Pakistanis to show support for schoolgirl activist shot by
taliban  From Reza Sayah Shaan Khan and Ashley Fantz
POSTED: 03:31 AM MDT Oct 12, 2012   
UPDATED: 03:52 AM MDT Oct 13, 2012  ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -
The recovery of a 14-year-old Pakistani girl who was shot in the
neck and now breathes on a ventilator hinges on what happens
over the next two days.  Malala Yousufzai remains in a
Rawalpindi hospital after being attacked for simply defending
the right of girls to go to school. And police are questioning
men with alleged links to the attack.  On Friday, an
international team of neurological specialists said her
condition was stable, but they were watching her closely. Her
family waits, and hopes, yet they are afraid to give away where
they are exactly. They're terrified that Taliban who would gun
down a teenager wouldn't hesitate to come after them.  Around
the country, supporters gathered for small vigils to pray for
her recovery. Government officials in Peshawar, the main city in
the northwestern