Paris Train-Attack Heroes Reflect on Friday's Violence

Before Sunday night's game against the Detroit Pistons at Staples Center, the Los Angeles Lakers presented personalized Lakers jerseys to the three Americans who thwarted a terrorist attack on a train in France in August.

This past summer, Alek Skarlatos, Spencer Stone, and Anthony Sadler tackled a gunman and prevented any fatalities on the train on which they were traveling as tourists. The trio, who saw firsthand what a terrorist attack could look like, chatted with "Extra" about the Paris terror attacks that took place on Friday. Alek commented, "Obviously, we're just as shocked as anybody, and maybe it may have touched a little bit more of a nerve with us because of what we went through, obviously, and just because you stop one terrorist attack it doesn't mean they're going to stop coming anytime soon."

Spencer shared some advice to those who may be confronted with a similar situation. "You gotta overpower them… They're always going to pick a place where there is more people than them, so if everyone just has the same goal to rush them and take them down, at least not that many people will get hurt."

Anthony chimed in, "You gotta act, so we can stop terrorism." On that note, Spencer added, "We can't sit down." Alek reiterated, "You're going to die anyway, so you might as well give it a shot and get lucky like we did."