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Mississippi. we know state officials say the price tag would be up to $4 billion. this will be a long road to recovery here for all the southern states. >> all right, elizabeth live for us there. thanks for the updates. continue to touch base with you. now we have the rest of the headlines. start with fox news alert. trial of three american hikers in iran scheduled for today has been canceled. defense lawyer says no explanation has been given. shane bower, josh fatal and sarah apparently wandere...

Than a month ago. his brother tells us what he knows about the the captivity and how hes being treated. stand by. lisa sylvester has our report. they are the purest way to gauge success. ♪ maybe the only way to gauge success. but the most powerful thing about humble beginnings is that they are... ♪ ...humbling. ♪ show where youre going without forgetting where youre from. ♪

Those who have played a role in sheltering the american prisoner. we know our son is a prisoner and at the same time a guest in your home. we understand the rationale the islamic em ira te has made through its videos. no family in the united states understands the detainee issue as ours. our sons safe return will only heighten public awareness of this. that said our son success exploited. its pastime for he and others to come home. to the nation of pakistan, our family that wish to convey our co...

Again. and head of the pakistani military ordered the number of u.s. military personnel in pakistan reduced to, quote, the minimum essential. all week u.s. officials have been pressing for access to the wives. but relations as bad as they are, pakistan hasnt granted it. as for the compound, pakistani authorities want to tear it down to remove any danger of it becoming a shrine to bin laden. jim sciutto, abc news, islamabad. native american leaders have told lawmakers on capitol hill that yudsi...

From the s.e.a.l. team themselves. >> very early reports probably werent exactly accurate. but it doesnt trouble me. thats just kind of the fog of war. thats just kind of the way things work today. >> reporter: four of the five people killed including bin laden were not armed. why the false reports? administration backers say there is good reason. the s.e.a.l.s who were there had not yet been debriefed. those s.e.a.l.s are not talking to cia investigators and within hours they will be talking to...

Now perverse as the rapport will be by definition when you have an interrogator and a detainee, its a hugely unbalanced relationship. nonetheless, its a human relationship. and i concluded at the -- as the process went on for me, at the same place that the fbi has been from the beginning. theyve been quite consistent, and i think honorably so and directly so to state that the way you interrogate someone and obtain information is by establishing a rapport and you can try to manipulate someone but...

Its a hugely unbalanced relationship. nonetheless, its a human relationship. and i concluded at the -- as the process went on for me, at the same place that the fbi has been from the beginning. theyve been quite consistent, and i think honorably so and directly so to state that the way you interrogate someone and obtain information is by establishing a rapport and you can try to manipulate someone but you dont put them under extreme physical, mental stress. >> so this country in your opinion, wa...

Watched the tv coverage from karachi, pakistan. mohammed would soon be on the run himself. but experts say bin laden would rely on him after tora bora to order up fresh attacks. >> bin laden cut a detected figure at that time. he wrote a will in which he sounded depressed. he felt that his fight may be over and that he would let other people to carry on his lifes work for al qaeda. >> reporter: a pentagon spokesman responded to the latest postings by saying wikileaks illegally obtained the docum...

Prayers are with you and their families as you go through this difficult time. >> thank you. >> its nice for people to be able to remember them and their heroic actions trying to tell people whats going on in libya. greg campbell, who just returned himself from libya, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> there are freelance journalist being held in captivity. james foley with "the boston globe," were still trying to find out the details about him. all these journal is believe they have a messag...

>> reporter: they continue to treat dolphins and turtles impacted by the oil. but animals are still dying. since january 1st, 220 sea turtles and 175 dolphins have been found dead. the team performed most of the necropsies. the results are not yet available, but the early numbers are startling. >> ive been in this business for about 30 years, weve been studying these animals in the wild and captivity. in the months of january and february, weve never seen this type of spike. its about a 10 fold ...