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Patients is, who are not responding to conventional therapies, then canibanoids, i think is entirely reasonable and most of my colleagues believe this is an entirely acceptable way of treating patients. >> but here again in the uk, the law hasn't caught up with the attitudes of those doctors, forcing jamie's journey. so you were nervous the first time? >> yes, completely. >> he declared his medical marijuana to the customs agent and was allowed to bring it back here. so this is your medicine now? so his home. jamie hopes none of this is forever. and would love to be off all of his meds one way...

Saw fireworks in a backpack with the powder emptied out, he knew tsarnaev was involved in the bombing. so to help him avoid trouble, kadyrba why ev and two others removed the bag and threw it away off campus. there are also very big questions this morning about why the suspect was even allowed in this country because he left school on january 4, which should have invalidated his student visa. but he reentered the country two weeks later on january 20 and officials said the customs agent didn't know the school reported he left. now the two kazak suspects are due back in court on may 14. the ame...

>> brian: this morning we know exactly who knew what about the boston bombers and why the information went nowhere. details i find frustrating. maybe you do, too. joining us, the man in charge of finding out what happened, former f.b.i. guy, congressman mike rogers. chairman, we found out a customs agent was alert -- did alert someone in the joint terrorist task force in the new england area that tamerlan came back from russia. but that information never got to the f.b.i why? >> well, we're still looking at that. that information didn't get circulated, at least to the best of our knowledge tod...

To "the boston globe," there was one customs agent that did realize that he came back and did alert the boston joint terrorist task force who did not tell the f.b.i., who would have then said, wait a second, maybe we should talk to him again. but it didn't happen because they stopped communicating to each other. >>gretchen: the alibi or defense of that right now is they're claiming even if they would have been notified that he was in the country after being away for six or seven months in a bad region of russia, even if they would have been notified about that, there wouldn't have been enough ...

So he shows up at the airport in 2012. customs officers notice that he's on this list, and apparently that triggered an e-mail to the customs agent who was actually assigned to this case in the joint terrorism task force in boston, but then that agent reportedly told officials that he gets hundreds, hundreds of these kinds of e-mails, doesn't remember that one in particular. does it make you stand back and say systemically there might be something wrong because if somebody is getting hundreds of these in a given day what purpose does it serve? >> well, that's a good question, and i don't think...