we are understanding more from a federal source saying that, you know, mr. tsarnaev is still talking to investigators, is saying that it was the wars in iraq and afghanistan that motivated his brother and he to carry out this bomb plot. they re also saying that there was no communication, there was no radicalization, there was no there was no anything with any outside group, that they watched videos online like those from anwar al awlaki, the radical cleric that the u.s. killed in a drone strike in yemen about a year and a half ago. and that they may have used inspire magazine, also, an al qaeda offshoot magazine in english, to learn how to make the bomb. so it sounds like everything is leading investigators to the conclusion that these were sort of self-radicalized individuals. but obviously all of that needs to be confirmed. which they are clearly trying to do around the world right now. john? all right, miguel marquez joining us from an open for business boylston street this m
tsarnaev is obviously getting better at the hospital, and authorities there say that once he does get well enough they will likely move him, because of complaints from friends, and family members of the victims who are also being cared for at beth israel. that could happen in the next few days or a week. john? all right, miguel marquez joining us this morning again from an open for business boylston street. i should say, i took a walk down boylston street a little while ago and i already saw flowers at the site of that first bomb blast. thanks so much, miguel. as we mentioned delegates from the u.s. embassy in moscow are looking for answers in dagestan right now. they re there to interview the parents of tamerlan and gentleman sar tsarnaev a mission that we re told is getting the full cooperation from the russian government. cnn s phil black live in moscow with the details. good morning, john. the u.s. embassy sent a team to dagestan yesterday. we understand from our cnn team on