because they believe he can get well. originally, the judge, requested that loughner be medicated and then reevaluated in four months. we are now at the four month mark which is why the u.s. tone says he is making great strides and they are asking for an extension. today the judge is supposed to decide whether he will be sent back to missouri for another eight months of medication and treatment before he is then reevaluated at that time. trace? trace: and his appearance was controversial, right? reporter: it was, there was a lot of back and forth whether he was going to be transported from missouri to the federal courthouse here in arizona. his attorney, judy clark, argued all along that traveling would be disruptive to her mentally ill client but the judge presiding wanted to see louner in person, and loughner also wanted to attend so he could see his parents would live here in tucson. last time when he was in this
targeting can be preprogrammed and locate the target under radar cover and can sink large targets at sea. u.s. naval officials, however, say they are not too concerned because they re not sure that the iranian navy can actually refuel all the way to the atlantic ocean. trace? trace: thank you. the suspected tucson shooter in court today for a hearing over the mental status. and his doctor telling the court that loughner now knows he murdered people and he is very reforceful as a judge found him men table unfit to stand trial and required him to go to antipsyche logical medication and prosecutors want him to undergo further treatment to give him time to improve and face justice. the 23-year-old is accused in the attempted assassination of arizona congresswoman after
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