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we now know the six americans killed in afghanistan. they were all bringing medical help to remote parts of the country. thomas graham said he left his practice in durango, colorado to work full-time in afghanistan. tom little, seen here with his wife, is the second american identified with the dead. let's go straight to jill daugherty in kabul for the latest developments on this story. jill, this is such a tragic story. >> reporter: it is, really, and there was a sad task today because they had to transfer the bodies from that repotamote par northeast afghanistan back here to kabul....

Available." pentagon officials say the reporters violated the ground rules plain and simple and they must pay the price. it was during a hearing for the canadian detainee omar cotter, where the judge told reporters they could not identify khadr interrogator by name, but they said they could find it on wikipedia and it was already in the public domain. this decision is not the first made by pentagon officials that has been widely controversial. you will remember a year ago, fox news crew filmed this demonstration at camp iguana, at the time it was hold to the 17 chinese muslims cleared for rele...

battle. anita vogel is following the story from los angeles. the department of justice stepped forward over arizona's immigration law, giving police right to determine person's immigration status in the enforcement of other laws such as traffic stops. the federal law argues a couple of constitutional points; primarily, in our constitutional system the federal government has preeminent authority to regulate immigration matters and arizona's law will impose significant and counterproductive burdens on the federal agencies charged with enforcing the national immigration scheme. the suit...

Reporters banned supposedly had more to do with one of the interrogators. catherine herridge streaming live from gitmo tonight. catherine? >> shepard, the four reporters who were banned are four of some of the most experienced journalists that had been here on the island not only covering the military commissions but also the detention camps. recently their lawyer wrote to the top attorney at the defense department jeh johnson and claim that the ground rules that all reporters must sign and abide by were not only illegal but also unconstitutional. their letter reads in part: pentagon officials...

Available." pentagon officials say the reporters violated the ground rules plain and simple and they must pay the price. it was during a hearing for the canadian detainee omar cotter, where the judge told reporters they could not identify khadr interrogator by name, but they said they could find it on wikipedia and it was already in the public domain. this decision is not the first made by pentagon officials that has been widely controversial. you will remember a year ago, fox news crew filmed this demonstration at camp iguana, at the time it was hold to the 17 chinese muslims cleared for rele...