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

officials quickly connected the attackers to a militant islamic group in pakistan with ties to the isi, the country's intelligence service. but what they didn't know was that, for two years, an undercover operative had been casing the city, developing a blueprint for terror. his name: david coleman headley. he'd been chosen for the job because he had the perfect cover; he was an american. for the past year, i've been on the trail of david coleman headley, investigating his rise from small-time drug smuggler to international terrorist and spy. i started here in chicago, where, in 2008, headley had moved his pakistani wife and four children. they lived on the north side, near headley's old friend, a man named tahawwur rana. ( doorbell rings ) mrs. rana, how are you? if you could tell me what you know about how they met? i talked with rana's wife. >> my husband, he told me he was his class fellow. >> rotella: headley and rana became close in the 1970s... >> this is my husband. >> rotella: ...growing up outside of islamabad. >> this is dave. >> rotella: david coleman headley. >> mm-hmm. >>

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one of the most important representations of isis is what we call the "isis lactans"; that's isis sucklingffspring at her breast. this is a kind of iconography that appears to have been terribly determinative in the early iconography of mary and jesus. >> narrator: worshippers of the age-old persian god mithras gathered in secret chapels throughout the empire. they would eat sacred meals together and celebrate their god's birthday on december 25. >> the egyptian cult and mithraism were two of the great religious movements of the time and certainly would have posed some of the most difficult competition for christianity. >> most people who study the origins of christianity are curious about how this unlikely movement would have succeeded in such a powerful and dramatic way. and it's not an easy question to answer, why this movement succeeded when others did not. if you think about the gods of the ancient world and you think about what they looked like, they looked like the emperor and his court. but this religion is saying that every person-- man, woman, child, slave, barbarian, no matter w

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the international space station it's the first space flight of twenty twelve expected to reach the isis so after a two day journey because the ship is carrying a more than two and a half tons of fuel food and quint as well as personal packages for crew members from the families who are currently six people station that the isis monitoring and conducting scientific experiments. in fact staying with space exploration in the failure of moscow's recent unbend mission to mars was due to harmful solar activity but that's the preliminary finding by a russian investigators looking into the breakdown of the group to prove it was launched in the vent but not stuck in earth's orbit before plummeting back in he says ten days ago experts also think it could have been downed by american radar interference but nasa is refusing to work with the russian experts who present their final report on sunday. natasha is here for us now with latest business news. twenty four minutes past one pm here in moscow you're watching business r.t. russia exporters will be able to get cheap all opens thanks to a new insu

one deals with the isi in places where it is in our interest. we have to find ways to redress the imbalance between the civilian and the military government. when i say to redress, i mean what we can to foster an atmosphere in which pakistanis can reduce the imbalance. we can't do that. only they can do that. only can that happen if there is leadership that provides what we call good governance to the public and that is the only way you are going to do it. i don't think that with a recovery or not the fact of the matter is it isn't adel on popular in pakistan. one of the reasons that they provide support to the taliban is i think that a lot of people in pakistan are sympathetic to that policy. so far from that being a problem in terms of pakistan the attitudes, it might actually be something that helps, so that is within pakistan the average pakistan is right aware of the intelligence services. there are three of them they have to deal with and it is not homogenous operations and it's also something that i think is very important to remember. th

agency, isi, admitted to receiving $3.5 from the isi from 1990 to 2001 for 11 years. he is charged with illegally loving pack stan and isi to influence the u.s. policy. due for march 2012 and is under house arrest until then. >> you know if you'll watch the case, but he'll probably get 10 years. so another one broke in the fall of this year by brian underwood. he was a contract guard in a consulate in china. he tried to spy for the prc in china between december and march of this year. he sent letters to the prc ouring to provide information on the new councils being built and photographs he took inside the consulate. he tried to volunteer not chinese this is what the county cul looks like, and he gets arrested twice. first arrest questioned by the fbi concerning the contents of the letter and the photographs for the chinese officials, and what did he do? he lied about it. that means he committed 10 # 01. he had a false statement and violation of 1001. he's supposed to appear in court in december, and he flees. now he's a fugitive spy, and they arrest him in l.a. and b

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the story isis >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the main suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway has pleaded guilty in the 2010 murder of a peruvian woman. in court today joran van der sloot said he was truly sorry for the killing of stefani flores. he killed her as a result of extreme psychological trauma he suffered from the fall-out over the holloway case his attorney said. he faces 30 years in prison, he will be sentenced friday. nat heat holloway disappeared in 2005 on -- natalee holloway disappeared in 2005. she was on a high school trip in aruba, where joran van der sloot grew up. >>> the 10th and verse -- in 29 president obama signed an executive order to close guantanamo bay within a year congressional road s have stalled efforts to make that happen. last july, 171 were still detained there at its height the prison held more than 750. >>> this morning two good samaritans who saved an elderly union city couple from their burning home were honored as heroes. i was an emotional first reunion between the -- it was an emotional first reunion

the things said in the various exchanges that were suddenly published was that the director of the isi, general pasha, went to the gulf seeking permission to sack zardari. in fact, at least one journalist wrote about this and became quite explosive in pakistan, and he is subsequent he no longer in pakistan. but what is curious if pasha diss actually do that, that is treason under article vi of the constitution, and where is this much-vaulted, independent judiciary that isn't taking up the question of pasha going to the gulf? that is very clearly an article vi, high treason offense if it's true. so i think the point that you made about the relationship between plmn and ppp and the supreme court and sharif verse is us zardari and the others is at the core of what's going on. the fact that the court has not exercised similar interest in investigating whether or not pasha was an act of high treason should cast a lot of dubaity over the judicial proceedings that are ongoing. >> i have one more question for professor fair which has been submitted on twitter. >> yeah, twitter. [laughter] it's

there isis for after-school programs, no cultural experience within our neighborhoods for our use and for our families to experience in their neighborhood. it is part of our general plan that there is a part in every district in the city. every neighborhood, people need to have access to a cultural experience to enrich their lives and in order to provide opportunities for our use. on the task force recommended this be expanded citywide. i appreciate the work and the efforts of president chiu in putting this forward. i was speaking with someone in the audience and we have built out c3. we're experiencing large scale projects south of market and on the west side, parkmerced, a treasure island, hunters point. if we do not catch up with this development, wearing to lose out on our community to create these spaces and cultural experiences in our neighborhood. i support community -- the community supports it. i appreciate the compromise that was given to give time in order to work this into their projects. i appreciate your consideration. any questions, i am happy to answer. thank you. supe

. >> ron paul isis in ththe top tier. >> the new york times, bringing the season of primaries -- the new year comes, bringing a season of primaries. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- thanks for joiningng us. i'm mark shields. gordon peterson will be back next week. things have changed since we were last together. newt gingrich's slide in the polls was not by his campaign's failure to qualify for the virginia republican primary. >> it was just a mistake. i hired somebody who turned in 11,100 and -- [unintelligible] >> he compared that to pearl harbor? i think itit is re like lucille ball at the chocolate factory. [laughter] you got to get it organized. >> gingrich posture problems provided an opening for the campaigns, specifically ron paul and romney, who are fighting for the iowa lead, followed closely by rick santorum, who jumped into double digits. jeanne cummings, what won't, self-inflicted or otherwise, mo led to gingrich's fall from grace? >> there is much chinenese backckground that was ing to come up --. his work up -- there was much in his bac

m >> here i come indianapo >> here isi come >>> welcome back, everyone. a bombshell in the business world overnight. the ceo and founders of blackberry maker research in motion are out. the canadian company made the smartphone into a must-have business tool but blackberry has stumbled in recent years for apple and android devices. and its playbook computer. and tablet and e-readers over the holiday studies show that 29% of us now own either a tablet computer or an electronic. ownership of tablets and e-readers both nearly doubled between mid-december and beginning of this month. >>> overseas markets were up and down overnight with good news about u.s. housing. tokyo's nikkei average, half a point. hong kong's hang seng was closed for the lunar new year. in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the dow was up 298 points last week. the nasdaq index rose 76. >>> and today is the first business day for those new u.s.. mailing a letter now costs 45 cents. that's a penny m last week. if you already have forever stamps that you purchased at 44 cents, do

isis the date is d-day. will we see a dislocation in the market if greece defaults your view? >> i you look at how greek paper is price right now, default, voluntary or nonvoluntary is very much priced in to t market. the resources tha are available to the ropean union to germany, to france are pretty significant. there's not like a drop-dead date in march. they could push this down the road for a number of months and quarters beyond that. it gets messy but i think people expe a pretty rough conclusion to what is going on in greece right now sglets move to the u.s. mary, we had data out on friday, the end of the week, america's fourth qrter gdp up 2.8%. thfed committing this last week to keeeeping interest rate low for an additional year through 2014. when i heard the fed say we are going to keep rates low until 2014, i thought when do you hear the fed give a specific year they are going to keep rates. maybe things are worse than i thought in the u united states. what are you seeing in the u.s.? >> that's one thout. but thehe reality is that providing a lot of liquidity as are

the juliette in tripoli on the twenty first of december i also asked him about the initiative of isis see it hate to bring the case of assisted nation of number of gadhafi to an international group. in court actually his response was a very reserved and after that they said that it's very important to show to the international community that new libya does not have anything in common with the previous regime now the western companies are lining up to get lucrative deals with the new libyan authorities where does russia stand with that some of the russian companies have already. started their operations in libya my guess probably of his working together with any of jeep to extract oil the russian railroads are ready to give back the russian companies are talking to their counterparts in libya about returning to libya i got a very clear message from the political leadership and from the prime minister when i was in tripoli on the twenty first of december that you libyan government welcomes russian companies to be back so why not ok let's talk about syria now that's been top news for a w

as personal packages for the crew members from their families currently six people stationed at the isis monitoring and conducting scientific experiments. for some world news in brief for you doubt this hour an eighteen story building has collapsed in the center of rio de janeiro reports say that two people are dead and up to eleven could still be trapped on the bubble dozens of firefighters and paramedics are working at the scene looking for survivors pick layers of dust and debris cover the surrounding area making the search difficult i would say there was a strong smell of gas in an explosion before the building collapsed. libya's defense minister has arrived in the town of bani walid on the lists of former daphne seize control of the area on monday the minister has begun negotiations with the militiamen who drove out pro-government forces three days ago people were killed and twenty five others were wounded in the battle retaking of the town as a first major challenge the new government of pretty. one of the owners of the cruise liner capsized off the italian coast denies telling the

as personal packages for crew members from their families and currently six people station that the isis want to bring in conducting scientific experiments. and other farms over rule america produce around thirty nine percent of the world's corn every year but not all of it ends up on dinner tables instead of feeding the hungry almost half of the u.s. court supply goes to making ethanol in order to power american cars so it's easy christine for the reports this has many are asking which is more important food or fuel. it is a process that comes. with the price. for the american way not just from farm to. but from farm to fuel and this is where it all starts where the thieves are planted and the corn grows it is the most simple part of a process that has become anything but simple the production and youth of ethanol one largely considered an environmental one has become very political being blamed for everything from the power of the state of iowa to world hunger fifteen percent right now of the food increases in this country that you've seen in the last year are directly associated with

is the one to campaign isy will when you tomorrow. spent the day on the comments they say taken completely out of context. mitt romney got caught in a -- about an off- the chamberark to commerce. talking about consumer is getting able to fire health insurance providers. huntsman went after the remark. >> governor romney in joyce firing people. i enjoy creating jobs. -- enjoys firing people. >> to volunteers from the area took vacation for romney.paign >> i am pretty confident that behind him.ll come >> i want to see him as the next president. >> this event was supposed to be in the living room, but the crowd was too large. one area of support, young voters. people are sick and old politics.ame paul's message is different. >> what is the difference this time around? about 10 pounds heavier. the issue today is about the economy. >> in which gingrich told us, do not count him out. -- newt gingrich told us to do not count him out. how do you regain your momentum? comebackhe grandfather. says its isrich himeverance that will see through. w

agency, isi. he has pleaded guilty to receiving millions of dollars from the isi for 1990 to 2001. he is charged with illegally lobbying and pakistan to influence u.s. policy in kashmir. >> it is an interesting one. he whawill probably get 10 years. another one broker in the fall of this year. brian underwood was a consulate guard in china. he tried to spy -- he sent letters to the prc with information on the new consulate being build and the photographs he took inside the consulate. he gets arrested twice in september, because the first arrest, he is questioned by the fbi concerning the contents of the letter and the photographs. what did he do? he lied about it. he committed 1001. arrested on two counts of making a false statement. that was in september 1st. he is supposed to appear in court, same month in december, and he flees. they arrest him in l.a., and look what the charge is. they charged him with the 794, big espionage. he is facing life imprisonment for espionage if convicted of that, o

agency, isi. he has pleaded guilty to receiving millions of dolls from the isi for 1990 to 2001. he is charged with illegally lobbyingnd pakistan to influence u.s. policy in kashmir. >> it is an interesting one. he whawill probably get 10 years. another one broker in the fall of this year. brian underwood was a consulate guard in china. he tried to spy -- he sent letters to the prc with information on the new consulate being build and the photographs he took inside the consulate. he gets arrested twice in september, because the first arrest, he is questioned by the fbi concerning the contents of the letter and the photographs. what did he do? he lied about it. he committed 1001. arrested on two counts of making a false statement. thatas in september 1st. he is supposed to appear in cot, same month in december, and he flees. they arrest him in l.a., and look what the charge is. they charged him with the 794, big espionage. he is facing life imprisonment for espionage if convicted of that, or he ple

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