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Undergoing. but when dzhokhar tsarnaev is deemed doctors are completed caring for him, he will not be moved to the correctional institute if he still requires acute care. thats what theyre discussing at this possibility, this option of moving him away from beth israel. imagine if youre the family members and you know that hes sharing the same facility. one other quick thing i want to mention as well, and that is that when i asked the d.a., who is now deciding not to pursue the state charges for ...

Suspected bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev says that his older brother was the driving force behind last weeks deadly attack and denies any international terrorist groups were behind the double bombing. he was charged during an official court hearing at his bedside in a boston hospital where he is recovering from gunshot wounds. it was russia that asked the fbi to look into tamerlan tsarnaevs activities back in 2011. he was a follower of radical islam and needed a second look. phil the kronnology sugg...

Well? >> well, wolf, i cant comment obviously on what the individual has said. the fbi will be giving whatever information they can about that but the fact of the matter is weve got all of the elements that indicates the involvement of these individuals. as for the why of it, thats going to be a very complex and comprehensive investigation. the fbi is going to be talking to not just these individuals, this individual, but other individuals who were acquainted with these two men to see what they ...

Frankly, the whole status of enemy combatant remains ambiguous in the legal system. the prisoners in guantanamo bay remain in legal limbo. by treating them as criminal suspects, the obama administration is avoiding all kinds of risks and simply acting as the bush administration has in the past and as they have acted in other terrorist cases by using the normal criminal procedures. >> because lindsey graham and others say, yes, he should be tried as a u.s. citizen, should be tried in a u.s. civil...

Investigators hes had at least one visit at his bedside from a judge yesterday. he had his first court appearance. you can say the u.s. magistrate, thats what it would have been, the first appearance was with judge marianne boulder and she was there to review his miranda rights with him, among other things. youve been hearing a lot about miranda rights. theres issue at play here that need to be clarified. were going to read a couple of the things said from the hearing. we have the transcript. th...

Charged really in an extraordinary way. at his bedside in the hospital. based on the court transcript, he was able to speak one word and one word only. that was, "no." chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is at beth israel deaconess hospital. we know he was intubated. would that affect the case in any way as he talks to investigators? and what exactly do we know about this throat injury? >> you know, when you think about these types of injuries, they call it a penetrating injury to the n...

But the important piece to remember is that the government can ask a suspect anything that they want. but the miranda and the fifth amendment limits what is admissible in court. >> so the risk youre running is a risk of inadmissibility, because this part of the law, this -- a public safety exception of this magnitude is as yet untested before the courts. >> absolutely. >> and so the risk youre running, youre taking on some risk that what he wrote down on a pad as far as reporting is not admissib...

Crime committed on our soil in a military commission. >> and its not for lack of trying with the bush administration. but i think that thats absolutely correct. it is absolutely separate and apart and not connected to our constitution that we try people that are american citizens that have committed crimes in anything other -- >> accused of committing crimes. >> exactly. accused of committing crimes in anything other than u.s. courts for that purpose. >> so you just mentioned miranda. so the oth...

Then does this get treated any differently than the columbine attack, than the d.c. sniper-type attack? what is the strategic importance of knowing what motivated them? and how do law enforcement and good interrogators pull those threats? joining us now is ali soufan, a former fbi special agent who proved the first link between al qaeda and 9/11 after the first attacks. the book he wrote about his experience in the fbi is called "the black banners: the inside story of 9/11 and the war against al...

Over at the mosque interviewing people there who knew these two brothers. >> mosque officials tell us some of the leaders of the mosque have been interviewed by members of the fbi. interestingly enough, too, they tell us the night that dzhokhar tsarnaev was captured, people at the mosque volunteered to go over to that watertown location and try to talk him out of the boat peacefully. i doubt anything was followed up, police were there and talking to them at the time, but the people at the mosque...