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i found the truth. >> he takes the name murad storm, travels to yemen, attends a seminary, learns arabic and a strict uncompromising interpretation of islam. >> i was taught everyone else is wrong. >> as simple as that, black and white. you have the truth, they're wrong? >> that's right. >> and those who are wrong, storm believes, are the enemy. all he can think about is training for jihad. storm is white and european. traits that might help a terrorist living in the west avoid detection. he says he soon catches the eye of al qaeda's leader. >> i was invited by osama bin laden to join up with him in the training camps in afghanistan. >> storm won't make it to afghanistan, but he names his son osama in honor of bin laden. >> he was a person who dared to challenge the -- america. >> next time najib sees him in denmark, storm is a different man. >> the things that he was saying were so extreme that some of the imams, they couldn't cope with it, the stuff he was saying. so he was hanging out on the streets and preaching a lot. >> preaching what? >> he was preaching actually jihad. >> that's

. >> murad, obviously everyone in jordan holding their breath but so too are those in japan. mr. abe promising he's doing everything they can, but obviously his hands are tied there. is anyone there talking about the japanese hostage as well? >> reporter: it seems to me that japanese and jordanian are on one team in one way or another. however, both parties saying that their citizen is the priority. jordanians being placed in a very difficult situation to choose one of the biggest donor of this poor country in the middle east as well as to release their citizen, who's become a man fst of the jordan taking part in the international alliance the war against the is. it's a very difficult position although there's a movement in the japanese embassy here in amman, same as the jordan government and everything is going in a very tense meetings ongoing. so far, there's no leaking whatsoever. we don't know what the final position, still waiting. but it seems that there are men from iraqi are taking part in mediation between both parties so far. >> murad, thanks so much for that. and a qui

an alibi police confirmed after murad turned himself in. in the rush to find the attackers, french police cast a wide net, but investigators are still seeking answers from anyone who may have been involved in france or abroad, including hayat boumediene. atikka schubert, cnn, paris. >>> a french radio station that called in to that market during the siege recorded what appears to be the terrorist trying to justify his actions to his hostages. we're going to play it for you. so perhaps you can better understand the mind of this particular militant fundamentalist and why he says he did what he did. here it is. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >>> that was the hostage-taker there in that market. interestingly, one of the hostages that helped police was a muslim who worked at that grocery store. well, as we said, as many as one million people will march through paris today in a show of unity after what happened this week. in just a moment, i'll spike with a diplomatic expert on what franc

the attack, had been described as the driver of the get away car, that was 18-year-old named amid murad. he turned himself in. that third suspect reportedly volunteered himself. he went to a local police station and turned himself into authorities after seeing his name circulated in the media as a suspected. french officials say that he's not been charged and are aware of reports that he may have an alibi. namely, he was in school when that happens. there are ree reports of this that he was in class at the time of the attack. of sloi e shrill those reports are unconfirmed. not very much is known at all about that 18-year-old who turns eed himself in. we do not know whether he was the driver of the get away car. all we do know is that he walked into a police station last night near the belgium border and turned himself in. law enforcement officials have now turned to the public. it's not like they tracked him down somewhere or knew where to look for him. the only reason they got him is because he came forward and wants to clear his name. the other two, too. the two suspected brothers are

james robbins, i thank you very much and murad, thank you both for joining me on this extended coverage here on "gmt." >>> now, thailand's military appointed parliament has voted to impeach former prime minister yingluck shinawatra. the move relates to her involvement in a rice subsidy scheme which opponents say cost the country billions of dollars and funneled eded money to her party's power base. she will be banned from politics for five years and she could face up to ten years in prison. miss yingluck has condemned the vote on her facebook page saying democracy has died in thailand today. along with the rule of law. jonathan head reports from bangkok. >> these die-hard supporters were enjoying the moment. they cast ballots in different-colored boxes to decide the fate of miss yingluck and two of her lieutenants. and very quickly as the votes were tallied, it was clear she was going down. 190 approved the impeachment and the ban that goes with it. the day before she'd come to parliament to make a last-minute appeal. but today, she was blocked from speaking to reporters. instead, she p

they are brothers as well as 18-year-old hamid murad who whose nationality wut wasn't immediately clearre french. we're waiting to see if there are any arrests. once again we know the names. back to you. >> michelle caruso-cabrera, thank you so much, michelle. confirming some of these details that two of the suspects are now named suspects were in fact brothers in the paris terrorist attack this morning. my thanks to the panel. thank you to everybody or the watch closing bell. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq studio, overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. our traders tonight are sim seymour, brian kelly, karen finerman. rough day for gopro. the stock ending lowering by just 4%. we'll hear from the company's ceo nick woodman. >>> first, stocks staging a major rebound, snapping their five-day losing streak with all three major averages ending the day higher by well over 1%. the dow finishing up 212 points. oil, take a lack at this. finishing in positive territory, putting an end to a four-day slide as fears over a greek exit. brian kelly, you said