now you want to start with that gary solis? what's your reaction to that? >> well, i think if he's going to put the war on trial, that inevitably, the army must be put on trial. why did the army cent this ghent back for a fourth tour? why didn't they be more careful in investigating his possible p.t.s.d.? i think he says it, but i would expect that there will be an attack on the army as well. >> brown: eugene fidell, does it play in explicit role or is it more implicit in the background of all this? >> maybe it's implicit in the background, but, gosh, that strikes me as a very tricky and hazardous defense strategy. the narrative of this case hasn't emerged yet, and if that's the narrative, i-- i would not want to endorse it. i think-- you know, there's an old saying, "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade." i would hope the defense would have something more directly related to this immediate set of allegations than testing the war. >> brown: you're agreeing. >> i do agree, and i think the military judge is going to stop any attempt by the defense to put

military law expert gary solis is in washington. >> good morning. >> why is it taking so long to filet it's taking a long time for the charges, came. it's taking a long time to decide who will charge him. because he normally would be charged by the commander general of the 2nd infantry division, the parent unit but since he's moved from afghanistan to a new location, somebody has to decide what unit he is now in because that will determine who has the authority to bring charges. >> can you tell us a little bit about, you know, he's in this private cell at forth liven worth, sergeant bales, what that might be like for him. >> well, it would be for him as any civilian in a private cell. it's not solitary, but, of course, it's a single cell and i'm sure he's isolated from other prisoners so it's a very long day. he will be out periodically for exercise, but he's on his own just him and his thoughts and, of course, his lawyer will be there to see him today. >> right, his civilian lawyer will be visiting him today. they will meet face to face for the first time. he has other lawyers, thoug

gary solis, thank you. >>> a teen caged in a closet, strapped to a bed, locked in a bathroom for daystalking about a 13-year-old boy who weighs all of 40 pounds. coming up next, why he was locked up and what happened to the other four kids in the home. >>> also, we have a close eye here. live pictures. do we see george clooney? george and his father nick part of this whole melee, it looks like, outside of this jail in washington, d.c. they were arrested after protesting outside the sudanese embassy an hour or two hours ago. can we dip in and listen? let's listen. >> hey, knuckleheads. >> you talk to ing to me? >> he called you a knucklehead. what we've been trying to achieve today is we're trying to bring attention to an ongoing emergency, one that's got about a six-week timetable before the rainy season starts and a lot of people are going to die from it. our job right now is to try to bring attention to it. one of those ways was apparently getting arrested. i guess we're not allowed to hang out at the sudanese embassy. >> i didn't know that. >> i didn't know that, either. >> all i w