but little attention was paid to the behavior of isis's mother, who had said at the trial that isis wasy suffering from a cold when she dropped her off at the lopez home. dr. vas also testified that, in the months before isis died, she had come to rely on the lopez family to help take care of her children. >> i won't even say "baby-sit," because they were basically living with us. when she would bring the children to the house, 99% of the times, they were in diapers, and we had to clothe them. >> thompson: so the doctor would bring over her children for you guys to baby-sit, and she wouldn't bring clothes for them, is that what you're telling me? >> yes, sir. did i feel like it was odd? yes, i did. >> thompson: the lopezes were not the first people to take care of the children. lorrie word was dr. vas's live-in nanny at this home for nearly a year. in a 2006 affidavit, word said she feared that veronica vas put the children at risk. and she said the doctor drank heavily while pregnant with isis. >> well, the day that she went into labor, veronica and her friend had cracked open a bottle

so, isi knows they are doing it, and isi is happy they are doing it because through them, pakistan promotes her policy in afghanistan. and the policy is "taliban are ours, and they are to dominate afghanistan." >> smith: and we're going to help those who help them. >> yes. >> smith: by protecting them. >> yes. >> smith: by not arresting them. for example, one militant alleged to be close to the isi is a known leader in the haqqani network. (horn honking) according to u.s. intelligence, tajmir jawad is responsible for several major attacks on targets in kabul. >> more than a dozen times after we found out this particular operation was carried out with blessings of tajmir, we told isi, "this guy is not hiding in mountains. he is either in peshawar, or he is in this specific building with this telephone number." they never arrested tajmir because tajmir is their man. >> grey: both american and afghan counterterrorism officials told us about one senior taliban haqqani leader. he's called tajmir jawad, and they say they have constantly told pakistan's military agencies about this man, but still

isi is aware of the activity and the whereabouts of senior taliban personnel. senior taliban leaders meet regularly with isi personnel who advise on strategy. a captured al qaeda commander put it more bluntly. pakistan knows everything, they control everything. i can't go to the bathroom without them watching. if there's any encouraging news in this document, it's that the taliban believes al qaeda is indeed a spent force and doesn't work with them much anymore. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> rescue efforts are under way in the south pacific where a ferry sank off the coast of new guinea. the ferry was traveling from new britain to the mainland in rough weather when it capsized. there were 350 people on board. more than 230 have been rescued. >>> now to politic. mitt romney is in hot water over comments he made about poor people in this kun kri. and newt gingrich is expected to get a big name endorsement today. tara mergener has details on that. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, betty. donald trump is expected to give gingrich the nod to

i think the pakistanis via the isi, would want to maintain visibility. i would not go as far as dominance. they want insight and influence in afghanistan, particularly in a post-2014 context. remembering that their primary interest is india. >> general, in your assessment, does the pakistan military have the intention to take steps to stop the akani's use of the fatah or province as a safe haven for conducting cross border attacks into afghanistan? >> the army has within its capabilities and in light of the other obligations, has done a lot in the fattah. has lost a lot in the process. >> the steps to stop the akanis? >> i don't think so. >> sir, i would agree with that. if you look at what pakistan army has done, they have actually cut forces from 2010 until now in terms of the number of brigades in there. they have a sustainment issue. >> okay. relative to the reconciliation talks. director, what are the taliban's motivations for participating in the reconciliation talks? >> well, that is a great question, sir. i think they want to, i believe, achieve

you know, with respect to the pakistani government and isi as a microcosm of the larger government, their threat is india, and they view everything and they focus on that. >> i understand that. >> their concern is, of course, sustaining influence and presence in afghanistan, and they will probably continue to do that through proxy militias. >> our relationship with pakistan must be based on a realistic sesment that isi's relationship with other organizations will probably not change? >> yes, sir. i mean, there are cases where our interests converge. you know, government to government, and that relationship and that factoid is reflected in the relationship with isi. >> secretary panetta publicly stated that israel will decide in april, may or june whether to attack iran's nuclear facilities or not. do you agree with that? well, i think that was quoted by a columnist. i think general burgess answered that question. we don't believe at this point that they've made a decision to do that. what could you have given rise to this is simply the fact that the weather becomes better obviously in the

the isi is thoroughly aware of the whereabouts of all senior taliban personnel. senior taliban leaders meet regularly with isi personnel who advise on strategy. >> it does show the pakistani government did not change its policy of continuing support for the afghan insurgency to fight the international mission for peace and stability in afghanistan. >> there are harsh lessons, too, for the afghan government, whose corruption is seen as a spur for taliban recruitment. afghan forces have given ground to the taliban rather than fighting. weapons given by native to afghan forces have been sold or given away, finding their way into taliban hands through arms bazaars in the pakistan. thestions into whether international forces, has seen optimism whether the taliban is on the back foot. a spokesman says there is nothing new. >> it is just a compilation of investigations, interrogations', street after detainment. so we cannot really put that high a value on what they are saying. they are talking about their perception of the campaign, how they believe the campaign is goin

you have the supreme court asking questions about actions of the military and the isi. so you see the strains and stresses of trying to have a civilian government in a democracy assert control over all elements of the government. and we want to continue to support the democratic trend inside pakistan. so, you know, walking this line, trying to make sure what the levers we can pull are, where we can really put pressure, is -- is basically how i spend a lot of my time. and i take seriously the underlying thrust of your question. and i will carefully evaluate all factors when it comes time to make a decision. >> let me just say, thank you for -- you've been very strong about the hik narks i network. i think zardari is sincere in his efforts, but i don't think he has a lot of control over his own military and the isi. i think that's part of the problem. i would urge you to continue your efforts to get them to fight with us against these terrorists rather than be come police it with them. >> thank you so much. mr. cisilini is recognized. >> thank you for the thoughtfulness o

i think the pakistanis, via the isi would want to maintain visibility and influence. i would not go so far as to say they would not insist on dominance, but they want to have insight and influence in afghanistan, particularly in a post-2014 context. their primary interest is india. >> general in your assessment, does the pakistan military have the intention to take steps to stop the use of fatah or the province as a safe heaven -- as a safe haven for conducting attacks? >> in light of its other obligations it has lost a lot of soldiers in the process. >> my question is whether they have the intention to stop the -- >> i do not think so. >> sir, i would agree with that. if you look at what the pakistan army has done, they have actually cut forces from 2010 to now in terms of the number that are there because they have a sustained --issue. >> what are the motivations for participating in the reconciliation talks? >> that is a great question sir. i think they want to achieve some legitimacy. they want to be players in some form in a government of afghanistan. of course,

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they believe she was and i said she believes the isi was holding her. i have to say that's not bourne out by the evidence that was presented at her trial because aafia herself confessed to the fbi that she had been hiding not in any secret prison during those years. but aafia said that she was followed during those years by -- by the intelligence agency. and that they knew where she was, so -- >> host: now, this is before she's taken to afghanistan? >> guest: yes. one of the mysteries about aafia is how she ended up in afghanistan and that is something that i've never been able to answer and the judge at her sentencing said, despite the thousands of pages of classified documents that he had seen, he still was unable to answer that question. >> host: now, if the judge said we the public are confused because this, deborah, there's a huge question mark hanging over aafia's case. >> guest: yes. >> host: and there's like a big missing chunk of her life. she's picked up, she goes underground and disappears in 2003. >> guest: yep. >> host: and re appears five

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said anything specifically about aafia, but many people believe that aafia had the protection of the isi when she was in hiding and because they believe that the pakistani intelligence had to know where she was during the whole period from 2003 to 2008. >> host: would they assume that it was behind the kidnapping or that she was working for them? >> guest: there are both furious. the people who believe aafia's family, believe she was kidnapped, and they believe that the isi was holding her. now have to say that that isn't borne out by the evidence was presented at her trial because aafia herself confessed to the fbi that she had been hiding, not in any secret prison during those years. but aafia said she was followed during those years by the intelligence agency and that they knew where she was. >> host: this is before she's taken to afghanistan. >> guest: one of the mysteries is how she ended up in afghanistan and that is something that i've never been able to answer. and the judge at her sentencing said despite the thousands of pages of classified documents that he had seen he was stil

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the isi is aware of the locations of all caliban personnel, who meet regularly to advise on strategy. pakistan's foreign minister called it a strategic leak, and said there was nothing new in. >> i do not think these clans are new. they have been made for many years. we had a common agenda many years back. that does not seem to be leaving us. >> but these claims were not from many years back. they are from recent interrogations of taliban prisoners and talk of routine support from pakistan. international forces also said there was nothing new. >> this is a culmination of interrogations' and investigations. we cannot put that high a value on what papers saying. -- what they are saying. it has to do with how they believe the campaign is going. >> there are harsh lessons for the afghan government, whose corruption is seen as a spur to taliban recruitment. it says afghan forces have given ground rather than fighting. weapons given by nato to afghan forces have been sold and given away. they find their way in taliban hands via arms deals in pakistan. >> more on the possible fallout from th

the isi is aware of the locations of all caliban personnel, who meet regularly to advise on strategy. pakistan's foreign minister called it a strategic leak, and said there was nothing new in. >> i do not think these clans are new. they have been made for many years. we had a common agenda many years back. that does not seem to be leaving us. >> but these claims were not from many years back. they are from recent interrogations of taliban prisoners and talk of routine support from pakistan. international forces also said there was nothing new. >> this is a culmination of interrogations' and investigations. we cannot put that high a value on what papers saying. -- what they are saying. it has to do with how they believe the campaign is going. >> there are harsh lessons for the afghan government, whose corruption is seen as a spur to taliban recruitment. it says afghan forces have given ground rather than fighting. weapons given by nato to afghan forces have been sold and given away. they find their way in taliban hands via arms deals in pakistan. >> more on the possible fallout from th

which former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mullen called it a veritable arm of the isi is a major cause for u.s.-pakistan relations reaching it's lowest pace. we need to understand the intelligence community's assessment of mack stan's strategy with respect to these insurgent groups and the reconciliation process as to pakistan's power to determine -- and as to pakistan's power to determine outcomes. the u.s. campaign against the global jihadist movement as director clamper's opening statement called it had a number of notable exception -- these successes struck major blows to al qaeda senior leadership into one of its most active affiliates. as a result of these operations, and sustained pressure in pakistan, yemen, somalia and north africa, al qaeda and it's affiliates are showi ining stre. we would be interested in the committee's -- whether it signals an increased threat to the united states and our interests from somalia. sued presidential study director tim which identifies the prevention of mass acrossities and genocide as a core national security interest and mo

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isis in syria comes as the country's fallen escalates with no apparent and in sight. our body is meeting today. the arab league observers mission in syria which began in december last year but they stopped their mission there in january already saying that the violence was escalating there are hopes that this side the arab league will team up with the united nations observer mission and they will start.

a lot of problem s, uncontrollable costs, quality that was very uneven and the affordable care act isiserfect but definitely a step in the right direction. >> your take on what is happening in the supreme court right now. if they rule against the mandate, against the mandate that individuals have to purchase insurance, how does that impact the rest of it? >> first of all, this is an open and shut legal case. talk to every constitutional lawyer. this is open and shut. the commerce clalause gives congre t the pow er to regulate health insurance and the so-called necessary and proper clause which says congress can do whatever is necessary and proper to afft that clause says that congress can do this. it's quite clear that the mandate is necessary to get the exchanges working to get people who have preexist ing conditions insurance. the supreme court is going to rule it constitution. i have two very large bets with billionaires that it will be constitutional. >> so you think -- i may be on the other side of that bet. how will premiums with or without subsidy relief going to stay afford able

of syria and the fact that they are speaking about having people on the ground is isis in syria last resort so right now the capital really sticks and. continue with your thought with. yes so about the event that. they a base that the syrian national council what are they pushing for that they basically they are outside of syria and they supply information damning information in their opinion or president assad and his government and they put they supply this information to western governments and western media and we have to remember that the western governments and western region they have an objective objective is regime change they want to see president assad's fall from power and that is the main goal of the syrian national council it's something that should they should be taken a lot of caution should be attached to them so you don't feel the syrian national council giving accurate in for information to the west to the media outlets to the world. no the syrian national council it was formed outside of syria and is based outside of syria they were objective is to see president a

competitiveness, to invest in education and i'll hit on a few highlights, but the budget is very robust as to isy education from early childhood through college. in terms of a few of the highlights i mentioned earlier, the american opportunity tax credit, which gives up to $10,000 of tax breaks for tuition, the community college t area is very important. the president just this week au announced a new $8 billion ly initiative to work with our es n community colleges around the country working closely with businesses in those community college areas to ensure that coe we're putting together the righ courses and the right teaching so that when folks graduate, do when they do their courses, they have jobs.millio and we expect that will impact two million students across the country.esiden the other area i would touch on is pell grant.rant at the president's budget has the pell grant at the higher level of $5600 or $5650 funded for two years. and i think more than 9 milliont students are part of the pell 9 grant program. so the president, it's three ofs many initiatives.id the president also really b

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with respect to the pakistani government and isi is kind of a microcosm of the larger government, their existential threat is india and they view everything, they focus on that and their concern is of course sustaining influence and presence in afghanistan and they will probably continue to do that through malicious. >> so our relationship with pakistan must be based on the real assessment that isi's relationship with the haqqani network and other organizations will probably not change? >> yes sir. i mean there are cases where interests converge. government to government and that relationship and that factoid is reflected in a relationship with isi. >> the secretary panetta publicly stated that israel will decide in april, may or june whether to attack iran's nuclear facilities are not. do you agree with that? >> well, i think he was, that was quoted by a columnist. i think general burgess answered that question. we don't believe that this point that they have made a decision to do that. we could have given rise to this simply the fact that the weather becomes better. obviously in the s

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with respect to the pakistani government and isi is kind of a microcosm of the larger government, their existential threat is india and they view erything, they focus on that and their concern is of course sustaining influence and presence in afghanistan and they will probably continue to do that through malicious. >> so our relationship with pakistan must be based on the real assessment that isi's relationship with the haqqani network and otherorganizations will probably not change? >> yes sir. i mean there are cases where interests converge. government to government and that relationship and that factoid is reflected in a relationship with isi. >> the secretary panetta publicly stated tht israel will decide in april, may or june whether to attack iran's nuclear facilities are not. do you agree with tha >> well, i think he was, that was quoted by a columnist. i think general burgess answered that question. we don't believe that this point that they have made a decision to do that. we could have given rise to this simply the fact that the weather becomes better. obviously in the spring

our parent company, and the bbc, which is not, the classified nato document claims that pakistan's isi, their intelligence agency, is backing the afghan insurgency something we have reported for a long time. we are told the document claims the taliban is "confident it will retake afghanistan when western troops are out of there in 2014." the foreign minister of pakistan rejected the report calling it "old wine in an even older bottle." and now the managing director of the washington institute michael singh who has served as an assistant for condoleeza rice, and with the national security council. i saw this report and i am like, okay, there is nothing new. we know this. don't we? >>guest: well, that is right. and it is important to keep in mind that nato spokesman have said this is not actually an analytical piece by western intelligence ages. it is a compilation of interrogation reports and reflect the views of taliban prisoners but the actual conclusions, what we heard general from general clapper and general petraeus, was not rosy, either. they said while the taliban is on the retre

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