CHETRY: It's 48 minutes past the hour right now. Time to get you caught up on this morning's headlines.</s>CHETRY (on-camera): The devastating weather situation continues for parts of the Midwest. This is Oklahoma. Five people dead in Oklahoma, a three-year-old missing, after a devastating night of extreme weather there. Five tornadoes touching down in the state. Most of the damage done to Canadian County, west of Oklahoma City. Pakistan turning over the wreckage of the military helicopter damaged in the raid that killed Osama Bin Laden. It arrived in the U.S. over the weekend. Special Forces destroyed that chopper after it malfunctioned ahead of the raid. An Arizona judge expected to rule today about whether Jared Loughner is mentally fit to stand trial for murder. Loughner is accused of the fatal shootings of six people and wounding 13 others in Tucson, including Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. The family of Bryan Stow, the Giants fan, who was severely beaten in the Dodgers Stadium parking lot is now suing the team and its owner, Frank McCourt. The suit alleges a lack of security and inadequate lightning contributed to the attack. Stow remains hospitalized. A suspect has been arrested. And right now, "Endeavour" astronauts making the third of four spacewalks on their final mission. They're laying power cables and adding a robot arm attachment outside of the international space station. "Endeavour" will return to earth next week. And fun and games for President Obama and British prime minister, David Cameron. They played a game of Ping-Pong yesterday, but the two will get down to business in less than an hour. They're going to be holding a joint news conference in London. We'll begin our live coverage at 7:30 eastern this morning.</s>CHETRY (on-camera): You're caught up on the day's news. AMERICAN MORNING is back after a quick break.
Helicopter Used In Bin Laden Raid Returned