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their plan to overcome poverty because they say times have changed and survival isn't just about them any more. george howell, cnn, atlanta. american hikers josh fattal and shawn bower are returning to the united states tonight. they were locked up in iran for two years on charges that they were spies. since wednesday they have been free in oman where they made their first public statement just a short time ago. cnn goes to oman. mohamed, what did they say? >> reporter: well, it was just a short while ago, a press conference here at the vip lounge at the air temperature. shawn bowe...

that we seek. the question is, how do we reach that goal? and i am convinced that there is no shortcut to the end of a conflict that has endured for decades. peace is hard work. peace will not come through statements and resolutions at the united nations. if it were that easy, it would have been accomplished by now. ultimately, it is the israelis and the palestinians who must live side by side. >> immediately after that speech, the president met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who called the american position a, quote, badge of honor. the president meets this evening w...

welcome to "american morning." >> good morning to you, and to you. it is a busy week. breaking news. freedom coming for two u.s. hikers held priter in in iran. they could be out with the half hour. right to mohammed jamjoon covering this. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, ali, we've heard from a lawyer from the the two detained hikers tells us a second judge in iran has signed the paperwork, the bail paperwork for josh fattal and shane bauer. the lawyer says now he can take that paperwork and start the procedures to free them. he expects they will be free with the half hour. also...

Welcome back to "news nation." you may not be able to avoid or foresee an accident on the road. new car technology could someday do it for you. cnbc's phil lebeau gives us an exclusive look. >> reporter: here in washington, major automakers with the federal government are giving us a peek at technology that could be standard in all cars in the future. it's called intellidrive, it may be reality. it happens every six seconds in the u.s. car crashes. head-on, side impact, or rear-end collisions. more than 5 million in 2009,

Annually on motor vehicle crashes. new auto technology aims to cut down on the cost of those wrecks while protecting drivers in the process. phil lebeau is in washington, d.c. you got the sneak peek. you're the one. phil lebeau, what is it that computers can do that good drivers can't? >> reporter: well, we got a peek at it all right, contessa. we're here in washington. major automakers working with the federal government are unveiling a system the federal government calls itellidrive and allows the cars to keep from running into each other. sounds futuristic, doesn't it? the truth is, it will...