KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: Turning now to that deadly car bombing outside the U.S. consulate in Pakistan, 11 people were killed in that blast yesterday. The FBI has joined Pakistani investigators now, trying to determine who was behind that attack. Our Chris Burns is covering the investigation and joins us now live from videophone from the Pakistani port city of Karachi. Hello, Chris.</s>CHRIS BURNS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hello, Kyra. Well, we're still here at the scene. We've been watching it all night. It has remained as it is. They've left the wreckage as it is, U.S. and Pakistani investigators, to allow them to watch, look, and</s>PHILLIPS: Chris, do you know if this Al Kanoun is connected at all to the al Qaeda network?</s>BURNS: Very murky, very difficult to say. The -- it is very difficult to say. This is in fact, because this is a group that has never been heard of before. If you look at the threat that was written out, that the claim of responsibility, it was handwritten on a faxed sheet of paper with no kind of letterhead or seal on it. So it's very, very unclear exactly who these people are. Unfortunately, if they do carry out other threats, perhaps that might prove that they indeed exist. That, of course, is what authorities are hoping against hope against -- Kyra.</s>PHILLIPS: Our Chris Burns live from Karachi. Thanks, Chris. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com Bombing>
FBI Joins Pakistani Investigators to Determine Cause of Bombing