basically it's a very basic cell. it has a steel door, it has a slot in the front of the door so food can go through it. he has his own sink, his own toilet. it is a single cell, but it's in a restricted part of the facility. this entire facility can hold about 1,000 inmates, but since he's deemed to be a high risk offender, he's held in a special section that can only hold about 30 or so inmates, so they are under more of a watchful eye of the guards who are there. so he's in a special section of this facility here. >> all right. jason carroll outside the facility, i appreciate your reporting on that. thanks a lot. there's a lot to tell you about throughout this hour. you can follow me on twitter,@@andersoncooper. i'll be tweeting tonight, trying to at least during commercial breaks. next, we take you where few outsiders get to go, inside new york's counterterrorism system to look at what might have happened if the bombing suspects had been hatching a plot there instead of here in boston. and later, my visit with the