opened fire across the border at some loud speakers >>> hello, i'm jane dutton in thailand asks interpol for help tracking down a suspect behind an attack at a bangkok shrine >>> burundi's president to be inaugurated for a third term. >> plus... >> i'm in edinburgh where a festival has taken over the city and every available inch of space has become a stage >>> we are getting reports that north and south korea have exchanged fire, coming at a time of elevated cross-border tension after a land mine attack this month. it's all blamed on pyongyang. let's talk to harry fawcett, live in the south korean capital seoul. what happened, harry? >> well, the ministry of national defense in south korea says that this all started just over two hours ago at 3:52 local time, when it detected a projectile, presume to be a rocket fired from the northern side of the border, presumably at a loud speaker, which was started, transmitting anti-pyongyang messages. no speaker was damaged in the attack. the south korean side did respond with dozens, they say, 155mm artillery shells back at the point of the proje

also coming up on the program, thailand asks interpol for help tracking down a suspect behind an attack at a bangkok shrine. the israeli supreme court suspends the detention of a palestinian man on a two month hunger strike. plus -- >> the festival has taken over the city. every available inch of space has become a stage. >>> in burundi, the president is expected to be sworn in later today. the inauguration ceremony follows his landslide victory in a disputed election marred by violence. kathryn has reported extensively out of burundi and joins me live from the kenyan capital at nairobi. despite four people being killed in the last few day, this inauguration is going ahead. people are expecting more violence. >> absolutely. this inauguration is going ahead. this is very sudden. we knew that the president was going to be sworn in at some point before the 26th when the presidential time limit expires. it has happened suddenly. people are given good notice, the date is announced well in advance. dignitaries, heads of state are invited. this has not happened. the people in burundi has sayin

thai police will ask for interpol's help. people have been paying their respects to the 22 people that died in the blast. more than a hundred others were injured. a foreigner has been identified as the main suspect. police are also looking for two other men for questioning. the prime minister denies the blast was a terrorist attack. >> translator: let the police investigate this. why do we have to talk about this. last night the united states said this is not a terrorist attack, so don't talk about it. >> we have the latest in bangkok. >> reporter: the prime minister's office clarified what the prime minister meant to say on wednesday afternoon. when he was recorded as saying that this was not a terrorist attack at the shrine here in bangkok on monday evening. they say whee meant to say, what he was trying to get across, there is no definitive evidence pointing to terrorism in these early stages of this investigation. we spoke with an administration official on wednesday afternoon and he said that there's physical evidence fr

>> thailand called on interpol to help it find a main suspect in the bangkok bombing. we are in bangkok. how is this investigation going, scott? >> what they are saying the latest today is that they believe that the people who carried out this attack, i say people because they believe there was some type of network, multiple people involved. we have the key suspect you mentioned and they are looking for two other people that have been identified in this closed circuit television footage. they believe with some evidence that there are other people involved but they haven't identified these other people just yet. they are saying that so far today on thursday, they are saying they don't believe, they don't see any evidence connecting this group, this network that operated, carried out this attack to be linked to any international terrorism organization. they have said what evidence they have, that leads them to believe that, but that's what they are saying so far today. >> scott, why is it that the government seems reluctant to treat this as a terrorist attack? what's the

authorities have now asked interpol to help track down the main suspect who was seen leaving a sack atne before the explosion. they believe as many as ten people may have been involved in planning the attack. >> reporter: an official with the national police confirming that they have reached out to interpol for assistance in tracking down this key suspect in the deadly bombing on monday evening. they say they have given them information about this suspect and they haven't heard back from interpol yet, but they are looking for their assistance in tracking down this one individual. we know there are also two people they are looking for to question. they were revealed in these closed circuit television camera footage from the blast site on monday evening. they are interested in speaking with them. we also know, coming out over the last several hours on thursday and also on wednesday, that the administration here in thailand as well as the police don't believe this attack has any direct connection to an international terrorist organization. they say there is no evidence to prove that. but

they also asked, christine, interpol for their help. they are not sure if the men are in the country or out of the country or their nationality. i tried to push the spokeman last night. he said i don't know their nationality or culture or religion. they are not working with a lot of information. they are asking other countries for their help. they are asking interpol for their help and reviewing cctv footage. not just in this area, but other parts of the city as well. >> saima mohsin, thank you for that. keep us updated if anything develops. >>> thank you. police confronting dozens of protesters firing smoke and tear gas into the crowds. st. louis police chief says demonstrators ignored calls to dispurse. police forced to shield themselves as water bottles were thrown their way. >> police asked them to leave the intersection. glass bottles and bricks were shown at officers. officers had to use shields to protect themselves. >> nine people arrested. a vacant house was set on fire and an american flag burned. >>> jared fogle once the face

for law enforcement entities like interpol stopping the killing of elephants at the source is what's critical. the question is: where exactly is all this ivory coming from? >> they almost always ship the ivory out of a different country from which it was poached. because.... that's where you start your search, you're looking in the wrong place. >> sam wasser is the director of the center for conservation biology at university of washington. when it comes to solving the mysteries of the illegal trade, wasser has created a coalition of scientists, virtual detectives using techniques in:dna extraction from ivory, genetic mapping through dung sampling and radio carbon dating. this multi pronged approach attacks a criminal enterprise that's brought the majestic african elephant to the brink of extinction. >> there's probably only 450,000 elephants left so the whole focus of our lab is to really to try and use dna assignment of large ivory seizures. >> singapore 2002. 6 and a half tons of ivory seized. the largest in the country's history. roughly 650 elephants were killed for this haul of

i was on the executive committee of interpol.in the capital, which is part of the zimbabwe police force, can make a request to interpol headquarters that a red notice be issued on palmer, which says any of 190 countries, if he crosses your border or your police come across him and run a check on him, take him into custody and we'll extradite from your country to our country. so palmer, who wants to be a big game hunter all over the world, will have a lot of trouble if he goes into another country and they have a red notice to stop and arrest him. he could then be sent from that country, not from the u.s. if we don't want to, but from another country directly to zimbabwe to stand trial for the charges that they're going to be bringing against him. >> and now you have a group of senators here in the united states proposing legislation to block people from bringing in those big trophies for those big game hunts that are legal, depending on what animals you hunt and where you do it. >> it's a big organized crime business all over the

thai place are asking for interpol's help in the case. we are live from bangkok with more on this. and new information there, the scope of the investigation now widening. >> absolutely. it wide withens and widens. at the moment, the actual cctv footage i have been looking at has two suspects as well as the bomber himself. police are saying they are looking more and more across this as a network, a big network. they are also saying they are talking to and be helped and checking cctv records at the airport to see whether the bomber or the suspect has left the country. that's where they are at the moment. the investigation is in full swing at the moment. this is the shrine. and all morning people have been coming in to pay their respects to the shrine and offer condolences to what happened here. you'll see the crowds of incense burning everywhere. so much incense they have come around and are clearing it. >> all right. that was our andrew stevens in bangkok. turnly we lost the signal. people are coming out to the shrine just after midday now. people are showing resilience. there's not

they say they have been talking to interpol and sharing information with agencies in the u.s. and australia and the consensus upon is it is not an international conspiracy which brings the focus back on to domestic issues. they say they are not ruling anything out at this stage. they've meanwhile increased the reward for any information leading to the arrest of the man in the yellow shirt. the man they say they are now very sure is the bomber. apart from the early breakthrough, there has been little else solid and concrete. they ruled out two other suspects they thought were accomplices. they are now saying the network that was used may be more than ten people. frustrating for the police, but also frustrating and worrying for the people of bangkok. andrew stevens, cnn, bangkok. >> andrew, thank you. >>> breaking overnight. emergency workers in china racing to put out fires at the site of the chemical blast in the northern city of tianjin. china state run news agency says one ignition point came from an auto distribution point near the blast site. look at the photos. this as hi

when thet in 2001, museum cannot located in its archives, it was reported stolen in drupal -- and interpol was notified. last december it was found when homeland security inspected a fedex shipment to a climate controlled facility in new jersey. it described a low value handicraft inside worth about $35. think that anybody was send a piece of work that is not worth anything to a climate controlled facility. reality, it is valued at more than $15 million. the investigation is ongoing, but they say this masterpiece, missing so many years, only appears to have minor damage. the french embassy says it will be returned to paris. the national museum of modern art will back on public display after it is restored. mike carter can mean, abc 7 news. ahead, debit is taking another check of the forecast. summer, it's going to be hot, it's what we expect. exactly, summer is making a return. extremely high humidity from a couple weeks ago, were it felt like 105, the high temperatures saturday 90, 92 chicago. eventually temperatures continued to go up, but not to levels where we have the heat advisory cr

at interpoll's headquarters, stolen antiques, he was in charge of the operation and says what happenedwith the archaeological artifacts was not an exception. >> south america is a place that produces the materials. pieces come from other parts of south america to argentina. that's how trafficking happens and it's a multimillion dollar industry. >> reporter: argentina is trying to set a precedent about what to do with recovered antiques. that's why it's offered to send the pieces to the original owners. >> translator: when you go to museums around the world you see they're filled with stolen pieces from another country. it's a type of colonialism. that's why argentina is sendings all these pieces back. >> antiques trafficking has become a major business around the world. and at least this time these artifacts are heading to where they belongs. al jazeera, buenos aires. >> for hundreds of years, intrick atly painted human tigers mark the end of the annual harvest festival. but as divya gopalan reports, rising cost means the celebration is at risk of dying out. >> each team has its own ti

. >> thailand is asking interpol for help tracking down the person responsible for monday's deadly bombing. he is seen in closed circuit video, leaving a backpack at the scene. police want to speak to two other men dressed in red and white who were near the main suspect. authorities think as many as 10 people may have been involved in that bombing that killed 20 and injured more than 100, but they say they do not believe there is any link to any international group, such as al-qaeda. >> there is no controversy this morning over iran's nuclear program. the associated press uncovered a secret agreement between tehran and the international atomic energize agency that would allow iran to use its own experts to inspect a nuclear site. the iaea said it is legally bound to keep it's agreement with iran confidential. >> how the debate over citizenship is defining the gop race. >> welcome to al jazeera america. it is 7:40 eastern time. taking a look at today's top stories, a first for the mormon church. it appointed three women to high level councils previously filled by men. scholars say the move

. >> thailand says it will ask interpol to seven for the suspects behind an attack at a bangkok shrineyou are watching al jazeera. coming up in the next half hour, israel's supreme court suspends the detention of a man who suffered brain damage after a prolonged hunger strike. more you a boos abuse allegatio. and fires continue to

this case now involves the fbi and interpol because it may have ties to the uk, which is incredible. it that people can protect themselves against something like this from happening? jennifer: if you are lucky get a warning, contact your local polic departme and the fbi. let them know you received a threat and they will read flag and hope the police will call you in case that crazy 911 call comes in. this storyed about because somebody e-mailed us. that young man's father got in touch h with us. you can also call our hotline. did justoman in d.c. that because she said her neighb's yard was messy, it reporter: he lived through 60 surgeries. he lost one leg and darn near lost the other leg serving our untry. but an army soldier is doing more than fighting for his -- he never got to fight his own country for full benefits. 7 on your side stepped in on his behalf and got results. reporter: after two tours of duty, the army sergeant can still push through any chlenge. his lelegs cannot. 27-year-old paid the price of service to his country with the lelegs that carried him through afghanist

also coming up on the program, thailand asks interpol for help tracking down a suspect behind an attackbangkok shrine. the israeli supreme court suspends the detention of a palestinian man on a two month hunger strike. plus -- >> the festival has

authority have now asked interpol to help hunt down this main suspect.filmed minutes before the explosion which killed at least 20 people. they believe he is a foreign national and that more than ten -- sorry -- and that more nan ten people may have been involved in planning the attack. >>> turkey's high election board says a new parliamentary election should be held in november, just four months after the last one. in june the ruling party lost its parliamentary majority, and since then the prime minister has been unable to form a coalition. the president has until sunday to ask another party to try to form a government, but he has hinted that he will not do that. >>> houthi shellings killed 23 people in ta'izz. 13 children were among those killed in the attack. pro-government forces are pushing houthi fighters from the region. and forces loyal to the exiled president hadi have made significant gains in the city this week. prompting retaliation from the houthis. >>> four bodyguards in yemen were killed in an attack in aden. hashem ahelbarra reports. >>

they are investigating the case with the help of interpol. >>> south koreaia's president will visit china to attend a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of what leaders in beijing call the victory over japan, but officials at park guen-hye's office say she's yet to decided whether to attend the showcase military parade. the officials say park will spend three days visiting beijing and shanghai. she's scheduled to attend the world war ii anniversary ceremony on september 3rd. and she's expected to hold talks with president economy joining ping. observers say park wants to improve ties with china to strengthen her hand after recent threats from nk. south korean sources say chinese officials are urging park to be on hand for the military parade but park is considering how japan and the u.s. would perceive her attendance. >>> russia's foreign minister has indicated that president vladimir putin may meet u.s. president barack obama next month. sergei lavrov says putin plans to visit new york for the u.n. general assembly. >> translator: the u.s. side is sending a signal that washington want

winston: check with interpol, see if any of grushenko's brigades qualifies. yes, sir.want grushenko for this. they say his people have a code of silence. what they really have is a code of betrayal. that's how we got the brigades the first time, and that's how we'll finish them now. winsno one's turning yes, my city into baghdad. erin: come in, mr. saunders. where's kevin firestone? kevin's moved on. this is erin reagan. your cooperation agreement with us is based on telling the truth-- first with us now, and then when you take the stand. kevin ran that all down for me. yeah, that was before he knew you were extorting money from your boss, st. clair. i don't know what you're talking about. no? chelsea cole? the dummy foundation? st. clair could hardly go to the authorities since you were pilfering money from his own ill-gotten gains, but maybe this will refresh your memory. $2.3 million i guess you thought you and chelsea were gonna have a good timets. after you served your token two-year bit. your deal with n firestone, it's off the table. erin: here's the new deal. y

thank you >>> thailand has called on interpol to help it find the main suspect in the bangkok bombing. police believe he's a foreigner, but are not sure if he's in the country. they are looking for two men seen standing in front of him in security footage before the blast. 20 were killed in the attack. authorities say it's unlike willing an international terror group was responsible. meanwhile relatives claim the remains of loved ones from a forensic institute in the city, and scores of people are still treated in hospital. british police will be deployed to the french port of calais to help strengthen security as part of an agreement between britain and france. home secretary teresa may is visiting the port where thousands of refugees are living in makeshift camp. the jungle as it is known. the british government says there are economic refugees wanting to enter illegally. europe is facing its biggest refugee crisis since world war ii. and germany spect to receive a record 800,000 asylum seekers, more than the entire european union combined total in 2014, and when germany took in ove

opened fire across the border at some loud speakers >>> hello, i'm jane dutton in thailand asks interpol for help tracking down a suspect behind an attack at a bangkok shrine >>> burundi's president to be inaugurated for a third term. >> plus... >> i'm in edinburgh

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authorities have now asked interpoll to help hunt down the main suspect filmed leaving a sack at thees before the explosion which killed at least 20 people. they believe he is a foreign national and more than ten people may have been involved in planning the attack. four body guards killed in a grenade attack in the southern yemen city aiden and the first since they reclaimed the city from houthi fighters last month and we report. >> reporter: this is the governor of aiden has survived an assassination attempt. and he was a commander of the forces that pushed the houthis out of the sea port city of aiden. a member of the sunni party and he runs a divided city. the successionist want aiden to become the capitol of a break away southern republic. forces loyal to president hadi want the sea port city to become the financial capitol of all federal yemen. islam reform one of yemen's most organized political parties says yemen should remain united. but the failed assassination attempt is a further sign of the deteriorating security situation across the country. >> it sets a tone for securi

authorities have now asked interpoll to track down the main suspect who was filmed leaving a sack atminutes before the explosion which killed at least 20 people and believe he is a foreign national and more than ten people may have been involved in planning the attack. three firefighters have been killed as they try to bring a wildfire out of control in washington and died when winds shifted unexpectedly causing flames to surround the crews in the town and 1,000 people who live in the towns were forced to leave their homes. and fast-moving blazes sore ched hectors from montana to idaho and oregon and prompted reevaluations of other towns and winds and drought is making this wildfire season particularly destructive. former u.s. president jimmy carter is to receive radiation treatment for brain cancer, the 90-year-old had a cancer second hunt of his liver removed earlier this month. the parents and to sisters died of pancreatic cancer and carter served as the 39th president and awarded the nobel peace prize in 2002. now, in bangladesh pesticides are dangerous for the environment and fa

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authorities have now asked interpol to help hunt down the main suspect who was filmed leaving a sacke scene minutes before the explosion which killed at least ten people. they believe more than ten people could have been involved in the attack. >>> tensions are rising in the korean peninsula. relations between the two koreaias have historically been marked by distrust and cent events adding to that strain. harry fawcett reports from seoul. >> reporter: for 11 days now, south korea has been using giant speaker arrays to send propaganda messages across the boarder to the north. on thursday seoul they north korea twice shot into south korean territory. the south fired back, around the same time as it received a message from north threatening further military action. >> translator: our military raised alert status to the highest level. we're also maintaining our military readiness to respond if there's any further provocation. >> reporter: south korea's president was briefed. the late itself escalation has its roots in this moment, a land mine blast. two south korean soldiers lost limbs,

. >> thank you harry fawcett >>> thailand call on interpol to help it find the main suspect in the bangkok bombing. the man seen on the c c.t.v. footage before the plast is believed to be a foreigner. police are looking for two others standing in front of him at the shrine where 20 were killed. authorities say it's unlikely an international terror group was responsible. meanwhile relatives have been claiming the remains of their loved ones from a forensic institute in the city. >> now, british police mr be to the french port of calais to strengthen security. home secretary teresa may is visiting the port where thousands of refugees are living in makeshift camp. the british say they are economic refugees wanting to enter illegally. europe is surveying the biggest crisis, and germany expects to receive a record 800,000 asylum seekers, more than the entire european union combined total in 2014, and a huge leap from last year, when germany took it over 2,000 refugees. despite being smaller, sweden was next, giving home to 80,000 people. britain has been less generous, taking in over 30,000 ref

what we understand now is the thai authorities approached interpoll for assistance.suggests he could have a foreigner but also may have fled the country. the thai police chief is quoted as saying it could be a group behind the attack consisting of at least 10 people. half of which could be foreigners and he said this was a well planned attack bangkok remains a city on edge. they talked about a cancellation rate of around 5%. the impact does look limited but much depends on the outcome of this final vags investigation. cn . >> the incident in the city's northern district partially destroyed the building and left a crater in the street. no death versus been reported but let's get more on that story. hadley gamble joining us around the set. >> it's interesting to look at what we were speaking about laws put in place by the president and if you talk to anyone in government they'll tell you this incident is one of the main reasons why they put these new laws in place and essentially what we're hearing from other journalists is this is tamping down on our freedom of the pr

interpol and euro poll have joined the search. >>> italy's civil aviation hort suspended the licensef a helicopter pilot that dropped roses on the funeral of an alleged mafia boss. it grows over the ceremony in the capital of rome. [ music ] the funeral featured the move slee from "the godfather" and a gilded horse drawn carriage carrying his kafk. he threw too low and through out objects without authorization. italy's prime minister after reports that police escorted the funeral progression. >>> the form home of communist leader has gone on sale for an amazing $4 million. it's a piece of prime real estate in istanbul. it can only be turned into a public culture facility. we have the review. >> surrounded by the mansions of capitalism's millionaires is the crumbling former home of wut communisms great revolutionari s revolutionaries. nearly exeyre i'lled from the soviet union, trotsky arrived here in 1939. now a forger refuge is up for sale for 4.4 million. whoever buys this prime real estate can't use it as a prooiflt home. >> translator: the owners wanted to restore the house as a

rushing born in san battalion also see some heavy traffic stop 101 did in menlo park as a worker with interpole spots along the peninsula was a goal headed to '80s than 1 01 is complete list will fill the no. 5 time 22 minutes which is for the average compound out and into brawling game. >>mark: does not come close the gap on have a recurrence and according to latest poll patrol car to buy six. as compared to a 16 point lead they held last want to also leads all gop can the full republican nomination this by close the gap on current and former secretary of state the republican candidates in general election: thou from users like other presidential candidates use speeches and now some of the memorable. >>reporter: what could be more soulful than jobs growth and singing prepare for deposits and witty words. >>reporter: uses twitter to launch a political attack and pastis suspense romantic deprives to veto the jamaica, so to and this one of the twitch of context he said it is freezing and snow in new york we need a global warming but build napa warmer than a dime of regards for himself you cannot

just look at the figures that the from interpol is offering most recent report. and my very last point is, maybe, maybe, instead of thinking that all that much about countering isis narrative and so on, we have to, we have to think about actions that are positive, to make sure that, to facilitate muslims in europe, to understand that their identity is compatible with other identities. national identities, gender identities, what every the case. if that case we have to counter islamic estate and jihadist narrative but we have to also counter the salafist narratives. those are not allied groups but the challenge they pose to the social order of our societies of a different kind than the violent is in my opinion equally serious. >> fernando, thank you very much. for not only a sobering figure of statistics you left with a very important point. while we have a number of statis tis i cans -- statistics, while numbers don't tell the full story they give scale and scope contextually how we describe the problem to describing solution is one i think all of our countries a

loss of 680 from that point is going to be awful lot to santa clara sunnyvale mountain view and interpolal for this type of morning. >>robin winston: may have the crash to university avenue and as wide span out of the biggest toll plaza little crowd coming off the bridge toward the sky went but not bad at all about but invincible your back up toward castro not to delay for your participation is not a bad ride across the bay area. >>mark: this is to be caring register guns on the street illegally >>phillipe djegal: shot in the backed the man murder of a freer with his own gun by his own friend after an argument escalates in the fire arms with his hands though the weapon was legally registered so far this year he says only from traffic stops or welfare checks on the street selling in the police have recovered 58 guns. that amounts to two guns a week he says he believes the number may eventually surpass the 112 guns recovered last year san francisco police reported they to have san despite the 40 percent increase in firearms seizures for the first six months of this year compared to the sam

they have been talking to interpol and sharing information with security agencies in the u.s., the ukion is it is not an international conspiracy which brings the focus at least somewhat back onto domestic issues, and they say they're not ruling anything out at this stage. they've, meanwhile, increased the reward for any information leading to the arrest of the man in the yellow shirt, the man they say they're now very sure is the bomber. apart from the early break through when they identified the man they think is the bomber, there's been very little else solid and concrete. they've actually ruled out two other suspects they thought were initially accomplices, and they're now saying that the network that was used may be more than ten people. very frustrating for the police, but also very frustrating and also very worrying for the people of bangkok. >> andrew stevens, thanks. i'll be right back. [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building th

may be involved in that bombing last officials there are not asking for international help from interpol to help track down the shrine bomb suspects build and town halls in new hampshire as the candidates storm the state they say it is the time telling the crowd that the other a was unelectable he repeatedly criticized the former government as low energy a mountain from drawing a small crowd that he did he portrayed the been a businessman and gop front runner as a tax hike promoting democrat. >>james: because of recent violence there will be a new level of security as a movie theaters and on the country will tell you which ones by sex and the california are sinking dropping more than a foot we will explain >>james: one building has burned san francisco this maternity has expanded a consumer protection law suits that continues on fairly claim as rigorously checked in the background check of drivers economic decline, such as director of the same process required a taxi drivers in california and its five years in prison he had agreed to plead guilty to paying for sex to girls as young as 16

he goes and buys a ticket in his name, and that doesn't set off a warning on the dashboard, at interpoltch list if you're not actually watching the people on the list. >> he was in syria for a while. >> all right. >> right now let's bring in maria bartiroma host of "mornings with maria" simulcasting right now. maria, on friday, a wild ride in the united states. it has been a wild ride overnight in asia. now it looks like wall veet is heading straight into the dumper again. >> we're having a debate this morning on whether or not, even though we'll see a sharp decline at the open, if that's going to be the case at the close. it started because of worries over china, the chinese economy for the longest time was the jewel of the world. that's where the growth in the world was. now yes see the reality of it is is we've gone from an economy growing 11% at the peak all the way down to 6% or 5%. the numbers are debatable. but that's the crux of the problem. then, of course, there's all this intervention by the chinese government, communist country there. not to mention a federal reserve meeting

. >> we know the answer is there are over 5,000 people on this list in europe, according to interpol.natics traveling around europe. >> the trains is vital to the commerce, the same as planes are in the united states. it's easy to hop on and hop off. we're learning more about the u.s. airman who ran right into this terrorist. his name is spencer stone. we're hearing from the two other individuals who rush him. spencer was recovering at a hospital. the other americans says he's the real american hero. listen to tony yesterday. >> i think spencer is the real hero. he was the first one to jump on him. he's the one who got cut up like -- none of us are injured, but spencer took a few injuries and he just had no fear. we were trying to save the man's life. he got his throat cut by the terrorist so he was bleeding really bad and spencer even having beating the guy up, he went up there and covered the guys throat up so he didn't die. >> they were all three men. tony sadler is a senior at sacramento state and al ek skarlatos is also a serviceman. just the bravery that was exhibited by spencer