because people knew he was a boxer and he had more of a reserved personality to him. but if you went up to him, he talks to you right back and he was very friendly. reporter: but were there any clues of the violence to come? he never expressed any desires to harm people. they did respect life at one point. they were friendly. reporter: after high school tamerlan attended bunker hill community college, studying accounting. until 2008, when he left college. but he continued to pursue his dream. good? mm-hmm. reporter: boxing trainer eddie bishop met tamerlan at a tournament. he was a fighter that had a lot of skill and a lot of a lot of ability. reporter: but bishop questioned whether tamerlan could ever become a boxing champ. he had all the skill, but he lacked the heart, the fundamental ingredient to make you a champion. reporter: the tsarnaev family is from war-torn chechnya and came here to the u.s. more than ten years ago. dzhokhar came first, and then later hi
in 2004. he could be intimidating because people knew he was a boxer and he had more of a reserved personality to him. but if you went up to him, he talks to you right back and he was very friendly. reporter: but were there any clues of the violence to come? he never expressed any desires to harm people. they did respect life at one point. they were friendly. reporter: after high school tamerlan attended bunker hill community college, studying accounting. until 2008, when he left college. but he continued to pursue his dream. good? mm-hmm. reporter: boxing trainer eddie bishop met tamerlan at a tournament. he was a fighter that had a lot of skill and a lot of a lot of ability. reporter: but bishop questioned whether tamerlan could ever become a boxing champ. he had all the skill, but he lacked the heart, the fundamental ingredient to make you a champion. reporter: the tsarnaev family is from war-torn chechnya and
the tsarnaev family s identity was forged here. we found their hometown from what s left of the family home. in its ruins lie the brutalized past the brothers must have grown up with. tamerlan fled this town when he was about 11 and this street was bombed. it was hard to be a chechen without a tie to your homeland. and these ruins are what s left of the family home of the father. we spoke to their great uncle. translator: they were this big but i didn t see them after that. they weren t involved in that crazy stuff. reporter: i show him tamerlan s picture from online. translator: that s him. that s tamerlan probably. he didn t live here so i can t say. reporter: the americans say he s behind the boston bombings. translator: i saw them on tv.
the afternoon. again, the fundamental purpose of this facility is for chronic conditions. we ll have to see if tsarnaev is there because he has that for a long time or this is merely a stopping point before he s moved on to some other place. wolf? he s listed in fair condition right now. tom, thank you. let s bring in our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, what do you know about the prison s medical capabilities? well, you know, bouncing off what tom was saying a little bit, this is sort of more of a stop for him as opposed to treating some sort of chronic condition. it s a medical facility that has 24-hour care. they have six doctors for those 1,000 patients tom was just talking about, 60 nurses. they can do things like dialysis and x-rays. but they don t do big operations. they re not accredited for an icu. it gives you the idea of the level of care. not like where he was by any means at the beth israel hospital. but a lot of care still
available there. he also went to an intake screening process when he gets there, where he gets a psychological evaluation, he gets a medical evaluation as well, fingerprinted, dna samples taken. that s already been done. but it s a pretty good medical care for somebody who s this far out from his injuries, and operation, wolf. what does tsarnaev s transfer suggest about his condition? one of the things you think about, in someone who is in his state, fair condition they call it, could he still develop another medical problem, could he develop an infection, for example, that might require more advanced care. what this transfer tells me is because they re not accredited for an icu, because they don t do major operations there, they don t really think those things are going to happen. fair condition, it probably suggests he s continuing to improve. that would be the normal course, wolf. the suspect in this bombing case clearly spent almost a week