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Injured. >> i was working at a rice shop. as i walked out, the building collapsed and both my legs were trapped under rubble. >> reporter: helicopters loaded with food and medical supplies are flying to help those left stranded in the rugged mountains, but complicating aid efforts, some of those areas hardest hit lay in territory controlled by the tall ban. the leaders of afghanistan and pakistan are calling on their -- >> i demand my fellow countrymen to help each other if they're in the affected areas. >> reporter: thousands spent time outdoors too afraid to go back inside for fear of afters...

That was quite right. healthy skepticism of an entirely new technology. we did retesting. it was done independently all pointing to the same conclusion, namely that buckland was not the guilty part party in the case. >> after four months in custody richard buckland was released open became the first person in the world to be exonerated of murder through the use of dna profiling. >> i had no doubt whatsoever he would have been found guilty had it not been for the dna evidence and jailed for life. that was a remarkable occurrence. >> but why did richard buckland confess to a crime he didn't comm...

Conflict, and that pulls us in. so, this is why i've always said, north korea has missiles, got a million and a half men in arms, possibly four or five nuclear weapons, they've got an untested, unpredictable leader. it's tense on that peninsula. we got to watch it. >> shepard: ambassador richardson, governor richardson, thank you. less than a dayway airway d-day away from the pope's inauguration, and world leaderred will be traveling to rome. including vice-president joe biden. he is the first catholic vice-president of the united states. tomorrow's nonracing takes place on the feast of st. ...

Jenoa, it lay. we may argue in u.s. courts that they shouldn't have to go to italy. but if they have to go to italy, we have 75 years of experience suing in italy. martha: i understand. what is the captain's future going to look like? >> it can't be good. he's already been tried in the court of public opinion. he has his company that is looking to hang him out to dry as a scapegoat. he has nothing but a dim future in his future. martha: he comes from a long line of ship owners and sea captains. that has to be a lot for his family to bear. greg: a lot more on the story in the coming days. newt ...