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0 jim, thank you for what do you make of this? where are we at on this case? because the whole question has been were they still on the loose? still out for more bombing? still terrorists? still active at the time the one was picked up in bad condition? that, of course, would then allow the authorities to question them all they wanted before giving them miranda rights. right, chris. i mean, exactly. i ve been giving people miranda for almost four decades. it doesn t make them all shut up. but there was a public safety exception here and the agents used it for two days. but really what happened is the united states magistrate or judge showed up at the hospital and with him was assistant attorney. in miranda when we say you have the right to remain silent. this was an initial appearance in the federal court system. so here s, i m going to appoint you a lawyer and here s the lawyer standing next to me. so it s more than miranda. it s miranda, you don t have to talk, if you can t affor
would be at this stage of the interrogation. in any event, that s really all i ve heard. let s start with this debate about whether he should get miranda rights. you don t want to see him get miranda rights at all in this stage. but two other terror suspects, high profile terror suspects, taken in the last five years, abdulmutallab, the underwear bomber and times square bomber, both talked after they were read their miranda rights. so is this really as big of an issue as you and others are making it? yes, it is. because, first of all, you re depending on whether or not they want to testify. you re giving them the option as to whether or not they want to cooperate. i don t believe they should have that option. with abdulmutallab, the investigation or the interrogation to not go on that long. as far as shahzad, there s no doubt, shahzad, once he started talking he didn t stop. but i don t want to give this
romney was no big surprise in yesterday s primaries, but a major incumbent upset in indiana and a referendum on same-sex marriage in the south could provide some insight on the issues ahead of elections this fall. nbc s tracie potts joins us from washington with more on that, tracie, good morning. reporter: lynn, good morning. no big surprise, mitt romney is 63 delegates closer to winning the nomination after picking up wins in indiana, west virginia and north carolina. of course, he s got no major challenger as he heads toward the nomination this summer. meantime, in indiana, a big upset there. senator richard lugar who has been in the senate longer than any other republican lost to state treasure remember richard mourdock who was backed by the tea party. in north carolina, north carolina became the 30th state to ban gay marriage, amendment 1 passed with what we now is 61% of the votes in. they spent $3 million between the two sides on that campaign and then finally in wis
that this country has to continue to remain vigilant against those that would seek to attack this country. reporter: authorities tell abc news this latest bomb was an improved version of the so-called underwear bomb made only of chemicals used by omar abdulmutallab in the failed attempt to blow up a delta flight on christmas day 2009. the fbi later demonstrated what would have happened if the bomb had detonated successfully. what s even more frightening, this new bomb has a highly redefined detonation system without any metallic parts, making it harder for security systems to detect. one security expert said there s no guarantee the most sophisticated airport scanners would have caught the device. we re dealing with a dynamic adversary here. so they re going to try to always identify the vulnerabilities and the work-arounds in our own system. reporter: u.s. and other intelligence services say al qaeda bombmaker ibrahim al asiri is the mastermind of previous bomb threats and this
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