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Sae, the chapter there at the university of oklahoma. hell join us to talk about what he thinks of that video. other news to tell you about, u.s. ambassador to south korea, the one who was wounded in that horrific knife attack last week has been released from the hospital. ambassador mark lippert says the incident strengthened his love for south korea and strengthened the bond with the united states. the 42 year old says he has little rehab left to do on his arm but his face, kwi requiwhic req...

Attacking diplomats, why he was allowed to get so close to the u.s. ambassador, mark lippert. he was about to give this speech at a brakeeakfast meeting. and just as he was about to get up to do the speech he was knocked down onto the table, his face was slashed with a knife about 10 inches long. it was a severe injury. the photographs were quite stunning. he was covered in blood. he underwent two hours of surgery, needed 80 stitches. it was about an inch or so deep about 3 centimeters deep but ...

Martha: poor guy, what a shocking event. he was an attacked by an activist as walking through a building, at a breakfast meeting. the activist calling for unification of the koreas. lip period of times is out of the hospital after getting 80 stitches. he says the attack will not change what he calls the open and friendly approach to diplomacy which hopes to maintain. >> the bottom line, is that, this incident has only strengthened our love an affection for this country and our belief in the unbr...

Just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. no sudden movements. google search: bodega beach house. the ambassadors road to recovery, a helicopter crash and two ships collide. lets zoom through some of todays top stories. the u.s. ambassador is out of a south korean hospital this morning five days after a scary knife attack. his face is still bandaged after having 80 stitches removed.

Former secretary of state will hold a news conference to explain why she used a private e-mail to conduct business as secretary of state. it will be the first time talking about the controversy after a single tweet last week. shes due to make remarks after her speech this afternoon at the united nations and we will bring it to you live as soon as it begins. now to the ambassador to south korea that suffered a brutal knife attack last week and was released from a hospital in seoul this morning....

University. >> reporter: and one african american student i spoke to says that she was surprised it was sae caught on camera saying this racist chant because she says there are fraternities here at the university of oklahoma that are much worse offenders. theyre calling for an investigation of the entire greek system. michaela? had. >> all right, nick. well be watching that. in fact in our next hour we will speak with the president of oklahoma david boren, about the next steps for his school. ...

Dont they make transponders in a plane which cannot be switched off by the pilot. and he said that is a debate that is still very much alive in aviation circles because there are good security safety reasons as to why those transponders should be allowed to be switched off by the pilot. but that debate is still going on zain. >> andrew stevens live for us in hong kong with what you could say is a bit of a silver lining of better track planes. >> thanks andrew. south koreas president has made a...

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We sent him to medical on suicide watch. he came back a couple weeks later, broke a razor blade and started cutting his arm everywhere, had to get stitches, staples all down his arm. >> hill says hes not suicidal but believes in bloodletting for health purposes. >> you want to get to wherever theres a good artery at. so the flow of blood will be good. >> for what? >> for what? for medicinal purposes, man. >> what about the fact it could kill you? >> i know what im doing, sister. believe me. am i...

>> 1147. >> after addressing procedural matters, administrative law judge william sapeen reads the correctional officers account of the assault. >> inmate bullock assaulted [ bleep ] with a weapon and required stitches, breaking his right hand trying to block the weapon that required a cast. i have photos of the scene of the incident that i will share with you. this is the victim of the assault and injuries. also before me i have a sock with a padlock, combination lock inside. i have a statement...