>> jessica yellin, nice to see you in your big role at the white house. yoming up next, it's an ending no one wanted to see in new hampshire. >> we have brought celina home, not way we wanted to bring her home. >> the mystery over the whereabouts of 11-year-old celina cass now over after divers discovered her body near a dam. now this community and of course her family wants answers. will today's autopsy yield any clues? straight ahead i'll speak with celina's father and ask him what he thinks happened to his little girl. introducing purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena® naturals. developed with dermatologists... it's clinically proven to remove 99% of dirt and toxins and purify pores. and with natural willowbark it contains no dyes, parabens or harsh sulfates. dirt and toxins do a vanishing act and my skin feels pure and healthy. [ female announcer ] new purifying facial cleanser from the new line of neutrogena naturals.

a heart breaking end to the search for a missing

11-year-old. we have been following the search for celina cass who disappeared from her bedroom a week ago yesterday. there was some hope, of course, this celina would be found safe until yesterday when a body was found in a river about a quart over a mile from her home, and news no one wanted to hear came not too long after our show yesterday. >> we discovered the body of celina cass in the river in stewartstown and so we determined the cause and manner her death. we're just going forward as a suspicious death but we are treating it as a criminal investigation based on what we know at this juncture. we have brought celina home, not the way we wanted to bring her home, but thank you for everything. >> adam laro is celina cass's biological father. he's on the phone with me. mr. laro, i'm so sorry for the loss of your little girl, and i

appreciate your strength for calling in and sharing your part of the story. may i ask, how did you find out that this body in the dam was that of your daughter? >> that -- that was reported back to my home about that. that was a private matter. we told them -- if they could find anything, let us know first. that we would notify -- >> why don't you -- why you don't tell me about her. tell me about celina. what was she like? >> she was a very good girl. she was very kind in spirit. she was -- i guess you could say she was an everyday child that loved part of life, loved being in life. there's been a lot of stories that they found this in her room or found this on her facebook or found that on her facebook. it's hard to believe some of that's true, you know. i don't know if somebody's stretching things and trying to make her look bad or what. >> we're not here to do that,

we're not here to tell stories or spread rumors. that's kwhie we have you directly talking to me. let me ask you first-hand. when was the last time you spoke with your daughter? >> it was just before -- it was just before i went in to the hospital for my -- for my -- for my bad sickness i have. and i saw her -- i saw her at the house. she showed me -- she showed me her grades and said everything is going good and i said you make sure everything is going good. said any time you want to call daddy, call me. >> did you ask her at all about her relationship with her mother, her stepfather? >> i didn't ask her so much relationship. skied her was everything going gooden going good along with her mother and wendell. >> and what was her answer, if i may ask? >> and she said good, daddy, everything's okay. i'm doing real good in school. i said make sure.

if you have any problems, give me a call. she said okay, you know. >> so nothing in that conversation seemed odd whatsoever to you. she was just fine. >> no. it actually didn't. she didn't -- she didn't act suspicious or anything. she didn't act like anything was going on, you know. she acted like herself. >> have you been in touch with your ex-wife or her stepfather at all? >> no, i haven't. i haven't. i tried to say something to her because they were going to plan a funeral arrangements and i wanted to be part of that. told them i wanted to be part of the funeral arrangements. i am the biological father and i want to be part of something, you know. >> are they allowing you to take part in that arrangement? >> right now i don't know what's going on right now. they're working on that and they're going to see what's going to happen. >> i know the big question is why and what happened, what happened to your daughter. can you imagine why anyone would ever want to hurt her?

>> that's the thing that puzzles me. i can't see why somebody would want to do that to my daughter. >> i know there was a vigil last night. this is a community of some 800 where she lived. i know in speaking with the assistant attorney general last week and she said these investigators have done their work, gone out and talked with every single person. is there any message you want to relay to the investigators, the community and also nationwide? so many people have taken quite an interest. >> yes. like i said, i'd like to -- i thank the authorities very much for the hard work they've done. i'm thankful that we did -- you know, we did find her, not the way we wanted to find her, but we did find her. the and now, you know, i know she'll be resting in peace. that will be better knowing that than her still missing. >> adam laro, thanks so much for calling in. again, my condolences to you. >> thank you so much.

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here's one of the top stories. you know the whole shaving foam pie moment from the rupert murdoch parliamentary hearing? this stunt may send him to jail for six weeks. he interrupts murdoch's comments on the phone-hacking scandal with a pie to the phase. his wife leapt to action. also, getting media attention, casey anthony has until thursday to return to florida. the judge ordered her to return for supervised probation. she was initially sentenced back in 10 when she was areting murder trial. anthony's lawyer says they will fight that judge's ore.

she was acquitted last month in the murder of her daughter caylee. and take a look at this. new video. hugo chavez without his hair. he received chemotherapy treatment last month for cancer. one of his aides says he will be healthy enough to run for re-election next year. during that appearance he joked battle is -- bald is my new look. you've seen gut-wrenching images of these parents, children, starving to death in somalia. what you might not know is there's a terrorist group hell bent on keeping these people from reaching food. they're putting up a fight against aide groups. cnn is the only network with the correspondent on the front lines there right now. >> they were returning fire. >> folks, i want you to stay

right there because she's about to join me live, there she is, from somalia. coming up next.

there is a crisis happening right now in somalia, famine. the united nations calls it the worst food merge in the world. millions of people are affected. now the isla mick extremist group control much of the southern area where the famine is the worst. they're blocking aid and food from getting in to these starving people, these children. they're taking action. they're planning to ease the antiterror rules allowing the aides to pay the taxes or tolls that al shabab demands to pay to get in country even though some of it might fall into the wrong hands. now african union troops are there in somalia to help prop up this shaky government and fight

this terrorist group a shabab. it's tough. a cnn correspondent. she's in mow gu de-shah for me on the front line. she has exclusive access to the troops and their mission. we'll talk live here from somalia, but first i want you to watch this exclusive report. victory the ramadan event has been done in earnest. every year the african union forces supporting the fra jiej somalia. the is lal mick holy month has always enabled them to rally support at home and abroad. african union forces underresourced and undersupport cleveland only look on as the supplies roll in. >> extremists are receiving supplies from the sea and from

the air. >> reporter: but in spite of all this, the au is makie inine ina. the rods that lead to front line of mogadishu looks deserted. this is the new front line here in mogadishu. it's quite far from the northeast of the city. the last time we were here two years ago they controlled only a triangle of territory, the port, the airport, and the state house. today out of the. the expansion of the secured zone has given them the courage to seek refuge and aid in the capital and the au says given the resources it could do even more. >> the african countries need to do more. we cannot wait for anyone to come and do this job here. somalia is part of after ka.

it's safer. we need more troops. we need more troops. of course, the entire world being affected by terrorism that. will do the job. >> reporter: after they left the front line, two au soldiers were killed in gun battle with two would-be suicide bombers. as they wait for that much needed support. getting job done here will continue to come at a high price. nima elbagir live. first. i think it's point to point out that t crisis in the horn of africa, it's not new. it's simply now exacerbated. >> reporter: well, i think that is right, brooke. i think often with africa we

often behave as though this is the reality of the situation. you can try to help, but this is how things are. this really isn't the case here. we've had drought warnings year on year. we've noun that the insecurity was always going to is exacerbate that. we've known for a while that ail shabab, the militant group, has a problem with foreign aide organizations working in their areas. all of that was a toxic cocktail that was always going to result in this kind of humanitarian catastrophe. and then you have the african union, 9,000 troops doing the work of the union of the world, trying to stabilize. >> so you have drought. you have famine. you have this terrorist organization al shabab, and now there are reports. try to thing of these women and their children walking hundreds of miles, try, to you know, seek shelter and aid and food in kenya, and there are reports now that they're being targeted and

raped, is that right? >> yes, some pretty horrific reports coming out of the camps in kenya, brooke. aid agencies are warning that many of the people who travel across the board were their children while their husbands attempt find work or go in to the capital of mow ga deshish, they're being targeted. there's always tension between the communities in the areas where the refugee camps spring up and the refugees come in. there's famine in kenya as well some of you have these two communities fighting for meager and much needed resources and it really feels like women are bearing the prunlt of all that tension, brooke. >> and just seeing you doing this reporting, you know, embedded with the au troops, i mean what was that experience like? it looked like you were in baghdad, but you were in somalia. were you fearful ever? >> reporter: well, actually this is the fourth time i've been in to sew mall yachlt last time i was here i was on the other side

of the front line with the militants. this has been a really amazing experience for me, really optimistic experience. last time i was here it 'twas two years ago during a ramadan offensive and it didn't feel like there was much hope for somalia. not only was it difficult but people were actually quite surprised. the united states, the west in general has. had a very good history here. you remember black hawk hawk down, intervened in 2006 to bring about the owned testify islamic courts union, so people were very angry with the west and quite supportive of shabab. this time because of the way they've been starving their own people, you really feel like people are willing for this to come to an end. you want to try and help. >> and we lost her. that's what happens when you try to talk to someone from somalia. but nima elbagir.

amazing. coming up, a story that has so many of you talking. nfl dolphins player brandon marshall breaking his silence on something he has kept so secret for a very, very long time, his battle against borderline personality disorder. so why is he speaking out now? what is he sharing? i'm going to tell you it's a lot. also the record-setting drought is leaving parts of texas high and dry. the lack of rain is helping to reveal long lost clues to a national disaster. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967.

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committee, the so-called super committee. the president calls the bill the first step toward making sure we live within our means. i want to share with you this amazing moment you were watching cnn this last evening during the vote in the house. take a look here. congresswoman gabrielle giffords on the house floor last night, waving. she showed up to the surprise of so many to cast her vote in favor of the bill. you can hear the applause. democrats and republicans from what we can hear. it was a really emotional moment with all the fighting back and forth was forgotten if not for just a brief moment. it has been just about seven months since the congresswoman was shot in her head during a meeting with constituents in tucsonback in january. six peek died in that attack. last night was the first time gifford had been back on the house floor since the injury. she is in rehab in houston. a spokesperson hasn't said whether she'll be seeking

re-election. now to severe heat and drought that so many of us are dealing with rye now. at least 11 heat-related deaths in oklahoma. at least 12% of the country's experiencing extreme drought conditions. crops are dying, lakes are drying up. that leads me to this. have you seen this today? this thing here? this is a piece of the space shuttle co-"columbia." it turns up after waters dried up and recreted. you remember debris from "columbia" just fell all around that area after the shuttle broke up upon re-entry back in february of 2003. now, nasa is working on a plan to recover this piece of the shuttle, which is a tank that provided power and water for shuttle missions. chad myers, you have more perhaps on what could be found or on this piece of debris? >> that was a cryo tanking about four feet around. four feet in diameter. it's very large. it was holding either the cryo

hiydrogen or oklahoma city jn t come together to make fuel for the shuttle and all those other stuff, the amazing parts that the shuttle had. let me show you. i have a picture from nasa. the parts that they actually found from columbia. here tees outline of the shuttle. back to there, back to there like that. there. right there. they didn't find very much of the shuttle. so there's an awful lot on the ground in texas. most of it came down. much of it burned down. there were parts. this should be a complete shuttle. there are a few pieces that nasa still had to put back but there are five small, small piece. there's the front nose gear. you can see that. this isn't a hangar. this is kennedy space center. here's what happened this spring. it dried up. the entire state of texas literally dried up. right there. there was a lake on the west side of the town and parts of the shuttle fell into this lake. especially on the north side of

the lake now that the water is down, people are finding things. do not touch something that you find. it's against the law. it's a piece of the united states. call the authorities. they'll come get it. you're still in trouble for touching it at all. it's part of the u.s. government. >> it's amazing. you can -- they're being recovered out of lakes like that. let me point out something else. there is another way i guess the drought is affecting people here in texas. look at the video here. this is johnny fin's. it's supposed to be a floating res strauchblt hence the theme, lack of water. this is lake travis in austin. it doesn't look like mump of lake to me. again, another example. they had to shut down because the water examples are so low. those boats aren't going anywhere. >> by the way, if you find my wallet that has my driver's license from 1993, you can send it back to me. that lake is 26 feet low ri