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Tail of that disabled chop every, you'll remember the one that was rendered unusable after the raid on bin laden's home, that it will actually be handed back to the united states sometime tomorrow. of course, you know that the u.s. was desperate to get its hands back on this tail piece because it had important technology they didn't want to get into the wrong hands. dominic di-natale have told us chinese officials have already visited pakistan to check out this tail -- tail piece but kerry gave no other indication other than the tail piece will be handed back to the u.s. tomorrow. bill: you kn...

Or any time soon. >> no, in fact the direction is just for much higher gasoline prices, if for no other reason than you're working through that pipeline, and there is a significant delay between what happens to oil, eventually getting to gasoline. typically that's up to 30 days. bill: we'll see you at 4:00, 6:00, fbn and not miss it this weekend at 10:00 him eastern time! >> you go! bill: bye bye. alisyn: there is another critical mission underway in pakistan today, that is to recover a sophisticated piece of cocoa vert military hardware, the military is working tirelessly to bring home the ta...

Landing, the tail got hit -- it hit that wall and fell on the other side of the wall that they ended up landing in and of course they had a hard landing and they destroyed the part inside the wall that they were operating in when they went in the house, but they didn't go over the wall to destroy the other part in the chaos that was going on. now, i'm sure -- and i know the u.s. government and the military are working with the pakistani government, as well as the pakistani military, to get that tail rotor back, because that is extremely an important part of technology that we want to protect. ...

Apparently has been left to the pakistanis. alisyn: speaking of that helicopter, we now know the tail piece of this super-secret stealth helicopter was left behind. how worrisome is this? >> it is hard tfor me to tell, don't expertise in the exact specifications of helicopters but i understand they did blow up the fuselage of the helicopter and that seems to have been their primary concern. the tail assembly seems to be pretty interesting, that said. alisyn: do we know why the tail didn't blow up? >> i don't know. alisyn: the pakistani military is known to have a close relationship with the ch...

Be shared in particular, perhaps, with the chinese, yes. alisyn: and would this be able to serve as a blueprint for the chinese army to then copy this technology? >> well, again, i don't know if they already know of it or if they already have something similar. just too many unknowns at this point in time to talk about what might be made of this remaining tail piece there. or what use could be had by the chinese, but i think the main point that you get at is a good one and that is that the chinese and the pakistanis have quite a close relationship, and, information will be shared between them....