particular, to try to demystify bin laden, show him in really the most pathetic light possible, especially the one watching tv. joining me now in islamabad, pakistan is reza sayah. reza, as we mentioned, bloomberg is reporting that pakistan has decided to allow the u.s. to question bin laden's three wives, who are in custody. we haven't been able to match it. but if it's true, is this -- i mean, how surprised are you by this apparent change of heart by the pakistanis? >> reporter: well, anderson, i'm not that surprised considering the amount of pressure that's been mounting on the pakistani government and pakistan's security establishment ever since this raid, ever since u.s. forces found osama bin laden hiding in this compound in abbottabad. but we do know that the u.s. wanted access to these wives and pakistani officials had told us their plan initially was to repatriate these women and the eight or nine children that were found at this compound, send them back to their countries of origin.