onfirming the fears. police in thailand arrest two new suspects in last month's bangkok blast. authorities are now looking for a young woman after a first suspect was arrested over the weekend. reporter: two weeks after the deadly bombing, visitors are flocking to the shrine in bangkok under heavy security as police say they are narrowing in behind the explosions on august 17 and 18. one man was arrested on saturday after police found explosives and several fake passports at his apartment. in a separate raid in another apartment on sunday, they found similar bomb-making materials and now looking for two more suspects. >> after an investigation, the court has issued arrest warrants for the people who rented the room. the first suspect is a 26-year-old female. and another male of unknown nationality, who lives in the room. reporter: 20 people were killed and over 100 injured including many foreigners after this attack two weeks ago. authorities believe that a group is behind the attack. >> there is the issue of getting in and out of thailand and the preparation of accommodations

in that case, you don't even have people who have been -onfirmed as capable i don't even know the wordst: that's daniel in park ridge, illinois. from our facebook page -- in chicago, according to the "chicago tribune," there has been 1897 shooting victims. in bedford, virginia and is a gun owner. what's your solution to prevent gun violence? anybody can carry a gun but unless government does their job and we have better control over background checks and we get the gun manufacturers to come up with something like a trigger lock or whatever, there is not much that we can do. i am a veteran. i am saying this to any veteran out there -- if you go out to the range, you have no live ammunition. you don't carry. whilerry live ammunition you are carrying live ammo and you come off the range, no brass, no ammo. let's make some sense about this. host: are you a gun owner? caller: yes, sir. host: what kind of background check to do go through? any? caller: of course. host: what was the process like? caller: i had to wait three days. it's not hard to do. actually enjoy target shooting or if i nee

i think it would be well if our congress, our senate would onfirm roberta jacobson as our ambassador and the mexican government would appoint its ambassador to the united states. it's an important position in both countries and it needs to be there they need to be on the ground and i think would do a terrific job representing the united states and understanding the relationship very, very well. >> what would be the positive scenario and how would i envision it? i believe that many of the reforms on paper are things that mexico needs. the problem -- and i am not for example i am not one of those people who believe that opening up the energy sector was bad idea. that's not it at all. i think many people are supportive of the reforms but are very fearful about their implementation and about what comes in the secondary legislation after the constitutional reforms are approved. and that's where you see the reforms being undermined at the level of impleltation and at the level of the secondry legislation. and i could give examples of this. so in order to avoid the reformist impulse from dy