BALDWIN: She is the teenage girl who was shot in her head by the Taliban for advocating women's education. Malala Yousafzai, her recovery, perseverance had made her an inspiration to millions of people, but her fame has also caught the attention of the very group who tried to assassinate her. Speaking last week at the United Nations, Malala gave an impassioned plea for worldwide childhood education and condemned any, quote, "extremists afraid of pens and paper." Those words didn't fall on deaf ears because Adnan Rashid, a senior commander in the Taliban penned a "Dear Malala" letter in response to the speech and clarified to the 16-year-old girl why they wanted to kill her. So this letter was obtained by Channel 4 News. Here's just a portion of what was written in this letter. When you were attacked, it was shocking to me. I wished it would never have happened. Taliban never attacked you because of going to school or you were education lover. Taliban believed that you were intentionally writing against them and running a smearing campaign. The letter closes with this. I advise you to come back home. Adopt Islamic and pushtoon culture. Join any female Islamic madrassa near your home and study and learn the book of Allah from the Taliban. Malala and her family are currently living in London and are not likely to head home any time soon. Coming up, the reputed trial. The trial of reputed Boston mobster, I should say, Whitey Bulger, a potential witness in that trial found dead on a road in Massachusetts. We'll take you live to the courthouse. I'll speak live with one of Bulger's former gangsters and a columnist who's been following this thing every single day from "The Boston Globe," next.
Taliban Send Letter To Malala