in here or the street, it's the same. >> but bhutto and garza have more in common than religion. >> myentence is life without a possibility of patrol. >> i'm charged with murder, first degree, so as far as details, life without possibility -- same thing. >> i'm here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and -- >> and? >> killed her. know, i'm not proud of it, i've regretted every single minute of it. >> so what was the charge? what was the conviction? it's not heat of passion. >> it is heat of passion. >> he told us he took responsibility for his actions. but during the course of the interview, it seems like he kind of left the door open a crack to say, i'm not really sure. >> a lot of people say i can justify according to the bible or koran. if your spouse is cheating on somebody, you have a right. god tells it a certain way. it is, but be better -- we are human beings. we are given choice, right from wrong. i knew what was right. what i did, i can't justify it. she had a mother. she was somebody's daughter. she had a father. the worst part is, i have a daughter with my

there is something to that or ghandi who is father and benazir bhutto. we don't add any of those. >> two countries are arguably like us, canada with only one female prime minister and australia only now. so you see the same dynamics it only now zero occurs. and the sole prime minister she really in countered a lot of those problems with she ran for leader of the party then from the election shortly thereafter. her attire, a marital history, the fact she was dating somebody, those two cultures are the same things. women have to juggle more through life. what about the future may be they start later they don't get to that far up? is it the advantage in the future? >> the book i wrote about elizabeth dole describes her rhetorical multitasking and even then she has not held children days had children but the way she juggled burbles with duties they could address a number of constituents when they give this speech. elizabeth dole would speak about the american red cross president she could propose what she would do as president how they were consensus buildin

at the time, bhutto was prime minister. the swiss have said they will not pursue the matter while zardari remains in office. the opposition leader in myanmar, aung san suu kyi, was welcomed to washington today. she had been under house arrest for yrs by a military junta thatthat has since given way toa reformist government. today, suu kyi met with secretary of state clinton. she voiced support for easing u.s. sanctions against the former burma, but she called again for all political prisoners to be freed. wall street struggled to get ahead today, as stocks were mostly flat. the dow jones industrial average finished the day with a gain of just 11 points to close at 13,564. the nasdaq was down about a point to close at 3177. an early leader of the environmental protection agency has died. russell train passed away monday hisarm marans eastern shore. under president nixon, he helped create the e.p.a. in 1970 and became its second administrator. he also played a major role in pushing through landmark laws, including the clean w

government positions are so keep it as the first pakistan foreign minister, she is joined benazir bhutto in blazing and historic path for women in pakistan and she is taking her kanshi's toughest challenges at a time of great upheaval and uncertainty for much of the world. in a year, and mr. carr bears khar is resolving regional and global problems and i think some of us wholeheartedly share. we are very fortunate to have this chance to hear from her concerning her perspective on pakistan u.s. relations and other topics that may be on our minds. so please join me in gritting our distinguished foreign minister friend, hina rabbani khar. [applause] >> good morning to everyone. let me just say it is truly a matter of privilege for me to be here and with madam albright to this wonderful meeting. let me acknowledge the role that the cfr plays in the dynamics of your country. we hope pakistan is also emerging, which indicted says they move forward. it is a gentleman, i would like to take the opportunity today to be able to have a frank and honest discussion because madam albright is increasing

that goes back to the days of bhutto. losing an election in embryonic or on stable democracies is no joke. president karzai -- this putin stuff just kills me. president karzai is a lot of things. he is not vladimir putin. afghanistan does not work that way. but he is going to want to see an election outcome that he literally can live with, where a successor will not have them brought up on capital charges, which could happen in a state where the rule of law does not exactly well-established. not a king-maker, but looking to see contenders emerged with whom he can coexist, very likely on the same compound for security reasons. so the elections, again, a huge multifaceted challenge. will be the first big challenge for the karzai era, something afghanistan has not experienced since the fall of the taliban. it is worthy of our attention and deep interest, which is not the same as interference. that may say another word about hamid karzai. i got to know him immediately after we both arrived in kabul, developed a high level of