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A Syrian father of three, who fled for his life and was facing deportation by the Home Office to Rwanda, is now fighting for his right to claim asylum through the Scottish courts.
Abdul raham, a man whose public image very different from his activities. he was sentenced in 2004 to 23 years in prison or terrorist fund raising and conspireing to murder the saudi prince. the isb says during his time at the isb he followed all rules and regulations, a defense similar when it comes to the tsarnaev brothers. they never expressed any hint of violent sentiments or behavior. >> i think if we could have done more, we absolutely would have. >> the isb says people who knew the tsarnaevs were immediately instructed to call the fbi. the younger brother rarely attended services here. ...
>> we need a dog that fits into the public profile, and the public is just going to walk past, ignore, as if it was a domestic pet. >> reporter: the bomb dogs are being used in airport, on amtrak trains, and by police departments too. what is it about a dog's nose, as compared to ours, that they are able to pick up something like that? >> well, the dogs olfactory system is actually 220 scent cells compared to humans, so that gives you a real comparison. we might be able to smell a woman's perfume walking by, the dog will not only smell the perfume, but the clothes, the material she's wearing, ...
David mattingingly reports on that. >> the tsarnaev brothers arouse no suspicions they were planning deadly violence. and now the mosque leadership has to defend itself against claims it is a haven for radicals. we find there has been some hate mail, sometimes menacing. >> so a lot of the claims made . there have been people coming in and out of this place. we have a congregation of 1,300 people. >> reporter: charles jacobs is a long-time critic of the islamic society of boston. >> they're aiming to transform the youth, particularly the youth, into more and more radical islamist beliefs. >> re...
He was moved from a hospital here in boston to a federal medical center devens, it's a prison hospital that's 40 miles away. boston is only one side of the bombing investigation of course. the other side is overseas in russia. authorities are still trying to piece together what tamerlan tsarnaev was doing there for that six-month timeframe. that's where the bombing suspects also traced their roots. they trace them not only to dagestan but also to chechnya. our nick paton walsh went to chechnya today. >> reporter: heading into chechnya you feel the weight of two brutal wars. for an independence...