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Attacks on the morning on saturday and didnt find enough to charge them with anything. but it wasnt until the next day, saturday, that immigration and customs enforcement found out about these students and these questions, looked up the students in their database and realized two of them were not of legal status and thats when i.c.e. went in and put them in their custody. earlier today obviously those two students were taken from i.c.e. custody and given to the u.s. marshals. still some items wh...

Time, there should be relatively straightforward ways to get peoples names off the list. that does become a problem and once somebodys name gets on several of these lists, it becomes very difficult to get off. regardless of whether theres information or not. >> right and that raises another problem. you have a list of 700,000 people on it. not every one of them is going to go commit a terrorist act. but you have a tamerlan tsarnaev name on there, because theres 700,000 people, youre not actually...

People on it. not every one of them is going to go commit a terrorist act. but you have a tamerlan tsarnaev name on there, because theres 700,000 people, youre not actually looking at him. >> right. whether or not theres an expiration date for how long the names should be on there, thats a good conversation to have, but at this point, having the database for fbi agency, even cbp, its incredibly useful. this is actually a great example because if you look at the fact that what we now know, accord...

One of the alleged boston bombers and his mother were placed on the data base days before the attack.

Which would not impl kate there indirect transfer. so that if in fact the bomber touched his wife and transferred her dna on to the pressure cooker, that might explain the results. also, remember that the -- theres a report that there is a fingerprint also found on a bomb fragment. so theres going to be an intensive investigation. youve got to be able to compare that evidentiary information with a suspect. and of course, we have a suspect, catherine russell. obviously what happens when there is ...

Handled the investigation of the older suspect in the boston bombings. that was one of the topics he covered at a news conference today. the first time he has answered questions about the boston marathon attack. as we have been reporting, the russians asked the fbi and the cia to investigate tamerlan tsarnaev two years ago. the fbi reports it found no ties to terrorism. but the government did add tsarnaev and his mother to a terror data bait. -- data base. what he has seen so far the fbi and hom...

M miranda rights? >> we had a two-day period we were able to question him under the public safety exception. everything was done appropriately and we got good leads. >> reporter: republican congressman peter king strongly disagreed saying more time to interrogate tsarnaev could have brought forth new critical information to keep america save. >> disgraceful. that interrogation could have ended up saving many american lives. we dont know what the full consequences are. >> reporter: tsarnaevs brot...

To become a muslim. >> tsarnaev was becoming increasingly strict in his muslim beliefs. his uncle has accused a mysterious man, only known of misha, of n 2009. the fbi has told cnnalled misha in rhode island. chris cheen carev books tracked down misha and he radically denies the tsarnaev radicalization. >> he was very very very intent on explaining he had nothing to radicalization radicalization. what he told me was, i was not his teacher. if i had been his teacher, i would have made sure he kne...

You are looking at a live picture from boylston street in boston where many businesses have already reopened since twin bombings killed three people and wounded more than 260 others nearly two weeks ago. if you would like to help those affected by the bombings, please visit cnn.com/impact for a list of reputable charities. here in washington i am joined now by nicholas burns, former undersecretary of state for political affairs and michael chertoff, homeland security director under president b...

Formed at the beginning of the administration to do this very kind of thing. as theyre going through with him talking fairly freely, a judge, assistant u.s. attorney come in and read him his miranda rights and he stopped talking. im not a lawyer, but from the outside looking in, i dont understand that. >> do you think that -- when you think about this going forward, is there something we should be doing in terms of, you know, vetting visas, again, you get in to the problem of risk reward. but, a...