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nick paton walsh is standing by to give us the update.let's go back and hear his reporting. >> reporter: she remembers clearly the smell of her rapist's clothes. >> translator: >> he had felt three clothes on as he does metal and construction work. he came into my house and closed the doors and windows. i started screaming but he shut me out by putting his hand over my mouth. >> reporter: her rapist was the husband of her cousin but this 19-year-old was also blamed. her rape, sex with a married man, was seen as adultery by the courts and she was sentenced to 12 years in jail. to her, there's only one way out. a dreadful choice. >> translator: i was asked if i wanted to start a new life by getting released and marrying this man. this man dishonored me and i want to stay with that man. >> reporter: she can't he is stap her attacker. her daughter is the child of the rape. >> translator: my daughter is a little innocent child. who knew i would have a child in this way. a lot of people told me that after your daughter's born, give it to someon

reza sayah live in islamabad and nick paton walsh live in kabul. reza, start with you. what is pakistan saying? the only folks giving us really any official word about this incident, but who are they saying is responsible for this attack? >> reporter: yeah, t.j. pakistan is not happy at all with this incident. let's pass along some new information just in to cnn. the pakistani military now telling us that it was just one military check post hit with these nato helicopters, but it was two pakistani check posts that were hit killing a total of 24 pakistani soldiers earlier. a government official told us that 26 pakistani soldiers were killed. now the military is saying 24. pakistan, outraged with this incident. we're already seeing the fallout from this. pakistan's prime minister issues a blistering condemnation saying he's going to take this matter up with nato officials and u.s. officials. he's already cut short a trip. he's coming back to islamabad tonight calling an emergency meeting with government officials. he is also calling on the military to investigation this m

cnn's nick paton walsh joins us now. happy thanksgiving, nick. a decade of war here swirling around me here. thanksgiving and celebration provides a few hours and several thousand calories worth of relief for many soldiers from the conflict here. we've been to quite remarkable dinner here that shows the sheer logistics in feeding people on a celebration like this in a war zone. remarkable amount of beef available to them. cut up for some grateful soldiers here. the pentagon saying that for today they have 168,000 pounds worth of turkey around the world. nearly 100,000 pounds worth of beef. thousands of pounds worth of stuffing as well. absolutely a massive celebration here for americans. >> nick paton walsh from afghanistan. happy thanksgiving. thanks for joining us. >> soldiers look so happy, didn't they? >> they do. we send over 168,000 pounds of turkey. 37,800 pounds of stuffing. it's incredible. >> they're hungry. they do a lot of work there. >> they most certainly do. >> a favorite tradition for thanksgiving in cincinnati. a turkey toss. sev

nick paton walsh, this is a report out of afghanistan who is now in prison for being raped.e a listen. >> reporter: her rapist was the cousin and she's to blame. the rape, sex with a married man, is seen by adultery by the courts and sentenced to 12 years in jail. >> she was raped, she was blamed, sent to jail. your afghan policy aside. as a presidential candidate, are you willing to speak out against such an injustice? i mean, afghanistan is a country where we're fighting, we're dying for. we've given them nearly $60 billion. will you call out this injustice tonight at that stage that is behind you? >> well, this is an injustice and certainly we'll have a counterterror effort left behind and civil society strengthening exercise and it will address the issues that you're talking about here. we need to rescale what you're doing there. we should be not nation building at a time when this nation needs to be rebuilt. we've had ten years in terms of strengthening civil society and helping the military get back on its feet again. we need to start worrying about our own affairs her

cnn's nick paton walsh is live from kabul. nick, it is a terrible situation here.eleased, first of all? >> well, suzanne, we don't know at the moment. what we do know is the presidential palace told us today that on thursday president karzai is going to have a high-level meeting with his judiciary to discuss this issue, amongst others, and after that they may issue a statement if they think that's necessary. now translated that suggests that president karzai here has heard the appeals, has received the petition of nearly 5,000 names collected over the internet and a plea for clemency from her lawyer and is now looking personally at the case. hopes high certainly amongst her legal team. that may change her plight. remember, she still has another year left to serve out her sentence. prosecutors deciding although the adultery she served in jail wasn't serious enough for her to serve out the full 12 years, they want her kept in jail for a little bit longer because she hadn't reported that crime fast enough. tonight despite the intervention she does remain in jail with

here's cnn's nick paton walsh with a look at video that just surfaced online, showing preparations forghtening mind-set of the suicide bombers. >> reporter: but now cnn has gain adieu technique insight into how that raid was planned. the taliban have posted online a lengthy propaganda video, they say, about the seven men behind that attack. this is a display, what they want us to see of their skills and planning. cnn can't prove it's genuine, only that it shows how sophisticated their message and media are after a decade of war. ambush somewhere else seems to let insurgents steal military uniforms. one hotel attacker speaks about his wish to die. my message is life is too short, he says. you can die of cancer or a car accident. if you want god's blessing, be a suicide attacker. the preparations are elaborate. here they sit, we think only the faces of the dead visible, in front of a model of the hotel, discussing tactics. those view machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades get on the roof and use it as a control tower so the enemy can't enter easily. then there's footage of the attack

nick paton walsh is in kabul tonight. nick, who are officials blaming?esman saying preliminary evidence suggests the notorious hakani network were behind that blast on saturday. vitally important, because u.s. officials claim they have a safe haven and technical assistance from pakistan's intelligence services, something which pakistan denies. this will put the scrutiny on pakistan for the days ahead, key meetings between afghan and pakistani officials happening just tomorrow in istanbul. erin? >> nick, thank you. >>> and now to libya, the official end to the seven-month-long nato air strike campaign comes at midnight. matthew chance is in tripoli. i guess it means it's just past. matthew, is there talk of a security role from here on? >> reporter: firstly, nato has made it quite clear that its libyan intervention is well and truly over. any further military assistance must be negotiated separately. indeed, there's word the u.s. may continue to control the skies over this country beyond the nato deadline. and libya has huge challenges ahead. potential fo

nick paton walsh is covering it. nick, what were the terms?the limitations that president hamid karzai put on the american presence here are basically the formalization of complaints about the nato presence that we've heard before from afghan officials. he wants an end to night raids by u.s. special forces and ends to searching of afghan homes and says that americans here won't have the power of arrest over afghans. karzai is trying to both sound like a nationalistic leader who will defend afghan interests while at the end of the day accepting that he wants the u.s. and afghanistan to have a long-term military alliance. erin? >> thank you very much. >>> bizarre details emerging about the mother of a missing 2-year-old boy from washington state. sky metalwala disappeared 11 days ago. that's when bellevue police say his mother, julia biryukova said she ran out of gas just seat of seattle. according to cops, she left her son in the car and took her 4-year-old daughter with her to get help. police later test-drove her 1998 acura integra. they said

nick paton walsh is covering it. nick, what were the terms?the limitation that he put on american presence here are the complains about the nato presence we've heard before from afghan officials. he wants an end tonight raids by u.s. special forces and ends to searching of afghan homes and says americans here won't have the power of arrest over afghans. karzai is trying to sound like a nationalistic leader who will defend afghan interests while at the end of the day accepting that he wants the u.s. and afghanistan to have a long-term military alliance. >>> bizarre details emerging about the mother of a missing 2-year-old boy from washington state. web site where sugar babies go to meet sugar daddies. the ceo of that site is joining us from las vegas. no wrong doing vis-a-vis the web site has been alleged here. i'm just curious, could you explain what a sugar baby is, why a woman might be on it? >> yeah. the sugar baby is defined as a younger woman who usually wants to meet a wealthy man too take care of them. in this case, sugar dadddaddies. i

nick paton walsh is covering it. nick, what were the terms?ence we've heard before from afghan officials. he wants an end tonight raids by u.s. special forces and ends to searching of afghan homes and says americans here won't have the power of arrest over afghans. karzai is trying to sound like a nationalistic leader who will defend afghan interests while at the end of the day accepting that he wants the u.s. and afghanistan to have a long-term military alliance. >>> bizarre details emerging about the mother of a missing 2-year-old boy from washington state. he disappeared 11 days ago. that's when his mother, julia biryukova ran out of gas. according to cops, she left her son in the car and took her 4-year-old daughter to get help. police later drove her car and say it was full of gas and nothing was wrong with it. after more than a week of searching and several hundred tips, police are taking a closer look at the mother. a profile using her name has been spotted on a website called seekingarrangements.com where sugar babies go to meet sugar

nick paton walsh is in kabul tonight. nick, who are officials blaming?ying preliminary evidence suggests the notorious hakani network were behind that blast on saturday. vitally important, because u.s. officials claim they have a safe haven and technical assistance from pakistan's intelligence services, something which pakistan denies. this will put the scrutiny on pakistan for the days ahead, key meetings between afghan and pakistani officials happening just tomorrow in istanbul. erin? >> nick, thank you. >>> and now to libya, the official end to the seven-month-long nato air strike campaign comes at midnight. matthew chance is in tripoli. i guess it means it's just past. matthew, is there talk of a security role from here on? >> reporter: firstly, nato has made it quite clear that its libyan intervention is well and truly over. any further military assistance must be negotiated separately. indeed, there's word the u.s. may continue to control the skies over this country beyond the nato deadline. and libya has huge challenges ahead. potential for confli

cnn nick paton walsh is live in kabul and has the pictures. >> reporter: these are remarkable ammage ag itcmages ty wants us to see. it seems to show a new level of tactics and preparedness. one of the most brazen attacks to hit kabul. in june a government conference at the intercontinental hotel was attacked by a suicide squad who killed 11 others. it took special forces, healths and a drone to suppress it six hours later. president karzai holds a vital meeting about america's presence here, but now cnn gained a unique inside into how that raid was planned. the taliban have posted online a lengthy propaganda video they say about the seven men behind that attack. this is a display, what they want us to see of their skills and planning. cnn can't prove its genuine, only that it shows how sophisticated their message and media are after a decade of war. an ambush somewhere else seems to let insurgents steal military uniforms. one hotel attacker speaks of his wish to die. my message is, lie is too short, he says. he will die are cancer or a car ac

nick paton walsh keeping you anap of the story. reason while h.this the start of a new cold war in europe? and details of a different kind of threat mentioned in last night's presidential debate in washington. what is electromagnetic pulse attack, and why does one candidate say it's among his greatest fears? >>> a stern warning from russia today. presiden president medvedev. he is prepared to back a defense system. jill dougherty has details. >> reporter: medvedev calls barack obama a partner but the announcement yesterday throws the partnership into doubt. >> translator: the russian defense will deploy weapons into the south and west of the country to take out defense sim in europe. >> reporter: they're deploying missiles between lithuanian and poland. those missiles will be aimed squarely on the missile shield the u.s. is planning to build in several europe countries which washington insists is meant to fend against threats from iran. but they want a legal guarantee that it's not aimed at russia. >> translator: we will not agree to take part of

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