Murder of Qandeel Baloch Discussed
SIDNER: Pope Francis is or the Vatican to study the historical role of women in the early church. He appointed a 12 member panel to examine the time when females served as deacons, who are ordained ministers although not priests. It's something many women have been asking the church to address for years now.</s>VAUSE: Vatican officials say the Pope made the decision after intense prayer and mature reflection. But the Pope says creating the commission was not necessarily opening the door to female deacons. Well, apparent so, I'd lay you back to Anton Yelchin are suing the makers of his Jeep Cherokee allegedly for his wrongful death. Yelchin played Pavel Chekov in the Star Trek Reboot. He was killed after his car rolled unexpectedly in his driveway pinning him to a gate.</s>SIDNER: The suit alleges that Fiat Chrysler are to take action even though it knew the car had a defective electronic transmission shift. Nelson's parents say they want to prevent similar tragedies.</s>VICTOR YELCHIN, ANTON YELCHIN'S FATHER: It is wrong. It's against nature when the parents buried its own child. That's why the hope that this lawsuit will make our family never go through this same hell we are going right now.</s>SIDNER: The family lawyer says Fiat Chrysler mail the Yelchin a letter just seven days after his death saying that his car was defective.</s>VAUSE: Social media star Qandeel Baloch was drugged and strangled to death and her brother has confessed to doing it. Now, Baloch loved ones now left to deal with their loss.</s>SIDNER: Her father has told CNN he wants revenge against his own son. Kristie Lu Stout has the story.</s>MUHAMMAD AZEEM, FATHER OF QANDEEL BALOCH (Through Translator): There was no one like Qandeel. It was unjust. Why did he kill my daughter?</s>KRISTIE LU STOUT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: On July 15th, Muhammad Azeem woke up to a nightmare.</s>AZEEM (Through Translator): It was 7:00 a.m. and my wife went upstairs to get tea. She said Waseem my son was not there. My wife went into my daughter's room and started shouting, Qandeel, Qandeel my son scarf was covering her face. My wife pulled the scarf back and saw Qandeel was dead.</s>LU STOUT: Qandeel below to was drugged and strangled. Her brother Waseem confess to the crime he said he was proud of what he did because girls are born to stay at home. A cousin has also been arrested in connection to the murder. Below to wasn't out spoken social media star. The photos and videos she posted on Instagram and Facebook pushed boundaries in conservative Pakistan. Posts that her father says drew criticism from members of their tribe.</s>AZEEM (Through Translator): The people said she should not do such things. We have alert (ph) people was seen her post on the mobile phones and ask Waseem, is that your sister?</s>LU STOUT: Azeem said he know Waseem was angry because she wouldn't speak to Qandeel when she visited the family home. But he can't understand the brutal killing.</s>AZEEM (Through Translator): If he killed her in the name of honor, did he see her do anything wrong to anyone? What was her crime?</s>LU STOUT: At least 297 women have been victims of so called honor killing in Pakistan this year. Activists worry the actual number could be much higher because many cases go unreported. Many suspects never go to trial because Pakistani law allows victims' families to forgive perpetrators and avoid prosecution. The state has become the complainant, in the case against Waseem Baloch that means it's up to a court to decide his punishment, even if his family forgives him. But his father says that is not happening.</s>AZEEM (Through Translator): I shall not forgive this, it's my desire to take revenge.</s>LU STOUT: Azeem worries a Pakistan's judicial system might let his son off.</s>AZEEM (Through Translator): I appeal to the state make me the complainant. Qandeel was my beloved daughter she was part of my heart. I'll be in so much pain if the state or the judge pardons Waseem.</s>LU STOUT: He said restoring him as a complaint it will ensure was in pays for his crimes.</s>AZEEM (Through Translator): There should be God's wrath on him.</s>LU STOUT: Qandeel Baloch described herself as a modern days feminist, Muhammad Azeem remembers her as his beloved daughter who took care of the whole family.</s>AZEEM (Through Translator): She was the bread winner. She took care of us. I promise god that whenever I think about her, there will be tears in my eyes.</s>LU STOUT: A heart broken father struggling to come to terms with a most devastating loss. Kristie Lu Stout:, CNN.</s>VAUSE: Well, an unruly passenger has no match for an American airlines pilot.</s>SIDNER: According report documents the drunk passenger refused to sit down and even threatened to break a flight attendant's jaw. That's is when the pilot stepped in.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Sit down. Enough. You don't put your hands on my flight attendant. Enough.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yeah.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Do you hear me?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yep.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You stay right there. You stay right there.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I am. Completely real I had and whatever you do is going on Facebook and you're a (inaudible) complete (inaudible) loser. Yeah.</s>SIDNER: That pilot wasn't having it. American Airlines release statement saying law enforcement was requested to meet the flight when it arrive short North Carolina do to that disruptive.</s>VAUSE: Because the plane flight (ph) not -- OK, coming up next here on CNN Newsroom L.A we head to Brazil with behind to see the look it was really like to run with the Olympic torch. Stay with us.