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Everything they can to track them down using all available resources. the military set up checkpoints in logar province, 80 miles or so south of kabul. the military is using helicopters and airplanes to track down these individuals. there is almost no afghan government presence and very little u.s. military and coalition presence in this area. tracking them down is extremely difficult. the military says they are committed to trying to find them. one of the big questions is what they were doing in logar province? the military has not identified their purpose for being down there if there was on...

>> reporter: thousands of secret military documents are released by the founder of wikileaks. you will hear from him live. a judge deciding whether or not to block arizona's new immigration law has sharp words for the tpet ral government. those and more stories at the top of the hour. jenna: a new tv special going to great depths literally to learn more about a deep sea creature. >> the other one is bigger. we want to catch that one. jenna: it's known as the humbolt squid. you can imagine the excitement when this national geographic team tried to stick a camera on the tentacle's men as. dr. br...

And the afghani government. you can't win being in that position. the central government is corrupt, people know it, the taliban offers alternatives which people are now going towards. so you've got to consider how to get ourselves out of the middle of that, allow the afghans to sort it out for themselves without us being in the middle. jenna: do you think that's possible? >> well, it's going to have to have. we have to find a way to extract ourselves from that, focus on the real issues in pakistan, and try to bring victory, because right now, we're not doing well. jenna: quick final question ...

It was actual a positive showing month to month but still housing, new home sales are particularly slow when you look at the entire year. we're taking a look at what could be the second wave of the housing crisis. is that on the way? peter barnes from the fox business network is watching this story. peter, are we looking at more taxpayer bailouts if we're going to get that second wave? >> possibly, jenna. the u.s. government has qui let and rapidly become the nation's top backer of mortgages that require little or no money down with taxpayer guarantees on them surpassing a trillion dollars ear...