just choose a style, then customize, publish and get found. sweet. get a 30-day free trial at intuit.com. the suspected ties of the would-be times square car bomber with the pakistani taliban. nic robertson traced faisal shahzad connections back to his home country. reporter: april 17th, 2009, faisal shahzad becomes an american citizen. he has no known ties to terrorism. only two half no months later he returns to his homeland. when he left the united states, he came here to pakistan s port city, karachi, to this
says, if that link can be proven, the obama will ask the pakistani government to take them down. shahzad, of course, is charged with trying to use a weapons of mass destruction in connection with saturday s failed car bombing. today, authorities in pakistan questioned his father, a retired senior pakistani air force officer. and over the last few days they have rounded up a number of other people believed to have met with shahzad on his recent trip home. tonight senior international correspondent nic robertson is in pakistan and on the trail of the alleged times square bomber. take a look. reporter: april 17th, 2009, faisal shahzad becomes an american citizen. he has no known ties to terrorism. only 2 1/2 months later he returns to his homeland. when he left the united states, he came here to pakistan s port city karachi, to this middle-class neighborhood, and within a week, according to
buying $98 worth of fireworks. the m-88 fireworks purchased at the store matched those found in shahzad s car and his connecticut home. check this out. the store owner says that the fireworks contained only 50 milligrams of pyrotech nick compound. that s equal to about one-sixth of an adult aspirin. so who gave him the money and who provided the support? investigators are retracing the steps and it has taken them to pakistan, where four members of an al qaeda-linked group are being questioned. nic robertson has gone there to track his movements there. reporter: april 17th, 2009, faisal shahzad becomes a u.s. citizen. he has no known tie toss terrorism. two and a half months later, he returned to his homeland. when he left the united states,
in pakistan, working closely with local authorities in grilling shahzad s father. he s a retired pakistani air force officer, a high-ranking officer, who has not been detained himself. intelligence officials say four men suspected of ties to a pakistani militant group are also being questioned right now. faisal shahzad went back to pakistan last year and at one point allegedly met with senior taliban officials. retracing some of his steps, our senior international correspondent, nic robertson, he s in karachi. reporter: april 17th, 2009, faisal shahzad becomes an american citizen. he has no known ties to terrorism. only 2 1/2 months later, he returns to his homeland. when he left the united states, he came here, to pakistan s port city karachi, to this middle-class neighborhood. and within a week, according to