We're going to continue to monitor the breaking news. The testimony before the Senate Appropriations

subcommittee by the acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. We'll stay on top of that. We'll monitor it,

but there's other important breaking news happening right now as well. The security guard killed

in that deadly shooting rampage at San Diego's largest mosque has been identified as this man.

Amin Abdullah, the father of eight, is one of three people killed.

Authorities are investigating it as a hate crime.

The suspects, two teenagers, ages 17 and 18, are also dead.

Police say they were found inside a car near the scene in what

appeared to be self-inflicted gunshot wounds. A school on the mosque grounds was full of children

at the time of the attack. Here is how a nine-year-old boy described the terrifying moments the gunshots rang out.

I felt a bit scared.

My legs were shaking in my hands.

And my head was like hurting me a lot.

I felt like a rock.

I heard like a bunch of bad stuff like gunshots.

And plus I went out, I went inside the closet with my whole class

we heard like 12 or like 16 gunshots and then the swats team said if you open up and they

opened the door and they went inside fortunately no children or teachers were killed in the attack, and this morning, police

are crediting Anim Abdullah's heroic actions for saving lives.

I truly know my heart from knowing that man that he was sacrificing his life and took that bullet knowing that I'd rather take it

than the kids. And that is what makes me emotional.

CNN senior investigative correspondent, Kyeong Laws on the scene for us has been in San Diego.

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