LEMON: Prayers and protests today for a Pakistani teen who dared to stand up to the Taliban. Malala Yousefzai is still fighting for her life after being beaten Tuesday in an assassination attempt by the terror group. She has been transferred to a military hospital near Islamabad on a sedated and on a ventilator. About 200 people have been arrested in Pakistan in suspicion of colluding in attack, but just 35 are still in custody. The Taliban citing its own interpretation of Islamic law vowing now to kill the girl if she survives. Reza Sayah in Islamabad. Reza, tell us about these? Can we expect more arrests?</s>REZA SAYAH, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: It's not clear at this point, but what is clear this Pakistani government is under intense pressure to find these culprits and to find this gunmen. They know they have an audience. They know it's not just Pakistan watching. It's the world watching this investigation and what we've seen is some conflicting accounts from top government officials. The interior minister is saying they've identified the gunmen and arrests are coming soon. The foreign minister is saying 100 people have been detained for questioning, but a regional police chief told us today 200 people were detained for questioning, 35 remain in custody. Three of those individuals according to this police chief have identified the man with suspected links to the Taliban. They say he was the mastermind. The police are making it clear they don't have any hard evidence who did this, Don. There is an investigation. Nothing substantial yet if there is something substantial they haven't made it public yet.</s>LEMON: Reza Sayah, thank you for that update. There is a reason Endeavour is moving only 2 miles an hour. There is a good reason. I want you to take a look at how close those buildings are to the space shuttle. We're going to take you live to Los Angeles for its big move.
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