26/07/2016 Outside Source

We now know that one of the men who killed a Catholic priest had already

been identified by police. President Hollande has addressed the nation.

Our democracy is our target. It will also be our show. Hillary Clinton

will formally be nominated as the Democratic candidate. Also, Amazon's

and is to deliver packages by drone. And disturbing footage has emerged

in Australia of prison guards assaulting children. We will play

you a report that a little later. In the last two minutes we have

learned more about one of the men who attacked a church in France,

killing an elderly Catholic priest. It turns out this man was well known

to authorities. Let me take you through what happened a little

earlier. This was an attack in a city called Rouen. Two men burst

into a church and the man they killed was the priest. Father

Jacques Hamel was forced to kneel before being killed with a knife.

Another hostage was stabbed and is in critical condition. The attackers

were shot dead by the police. The Islamic State group claimed

responsibility. In the last few moments the authorities has named

one of the attackers as Adel K. He has been in and out of probation.

There is more on what we were told. The anti-terrorism judge assigned

him to house arrest. He was at that time obliged to move back to his

family home and was given specific hours of the day during which he

could leave the house. He was banned from leaving the Seine-Maritime

department and had to report once a week to the police office, the

police station near his home. And he was also obliged to hand in his

identity card and his passport. At that time he was kept under

surveillance and the Paris court decided on the 25th of March 2015

that the suspect could be released on probation on the condition that

he was under electronic surveillance. This is one of the big

issues regarding electronic tagging. Max Abrahams said this. It's one

issue that is being discussed in France today and will be for days

the come. Hugh Schofield has been in Paris and has been explaining what

we know about this man. A young man. I think he is just 19 now who last

year tried twice to get to Syria to join the so-called Islamic State. He

was stopped before he could even leave France. His absence was

signalled by his family and he was turned back. The second time though

he did get away to Turkey where he was stopped by the Turkish

authorities and sent back to France where there was then a judicial

procedure that got under and which, noted in March when provisionally

pending an actual trial, a judge ordered that he be left under a form

of house arrest with an electronic tag. There was an appeal by the

prosecutor who said that they thought he was more dangerous and

should be kept in prison, pending trial, but the judge said he should

be kept under house arrest with the electronic tag. It has been

confirmed by the prosecutor and we can predict this will trigger a big,

big debate here in France tomorrow about whether, how this man was

allowed to be free, the conditions of having an electronic tag. It

means you can move during the day or in the mornings and it was because

of that he was able to go to his local church a few hundred yards ago

and do what he did. This will raise questions about the laxity of the

judicial system. This attack has the beam in context with the other

attacks that have happened in France. It's less than two weeks

since that horror played out in Nice. Earlier, President Hollande

made a televised address. Let me play you some of it.

TRANSLATION: We are at war. We are at war externally and internally

against jihadists. We are eradicating criminal networks and we

will continue. It is by persevering that we will win. I also owe you the

truth. This war will be long. Our democracy is the target. It will

also be our shield. Unity is our strength. We the French people, let

us make a block. We will win this war. Long live the Republic, long

live France. The Vatican issued this statement.

Lucy Williamson has been in Iran all day. Here is her latest report.

This scene has become France's shorthand for horror.

Today the sirens was sounding for the he dead and

For an elderly priest and a handful of nuns

and worshippers, knifed during their morning service by two

men claiming their wage their version of a holy war.

Father Jacques Hamel was executed in this quiet local church.

His attackers shot dead by police, as they stepped

Jean-Claude had known Father Jacques for years.

"This was a peaceful town, too small to be a target.

TRANSLATION: I knew the priest personally.

They would have lunch together next door.

The priest was a good man, calm and friendly.

The far right leader, Marine Le Pen has described it

as another horror carried out by Islamist terrorists.

Less than two weeks after the last attack here, France is again faced

with the problem of how to confront its jihadist threat.

But this is a national battle for the things

France values most, its freedoms, its lifestyle, its identity.

Each time France argues a little more

over the cause of this menace and how to beat it,

And for more information on previous attacks in France, please do look at

our website. Day 1 of the Democratic Convention

is going to be a hard one to follow. We had the party's chair

resign over alleged bias towards Hillary Clinton,

there was a raucous opening with speakers being booed

and disrupted every time Hillary Clinton's

name was mentioned. She will officially being nominated

later. Let's go there live. As you can see, lots of delegates milling

around. Several hours to go before that formal nomination of Hillary

Clinton and Bill Clinton is going to be talking later on as well, and as

ever at this time of the day let us turn to our correspondent who is

live from Philadelphia. I know we will get into what is going Dutch

about what happened yesterday, but what is happening now. What is the

Roll Call? The person with the most of the delegates that have been

reported will become the nominee. We know that is Hillary Clinton. It is

a chance for each state to stand up and be heard. It is a bit of

political theatre, but the delegates like it because they have come all

this way to Philadelphia and they like the idea that the state is

recognised for a moment. The state that is chosen to push the nominee

over the majority number is considered a special state. Bernie

Sanders of the committee this morning if it could be his own state

of Vermont. We will see fit happens. We'll be delegates behind you behave

themselves as Janmaat they were not doing so this time yesterday. That

is the interesting question. Are they going to boo or are they not

going to boo? Not a question I nominee asked. They were disrupted

last night. Bernie Sanders has made a big effort to reach out to his

supporters. He gave an interview in which he said it is easy to boo, but

harder to look your child in the eye and say, I helped to get Donald

Trump elected. I came here on the subway this morning and it was like

having a political discourse class in the carriage of my subway train

with young Bernie Sanders supporters clearly angry at how they have been

treated. One young man said he felt as if someone has spit in his face

and he will not support Hillary Clinton or pretend he is happy June

because of convention. That does not bode well. In the same carriage

though there were older Bernie Sanders supporters who said it is

time to get on board with Hillary Clinton. We have two support the

nominee to block Donald Trump. In a nutshell, that train carriage is the

argument going on in the Democratic party right now. Bernie Sanders did

his bit to steady the ship. Michelle Obama was also crucial to what

happened. It was always likely

that Michelle Obama would steal the show -

she duly did. She didn't mention Donald Trump

by name, but she didn't need to. Someone with the proven strength to

persevere. Someone who knows this job. Someone who understands the

issues a president faces are not black and white. It cannot be boiled

down to 140 characters. Because... Because when you have been nuclear

codes at your fingertips and the military in your command, you cannot

make that decision is. You cannot have a theme skin or a tendency to

lash out. You need to be steady and measured and well-informed. Don't

let anyone ever tell you that this country is not great. That somehow

we need to make it great again because this right now is the

greatest country on earth. Some of what Michelle Obama said. Throughout

the last eight years she has been a huge asset to her husband in making

his case. Is she an asset to Hillary Clinton? Yes. I thought that

Michelle Obama's speech was great last night in terms of the job it

needed to do here at the Democratic National Convention. She attacked

Donald Trump, although she did not use his name. She painted a much

rosier picture of America and defended Hillary Clinton as someone

who is trustworthy. Over the last 24 hours senior Democrats I have spoken

to seem to be much less concerned about the Bernie Sanders supporters

booing than they are about whether they can change the narrative about

Hillary Clinton to the public in America in general and make her into

somebody who is more likeable and more trustworthy and more appealing

and more real and authentic to voters throughout the country. That

is what they see as the real challenge of these four days and of

course Bill Clinton, the former president, her husband, who is a

master of this political kind of occasion, it is his job tonight to

start that process and no one knows Hillary Clinton than he does. He has

to fill in the blanks about Hillary Clinton for the public. For the

moment, thank you. If you have any questions about what the Democrats

are doing, our correspondent will be back with us later in the show. You

can tweet us as well and I will pick up your messages. In a little while

but will get to a story about solar impulse, a plane that has flown all

the way around the world. We will be hearing from the pilots later on.

One of the main stories here is that Openreach, part of BT, should be run

independently. People need to receive faster broadband. This was

the response today. There is no evidence anywhere around the world

that structural separation works. The few countries that have done it,

it has led to chaos in many cases. Rice is going up, no individual

choice or customers. What Openreach will be able to provide with this

proposal is better service, more investment and more choice for

customers. Welcome to Outside Source. Our lead

story comes from France. One of the men who killed a Catholic priest

earlier was known to police. Some of the main stories from BBC World

Service. It is thought that 12 people have been killed at Mogadishu

airport in Somalia. The Islamist group al-Shabab is claiming

responsibility. Reports from Brazil say the mother-in-law of Bernie

Ecclestone has been kidnapped in Sao Paulo and that over 35mm is being

demanded as a ransom. Police have not confirmed the story, but the BBC

has contacted sources who have corroborated the story. And the

production company involved in making the new Star Wars film have

been found guilty on two charges after Harrison Ford wrote his leg on

the set of the Millennium Falcon. He was hit by a metal door.

The Australian government has ordered an inquiry into juvenile

detention centres in northern Australia.

When you watch the report I'm about to play you,

An ABC documentary has investigated the abuse of children

inside the Northern Territory's youth detention system.

In particular it focused on the Don Dale centre.

This report is from Phil Mercer - and I should warn you that elements

This inmate is 13 years old and being held in isolation. He was

manhandled by guards, thrown onto a mattress and forcibly stripped

naked. One of the guards involved was twice found not guilty of

aggravated assault. When he was 17 the same detailing is surrounded by

officers whilst the is hoarded and tied to a mechanical restraint

chair. He was left there for nearly two hours. A group of boys is also

shown to be repeatedly tear-gassed at a juvenile detention centre in

Darwin. One says he can barely breathe. These images give a

shocking insight into the treatment of teenagers jailed in one of the

wealthiest countries in the world. Campaigners say they shame

Australia. I think like everyone else who saw that footage, one is

stunned into silence. It's shocking that children in the care of the

state, or in this case the Northern Territory, should be treated this

way. The Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said he is shocked

and appalled by the footage which was filmed between 2010 and 2015. We

are determined to examine the extent to which they have been a culture of

abuse and indeed whether there has been a culture of cover-up. His

government will set up a Royal commission which has broad powers of

investigation into the northern territory's treatment of children

behind bars. Amongst one of the questions to be addressed is why

this sort of abuse was not uncovered before.

One of the boys we saw in that report contacted his lawyer

Dylan Voller has instructed us to release this letter:

"I would just like to thanks the whole Australian

community for the support you have showed for us."

And then goes on to say, "I would also like to take this

opportunity to apologise to the community for my wrongs

and I can't wait to get out to make up for them."

Amazon is going to start testing whether drones can be used

In theory if it works, this could be mean deliveries within 30 minutes

But there are an awful lot of questions around safety.

It sounds like something out of Harry Potter -

thousands of parcels being flown through the air then

dropped off at your house, but drones delivering your shopping

could eventually be a reality across Britain.

We're not about to see drones delivering parcels onto our

doorsteps any time soon, it could be a few years.

What this is about is working out how to do it safely.

Are we going to need new laws, for example?

Of course, they're going to be going over people's gardens,

How do you guarantee they're not just going to fall out of the sky?

There are going to be people who just don't fancy the idea.

We take privacy extremely seriously at Amazon,

we always have and we're not in the business of surveillance,

we want to be able to engage in safe parcel delivery.

This advert from Amazon shows what it could actually look like.

A machine that's part aeroplane, part helicopter would fly

at around 50 miles an hour, 300 or 400 feet up.

When it gets to your house, you put down a landing mat and it

That's the plan anyway, but one drone manufacturer isn't convinced.

I think we're going to see drones definitely used by businesses

for commercial tasks like surveying buildings,

like search and rescue, things to do with construction

and keeping an eye on building projects, not so much probably

in delivery to your door, just because there are are a lot

The Government says it's Amazon partnership is a world first,

eventually, opening the skies to a whole host of companies

who want to move goods through the air.

All right, so it's not going to be like Robot Wars,

but one of the programme's expert judges says there are some very

Well, I guess the biggest concern is privacy, but it's

What are we going to do about criminal activity -

hacking, stealing the drones delivering drugs with them,

bombing us and also other companies getting them.

Although Amazon say they have no cameras, how do we know that

The sky is the limit for drone technology, if they can convince

Apple and Twitter are jutt to report quarterly results. Let us bring in

our correspondence in New York. It's a mixed back from Twitter. They made

more money than investors expected, so that is good. They were able to

increase how many people are actually using Twitter, but that

increase is marginal. That has been a week think that Twitter has been

battling. They are not getting enough people interested in using

the social media site. It has been a big challenge. When you look at how

investors are reacting to these results, they are not reacting well

because it is a mixed bag and also the CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, who

is also a co-founder, he is also CEO of another site. There are questions

over whether he can BBC yellow of both companies. We have yet to hear

from Apple. -- whether he can be the CEO of both companies. We are

wondering what the iPhone sells for tellers for the last quarter. Thank

you very much indeed. Whenever those Apple results come through, you will

get it here on BBC News. By the way, if you want up to date business

information, if you go to the BBC website and click on the business

tab, you will get it there. In the second half of Outside Source we

will be bringing new sports news. Information on the third biggest

ever transfer and also Roger Federer is out for the rest of the year with

a knee