Boylston Street reopens to the public – Miguel Marquez reports

Boston police began reopening Boylston Street to the public this morning, as the condition of the suspected terrorist who wreaked havoc on the street a little over a week ago has been upgraded from serious to fair.

There are reports that Dzhokhar Tsararnev could be transferred out of Beth Israel Deaconess Medial Center soon.

Meanwhile, a delegation from the U.S. embassy in Moscow has traveled to Dagestan with the cooperation of the Russian government to attempt to interview the parents of the alleged Boston bombers.

CNN's Miguel Marquez reports the latest live from Boylston Street.