where it failed to detonate.
|
|
Cohen tells the man to place tracking devices on some of the people at the march, which he later tells the man are "explosive devices," and convinces him to detonate the bomb.
|
|
He reportedly suggested that instead of going to war, Israel should detonate a powerful and extremely noisy device that would scare Egypt, Jordan and Syria out of their plan to attack Israel.
|
|
On the last episode, we met the team of female volunteers working to eradicate polio in Pakistan, as well as expert disposal teams trying to detonate unexploded land mines in Southeast Asia.
|
|
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian police said they closed all schools in the eastern province of Prince Edward Island after getting a threat that a bomb would detonate in a school there on Wednesday.
|
|
Callimachi: It's an immigrant living in Brooklyn, who straps on a suicide vest and tries to detonate it in a subway tunnel in Times Square, just a block away from my office.
|
|
In a daring attack on Monday, the Taliban used an armored Humvee it had seized from Afghan forces, packing it with explosives and driving it onto an Afghan intelligence base to detonate.
|
|
He said all Mr. Ullah needed to do to detonate his bomb was touch the loose ends of a wire on the device to a 9-volt battery in his pant pocket.
|
|
Nonetheless, men have whispered about these exams in fear, like a time bomb waiting to detonate their fragile sense of masculinity, for as long as doctors have been sticking fingers in butts.
|
|
A plot to detonate bombs in Times Square and the New York City subway system and to open fire at concert venues last year was quietly thwarted, federal authorities disclosed on Friday.
|
|
It was Mr. Asiri who sewed a bomb into the underpants of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who tried to detonate the device on an American airliner approaching Detroit on Christmas Day in 2009.
|
|
That change allowed combatant commanders to once again use the weapons, which are known for often failing to detonate, leaving behind duds that pose dangers to civilians and United States troops alike.
|
|
Britain's threat level is currently set to severe, meaning an attack is highly likely, and 30 people were injured last Friday when a bomb on a train apparently failed to fully detonate.
|
|
Akayed Ullah, a lawful permanent resident originally from Bangladesh, allegedly tried to detonate a pipe bomb in a passageway near New York City's Port Authority terminal, injuring himself and three other individuals.
|
|
Up to one in 10 of the bombs dropped on Britain are thought to have failed to detonate, according to the Landmark Information Group, a company that does valuations for construction sites.
|
|
LAX was also a target of Ahmed Ressam, who told authorities after his arrest in Washington that he planned to detonate explosives at the airport on the eve of the Millennium 2000 celebrations.
|
|
Organic peroxides were one of the materials used to craft bombs for ISIS attacks in Paris and Brussels, and need to be kept at a safe temperature or will catch fire and detonate.
|
|
Cluster bombs are canisters that separate in mid-air, scattering dozens if not hundreds of "bomblets," which sometimes fail to detonate upon landing, leaving live munitions that look like toys on the ground.
|
|
An Army veteran planned to detonate bombs at multiple Southern California locations in what authorities say was a terrorist plot hatched in retaliation for the deadly attack in March on New Zealand mosques.
|
|
The SWAT team's plan called for police to attach an explosive device to their "explosive ordnance disposal" robot and detonate it where Johnson was hidden on the second floor of El Centro College.
|
|
As it happens, both Mr. Sanger and Mr. Choe had suspected nuclear tests since Kim Jong-un, North Korea's dictator, blustered that his country was ready to detonate a hydrogen bomb last month.
|
|
"At some point he has to have an overt act," he said — such as taking what he thinks is a bomb onto the grounds of a synagogue with the intent to detonate it.
|
|
"After considering various attacks — including targeting Jews, churches, and police officers — Domingo decided to detonate an IED at a rally scheduled to take place in Long Beach this past weekend," the DOJ said.
|
|
In these photos you see punk as a raw, charged scene that could detonate at any moment, unlike the way it now tends to be depicted, behind glass or on a museum wall.
|
|
Arthurs also told authorities that another roommate, Brandon Russell, another self-described neo-Nazi and member of Atomwaffen, had plans to blow up power lines and detonate explosives in a nuclear power plant.
|
|
Price said it's harder for someone to detonate a bomb when it's in cargo because that would mean setting it off with a timer or with a trigger device based on barometric pressure.
|
|
MANILA, Philippines – Philippine troops killed two bomb couriers at an army checkpoint Wednesday before the suspected Muslim militants could detonate the explosives in a crowded area in the restive south, military officials said.
|
|
Prosecutor Mark Carroll told the court Rahman planned to detonate an improvised explosive device at the gates of Downing Street and gain access to May's office in the ensuing chaos and kill her.
|
|
"We saw no other option but to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension for it to detonate where the suspect was," Dallas police chief David Brown told reporters.
|
|
Twenty-three-year old Nigerian Muslim Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab intended to detonate Northwest Airlines Flight 28503, but the explosives in his underwear malfunctioned and brave passengers subdued him until he could be arrested.
|
|
Aaero is the luscious-looking love child of Gitaroo Man and Rez and oh boy would I ever love it if you didn't just have bass-thumping cuts to detonate its targets to.
|
|
According to a statement from the country's Interior Ministry, heavily armed men from a "terrorist cell" opened fire on police and attempted to detonate a vehicle full of explosives, state broadcaster VTV reported.
|
|
At the end of April, a week or two before summer's heat would detonate across the Southwest, my husband and I stopped to acclimate to the thin, crisp air of an alpine summit.
|
|
Investigators have not identified a motive or found evidence of any possible targets, the official said, who added that any plan to detonate a bomb appeared to have been a long way off.
|
|
According to court testimony given by one of the suspects in last week's attacks, the cell had originally planned to detonate vans filled with explosives at three crowded sites, including Gaudí's spectacular church.
|
|
The Alcanar blast, they suspect, was a mistake by the plotters, who had intended to make a powerful bomb, place it in a van and detonate it in the crowded center of Barcelona.
|
|
It was Mr. al-Asiri who sewed a bomb into the underpants of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who tried to detonate the device on an American airliner approaching Detroit on Christmas Day in 2009.
|
|
"I'm simply trying to make the point that we need to stop thinking of these high-flying tech stocks as being dangerous landmines that could detonate upon contact," the "Mad Money" host said.
|
|
Their worry only worsened when his wife screamed as she found online pictures of Ullah, down on the ground with apparent injuries to his stomach after the bomb ignited but failed to detonate.
|
|
He launched his political career in 1988 after failing in a plot to detonate a series of small bombs on a military base in protest against perceived underpayment by the new civilian leadership.
|
|
At first glance, it looks like a $9 trillion time bomb is ready to detonate, a corporate debt load that has escalated thanks to easy borrowing terms and a seemingly endless thirst from investors.
|
|
While the incompetence of Mr Morris's characters is played for laughs, Abdulaziz seems to use jokes to contain his fear of the car bomb he'd eventually detonate outside the Traffic Directorate building in Riyadh.
|
|
During the sentencing, Rakoff noted that a government expert testified that while Sayoc spent weeks studying YouTube instructions on how to make a pipe bomb, the devices he created were not likely to detonate.
|
|
They use the Internet and other means to turn up the chaos by inspiring some among us to open fire, wield knives or axes, detonate explosives, or turn trucks into weapons of mass destruction.
|
|
The group claimed responsibility for the attempted Christmas Day 2009 bombing of Northwest Airlines Flight 253 as it approached Detroit, foiled when the explosives hidden in the bomber&aposs underwear failed to detonate properly.
|
|
Algerian security forces on Wednesday shot dead a militant wearing a suicide bomb belt before he could detonate his explosives near the police station in a small town of Maatkas also near Tizi Ouzou.
|
|
Their plan was to detonate two cargo vans loaded with massive amounts of ammonium nitrate in the parking lots of the Garden Spot Apartments, a sprawling complex straddling both sides of West Mary Street.
|
|
They could stand by the entrances to malls, airports and stations, checking people as they walk past with little disruption (although terrorists could still detonate their device among the crowds milling outside the building).
|
|
Mr. Abdeslam had been expected to take a direct role in the Paris attacks and had been equipped with a suicide vest that he decided not to detonate, he told investigators after his capture.
|
|
Two suicide bombers had attempted to target the demonstrators, but one of them was shot by police before he could detonate his explosives, according to Haroon Chakhansuri, a spokesman for Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
|
|
At first the agent and Pitts talked about placing bombs inside small remote-controlled cars, but in a July 27 conversation Pitts said they should also detonate an explosives-laden vehicle, the affidavit said.
|
|
TATP has been used in other high-profile plots, such as the attempt in 2001 by "shoe bomber" Richard Reid to detonate a TATP-based bomb on board a flight from Paris to Miami.
|
|
Rosatom said on Saturday the rocket test was carried out on a sea platform and that a rocket's fuel had caught fire after the test, causing it to detonate, Russia's RIA news agency reported.
|
|
The exact pathway to radicalization that led Salman Ramadan Abedi to detonate a suicide bomb and kill 19903 people at an Ariana Grande concert in his own city Monday is not yet fully known.
|
|
The Department of Homeland Security is considering an expanded laptop ban for international flights due to intelligence leads that suggest a greater possibility of terrorists using one or more laptops to detonate a bomb.
|
|
State transportation officials decided the thing to do was to detonate 20 cases of dynamite under the whale, hoping to blast the whole thing into small pieces that could be eaten by sea gulls.
|
|
Similarly, "Icono Fascismo II – After Wakidi" (2016), three masked self-portraits that resemble members of the Ku Klux Klan hold an accordion, a microphone, and a human skull while bombs detonate in the background.
|
|
But the attacks were just the latest in a spate of parcel bombs directed at businesses across the Netherlands that have set the authorities on edge — and they were the first to actually detonate.
|
|
"We saw no other option but to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension for it to detonate where the suspect was," said Dallas Police Chief David Brown on Friday.
|
|
Astarion, in the rafters, would use an exploding arrow and detonate it behind the enemy mage, which would throw him over the edge of the pit and into the jaws of the spiders below.
|
|
Any day now, a catastrophic event caused by climate change could detonate a financial bomb that incinerates powerful companies, sends fireballs through our financial system, blasts the U.S. economy, and devastates millions of Americans.
|
|
It has been linked to successful terror attacks, including the Charlie Hebdo massacre and the Boston Marathon bombings, and has unsuccessfully attempted to detonate bombs on U.S. passenger jets on at least three occasions.
|
|
Kim actually gained a missile capable enough of reaching the entirety of the United States, although questions remain about whether it could make it all the way with a warhead on top and detonate.
|
|
Prosecutors said an accomplice detonated one device, injuring multiple people including a pregnant woman, while Al Farekh's fingerprints were found on packing tape for the second device, which another accomplice carried but failed to detonate.
|
|
Junkrat releases a remote-controlled tire bomb that can jump and climb over most walls/obstacles, and detonate at the press of a button (though it explodes on its own if too much time passes).
|
|
ISIS has had months to prepare for the offensive -- building tunnels, constructing explosives, rigging abandoned houses to detonate and plotting counterattacks; reinforcements were reportedly brought in from Raqqa in Syria to help defend the city.
|
|
MIAMI – Federal prosecutors say a Honduran man deserves 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to plotting to detonate a bomb in a Florida mall food court in support of the Islamic State extremist group.
|
|
"There is a bomb in one of the children's backpacks and it's going to detonate shortly," is what the caller said, according to Shtulman, who spoke to police and the person who took the call.
|
|
He was arrested on April 10 in a sting operation in which he went to Fort Riley with two undercover FBI agents to detonate what he did not know was an inert bomb, prosecutors said.
|
|
"After considering various attacks — including targeting Jews, churches, and police officers — Domingo decided to detonate an IED at a rally scheduled to take place in Long Beach this past weekend," according to a federal affidavit.
|
|
A YouTube livestreamer was arrested Thursday after walking into a crowded room on the University of Washington campus and playing an audio clip stating that an explosive device had been "charged" and would soon detonate.
|
|
Its ostensible mechanism is depicted in an animated video on the product's Web site, in which cartoon bombs and missiles plunge into a toilet bowl, detonate, and trigger an efflorescence of vines, daisies, and butterflies.
|
|
"We saw no other option but to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension for it to detonate where the suspect was," Dallas PD Police Chief told reporters on Friday morning.
|
|
Instead, the target — which contained Tannerite, an explosive substance designed to detonate after contact with such a firearm — exploded, sparking the wildfire that became known as the Sawmill Fire which damaged more than 45,000 acres.
|
|
Booker was arrested as part of a sting operation in which he went to Fort Riley with two undercover Federal Bureau of Investigation agents to detonate what he did not know was an inert bomb.
|
|
MELBOURNE, Australia – An Australian judge has sentenced a Sri Lankan man to 12 years in prison for threatening to detonate a fake bomb on a Malaysia Airlines flight, terrifying more than 200 passengers and crew.
|
|
Police said the attackers were carrying three automatic weapons and knives as well as two explosive devices that did not detonate, leading police to suspect they could have been planning a mass attack on civilians.
|
|
"This will encourage the North Koreans to really want to demonstrate to the international community that they can; therefore, they might actually one day detonate a warhead on top of a missile test," he said.
|
|
The central bank chief, fresh off a year of intense criticism from President Donald Trump and a sharp rebuke from financial markets, now faces a landscape full of mines that could detonate in any direction.
|
|
Mateen threatened to detonate a car rigged with bombs and to strap hostages into explosive vests, according to transcripts of the 911 calls he made while police tried to rescue people trapped in the club.
|
|
The pair had planned for two suicide bombers to detonate explosives along a main thoroughfare near the area's subway station, while other armed attackers were to carry out further killings with weapons and more explosives.
|
|
For example, in 1999, Ahmed Rassam, a Canadian member of al Qaeda, attempted to cross into the United States with a trunk full of powerful explosives he intended to detonate at Los Angeles International Airport.
|
|
Domingo initially considered attacks targeting Jewish people, churches and police officers before deciding to detonate a nail bomb at a rally scheduled to take place over the weekend in Long Beach, according to the announcement.
|
|
Boats towing lines with up to 40 seismic airguns will detonate them to map potential oil and gas deep below the ocean's floor – a precursor to oil platforms and related infrastructure lining East Coast communities.
|
|
"We saw no other option than to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension to detonate where the suspect was," Brown said at a press conference soon after Johnson was killed.
|
|
Mr. Lopez throttles the bass, plucking and bowing it with relentless fervor; Mr. Baczkowski, who's based in Buffalo, uses a range of extended techniques to amplify, distort and detonate the sound of his tenor saxophone.
|
|
United States officials are seeking to determine whether the airstrikes brought down the building, leaving many Iraqis dead, or the Islamic State used the strikes as an opportunity to detonate an explosive in the building.
|
|
Ullah was the person most seriously wounded when his bomb ignited but did not detonate in an underground passageway linking the Port Authority Bus Terminal and the Times Square subway statin; three others sustained lesser injuries.
|
|
By the end of that film, he essentially sacrificed his life and happiness to save the world, going down with the plane full of Tesseract-enhanced weapons and bombs into the Arctic so they wouldn't detonate.
|
|
This is what Brown said during a Friday morning press conference:We saw no other option but to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension for it to detonate where the suspect was.
|
|
In a separate handwritten letter at the beginning of the month, Sayoc told the judge overseeing his case that he never intended for the devices to detonate and the pipe bombs were not intended to work.
|
|
PARIS (Reuters) - French counter-terrorism investigators questioned five people on Tuesday after police over the weekend found what appeared to be a ready-to-detonate bomb at an apartment building in one of Paris's poshest neighborhoods.
|
|
Even though Pyongyang has medium-range missiles that can reach the two US bases, it may not be able to reliably place a nuclear warhead on top and have it detonate once it reaches the island.
|
|
CNN contacted Sidney Alford, founder of Alford Technologies, a British company specializing in explosives, to test detonate a device closely replicating the pressure cooker bombs allegedly deposited last Saturday night in Manhattan by Ahmad Khan Rahami.
|
|
Intelligence officials say it is more difficult for terrorists to detonate explosives remotely -- though it has been done -- and that placing devices in the cargo bay might reduce damage even if a bomb were to explode.
|
|
But his terrorist colleagues will have to wonder if Abdeslam, who never did use that suicide vest he was supposed to detonate during the Paris attacks or anytime after, is a weak person to depend on.
|
|
And a reversal and wind-down or cancellation of the program would be certain to detonate a new round of legislative infighting, as Trump's order originally did in 2017, and spill over to the 2020 elections.
|
|
MOSCOW — The Lebedev Physics Institute in Moscow helped the Soviet Union detonate its first nuclear bomb, figured out how to build a hydrogen bomb and has stood for decades in the vanguard of Russian scientific achievement.
|
|
First he must overcome the skepticism of the CIA and the White House, and then he must find the bomb and disable or detonate it before it causes the Middle East to go up in flames.
|
|
Based on the designs North Korea borrowed from the U.S., Lewis says it appears the regime has the capacity to detonate a weapon about 10 or 20 times more powerful than what they've done thus far.
|
|
The United States still retains antipersonnel Claymore mines, which were designed in the late 1950s, and can be rigged to explode through a booby trap like a tripwire, or can be made to detonate upon command.
|
|
It was unclear exactly how the attack unfolded, but pictures of the aftermath indicated that al-Shabab was able to detonate explosives where U.S. military equipment such as helicopters and other aircraft would have been stationed.
|
|
The convoy proceeded haltingly, often pausing for engineers to detonate mines or for soldiers to conduct reconnaissance in lonely farming settlements where the exteriors of houses were draped with white bedsheets and pillowcases—flags of peace.
|
|
The news, first reported by The New York Times, did not just confirm the trend of the Russia probe overshadowing almost everything in the White House narrative with its capacity to detonate bombshells at any time.
|
|
He predicted that terrorists will detonate a nuclear weapon on a boat off the coast of the United States, and that they will send people infected with diseases—"suicide bio bombers"—across the border from Mexico.
|
|
But in May, with the international news media watching, the North did detonate explosives at the site where it conducted all six of its nuclear tests to date, characterizing it as a dismantling of the facility.
|
|
Under his leadership at that time, Karzai pardoned dozens of child suicide bombers who later attempted to detonate suicide bombs again, let electoral fraud run rampant, forged Taliban connections and mixed personal interests with his leadership.
|
|
Screenshot: Arizona Daily Star (YouTube)The Arizona border patrol agent who used a firearm to detonate explosives during a "gender reveal" party in April 2017, sparking a wildfire which eventually spread across 47,000 acres and caused $8.2.
|
|
But unlike Paris, at least two people who survived the attack have been taken into custody alive, including Mohamed Abrini, the Molenbeek native who walked away from the Brussels international airport after his explosives failed to detonate.
|
|
The two launches over Japan indicate North Korea is moving toward conducting launches at angles close to operational as it seeks to test whether the warheads survive the harsh conditions of atmospheric re-entry and detonate properly.
|
|
For example, Zazi and Shahzad, as well as Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the so-called Underwear Bomber who tried to detonate a bomb aboard a Detroit-bound flight on Christmas 2009, were leader-led jihadists directed from overseas.
|
|
Image: APAccording to Dallas Police chief David Brown, after hours of negotiations failed with a cornered suspect at the El Centro College in Dallas, officers sent in a robot to detonate a bomb and kill the suspect.
|
|
Police defused a bomb made from a 60 mm mortar round that was carried by the two suspects along with a pistol and a cellphone, which was to be used to remotely detonate the explosive, Sobejana said.
|
|
Naa'imur Rahman, 21, of north London, planned to detonate an improvised explosive device at the heavily guarded gates of Downing Street and gain access to May's office in the ensuing chaos and assassinate her, according to police.
|
|
An estimated 22004% of the ordnance failed to detonate, which has led to countless casualties that continue to this day -- at a rate of about 220 per year, according to the Legacies of War advocacy group's statistics.
|
|
According to TMZ, eyewitnesses alleged Miles, 1503, was angry after not being allowed on a flight and claimed that he had a bomb in his bag that he would detonate if he was not allowed to board.
|
|
Captain Hussein Ali, a military officer from a nearby town, said soldiers behind sandbags had successfully stopped the car bombs from reaching the base, in an agricultural district along the Shabelle River, by firing to detonate them.
|
|
DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi security forces shot dead a suspected militant who tried to detonate explosives outside a mosque in the Qatif region in eastern Saudi Arabia, where many Shi'ite Muslims live, the interior ministry said on Wednesday.
|
|
Friday, September 27 — Sunday, September 29: Angola and MalawiOn Friday, Harry will detonate a mine at a demining field outside Dirico before travelling to Huambo, where Princess Diana was famously photographed walking through a minefield in 1997.
|
|
So the Iranians, Israeli officials said in interviews, systematically went about collecting thousands of pages spread around the country documenting how to build a weapon, how to fit it on a missile and how to detonate it.
|
|
Officials were alerted in May to the explosives belonging to the neo-Nazi, Brandon Russell, by his roommate Devon Arthurs, who warned them that Mr. Russell had written online about plans to kill people and detonate bombs.
|
|
And if there is one predictable element of this otherwise unpredictable presidency, it is that some new story will detonate in the days or weeks ahead, pushing the last eruption off the home page and television chyron.
|
|
This was how the phone at Seaside Park had been configured, with a similar light set to detonate a bundle of three pipe bombs in a trash can placed at the finish line of a charity race.
|
|
Also, it went into the war having developed a deeply flawed torpedo, the Mark 2600, which among other things often failed to detonate, and sometimes ran 262 feet deeper than intended and so passed under enemy warships.
|
|
There is also a risk that a terrorist could use a smartphone to remotely detonate a bomb that is hidden inside a computer checked in as cargo, said Nick Feamster, a computer science professor at Princeton University.
|
|
After Wednesday's raid, police said the suspects, who authorities believe are supporters of the Islamic State militant group, had planned to stab officers at a traffic post, and then detonate a "large, homemade" bomb as crowds gathered.
|
|
Medic and safety officer Nguyen Thi Ha Lan supervises her teammates, the "landmine girls" as they are known, preparing to detonate a cluster bomb left behind from the war with the United States that ended in 22025.
|
|
In the late 1950s, American military planners drew up a plan to detonate a nuclear weapon on the surface of the moon to intimidate the Soviet Union, which had just launched the first satellite, Sputnik, in 1957.
|
|
The FBI says the 53-year-old Solano wanted to detonate a bomb last October at the Dolphin Mall near Miami but was actually working with undercover FBI operatives who gave him a fake bomb before his arrest.
|
|
Before the final touchdown scheduled for April-May, Hayabusa2 will send out a squat cylinder that will detonate above the asteroid, shooting a 2-kilogram (4.4-pound) copper projectile into it at high speed to make a crater.
|
|
The outlet reports that eyewitnesses said Miles, 24, was angry after not being allowed on a flight and claimed that he had a bomb in his bag that he would detonate if he was not allowed to board.
|
|
Yeah, but if you call it a headquarters you get everyone whipped up and every elected official wants to be the person to detonate a prosperity bomb in their Times Square, so they're willing to write big checks.
|
|
"We saw no other option but to use our bomb robot and place a device on its extension for it to detonate where the subject was," Dallas Police Chief David Brown said at a news conference Friday morning.
|
|
ET: Ahmad Khan Rahami, 25, the man wanted in connection with an explosion that detonated on Saturday in Manhattan and another nearby device that did not detonate, was arrested in New Jersey on Monday after a reported shootout.
|
|
Ryan Dillon, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State, told Pentagon reporters that a drone fired a munition that "hit dirt" in a deconfliction zone, did not detonate and caused no casualties or injuries.
|
|
The "underwear bomber," Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who tried to detonate a bomb on a Detroit-bound plane in 2009, was also on one version of the terrorism watch list but was allowed to board the plane in Amsterdam.
|
|
Now, I want you to imagine for one moment how many Neera Tanden heads would automatically detonate if Bernie Sanders said he would refuse to back the Democratic nominee and hold out the possibility of choosing Trump instead.
|
|
Those two simple acts have turned sinister in this capital city, as what the authorities said was likely a serial bomber used packages left on doorsteps and tripwires strung along leafy streets to hide and detonate homemade explosives.
|
|
And earlier this month, Mr. Putin thanked President Trump after the Central Intelligence Agency passed to Russian security services information about an Islamic State plot to detonate bombs in a cathedral and other sites, also in St. Petersburg.
|
|
Pompeo's proposed interlocutor in New York, Foreign Minister Ri, responded to Trump's U.N. remarks last year by calling them "the sound of a dog barking" and warning that North Korea could detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific.
|
|
Later, when the boats were sent into the Mekong rivers and canals, the Swifts proved big noisy targets, and their quarter-inch aluminum skin had just enough resistance to detonate enemy rockets, blasting shrapnel throughout the boat's insides.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Vietnamese man who prosecutors said traveled to Yemen to join an al Qaeda affiliate and was instructed there to detonate an explosive at London's Heathrow Airport pleaded guilty to U.S. terrorism charges on Friday.
|
|
Before detonating himself, the suicide bomber also planted a second bomb in the metro which he planned to detonate remotely, but which malfunctioned and did not go off, the Investigative Committee, which handles major crimes, said on Tuesday.
|
|
ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algerian security forces shot dead an Islamist militant wearing a suicide bomb belt before he could detonate his explosives in a small town east of the capital Algiers, the state news agency APS said on Thursday.
|
|
Since the war there ended in 1975, at least 40,000 Vietnamese are believed to have been killed and another 60,000 wounded by American land mines, artillery shells, cluster bombs and other ordnance that failed to detonate back then.
|
|
He then left for several hours as a huge manhunt was being launched by authorities to catch those involved who were still alive, only to return later and detonate his device, according to the owner of the motel.
|
|
One suicide bomber blew himself in a vegetable market as vendors were arriving to sell their produce while others were killed before they could detonate their bombs on a hospital in attacks that has sent shockwaves across the community.
|
|
The alleged hijacker, whom Cyprus officials identified as Seif Eldin Mustafa, had alleged claimed to be wearing a suicide belt and threatened to detonate it, but officials could not confirm if that was true, reports The New York Times.
|
|
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police over the weekend found and defused five explosive devices that had failed to detonate when an as yet unidentified group carried out a series of deadly bomb attacks on popular tourist spots late last week.
|
|
Even China used unusually strong language, probably because it also appeared to have been given no warning about the test, which the North claimed — against considerable evidence to the contrary — was its first effort to detonate a hydrogen bomb.
|
|
It was called "the world's first nuclear disaster" by Glenn Seaborg, one of the fathers of the atomic bomb, and the United States government would detonate another 215 of its kind over the Micronesian archipelago between 21957 and 21968.
|
|
New York Police Department spokesman J. Peter Donald announced on Twitter that police are seeking Rahami for questioning about the bombing that rattled Manhattan on Saturday and a second pressure cooker-style improvised explosive device that did not detonate.
|
|
According to legend, if Seacrest — a TV producer, radio host, philanthropist, Kardashian whisperer, Illumnati aeronautics engineer, and vigilante crime-fighter — doesn't have at least seven full-time jobs going, he will detonate with enough force to level a city.
|
|
It remained unclear if there were other suspects who the police were searching for.. The authorities say an explosive that wounded 29 people in the Chelsea neighborhood, and another that did not detonate, were intended to create maximum fatalities.
|
|
This week, it fired three ballistic missiles, saying that they were used in simulated tests to detonate nuclear warheads over seaports and airfields in the South, where American reinforcements are supposed to arrive in the event of a war.
|
|
One of the drones flew over the presidential stage with the intention of being detonated by the attackers, but he said the authorities were able to cause it to lose control and detonate outside the area the attackers targeted.
|
|
The North has also demonstrated no evidence of significant work in building and testing a nuclear warhead rugged and stable enough to withstand the stress of re-entry to atmosphere and detonate as intended when it reaches its target.
|
|
"To be able to assemble it safely, and to detonate it repeatedly, suggests a more organized effort," said Michael Marks, a retired Naval Criminal Investigative Service special agent who was the post-blast investigator on the Navy destroyer Cole.
|
|
Let us not neglect rogue countries such as Iran, which might be tempted to detonate an EMP nuclear weapon above the United States, taking down the power grid and everything electronic, sending the country back to the 18th century.
|
|
The authorities in Cameroon and Nigeria said that many of the experiences detailed by Ms. Amos matched the accounts of other women and girls who have escaped Boko Haram, or who have been arrested before they could detonate bombs.
|
|
Ri, who responded to Trump's U.N. remarks last year by calling them "the sound of a dog barking" and warning that North Korea could detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific, arrived back in New York on Tuesday afternoon.
|
|
But prosecutors said he did more than just that for the group, agreeing to carry out a never-executed plot to construct and detonate an explosive device in the arrival area at Heathrow after returning to Britain from Yemen.
|
|
Since 1975, more than 40,000 Vietnamese are believed to have been killed and about 60,000 others maimed by what is known as unexploded ordnance — land mines, artillery shells, cluster bombs and the like that failed to detonate decades ago.
|
|
In addition to littering Ramadi's streets with bombs, Islamic State has also planted them in residences, hiding them under rugs and other fixtures or connecting them to the power grid so they detonate when residents attempt to restore electricity.
|
|
The officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to brief the news media, said a second suicide bomber was shot and killed by guards before he could detonate explosives hidden in his vest.
|
|
The idea is that, having demonstrated last fall that it can detonate a bomb with far more destructive power than those dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, North Korea can now turn toward expanding its economy.
|
|
Officials from the National Directorate for Security, the Afghan intelligence agency, arrived with a jammer and put it on the car's roof, intending to block any electronic signal used to remotely detonate the car bomb if there was one.
|
|
One of the munitions failed to go off, so while the rest of the training team headed back to base, Sergeant Moriarty and three others stayed behind to detonate it safely, according to the account told to his father.
|
|
Some navies around the world still stockpile moored contact mines, but the vast majority have moved on to more modern "bottom mines" that sit on the seafloor and detonate through a mix of magnetic, acoustic, pressure and seismic influences.
|
|
Two Western security officials, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence analyses, said that an experienced bomb maker from Pakistan most likely traveled across the border and built an unusually powerful bomb for the young Kashmiri to detonate.
|
|
Officials from the U.S. Attorney's Office explained that the target contained Tannerite, an explosive substance designed to detonate after contact with such a firearm, and sparked the Sawmill Fire, as it came to be known, which damaged more than 45,000 acres.
|
|
The title translates as "School," and we are indeed in a classroom of sorts, but one in which the subjects are not grammar and trigonometry but how to shoot a handgun and how to construct and detonate a bomb properly.
|
|
Although the bomb was discovered last week, officials chose to detonate it on Christmas morning — a day deemed less difficult than a regular working day — after it was determined that the bomb was not an immediate threat, the BBC reports.
|
|
During their investigation, authorities confirmed that explosion and a suspicious package found Tuesday afternoon at another FedEx office – which did not detonate – "are connected to the four previous package explosions," according to a press release issued by federal and state agencies.
|
|
Canyon Mansfield, 14, was playing with his yellow Labrador retriever, Casey, on Thursday afternoon near his home east of Pocatello when he saw what he thought was a sprinkler head on the ground and touched the device, causing it to detonate.
|
|
The second time was in June 2007 in the hours after two extremists drove a car into a Glasgow airport terminal and tried to detonate propane tanks in the vehicle a day after their attempt to blow up a London nightclub.
|
|
"According to the findings so far, Yamen A. made the decision no later than July 2017 to detonate an explosive device in Germany in order to kill and injure as many people as possible," the prosecutor's office said in a statement.
|
|
LOS ANGELES, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Heavy security at subway stations in Los Angeles greeted commuters on Tuesday as federal and local authorities investigated a specific but uncorroborated threat to detonate a bomb at the Metro Red Line's Universal City station.
|
|
The first season contains free-standing skits, including one set in the Caliphate's recording studio where Bighdaddy directs a whiny Australian jihadi to include the lilting lines "detonate them…destroy them…" in the chorus, to give it a "feminine touch".
|
|
"There were two women — both wives, both wearing vests," Mr. Trump said at the White House, in response to a question about whether one of Mr. al-Baghdadi's wives had tried to detonate an explosive vest as commandos closed in.
|
|
North Korea's widening nuclear weapons ambitions, now including the threat to detonate a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean and shoot down U.S. aircraft, along with its own verbal flourishes such as calling Trump a "madman," underscore the growing crisis.
|
|
After a half dozens tests over a period of more than a decade, some experts believe that Pyongyang is far enough along in its nuclear weapons development that it no longer has to detonate bombs underground to move its program along.
|
|
Of course, it is preferable that nuclear weapons be safe in the sense that they will not detonate accidentally, and that they be secure in the sense that they cannot be stolen by others or triggered by a cyber attack.
|
|
Army information says a TOW Bunker Buster warhead consists of a blast type warhead designed to penetrate and then detonate inside Military Operations in Urban Terrain targets such as 8-inch double reinforced concrete, brick-over-block, and triple brick walls.
|
|
Two months before those attacks, the man suspected of handling logistics for the assailants, Salah Abdeslam, stopped by a fireworks shop northeast of Paris to buy a mechanism used to detonate fireworks from a distance, according to the French prosecutor.
|
|
In August, an Oklahoma man espousing explicitly Three Percenter beliefs was caught in an alleged attempt to detonate a bomb as an act of violence against the government; Three Percenters aggressively tried to distance themselves from him after the arrest.
|
|
Notably he has espoused the idea of targeting nuclear weapons to detonate just above the planet's ice caps, thereby causing the frozen water to evaporate releasing CO2 into the air and warming the planet's surface — rendering it more habitable for humans.
|
|
American officials have envisioned that North Korean officers, fearing the end of Mr. Kim's government, might lob a nuclear weapon at South Korea or Japan as a last, desperate act — or detonate it on North Korean territory to make occupation impossible.
|
|
They had prepared seven bombs, so they came and threw this extra bomb, and it landed up by the house — the other one landed on the sloping driveway — and we figured the second one was supposed to detonate the other.
|
|
Seborer, whose code name was "Godsend," was suspected to have had a granular understanding of the bomb's inner workings, which most likely contributed to the Soviet Union's ability to quickly detonate its own bomb in 1949, four years after the Americans.
|
|
North Korea allowed a select group of journalists from Britain, China, Russia, South Korea and the United States to watch its engineers detonate blasts in the tunnels in Punggye-ri, where the country has conducted all six of its nuclear tests.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. government lawyers on Wednesday defended the legality of a warrantless surveillance program challenged as unconstitutional in an Oregon court by a Somali-born American citizen convicted of attempting to detonate a bomb at a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony.
|
|
The area was one of the most heavily bombed of the war and the U.S. Department of Defence estimates that 10 percent of the 80 million tons of munitions used by the U.S army in Vietnam failed to detonate on impact.
|
|
The authorities say that those kids weren't in any danger, since the explosives were "incredibly stable" and required a specific device to detonate, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Department, but still, forgetfulness like that doesn't make the CIA look good.
|
|
"A knight of the knights of martyrdom, brother Hamza al-Muhajir... was able to detonate his explosives-laden car at a post of the apostates of the militia of (President Abedrabbo Masour) Hadi," the IS statement said, according to AFP.
|
|
Screenshot: Arab Andy (YouTube)A YouTube and Twitch personality calling himself "Arab Andy" was arrested yesterday after entering a crowded room on the University of Washington campus and playing a message declaring an explosive device had been planted and would soon detonate.
|
|
CLEVELAND/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An Ohio man arrested on suspicion of planning to detonate a bomb at Cleveland's Fourth of July celebrations and then stand by and watch "it go off" was granted a public defender on Monday during his initial court appearance.
|
|
JAKARTA (Reuters) - The U.S. embassy in Jakarta has issued a security alert ahead of election results due on Wednesday, as Indonesian authorities have arrested nearly 30 suspected militants, including some who police say are able to detonate bombs using Wi-Fi networks.
|
|
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A threat to detonate a bomb at a subway station in Los Angeles was not credible, federal authorities said late on Tuesday after police spent the day searching commuters and leading bomb-sniffing dogs around stations across the metro area.
|
|
After an alternating intro of static and drum, the jarring single "Wish" exploded like a nailbomb with its opening line—this is the first day of my last days—and mangled riff, only to detonate a secondary charge with its epic metal chorus.
|
|
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York said Tannerite Sports LLC did not show that NBCUniversal, part of Comcast Corp, made false statements about its targets, which contain chemicals that detonate when mixed together and shot with high-velocity bullets.
|
|
Taking turns with a pick-axe, two other guerrillas hack at the ground until the hole they are making on the edge of a dirt track is large enough to fit two explosive charges that will detonate when Islamic State drives past.
|
|
What's still not clear is if North Korea has the ability to miniaturize a nuclear weapon so it could be placed on the tip of the missile, and, even if it can, whether the missile could reach the US and still detonate.
|
|
BERLIN (Reuters) - German authorities charged a Syrian man who was arrested last November as he tried to travel to Denmark with planning to build a bomb and detonate it in a crowd in the capital of Copenhagen, public prosecutors said on Monday.
|
|
"There are five suicide bombers who died while trying to detonate IEDs (improvised explosive devices), there are also innocent citizens, four of them, that lost their lives," Bashir Idris Garga, the northeast Nigeria coordinator for the National Emergency Management Agency, said on Friday.
|
|
Three people suffered minor injuries when Ullah attempted to detonate a pipe bomb secured to his midsection in a pedestrian tunnel under the sprawling Port Authority transportation complex, where many commuters from New York's suburbs arrive on buses and transfer to local subways.
|
|
Rahimi also faces a host of federal charges in New York and New Jersey and a life sentence if convicted of setting off bombs in coastal New Jersey and in New York City in September and leaving behind others that failed to detonate.
|
|
Making multiple TATP devices that detonate reliably requires a good deal of skill, but police have yet to locate either a bomb factory or any of the bomb-makers, some of whom are likely to have been sent directly from Iraq or Syria.
|
|
Under the maniacal Abubakar Shekau, who last year declared allegiance to Islamic State (IS) and once professed to "enjoy killing anyone that God commands me to kill", the group blew up mosques as well as churches—often using children to detonate suicide bombs.
|
|
The framing device that was supposed to have us all on the edge of our seats is that Peus flies nine drones over major U.S. cities and threatens to detonate them if the White House doesn't hand over Mellie (Bellamy Young) and Marjorie.
|
|
If the United States can't persuade China to make sanctions work, then the Trump administration could have its own Cuban Missile Crisis: a small, isolated and erratic totalitarian regime with nuclear weapons and the means to detonate them over continental American cities.
|
|
To generate an airflow at extremely high speeds, the researchers will detonate several tubes containing a mixture of oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen gases for a series of explosions that could discharge one gigawatt of power within a split second, according to Zhao.
|
|
What's still not clear is if North Korea has the ability to miniaturize a nuclear weapon so it could be placed on the tip of the missile, and, even if it can, if the missile could reach the U.S. and still detonate.
|
|
What's still not clear is if North Korea has the ability to miniaturize a nuclear weapon so it could be placed on the tip of the missile, and, even if it can, if the missile could reach the US and still detonate.
|
|
So standups face a catch-22: they either occupy the very best and most productive time of many developers' days, or else they detonate in the middle of the day, generally requiring at least twenty minutes of context switching before and after.
|
|
The bomb used on June 22018, according to a military official, was activated by a weatherproofed pressure plate and wired to an 81 millimeter mortar projectile, which exploded, causing a main charge of nearly a dozen 60 millimeter mortar rounds to detonate.
|
|
LOMBOK, Indonesia — The Indonesian police say they have foiled a suspected terrorist cell with the ability to use Wi-Fi to detonate explosive devices, highlighting advances in bomb-making in a country with a history of militant activity tied to the Islamic State.
|
|
They had planned to detonate a large bomb, but they were forced to switch plans the night before the Barcelona attack, after gas cylinders exploded and destroyed the house in the town of Alcanar that they had used as their bomb factory.
|
|
Attaching the bombs to the cows and sending them into the village meant the Islamic State operatives got close enough to release the cows near its entrance without being caught and were able to stay close enough to detonate the bombs, he said.
|
|
Most experts, including those at the Wilson Center, assess that the North Korean dynasty which has governed the country for 70 years knows it will face total annihilation should it land a missile (or worse, detonate a nuclear weapon) in U.S. territorial waters.
|
|
James Nichols, a farmer who was detained as a possible accomplice but not charged as one after his brother Terry helped Timothy J. McVeigh detonate a truck bomb that killed 168 people in Oklahoma City in 1995, died on Tuesday in Saginaw, Mich.
|
|
WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court will weigh a constitutional challenge on Wednesday to a warrantless government surveillance program brought by an Oregon man found guilty of attempting to detonate a bomb in 2010 during a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony.
|
|
In 2010, Mohamud, a naturalized U.S. citizen who was then 19, was found to have attempted to remotely detonate a fake car bomb planted near a square crowded with thousands of people attending a ceremony in downtown Portland the day after Thanksgiving.
|
|
But the robots will live on after that, and they're gonna need to impress each other with unwieldy layer cakes that spontaneously detonate, sending sprinkles and M&M shrapnel to all corners of the cyberparlor: That's the cover of this year's catalog.
|
|
This means refocusing our attention onto individuals who may never pull a trigger or detonate an improvised explosive device but who, through their preaching and mentoring, encourage dozens or even hundreds of fellow believers to walk ever further down the path of jihad.
|
|
Archbishop Quinn used his platform to criticize American military intervention in Central America and to condemn nuclear war as inherently immoral; at one point, he called on Roman Catholics serving in the armed forces to defy any order to detonate a nuclear weapon.
|
|
According to prosecutors, Ullah attempted to detonate a pipe bomb secured to his body in a pedestrian tunnel in the subway station in Manhattan's Times Square that is connected to the sprawling Port Authority Bus Terminal on the morning of Dec. 11.
|
|
Ahmad Khan Rahami, 28, is suspected in the weekend bombings, including Saturday's blast in Chelsea, another bomb found in Chelsea that did not detonate, the bomb found in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and a bomb that went off Saturday morning in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
|
|
These two would detonate the heavy bags they were pushing on trolleys but the third abandoned his bomb and was tracked walking for miles on CCTV back from the airport into the city, all the while his face hidden by glasses and a floppy hat.
|
|
After a successful test round, Gourley is outfitted with four of the miniature explosives across his chest and stomach, and they dramatically detonate and spew blood as he is gunned down by three attackers in white blazers (the co-stars of his Superego podcast).
|
|
Akayed Ullah, a 27-year-old supporter of the Islamic State militant group, appeared by video for a brief hearing from his bed in Bellevue Hospital, where he was recovering from injuries he suffered when his homemade bomb ignited but failed to detonate on Monday.
|
|
But the very next year, Faisal Shahzad, who tried to detonate a car bomb in Times Square in Manhattan, was allowed to board a plane for Dubai a day after the attempted bombing even though he had been put on a no-fly list.
|
|
The agent also showed Pitts the remote controlled cars and Pitts suggested they be given to the children of military personnel so they could unwittingly detonate the bombs at the parade or take them home and blow up their own houses, the affidavit said.
|
|
When Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy, then an 18-year-old from Canada, was arrested in May 2016, he was secretly detained in New York by federal authorities who hoped to arrest others in a supposed plot to detonate bombs in Times Square and in the subways.
|
|
The Maltese have been told, in testimony to the courts and leaks to the press, that in June 22017, Fenech paid Marvin Theuma, a taxi driver, €27,000 ($166, 240) to hire three men to plant and detonate the car bomb that killed the journalist.
|
|
The police also arrested two men with Jordanian passports in 1997 when officers found them in a Brooklyn apartment making pipe bombs that officials said were part of a plot to detonate bombs in the Atlantic Avenue subway station and on a commuter bus.
|
|
"Emerging evidences make us think that the bomb was placed under the car and was set off with a remote trigger," she said, adding that foreign experts would be called on to help identify the mobile phone which was used to detonate the bomb.
|
|
New York bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami is now in police custody but authorities are still trying to track down two other men who may have unwittingly played a role in planting — and perhaps disabling — a bomb that failed to detonate in Manhattan on Saturday.
|
|
Aziz Ansari and Jesse Eisenberg starred in 2011's 30 Minutes or Less, a movie in which Eisenberg plays a slacker pizza delivery man who gets a bomb strapped to his chest and told it will detonate if he doesn't rob a bank in 10 hours.
|
|
Interviews last week with a girl estimated to be in her late teens, who decided not to detonate her device at a camp for displaced people near Maiduguri, indicated that she and two fellow bombers were aware of the consequences of their actions, local government officials said.
|
|
Soulwax have described Erasmus as "a group of wild bald women" and characterized their single as "an electro charged tribal attack ... [where] techno sounds fuse and groove with ritual chanting to create a killer track that will detonate your dance floor," in an interview with Spin magazine.
|
|
Peter W. Singer, a technological warfare expert and author of "Wired For War," told NBC News that using mobile robots — or MARCbots — to detonate explosives was documented during the early days of the Iraq War — but it's not something he has heard of in domestic policing.
|
|
As it would orbit around the Earth, and as it got over the United States they would detonate that nuclear weapon and set of what's called an EMP, and electromagnetic pulse which could take down the entire electrical grid on the Eastern seaboard, potentially killing millions.
|
|
Cruz said as president he would "rip to shreds" the international agreement on Iran's nuclear program and predicted if Clinton is elected in November Iran would detonate a nuclear weapon, "sadly not as a test," over a city like Tel Aviv, New York or Los Angeles.
|
|
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A woman suicide bomber in Boko Haram-hit northeast Nigeria strapped a baby to her back to go unnoticed as she walked into a busy market to detonate her explosives in a recent attack, a local government official said on Tuesday.
|
|
The criminal complaint filed Sunday alleges that the 23-year-old man, Jerry Drake Varnell, tried to detonate what he believed was a van full of explosives that he had parked next to an Oklahoma City bank and was arrested after the attempt, at around 1 a.m.
|
|
" To give you one example, a Somali refugee received 30 years in prison for "attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction (explosives) in connection with a plot to detonate a vehicle bomb at an annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony earlier this evening in Portland, Ore.
|
|
" The plan in the 2009 Afghanistan attack, court records show, evidently was for the first truck to explode at the gate to the base while a second truck, following closely, carried "significantly more explosive ordinance" and was intended to detonate inside to "maximize casualties and damage.
|
|
A bomb that injured 29 people on Saturday in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, and another that failed to detonate, were filled with shrapnel and made with pressure cookers, flip phones and Christmas lights to set off a powerful explosive compound, law enforcement officials said on Sunday.
|
|
The Sunni Muslim group, in a statement on the messaging website Telegram, claimed responsibility for the attack at a west Kabul wedding hall in a minority Shi'ite neighborhood, saying its bomber had been able to infiltrate the reception and detonate his explosives in the crowd of "infidels".
|
|
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A U.S. combat veteran of the war in Afghanistan who prosecutors say plotted to detonate multiple nail bombs at a Los Angeles-area white nationalist rally, seeking to cause mass casualties, was arrested in an FBI sting operation, federal prosecutors said on Monday.
|
|
"It's an intoxicating proposition to detonate an Amazon prosperity bomb in the center of their city," Scott Galloway, a marketing professor at New York University and the author of The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google, told me on a phone call.
|
|
The first step would be a rigorous program to get the North to separate nuclear warheads from missiles; to remove from the weapons a key element called the "pit," without which it is impossible to detonate them; and to halt the production of most nuclear material.
|
|
While working at low power, the laser can act as an Active Denial System (ADS), a non-lethal system for area denial, perimeter security and crowd control, while in high-power mode it can be used to disable sensors and engines and also detonate explosive materials.
|
|
In the mid-22019s, when the Pentagon decided to make a precision-guided version of the M.L.R.S. rocket, the first variant was going to contain 230 DPICM grenades with more reliable fuzes that would also cause any duds to detonate after a set amount of time.
|
|
Mohamud, a naturalized U.S. citizen who was 19 when he was arrested, attempted to remotely detonate what he thought was a car bomb near a square in downtown Portland crowded with thousands of people attending a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony the day after the Thanksgiving holiday.
|
|
But he also risks becoming the president on whose watch North Korea demonstrated an ability both to hit the United States with a missile and to detonate a hydrogen bomb — and who then gave it such a good deal that others decided to build nuclear arsenals, too.
|
|
His device, however, affixed to his torso with plastic zip ties, failed to fully detonate, the police said, and Mr. Ullah himself was the only one seriously injured in a blast that sent smoke billowing through the underground passageways of Midtown and snarled a Monday morning commute.
|
|
But in many ways the only way that the North Koreans would be able to prove without a shadow of a doubt those realities would be to fire a nuclear-tipped missile from North Korea halfway out into the Pacific and detonate it over the ocean.
|
|
Investigators have been searching coast to coast for the culprit and motives behind the bizarre mail bomb plot aimed at critics of the president, analyzing the innards of the crude devices to reveal whether they were intended to detonate or simply sow fear two weeks before Election Day.
|
|
" It appears he intended to detonate the device when he did, Cuomo said Monday, but added that although an "explosive chemical" in the bomb went off, it "did not have the desired effect of causing the pipe itself to shatter, which would have caused the more significant damage.
|
|
We have a strong negative emotional response when someone kicks or abuses a robot—in one of the many gripping examples Darling cites in her paper, a US military officer called off a test using a leggy robot to detonate and clear minefields because he thought it was inhumane.
|
|
"The ban means there is probably intelligence indicating a terrorist group or individual has been planning to detonate a device on board a commercial airplane, using an electronic to either hide an explosive, or as a triggering device for an explosive," said aviation safety and security expert Jeff Price.
|
|
Multiple people are currently facing charges of aiding Islamic State in New York federal courts, including Sayfullo Saipov, accused of killing eight people by driving a truck into a New York bicycle path, and Akayed Ullah, accused of trying to detonate a homemade bomb in a Manhattan subway station.
|
|
"There were CO2 (carbon dioxide) canisters wrapped up with duct tape, but no way to detonate, and a pressure cooker with an alarm clock, and some nails but no explosive device, so you've got to treat them like they are potentially lethal and go from there," Henry said.
|
|
In addition to Ullah, three people suffered minor injuries when he attempted to detonate a pipe bomb secured to his midsection in a pedestrian tunnel under the sprawling Port Authority Bus Terminal transportation complex, where many commuters from New York's suburbs arrive on buses and transfer to local subways.
|
|
Trump and Kim spent all of 2017 at each other's throats, trading threats of mutual nuclear destruction, culminating in Trump threatening to "totally destroy" the country and North Korea warning it would fire missiles toward US bases in Guam and detonate a nuclear warhead over the Pacific Ocean.
|
|
Black Power's Gon' Get Your Mama!" as an account that "arcs over the rotting outposts of the Republic like a mortar shell shedding its sulphurous glare, and lands plump in the heartland to detonate the conclusion that 'it is clear that America as it now exists must be destroyed.
|
|
The intelligence gathered by this now-compromised spy (or "asset") was both credible and specific enough that the United States believes ISIS has developed the ability to detonate a device from a laptop inside the main cabin of an airplane — and thus to bring down a US-bound aircraft.
|
|
With Roseanne, which returned to ABC last night after 20 years off the air, we again see what happens to a sitcom exacerbated by the realities of 2018: It becomes a feral thing, a carnival of political and social discourse where opinions detonate left and right but solutions run dry.
|
|
GUILFOYLE: From a tactical standpoint the first thing to do is like secure the perimeter, make sure there&aposs no other suspects or other accomplices, and make sure there are no, you know, other weapons or any other items that could be explosive devices that could detonate and cause further casualties.
|
|
But Bannon is warning that departures from the themes that won Trump the presidency, for example, help for undocumented migrants brought to the US as children after the President canceled the DACA program, risk alienating the party from its base and could detonate at a vital moment of the political calendar.
|
|
Other airports under consideration include Turkey's Istanbul Ataturk Airport, which was the target last month of a terrorist attack, and Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, which was used by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the so-called underwear bomber, in 2009 for his failed attempt to detonate a bomb on a plane bound for Detroit.
|
|
Soon afterward, a jihadi who had attended the same mosque—and who the Americans believed had met Salahi—attempted to smuggle explosives in the trunk of a car across the U.S. border; his plan was to detonate suitcases inside Los Angeles International Airport, in what became known as the Millennium Plot.
|
|
Haider, a jewelry showroom accountant in Dhaka, said his family was stunned by the news that Ullah had been charged by the United States with terrorism offenses after he tried to detonate a bomb strapped to his waist in a pedestrian tunnel leading to Times Square, injuring himself and three others.
|
|
But on Monday morning, Mr. Ullah, 27, strapped a pipe bomb to his body and set out to detonate it in a Times Square subway station, the police said, not only causing chaos among crowds of commuters, but also leaving behind a trail of mystery that baffled those who knew him.
|
|