mohammad qasab is cannon fodder. >> suspicion is falling on this militant group.y are known to have links to pakistan intelligence. experts doubt that pakistan sanctioned the mumbai raid. >> we closely monitor the activity of these groups. they will have liaison officers. was isi directly involved in the planning of this particular operation? that is a much harder question to answer. >> his confession is being touted by pakistan. others say his testimony provides an intimate account of one of the worst ever atrocities in india. >>> the pentagon is considering sweeping changes to the detainee policy across afghanistan. that is according to a high- level military review obtained by "in new york times." the concern is that the air base has become a recruitment center for the taliban. the air base houses those that the u.s. military considers unlawful combatants. we have this report from washington. >> this airbase is home to the most infamous prison in afghanistan. even the pictures we can show are restricted by the u.s. military for security reasons. around 600 of t

mohammad ajmal amir qasab is charged with 86 offenses including murder and waging war against india. he repeatedly denied involvement until now. inside here is a special prison court. he surprised his lawyer and everyone else with it, confession -- "by plead guilty to my crime." >> we are very surprised that abruptly he would like to confess. i was personally very shocked. [unintelligible] he should not be tried before this court. in a cent. cripe>> he detailed how they are by boat and attack the wilburton -- the railway station. he gave names of the people he had met and the training he had received. the tax increase tension between india and pakistan. the islamist group was behind this. it will pressure them to act against those blamed. >> it has become a recruitment center for the taliban. the u.s. is proposing to overhaul the air base. it houses detainees considered unlawful by the u.s. ministry. it fears the entire afghan prison system is a breeding ground for extremists. a decision by the united states to allow a temporary surge in the side of it -- in the size of its army. 22,