he managed to slip past reporters tuesday leave college friend john dixon who coincidently was onboard the same flight to speak on his behalf. >> yeah. he's exhausted. yeah, so he's been getting a lot of attention the past few days. he just wants to get some sleep. >> reporter: other passengers on board describe being starstruck. >> they got up during the flight and shook his hand. >> reporter: friday sadler along with eric stone and skarlatos. they say the moroccan man was carried over 200 bullets and looked at a jihadi video on his cell phone minutes before the chaos. the mayor kevin johnson said plans are in the works to honor thee three men. skarlatos remains in germany with stone as stone continues treatment for injuries sustained in the attack. >> french prosecutors opened an investigation into the attack. they say moments before the attack he watched a video on his cell phone. he had 200 rounds of ammunition, a pistol, box cutter, and a bottle of gasoline. he said he's not a terrorist and found the weapons in the park and planned to rob passengers. >>> now to wall street where j

patrolman john dixon joined the department after a stint with the coast guard.a family man and likes his work. to this extent he's a typical oakland policeman. >> in the past there was a quota system. it wasn't down on paper. but it did exist. you were expected to write a certain number of citations and if you were a good policeman, you made a certain number of arrests. the quota system has to result in more aggressive policemen. they had to go out of their way to find certain things. maybe they went a little far overproducing numbers in arrests in just about every way. what has happened is that chief gain said no more kwa that system, and there isn't any today, and that's fantastic. we spend more time today talking to people in a lot of situations where they probably would have gone to jail before. and i mean a lot of situations. >> prior to 1968, the mid-1960s at least, the philosophy of the department was to operate base kri as a legalistic tile of police department. gradually into the late '60s and early '70s, we began to change style of operation into what

sacramento state senior managed to slip past reporters at the airport tuesday, leaving college friend john dixon, who coincidentally was on board the same flight, to speak on his behalf. >> yeah. he's exhausted. yeah, so he's been getting a lot of attention the past few days. he just wants to get some sleep. >> reporter: other passengers on board described being star struck. >> everybody was very proud. people got up during the flight and took his hand. >> on friday the three helped to overpower ayoub el khazzani. french prosecutors say the moroccan gunman was carried over 200 bullets and looked at a jihadi video on his cell phone just minutes before the chaos. sacramento mayor kevin johnson said plans are in the works to honor the treo. skarlatos remains in germany with stone as stone continues treatment for injuries sustained in the attack. >> french prosecutors opened an investigation into the alleged train gunman and as you heard the prosecutor said minuted before the attack ayoub el khazzani watched a jihadi video on his cell phone. he had 200 rounds of ammunition, a pistol, box cutter, and

sacramento state senior managed to slip past reporters at the airport tuesday leaving college friend john dixon, who coincidentally was on board the same flight, to speak on his behalf. >> yeah. he is exhausted. yeah. so he has been getting a lot of attention the past two days so he just wants to get some sleep. >> reporter: other passengers on board described being star struck. >> everybody was very proud. people got up during the flight and shook his hand. >> reporter: last friday, sadler, along with airman spencer stone and national guardsman alek skarlatos helped to overpower ayoub el-khazzani. french prosecutors say the moroccan gunman was carrying over 200 bullets and looked at a jihadi video on his cell phone minutes before the chaos. sacramento mayor ken johnson says plans are in the works to honor the trio. >> this is patriotic. these young men gave us something to believe in. >> reporter: skarlatos remains in jeremy with stone as stone continues treatment for injuries sustained in the attack. teri okita for cbs news, sacramento. >> yesterday, french officials charged the suspect with

patrolman john dixon joined the department after a stint with the coast guard.family man and likes his work. to this extent he's a typical oakland policeman. >> in the past there was a quota system. it wasn't down on paper. but it did exist. you were expected to write a certain number of citations and if you were a good policeman, you made a certain number of arrests. the quota system has to result in more aggressive policemen. they had to go out of their way to find certain things. maybe they went a little far overproducing numbers in arrests in just about every way. what has happened is that chief gain said no more kwa that system, and there isn't any today, and that's fantastic. we spend more time today talking to people in a lot of situations where they probably would have gone to jail before. and i mean a lot of situations. >> prior to 1968, the mid-1960s at least, the philosophy of the department was to operate base kri as a legalistic tile of police department. gradually into the late '60s and early '70s, we began to change style of operation into what is

patrolman john dixon joined the department after a stint with the coast guard.ster as a family man and likes his work. to this extent he's a typical oakland policeman. >> in the past there was a quota system. it wasn't down on paper. but it did exist. you were expected to write a certain number of citations and if you were a good policeman, you made a certain number of arrests. the quota system has to result in more aggressive policemen. they had to go out of their way to find certain things. maybe they went a little far overproducing numbers in arrests in just about every way. what has happened is that chief gain said no more quota system, and there isn't any today, and that's fantastic. we spend more time today talking to people in a lot of situations where they probably would have gone to jail before. and i mean a lot of situations. >> prior to 1968, the mid-1960s at least, the philosophy of the department was to operate basically as a legalistic tile of police department. gradually into the late '60s and early '70s, we began to change style of operation into

patrolman john dixon joined the department after a stint with the coast guard. holster as a family man and likes his work. to this extent he's a typical oakland policeman. >> in the past there was a quota system. it wasn't down on paper. but it did exist. you were expected to write a certain number of citations and if you were a good policeman, you made a certain number of arrests. the quota system has to result in more aggressive policemen. they had to go out of their way to find certain things. maybe they went a little far overproducing numbers in arrests in just about every way. what has happened is that chief gain said no more kwa that system, and there isn't any today, and that's fantastic. we spend more time today talking to people in a lot of situations where they probably would have gone to jail before. and i mean a lot of situations. >> prior to 1968, the mid-1960s at least, the philosophy of the department was to operate base kri as a legalistic tile of police department. gradually into the late '60s and early '70s, we began to change style of operatio

john dixon sat next to him on the plane by coincidence. >> i was happy for him. because i know a hero. he's an amazing person. and you know for what he's done, it's pretty cool. >> reporter: they were supposed to connect in europe but did not. >> others were glad they were able to connect with him here. >> not every day you're on a plane with a hero. >> he's a great american hero. a great kid. i read the story about 14 times. it was great to shake his hand and say thank you and he said thank you. he was very gracious about it. >> reporter: heavily armed police escorted the 26-year-old man to a court in paris. he was blindfolded, wearing barefoot and handcuffed. authorities say he had 270 rounds of ammunition, a handgun, and gasoline. >>> timing security along caltrain tracks. i'll tell you about the new safety measures just approved aimed at preventing suicides. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you gi

leaving college friend john dixon who coincidentally was on board the same flight to speak on his behalf. >> yes, he's exhausted. he's been getting a lot of attention the past few days so he just wants to get some sleep. >> reporter: other passengers on board described being star struck. >> everybody was very proud. people got up during the flight and shook his hand. >> reporter: last friday sadler along with airman spencer stone and national guardsman alek skarlatos helped to overpower ayoub el-khazzani. the moroccan gunman was carrying over 200 bullets and looked at jihadi video on his cell phone minutes before the chaos. plans are in the works to honor the trio. >> this is patriotic. these young men gave us something to believe in. >> reporter: skarlatos remains in germany with stone as stone continues treatment for injuries sustained in the attack. terry okita for cbs news, sacramento. >> army officials also plan to honor scal lat toes the -- skarlatos the soldier's medal. >>> it's been a nightmare to breathe. those words from fire officials in washington state. massive wildfires in

sacramento state senior managed to slip past reporters at the airport tuesday leaving college friend john dixon, who coincidentally was on board the same flight, to speak on his behalf. >> yeah. he is exhausted. yeah. so he has been getting a lot of attention the past two days so he just wants to get some sleep. >> reporter: other passengers on board described being star struck. >> everybody was very proud. people got up during the flight and shook his hand. >> reporter: last friday, sadler, along with airman spencer stone and national guardsman alek skarlatos helped to overpower ayoub el-khazzani. french prosecutors say the moroccan gunman was carrying over 200 bullets and looked at a jihadi video on his cell phone minutes before the chaos. sacramento mayor ken johnson says plans are in the works to honor the trio. >> this is patriotic. these young men gave us something to believe in. >> reporter: skarlatos remains in jeremy with stone as stone continues treatment for injuries sustained in the attack. teri okita for cbs news, sacramento. >> yesterday, french officials charged the suspect with

sacramento state senior managed to slip past reporters at the airport tuesday leaving college friend john dixon, who was on board the same flight, to speak on his behalf. >> yeah. he is exhausted, yeah. so he has been getting a lot of attention the past few days so he just wants to get some sleep. >> reporter: other passengers on board described being star- struck. >> everybody was very proud. people got up during the flit and shook his hand. >> reporter: last friday sadler along with airman spencer stone and national guardsman alek skarlatos helped to overpower ayoub el-khazzani. french prosecutors say he was carrying over 200 bullets and looked at a jihadi video on his cell phone just minutes before the chaos. sacramento mayor kevin johnson says plans are in the works to honor them. >> this is patriotic. these young men gave us something to believe in. >> reporter: skarlatos remains in germany with stone as stone continues treatment for injuries sustained in the attack. teri okita for cbs news sacramento. >> a fourth american has been identified as another hero in the train attack. virginia n