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Were Boston Suspects Part of a Larger, Radical Confederacy?

Season 2013 Episode 1090 | 8m 07s

Authorities are examining whether the Tsarnaev brothers had become ideological militants and whether they acted alone or had accomplices. Jeffrey Brown talks to New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt, Mark Hosenball of Reuters and Bruce Hoffman, director of the Center for Security Studies at Georgetown University.

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