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Reporter remembers interview with New Orleans attack suspect

Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the U.S. Army veteran accused of driving a truck into a crowd in New Orleans killing 14 people, once attended Georgia State University and spoke about his experience transitioning out of the military into college. Atlanta-based journalist Sean Keenan spoke to Jabbar in 2015 while attending GSU and wrote a story about the veteran in the student newspaper The Signal. Keenan shares what he remembers from his interview.

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