the former pakistani leader, pervez musharraf, expense the night in custody.xpected to spend at least two weeks under house arrest before appearing in court. let's return to our stock -- our top story -- as details emerged on the identities, investigators and the public are trying to understand why they carried out the attacks. president obama said this -- >> obviously, tonight there are many unanswered questions. among them, why did young men who grew up and studied here as part of our communities and our country resort to such violence? how did they plan and carry out these attacks? did they receive any help? >> to discuss the threat of harm, terrorists in the that is states, i'm joined by an international security analyst and former u.s. intelligence officer. he joins us from london. recording ofou a mother has been saying to the media. me that he told would be on the side of jihad. what ever they are talking about, he is a loser. my son would never do this. >> the mother said there that tamrqaln would never be on the side of jihad and would never do this.

. >> he is to be the most powerful man in pakistan, but today pervez musharraf fled the courtroom in islamabad to avoid going to jail. the high court refused to extend his bail and ordered his arrest over controversial decision he made back in 2007 to fire and imprison a group of judges. >> among the throng, pervez musharraf leaves the high court moments after an order for his arrest. the former military ruler car and get away with one ofroof hisodyguae side. e jeerfrom lawyers who called him a traitor, but there was no move by police. it is a far cry from his glory days as army chief, but since his return from exile last month, he has been barred from running for office and looks like a spent force. man. is a brave he has that i have no fear. >> pervez musharraf remains holed up here inside his heavily fortified farm house. there are police right outside the door, but they are here to protect him, not to take him into custody. there has been no attempt by the authorities to place him under arrest, but pakistan once all- powerful -- the once all- powerful military dictator is now a w

a court in pakistan has ordered the arrest of former president, pervez musharraf, local tv showed him leaving the court after the ruling. musharraf has been accused of treason for imposing emergency rule and arresting judges in 2007. now germany's lower house of parliament is due to vote later n an e.u. law to cyprus. the german finance machinester is urging parliament to pass the bailout despite an uncertainty of the euro crisis that they are going in the right direction. an aid package could save the debt-ridden country. eurozone finance ministers already agreed to a $13 billion bailout for the mediterranean island last week. >> cyprus is in a dramatic situation. it's had practically no access to the markets for a year and a half, and if we don't help, then cyprus will inevitably go bankrupt. >> we're going live to berlin. is the outcome a surprise? >> this is the latest news we have. 602 members of parliament, 487 by d in favor, so it passed very large minorities. it's not a surprise given germany got what it wanted. there was a time when it looked like there was not a bail-in, the

pakistan's high court has ordered the arrests of former president pervez musharraf. he's accused of serious illegal acts while in office. musharraf returned to pakistan last month from self-imposed exile hoping to make a comeback in politics, but now that comeback is in doubt. she expressed her expectations for the bilateral relationship. >> the government of japan, as i said, will be reconnected to the development of our agricultural sector and the encouragement of a better education system in my country. >> the myanmar opposition leader is visiting japan for the first time in 27 years. >>> researchers in japan are working to keep people on therapy feet and moving. they have been carrying out a clinical trial for people that have trouble walking get a step ahead. >> reporter: the robot is a system called hybrid assistive limb. it's attached to the legs of people who have difficulty walking. various sensors detect muscle movement. it delivers strength where needed. researchers ran a pilot test. this patient in her 60s has a degenerative disease. it could deprive her

pakistan's high court has ordered the arrests of former president pervez musharraf. he's accused of serious illegal acts while in office. musharraf returned to pakistan last month from self-imposed exile hoping to make a comeback in politics, but now that comeback is in doubt. she expressed her expectations for the bilateral relationship. >> the government of japan, as i said, will be reconnected to the development of our agricultural sector and the encouragement of a better education system in my country. >> the myanmar opposition leader is visiting japan for the first time in 27 years. >>> researchers in japan are working to keep people on therapy feet and moving. they have been carrying out a clinical trial for people that have trouble walking get a step ahead. >> reporter: the robot is a system called hybrid assistive limb. it's attached to the legs of people who have difficulty walking. various sensors detect muscle movement. it delivers strength where needed. researchers ran a pilot test. this patient in her 60s has a degenerative disease. it could deprive her

pervez musharraf was pakistan's president when the strikes began. h level pakistani officials claimed to have nothing to do with them but now musharraf is finally coming clean in an interview with our own nick robertson standing by live in islamabad, pakistan. what did musharraf tell you, nick? >> reporter: well, jake, in all that time, those ten years, pakistani politicians, musharraf included, have denied, denounced drone strikes. denied they ever had a hand in them. i asked him point blank, so what you're telling me is there might have been some. this is what he said. what you're saying here, on occasion there was agreement. >> no. only on very few occasions where the target was absolutely isolated and had no chance of collateral damage. >> reporter: what musharraf said was there was an agreement, security agreement between u.s./pakistani forces and if they couldn't get the pakistani army on to an al qaeda or taliban target, then this is how he explained they authorized the drone strikes. >> discussed the military level, the intelligence level to

pervez musharraf is accused of committing crimes while he was in office. >>> and many chinese are taking precautions to protect themselves against a new strain of bird flu. some are steering clear of poultry. >>> welcome to nhk world "newsline." u.s. authorities are carrying out a large-scale manhunt around the city of boston, searching for a suspect they believe is responsible for the city's marathon bombings. a second suspect is dead. >>> media says they're brothers from chechnya. investigators accuse the men of killing a security guard earlier at the massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge. police say the pair car jacked a vehicle after that to make their escape. reuters reports they kept the driver hostage for about a half hour. officers caught up with them in nearby watertown. they engaged in a gunfight. residents heard shots and explosions. after police captured one of the suspects, they announced he had died. boston political identified the man on the run as the one in the white hat. they say he is 19 years old. the dead suspect was 26 years old. the brothers had been i

first, theic pakistani supreme court hears from the lawyers of pervez musharraf.n investigation is under way after a gun man killed 30 people in serbia. the fall of saddam hussein, we take a look at iraq 10 years after the statue came down. ♪ a long road to the kenyan presidency has culminated in swearing in in nairobi. a former finance minister promised 1 million new jobs per year. john joins me live from nairobi. set the scene for us there. seen thewe have just culmination of the swearing in ceremony. we have seen rapturous applause from the crowd. it should be said that this is a partisan crowd but they recognize there witnessing an important moment in the history of kenya. not only is this the swearing in ceremony for the son of their first president, it is also the first swearing in ceremony to be conducted since the disastrous election of 2008, 2007-2008, which nearly saw this country tear itself apart. it is also the first ceremony written under the new constitution that was written specifically to avoid these kinds of crises. as i said, a historic moment.

. >>> former pakistani president pervez musharraf is in detention in pakistan. he gave himself up to authorities on friday, a day after the courts called for his arrest. patchari raksawong in bangkok has the story. >> pakistani authorities have arrested former president musharraf. he returned to pakistan last month from more than four years of self-imposed exile, aiming to make a political come back. the high court in islamabad ordered his arrest on thursday. the charges he faces include the illegal dismissal of judges while in office. nhk world's nazar ul islam reports from islamabad. >> reporter: musharraf, a man who once dictated power, was arrested after turning himself into the high court on friday. he seized power in a 1999 coup when he was the country's army chief. following his arrest, he hit back on his facebook page, calling the charges politically motivated, saying he will fight the allegations in court. he resigned as president after losing support at the ballot box five years ago. after fleeing abroad, he lived in self-imposed exile until he decided

so more international news and now pakistan's former mill true love pervez musharraf has been put under house arrest in islamabad he returned from self-imposed exile last month to run a maze general election despite pending charges against him including treason is also rest was awarded after he fled the court to where he is being tried forming the judges refusal to grant him bail so it's the first time in pakistan's history that a former army chief has faced criminal charges. police in paris have a rested between seventy and eighty people for under a stream protests against same sex marriage last night one person was reportedly injured during the scuffles police say three thousand marched in the capital as parliament let its final debate on the bill the decisive ballot is june next schuester. in argentina a million people marched on thursday against their president in one of the largest anti government rallies the country has seen in years protesters like his face in a finances of corruption and glossing over the tough issues like the real level of inflation currently estimated at twent

police in islamabad say they found a car bomb near the home of the former president, pervez musharraf. he's currently under house arrest on a range of charges including abuse of power when in office. the discovery came as multiple deadly attacks against election rallies took place across the country. pakistani police diffused explosives hidden in a car parked near musharraf's residence on tuesday. several remote-controlled detonators were rigged to the device. no one has claimed responsibility but the pakistani taliban threatened to killed musharraf shortly before he returned from self-imposed exile last year. in the southwestern city of quetta, a suicide bomb attack killed at least four people on same day. the blast occurred shortly after a prominent ethnic minority leader finished his campaign arrest. attack injured dozens. >> translator: make them stop these terrorists. young people have died in this attack. >> reuters says a spokesperson for a militant group dedicated to attacking pakistan's shiite muslim minority has claimed responsibility. meanwhile, the ap reports that two peop

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how much of a risk do you think pervez musharraf takes by now acknowledging that he was in at least one strikes in pakistan? >> it's amazing. not only a physical but a political risk because he wants to be president and as nic said they are -- drone strikes are so wildly unpopular. for him to say there were these secret arrangements was quite surprising to me. there's been so many denials over the years of the pakistani government about the role they have played. now to their -- in their defense, the cia in 2008, the last months of the bush administration, basically took this war unilateral and they said we're no longer going to consult you in advance of each drone strike. >> i know you have some estimates. how many alleged terrorists, suspected terrorists, militants, were killed by the united states in these drone strikes? >> the estimates are varied. there are estimates of around 3,000 total people killed in pakistan in the tribal areas. how many were militants, how many were civilians, it's hard to really differentiate at this point. it is certainly true that they have had an effect

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. >>> in pakistan lawyers shouted insults as former leader pervez musharraf appeared in court.s charges for firing the chief justice and putting the country's top judges under house arrest back in 200. musharraf is also accused of not doing enough to protect the live of former prime minister benazir bhutto who was asass nateed in 2007. >>> dozens of people have been killed in bombings, targeting maybe i will shia areas. 14 candidates were also killed, most of whom were sunnis. there were a handful attacks today that injured four people. >>> denver police are serving for whoever shot two people at largest major celebration in the country. an estimated 80,000 p.m. were in sisk center park for 4/0 day. a man and woman were injured, but they are expected to survive. this was the first 4st 4/20 celebration. >>> more possible human remanslaughter were found during the sift are of greensboro debris from the world trade organization site. other possible human remains were found wednesday. more than 2700 people died at the world trade organization. remains of more than 1600 have been id

and pakistan's former military ruler pervez musharraf has been put under house arrest in islamabad he returned from. last month to run a major general election despite pending charges against him including treason is house arrest was ordered after he fired fled the court where he was being tried for the judge refusal to grant him bail it's the first time in pakistan's history that a former army chief has face criminal charges. placed paris arrested between seventy and eighty people for unrest during protests against same sex marriage last night one person was reportedly injured during a scuffle police say three thousand marched in the capital as parliament made its final debate on the pitch for a decisive barracks to next tuesday.

yesterday, we broke the news that former pakistani president pervez musharraf told cnn's senior international pakistan secretly signed off on u.s. drone strikes while he was in power. today, kninic looks at how the strikes are affecting civilians caught in the cross fire. >> reporter: as the debate in washington over drones remains mostly theoretical, here in pakistan, the impact of the drones is very real, killing not just terrorists, but women and children too, raising the possibility that the stealth weapons are creating a new generation of radicals. a few years ago, the taliban held sway here. we're in the valley, a few hours drive from pakistan's capital, and the army are taking us to see the next generation of jihadis. in this classroom, trained child suicide bombers and killers. boys as young as 8, all from poor families, all weaned on taliban propaganda, not about osama bin laden, but u.s. drone strikes. according to this school official, who also hides her face during taliban attack. >> they do drill into them a hatred against the americans. and the drones, they talk about the americ

a major development overseas about the man who wants to be leader again, pervez musharraf is right now arrest and wants to be president again. he returned to pakistan just last month after several years of self-imposed exile. he faces charges dating back to when he was pakistan's military ruler. musharraf was hoping to run for political office again. >> and now more on the devastation in west, texas. after a fire and explosion at a fertilizer plant happened around 7:50 central standard time last night people watched in horror as a huge fireball, explosion and then burst into the sky. fredricka whitfield talked to responders. >> we need any ambulance we can get this way. >> reporter: at the time, all anyone knew was that a major fire had erupted in the night sky over the tiny town of west, texas. this young man was just yards away from the scene. >> i'm standing at my truck and then boom. >> we were able to cover one and then i grabbed my little one and dove through the door. it was like a bomb. it like picked you up. it just took your breath away. >> just fire everywhere. and just bodi

and getting a lot of resistance from president pervez musharraf of pakistan.in a way, they came to this meeting of the minds, the c.i.a. and the pakistani spies and said, well, this guy is... >> charlie: the i.s.i. ... the i.s.i. this guy is your enemy. and, you know, we can help you with your enemy. we would also like some regular access to the tribal areas for drone strike. >> charlie: placed we'd like to take out. and the pakistanis said okay? >> they said okay. that was the first strike. and there were a trickle of strikes in subsequent years but it wasn't really until 2008 where the drone wars in pakistan really, really escalated. >> charlie: where do you think drone warfare is today in terms of resistance to it in some quarters in the united states? >> well, it's interesting. it's been going on for a number of years. you haven't heard a lot about it in the public. there doesn't... there doesn't seem to be a lot of public concern about this method of warfare. it was only in the last few months you started to hear members of congress talk about how we need

former pakistani president pervez musharraf is now in police custody after being taking refuge at his home on the outskirts of islamabad. the ex-military ruler is facing treason charges for firing senior judges while he was in power. musharraf was arrested a day after fleeing the high court in a black s.u.v. as angry lawyers yelled after him, calling him a traitor. musharraf insists his arrest is politically motivated. serbia and its former province of kosovo reached a tentative deal today to normalize relations. the pact-- brokered by the european union-- aimed to settle the status of kosovo's serbian minority, which does not recognize the ethnic albanian leadership. kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008. a deal could clear the way for serbia to start negotiations toward e.u. membership. nicholas maduro was sworn in today as venezuela's new president. he was confirmed the winner in sunday's election by a slim majority, after which his main challenger, henrique capriles, demanded an audit. maduro's supporters wore red and lined the streets of caracas leading to the national