fact that everybody knew that the minute that she arrived in pakistan after the exile, she landed in karachi and goes on a convoy with hundreds of thousands of people awaiting her as she goes to the mausoleum and there's a huge attack and knowing that, she wasn't afforded the protection that she needed and there was no more dramatic proof of the danger that she was in in that attack in karachi and afforded to the protection that she was entitled to. >> host: i found it boulder to come out is that the police deliberately botched this investigation which is pretty strong language. can you talk about the role of the police and the investigation and in particular the role of the police chief? >> one can be a diplomat and in this sense we are given the task and a protocol that isn't needed in the report or the book to uncover the truth and in this case in fact they did a cover up because they watched the scene of the crime after the suicide bombing occurred. this is unbelievable because anyone knows, even people that watch tv, csis the first thing that you secure the scene of the crime for eviden

there was no more dramatic proof of the danger that she was in than that attack in karachi. and nevertheless, she wasn't afforded the protection that she was entitled to. >> host: uh-uh huh. one of the interesting conclusions, and i sound it pretty bold for a diplomat to actually come out and say what he thinks as opposed to being diplomatic, is that the police deliberately botched this investigation which, that's pretty strong language. can you talk a little bit about the role of the police and the investigation into her assassination and particularly the role of the police chief? >> guest: yes, right. well, i feel that one can be a diplomat, but one has to speak truth to power. and in that sense we were given a task, and we had to do it, and protocol is not needed in a report or in a book where you try to uncover the truth. in this case we say that the police, in fact, did a cover-up because they washed the scene of the crime an hour and 40 minutes after the bombing, the suicide bombing occurred. this is unbelievable because, i mean, anyone knows -- even people that watch

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what shape is that it's the midnight said this in karachi pakistan on the country is predominantly a mess and chaos at ten a bombing attack struck a chat to the northwest pacific the shah was getting more than ninety people the incident sent shock waves to the country although radical sunnis in the swing attacks in afghanistan that has baffled by the christians and associates. then on it. it's god's message that we should love others as we love ourselves. we should love our neighbors. this is the message of christmas crafts i want to pounce on to warn you. the indian state religion is what is m but a growing number of people i enjoy the christmas atmosphere we got to sit there in age and the country is enjoying economic growth and consumption is teased up on separately. we don't know what christmas means that people come to buy these things they said they look nice and make them happy also in the pre dominant what this country since the ex and thailand and the number of people i enjoy the christmas stamp. that's going to wrap up our place in i'm part of the attacks that will be in ba

a series of targeted attacks has rocked pakistan's biggest city of karachi killing at least eleven people and want to solve armed man on motorcycles killed three clerics and two foreign students at a seminary the city remains tense with manning roads and markets closed. french medical experts have stated the former palestinian leader yasser arafat's was not poisoned and could have died of natural causes that contradicts previous reports by swiss lab which sided radioactive polonium to tan as the possible cause of death a longtime leader of the palestinian authority fell ill and passed away two thousand and four palestinians have suspected israel of poisoning him which tel aviv denies . the european court of human rights has heard claims that inmates of so-called cia black side prisons were tortured it's the first time the allegations have been addressed in a partly open session the case was brought by two terrorist suspects who allege that they suffered human rights abuses at a secret facility in poland in two thousand and two and two thousand and three and they are currently being held a

series of targeted attacks has rocked pakistan's biggest city of karachi killing at least eleven people and was sold armed man on motorcycles killed three clerics and two foreign students at a seminary the city remains tense with manny roads and markets closed. french medical experts have stated that a former palestinian leader yasser arafat's was not poisoned and could have died of natural causes that contradicts previous reports by a swiss lab which sided radioactive polonium two ten as a possible cause of death a long time leader of the palestinian authority fell ill and passed away in two thousand and four palestinians have suspected israel of poisoning him which television denies. eleven and now worry commander of the militant group has been killed outside his house and beirut the organization has accused israel of carrying out the assassination saying that he had been targeted before but managed to escape multiple attempts on his life israel has not commented so far i will bring you more as soon as we get it. a bomb attack has been foiled and the russian republic of dagestan with

series of targeted attacks is rock pakistan's biggest city of karachi killing at least eleven people in one a sold armed man on motorcycles killed three clerks and two foreign students at a seminary the city remains tense with manny rhodes and markets closed. the european court of human rights has heard claims that inmates of so-called cia black sites prisons were tortured it's the first time the allegations have been addressed in a part of the open session the case was brought by two terror suspects who allege that they suffered human rights abuses at a secret facility in poland in two thousand and two thousand and three and they're currently being held at america's guantanamo bay detention camp over accusations of carry out terror attacks and having ties to al qaida. to lebanon now were a commander of the shia militant group has been killed outside his house in beirut the organization has accused israel of carrying out the assassination israel has not commented so far and we'll keep you updated on this as we get more information . up next as promised the turbulent situation in ukra

manufacturers of bulletproof pakistan'snding southern city of karachi.bject of safety, fort showcased its collision avoidance technology in belgium. the car will take over steering and braking it it does not detect the driver doing the job. ford expects less resistance to this idea than driverless cars. perhaps they are saving that for next year. sells 2xt, the xbox million console before christmas day. we will see where it ranks on the top gadgets of the year. this is one of them. and find out what our reporters have written about when "asia edge" returns. ♪ >> welcome back. joining me is david zeb and our guest. we all have our toys. >> there are five that we have got. list, asbottom of the usual. is your number five, the iphone 5s. >> that is right. the iphone was our number three pick last year. the reason that it is number five is screen size. it is still the same size. phone, but we believe that the screen is too small. the good news is that apple has the iphone 6 at this time next year, 4.7. >> do you know that for sure? >> we are pretty sure. >>

while homuth of dolphin mood was captured in karachi pakistan in two thousand and two his official files describe the mood as a member of osama bin laden's fifty fifth brigade which took place in the attack on air force base he was described as a high risk to u.s. interests with medium intelligence value i spoke with michael ratner president emeritus at the center for constitutional rights to talk more in depth about the transfer of this man and what it means for the future of on tom ok well you know we've had eighty people who've been recommended for release years ago and it's taken five years since obama promised to close the place to start getting some people released it is as you said a ray of hope why now i think a couple of things one is i think the hunger strikes that took place in may or a few months ago put this issue back on the front page that's number one number two i think it is still a huge issue in the muslim world that we are keeping a hundred eighty people or one hundred sixty people rather who have never been charged with crimes at guantanamo so i think they want to the

at risk for re engaging with our clean air meanwhile the mood of dollars from moon was captured in karachi pakistan in two thousand to his official files to spend time as a member of osama bin laden's fifty fifth air of a brigade which took place in the attack on iran air force base. he was assigned as the high risk to us interests whitney the intelligence value. i spoke with michael ratner president emeritus at the center for constitutional rights to talk more in depth about the transfer of these and then what it means for the future of guantanamo bay but you know we've had eighty people who've been recommended for relief years ago has taken five years since obama promised to close the place to start getting some people really. it is as you said a ray of hope. why now i think a couple of things one is i think the hunger strike that took place in may are a few months ago. with this. the shoe back on the front page that's number one number two i think it is still a huge issue in the muslim world that we are keeping hundred eighty people hundred and sixty people rather what never been charge

manufacturers of bulletproof cars are finding a market in pakistan's notoriously exciting southern city of karachi also here. >> on the subject of safety, ford showcased its collision avoidance technology in belgium in october. the car will take over steering and braking if he does not detect the driver doing the job. -- lessects this resistance to this idea than self driving cars. >> that was the year in review for cars. what about flight? our aviation reporter is here with the latest. what are some of the trends we found in 2013? >> one of the biggest themes was the rise of the middle eastern carriers and their dominance. showing one world, the alliance with iberia. a tremendous number of planes. in the running for buying a stake in al italia. that is one group of airlines that will play in enormous role. and of course, the low-cost carriers. they have been pushing forward in 2013 and they will play a big role in 2014 as well. low costs?ut the >> in terms of the low-cost, probably the most interesting will be in europe. you saw some big orders at the beginning of the year with easyjet and ryanai

while bulletproof cars are seeing this in their city of karachi. >> i am feeling great.ct of safety, it showcased its avoidance technology in belgium in october. the car will take over steering and braking if it does not protect the driver. ford expects less resistance. you can get more on that and all the day's top stories. you can watch this live forever you are in the world. this is all you have to do. coming up later, japan wants to boost exports to cars and electronics. this is also a drive for the animation industry. we have a special report coming up. next, investment tips from norman chan. he says the u.s. is the most promising market. he is standing by in our "first up" greenroom. -- in ourirst up" greenroom. this is "first up." ♪ >> welcome back. the cash crunch in china continues. we are joined now for the details. >> good morning. let's take a look force -- first of where we are. on friday as far as market started trading, the interbank lending rates fell back down. what happened was that they inched upward for the most part on friday. where are we? we are no

he was born in karachi pakistan and went to grade school in turkey, high school in india and early in his career was an arms control expert in the u.s. senate. i would add that both his parents were distinguished state department officials. his father highly respected ambassador and member of the foreign service and his mother one of the government's top analyst on afghanistan in the region. i would also add in this arid of chairman rogers and our previous speaker congressman van hollen in his leadership on the budget issues and elsewhere has shown himself to be a strong bipartisan leader looking for consensus and putting the interest of the country first and we are delighted to have you with us today. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. >> coming. >> it's great to be here. >> thank you very much for your generous introduction and it's a great to be taking a break in budget negotiations frankly. your biosays you are an arms control expert in the senate but i should add is a former senate staffer who worked for senator hagel on the foreign relations relations -- relations

he was born in karachi, pakistan, went to grade school in pakistan and india. of his add that both parents were distinguished state department officials, his father a highly respected ambassador and member of the foreign service. his mother, one of the government's top analysts on afghanistan and the region. , inuld also add that addition to chairman rogers, congressman van hollen has shown himself to be a strong bipartisan leader looking for consensus and putting the issues of the country first. we are delighted to have you here today. [applause] thank you. great to see you. thank you for coming. >> thank you for your generous introduction. it is good to take a break from the budget negotiations, frankly. your bio says you are an arms control expert in the senate. as a former senate staffer who worked for senator hagel on the foreign relations committee, and someone who wrote my dissertation here on iraq, you are more than that on the committee. your report for the foreign ,elations committee in 1988 1989, on chemical weapons use by saddam hussein, written by

he was born in karachi, pakistan, went to grade school in pakistan and india. i would add that both of his parents were distinguished state department officials, his father a highly respected ambassador and member of the foreign service. his mother, one of the government's top analysts on afghanistan and the region. i would also add that, in addition to chairman rogers, congressman van hollen has shown himself to be a strong bipartisan leader looking for consensus and putting the issues of the country first. we are delighted to have you here today. [applause] >> thank you. great to see you. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you for your generous introduction. it is good to take a break from the budget negotiations, frankly. >> your bio says you are an arms control expert in the senate. i should add, as a former senate staffer who worked for senator hagel on the foreign relations committee, and someone who wrote my dissertation here on iraq, you are more than that on the committee. your report for the foreign relations committee in 1988, 1989, on chemical weapon