india believes zaki ur rehman lakhvi planned the mumbai siege. his trial has dragged on for years, infuriating india. >> translator: we are very disappointed by what pakistan has done with lakhvi. india wants to influence relations with pakistan and friendly relation should be maintained. but the recent development is very unfortunately. >> reporter: six years on from the siege it continues to haunt mumbai. over the course of 60 hours men attacked hotels a jewish center and a railway station. nine of the ten attackers were subsequently killed. india believes it was lakhvi and his armed group that orchestrated and trained the gunmen, but according to his lawyer there's not enough evidence which is why he's now on bail. much of the case is based on the confession of the one attacker who survived. india executed him two years ago. the attack is a sensitive issue between the neighbors, who historically have had a difficult relationship. a handshake between the two prime ministers last year was thought to be a defining positive moment. but the decisio

lakhvi isn't on bail too long? >> absolutely.a few months ago, we were at opposite sides of the borders where there was an increase in the cross-border firing between india and pakistan and at that time we were saying that relations were tensing up. just last month, the indian foreign minister was here in pakistan and we're hearing about the beginning of talks about turnarounds, but really, zaki rehman lakhvi was on the tops of people's minds. this could have a backlash on already strained ties. so we'll have to wait to see what a pakistani government has to say, but it's a critical and sensitive position when it comes to this particular case. >> shaima and sanjoy thank you very much for joining me on "gmt." >>> the united states right now is asking itself very tough questions about policing and race. the immediate cause, the continued fallout from the killing of an unarmed black man, walter scott, by a white police officer, michael slager in south carolina. a new video footage from slager's patrol car camera shows how the incide

. -- of bail for zaki-ur-rehman lakhvi. was the head of the millicent militant group that carried out the attack. secretary-general ban ki-moon said u.n.-brokered peace talks are the best chance to restore political rule to the country of yemen. parliament of pakistan adopted a resolution calling on all sides to resolve differences peacefully and urge that islam a islamabad stay neutral in the five. we got an update a short while ago. reporter: the debate was going on for the last five days, the joint session was called by the prime minister, the issue of whether to join the yemen conflict or not, to help the saudi's, and another area, there was a lot of talk over this because of the relationship that the saudis have with the pakistanis and with the prime minister because he was thrown out of power from 1999, so because of that, there was a strong chance that there might be some sort of a support that might be part of this resolution, but because of the fact that it has not come, a lot of political observers feel that this

a pakistani court ruled that zaki-ur-rehman lakhvi was to be freed, pending trial.ng terrorism charges in the deaths of 166 people in mumbai. india criticized the release and the u.s. state department said it's "gravely concerned." china today rejected president obama's complaint that it's intimidating neighbors in the south china sea. the chinese have been aggressively building up bases on man-made islands in the disputed region. but in jamaica yesterday, mr. obama said just because china is larger, does not mean countries like the philippines and vietnam can be "elbowed aside." >> where we get concerned with china is where it is not necessarily abiding by international norms and rules, and is using its sheer size and muscle to force countries into subordinate positions. >> woodruff: that drew a response today in beijing, where the chinese foreign ministry turned the charge back on washington. >> ( translated ): you've said that the u.s. leader said that china is showing its size and muscle. i think everyone can see very clearly who it is in the world who is having