needed supplies just sit across the border. cnn s reza sayah joins me from islamabad with more. reza, first off, what do we know in terms of specifics about the attacks? reporter: ted, the most detailed account we re getting is from pakistani officials. and it s important to note that u.s. and nato officials have yet to say that this is exactly what happened. this is what pakistan is saying happened. essentially officials here are saying in the early morning hours of saturday a nato air strike hit two military check posts on pakistani soil, killing at least 24 pakistani soldiers. they say this incident happened in a place called mohmens, a district in pakistan s tribal region right along the afghanistan border. there s a lot of militant activity in this region. what you have often is pakistani troops. nato troops carrying out a lot of operations here. but the agreement is for pakistan to stay on its side and nato to stay on its side. but officials here in pakistan say that
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globe. live from studio 7, this is cnn saturday morning with t.j. holmes. just got that breaking news from the nba. just a matter of hours ago. they were working overnight. we ve got a live report on that coming your way literally in seconds. i do want to get you caught up on other morning headlines, including out of pakistan. where pakistan is saying nato helicopters opened fire killing 20 soldiers. this happened near the border with afghanistan. pakistan and military officials say another 12 soldiers injured in this attack. nato is saying they are aware of the incident but have yet to release any details. we have a live report from afghanistan coming up just a little later in the show. also, three american students arrested during protests in egypt are all expected to be headed home this weekend. they re accused of taking part in the sometimes violent protests in tahrir square. but parents of at least two of the teenagers say they didn t do anything wrong. tens of thous
see you, fredricka. we have a lot straight ahead, including pakistan, where there s a lot of activity, growing outrage after the government says nato helicopters opened fire on two military checkpoints. at least 24 soldiers were reportedly killed near the volatile border with afghanistan. let s get an update from reza sayah. yeah, fredricka, an angry reaction in pakistan to what officials are calling a nato air strike on two pakistani military check posts on pakistani soil. it s killed at least 24 soldiers. this is an incident that s already sparked a number of anti-american, anti-fato protests in pakistan, some of those protests taking place in the city of lahore. according to pakistani officials, this took place in mohmand. it sits right next to the afghanistan border. there s a lot of militant activity, obvious times nato troops conduct operations there. the agreement is for nato to stay on afghan soil, but according to pakistani officials, it doesn t happened. nato
others and how we can apply the rules and regulations. jon: have you ever had a situation like this. sent a letter like this? no it s the first time that i m wear of in ncaa history. this is obviously an extraordinary circumstance. we don t have rules that have been written around the anticipation of this kind of behavior. so we are approaching it from a somewhat novel perspective. clearly the ncaa has a voice in the outcome of all of this. jon: well you say it s unprecedented, but it may be bringing on some follow on charges, if not actual cases. there are reports at the citadel that a counselor was showing porn videos to some camp goers. reports out of syracuse that a guy has made charges against an assistant basketball coach there. are you afraid that this kind of behavior is going to snowball, or are these just, you know,