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AJ 40 under 40: reflecting on the class of 2005 Rob Gregory, one of the previous 40 under 40 , recalls the experience and speaks to some of the others who featured in the 2005 list I took a punt when I entered the AJ’s 40 under 40 in 2005 as my career had been relatively unremarkable. Having walked away from a potential route to partnership at Feilden Clegg Architects to do time on Hopkins’ Manchester Art Gallery and Allies and Morrison’s Royal Festival Hall, I was two years into a 15-year detour from conventional practice. Out of the loop, I had no idea if my contribution to the profe...

Launch a raid and consider there is operations in a place like yemen, it's important to understand the ground truth and that's one of the values of the intelligence community is to help understand what you're getting yourself into. >> one more question which has been raised, we are hearing from the trump white house and trump white house officials they inherited this. this was handed to them, launched days after they took office. you are a witness to this, was this a green lighted finished mission when it was turned over to the trump people? >> the short answer is that's not true. this particu...

Congressional black caucus, the naacp, every organization imaginable is trying to get notoriety get no noteriety or profit from this in some way. but there's so much hate. >> all of this while suggesting that nobody should rush to judgment, so long as that, of course, doesn't include judging the character of trayvon martin. joining me now in new york, nbc political analyst jonathan alter, analyst, and david kohn and author of the book "showdown." you write that the birth of a conspiracy theory rempresented dominant theme. obama was the somewhat not quite real american who truly understood and ...

>> look, the underlying similarity is that we need to follow the money. whether it's an organized crime group or a terrorist organization, they all need money to keep the organization going, from training, recruiting, paying the operative is, buying supplies. if you can go after the money supply, you can actually waegen their ability to operate. that's the fundamental theory behind what we do in my office at treasury and what we do in the u.s. government, frankly around the world, in trying to cut off the money supply. >> david, good to have you here. thanks for telling us about this. david ko...

laden will necessarily help them raise funds unless it improves greatly in finance, which it may. >> so there's a couple questions here, how do they get their money and how they spend their money. the united states has spent $10.4 billion in the past ten years to fight terrorism. the estimates was it was about half a million dlrz dollars to pull off 9/11. the failed times square bombing attempt was estimated to cost as little as $5,000. we're hearing that azazi financed his attack with credit cards and a home mortgage using the u.s. banking system. it has gotten exponentially easier ...