very much put high-altitude stall procedures on the quick reference list, better training, and all those sort of areas. the high-altitude stall is now very much on the agenda. richard quest, we thank you so much for that two years later finally learning what happened with this plane. richard, thanks a lot. now a developing story concerning your health. we want to update you about a major xlin cal trial studying heart disease is ending more than a year early. why? because it appeared to be doing more harm than good. the trial aimed to prove patients would have fewer heart attacks and strokes if they took niacin, a b vitamin, plus a staten drug. the opposite happened. the federally funded study looked at more than 3,400 high-risk patients. ultimately, this is about hdl, the good cholesterol, versus ldl, bad cholesterol which can clog arteries. previous research showed heart attacks and strokes dropped when patients lowered their bad cholesterol with staten drugs. but what would happe
as you explain, basically saying we would not carry out any operations inside pakistan, and in return, you would allow us, our senior leaders, to exist and live here in pakistan without coming after us. the key here is that u.s. officials say at this point they don t see any evidence that al qaeda actually presented this plan to pakistani officials. right now all they have is that it atears to be an internal discussion. cnn got immediate reaction from the u.s. ambassador. let s listen to what he said about this. you can think of many things of wanting to do them and so did osama bin laden. question is did he raise it with anyone and the u.s. government clearly says that he did not. it was something that he and his associates were considering among themselves. so if we knew something about it we would have done something about it long ago. so absolute denial there from the pakistani government here, at least in the u.s. chris, any more details on to whom osama bin laden