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Also. >> judge, we agree with the psychological evaluation component of the recommendation, but i would like the opportunity to at least argue that they should no longer be detained while the case pends. >> the decision is not an easy one for the judge, and answers wont come overnight. services need to be ordered, placement options explored, and ultimately she must decide if its in everyones best interest to send the boys home while all this is in motion. >> well, today of course the court will ...

Mollen Ritzmann there have been concerns raised about why Mr Santiago was not placed on a no fly list I want to be clear during our initial investigation we found no ties to terrorism he broke no laws when he came into our office making disjointed comments about mind control a huge truck bomb has exploded in the northern Syrian town of as that is killing at least 43 people and wounding many more the fuel tanker truck blew up in a busy market near an Islamic court in the rebel held town which li...

Health assistance so they call the police who has a closer dealing with the issues and the police took him for medical and mental evaluation and took him to a facility for just that and unfortunately the way our laws work four days later he decided to check himself out and thats what happens. theres nothing really the fbi or the local anchorage police could have done to make sure he stayed, and then once he gets out and has not been judged mentally ill or convicted of a felony but does have pend...

As you know, his gun was taken away at some point. but it was given back to him because he was not a prohibited person. >> the way he would become a prohibited person is for him to go in front of a judge and be adjudicated and for the judge to find him mentally defective. so what would it take to get to that point? this is an individual who had some mental health issues. >> evaluation would have to be done. a a judge would have to declare mentally defective. we have seen this time and time again...

Passengers. apparently he had a fully loaded weapon inside his car that agencies retrieved, and in the car his infant son, and that weapon was confiscated during his mental evaluation, and the weapon confiscated then was the same one used on fridays attack in ft. lauderdale. >> we are going to address that very issue and more about how this gunman could apparently slip so many cracks. thank you so much. i want to play a little sound of what his brother told cnn while in puerto rico. listen to th...

Note up in alaska. theres only three outcomes. you commit suicide, taken into custody or get engaged with police. something was going to happen. he wasnt going to get away with this. >> we know that he went to the fbis office in anchorage back in november saying he was hearing voices and intelligence agencies were telling him to join isis. he was take on to a hospital for a mental health evaluation. how does law enforcement decipher when someone comes in and says these things, decipher between t...

Criminals will look at and they will not commit these acts when they are there. >> this guy spent nine years in the military. he was deployed in iraq. i guess theyexamine his service record to determine whether or not he suffered from ptsd. there might be a connection. >> could be. another failure of the va. they should really give everyone whos leaving the military, especially in a war zone some kind of counseling or psychological evaluation before they go out there. >> keep track of people. >>...

Santiago specifically targeted the ft. lauderdale airport, and he will face charges tomorrow, and including the death penalty. and the weapon he used was once confiscated during a mental evaluation but returned to him after he was released. rachel crane is live for us, and the fbi suspected the gunman reached out for help before the attack? >> reporter: thats right, victor. new details surrounding the state of santiagos mental health. we no back in november he turned himself in saying he was hea...

His car along with his child and the local authorities called his girlfriend and the child was picked up, and the pistol was turned over to local authorities. now, santiago did undergo a mental evaluation but it was less than 72 hours, and he was not seemed mentally unsound, so that pistol, that weapon was given back to him a month later and we know that was the weapon that was used here to carry out this attack. victor? >> thank you so much. new this morning, isis says it carried out a suicid...

With trulicity, i click to activate whats within me. if you want help improving your a1c and blood sugar numbers with a non-insulin option click to activate your within. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. . im cristi paul. >> im victor blackwell. good morning to you. we are learning more about accused airport shotter esteban santiago. >> we know he is an iraq war veteran. his aunt says, quote, his mind was not right when he returned from the war. he had visions, he talked about the d...