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show "shepherd smith reporting." the taliban that threatened to kill bowe bergdahl when their swap went public. the white house told them that is why they didn't get advanced nose. congressional staffers are saying that is flimsy and ridiculous. in the meantime, president obama says he makes absolutely no apologies for the deal that rescued the last p.o.w. from america's longest war. >> you have a couple of parents whose kid volunteered to fight in a distance land. who they had not seen in five years and weren't sure if they would ever see again. as commander and chief of the united states armed forces, i am responsible for those kids. >> word of the taliban's threat

to kill bergdahl comes after claims that the president broke the law by not giving congress 30 days notice of the deal. the white house said they could wait no longer because his health was getting worse. senators that watched the classified video that the taliban provided say that bergdahl slurred his words and had trouble remembering his name. some say no indication he was in if eminent danger. they demand the president take that video public. >> what was the reason that five taliban being released -- was he in dire straights? this is something that we need to put out in the open, you need to look at the video and judge for yourself. >> sergeant bergdahl's home down called off a homecoming celebration. they were bombarded with hate

mail saying they are celebrating a traitor. sources say he left the post before because he was, quote, bored. but he later came back. the military says desertion is someone who leaves with no claims to come back. we have not heard the final investigation. we're now hearing about his time off base before his capture. we're hearing it from the "washington post" who talked to afghan citizens. they warned him he was going into a dangerous area, but quote, he kept going over the mountain." they tried to give him water and bread and he didn't take it. they say they think he was

probably high. military officials say they will find out what really happened and for now they're focusing on their mehealth. what's the latest on the detainee transfer? >> shepherd, at the state department briefing, they spoke about why there was real urgency siting a combination of factors. not only his health, but also his security. >> harm could have come to him particularly if once we concluded the agreement it would be made public. i won't go into any more detail. >> new details today about the five former detainees. it was confirmed that there is a one-year travel ban, but she said it was not in possible that the men could be seen out shopping. >> the demands were met prior to

doing this. they were important to us. we wanted to make sure we negotiated for them. this is not to say it was hou house arrest, they could be out shopping, but that does not threaten our security interests. >> there was four men living in a seaside villa that had no electronic monitoring, but these men were okayed by guantanamo for release and these five were not. >> and the president promised when he was a candidate to close guantanamo bay, and the transfer of these detainees was part of that, correct? >> yes, they said it was seen by the administration as an important step towards closing

guantanamo bay. they say it may blow up any remaining goodwill that the administration has. >> new transfers from the island, and really hard for the administration to set the idea they need to bring some number of detainees to the united states for further detention even after the war is over. >> and that's the key here about 40 detainees. there is too much evidence to release them, but not enough to prosecute them. unless they can resolve that issue, they will never close those camps. >> thank you, some lawmakers are pushing back at the claims that the taliban would kill bergdahl without a deal. what are you hearing from lawmakers up there? >> shepherd, we have fear push back from lawmakers saying they

kept national security matters private. here is the top republican on the senate intelligence committee. >> i mean it was like they didn't trust diane and mee a, a yet we knew about the bin laden event for months and months and months. and it is just very puzzling why they didn't notify anyone in congress about what was going on. >> the senator he referred to is senator dianne feinstein who also spoke about a lack of trust from the administration. >> what are white house supporters saying about this deal? >> they're saying bergdahl did not look well, and every day he was a prisoner they felt his life was at risk.

they said the president needed to act quickly. >> we all know that the president had a very short period of time to make a decision. he made the decision to bring him home, and i'm glad he did. based on my opinion in it the classified briefing, every day that he was there was a day closer to dieing. >> to be clear, the opposition up here is not to bergdahl coming home, but to the fact there was no congressional notification, and many feel like the five taliban fighters who were released should never have been on the negotiating table. >> thank you. show the search for a cop killer. they say he is wearing camo, wearing high powered guns, and is not afraid to kill. people keep spotting him, but nobody has been able to stop him. the latest on the investigation

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police look for a man they say shot and killed three cops. it started last night in new brunswick, kansas. cops there tweeted out this picture of the suspect. you see him walking in it the middle of the streetcar riing not one but two rifles. police say folks spotted him three times today. he is still on the loose and he keeps moving in and out of the woods. he has a facebook page pilled with posts about guns and cops. three cops are dead, two others hurt, and this picture shows the officers taking cover behind their cars. this is an unmarked police suv here. the windows were shot out. it was very chaotic. and this one here, that's blood on the road. folks have been warned to stay

inside and lock their doors. they told people to stop tweeting about police activity to they don't give away officer positions. one man said he saw a built ridden car and a body of one of the officers. he said he was at a corner where police had guns drawn and helicopters were overhead. >> well, it would seem that way for a good stretch of time. i just left and i'm not sure what they found or didn't find. but they disbursed about 20 minutes ago. >> it's my understanding just after it happened you came upon the scene and saw a lot, tell us about it. >> i was with friends in the area, and they're kids got a text saying there was a shooter, a policeman down. and i thought well, you know, i'm a press photographer at

"origin" so i was curious and i thought i would go over and see what i could capture. >> and you saw an officer on the ground, right? >> yeah, that was the very last thing i saw. i found the first car, and the forces were so busy i didn't realize exactly what was going on. it was very quiet. people were walking on the street, and a few cars were going by. they were so busy trying to find this guy, they left both cars. and there was injured or killed officers. and i was just there to document the first vehicle, and then i found the second vehicle. and the bullet holes in the front of the windshield was something else. so i didn't actually find that

officer until i thought i was done. >> and when you found him, he was down, right? >> yes, someone pointed -- it was in the street, and they pointed and i saw the feet facing me, and that's when i realized that okay, this is all very real. >> it sounds like you're discomforted and upset by it even now. >> you go into these things sometimes and you really don't want to find something like that. you get a sense of what's happened, but that was a little more than what i bargained for. >> daniel st. louis on the phone with us from canada. this small down where it has really been uprooted. the cops say the man keeps going in and out of the woods. he is camoed up and armed and no one knows why he is doing it.

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brazil's largest city has been turned into a commuter nightmare a week for the soccer cup. my first impression of this train station was boy, it's clean. soccer fans might not have a way to get to the stadium. that would be terrible. stranded commuters are trying to pack on to buses. this is just the latest in if the troubles. thousands of workers protesting the billions of dollars that brazil spent on this event while they are homeless. the country has been racing around the clock to finish their 12 stadiums. this is one of three that apparently still needs work. in the meantime, this world cup will be a lot quieter than the

last one. i am sad to report that organizers in brazil have banned vuvuselas. yes, no vuvuselas. they're just one of banned items. if only they could ban cow bells. it is a horrible idea, bra still be, shame on you. a father in michigan is calling his 4-year-old son his only savior after he says the kid helped him escape from under a heavy tree branch. he said without his son, he could have been trapped there for hours. he says he was cutting trees near his home late last week. all of a sudden a large branch rolled on to him. he said his son was the only person around at the time.

the 4-year-old grabbed a chainsaw and dragged it to his dad. he escaped with just a broken ankle and said he is not going in the woods again unless his son is by his side. they're joining us now. quinlin, what did you do? is. >> what did you do? this talk to the camera? >> i know, right? it's hilarious. what did you do? >> i saved daddy's life. >> i'm so proud of you, how did you do that? >> i gave him the chainsaw. >> you had to go get it, is that right? >> how far did you drag it? >> like, i want to show you.

>> show me whatever you want, this is your show now. you're clearly on a green screen. what are you doing? what are you going to show him? are you going to drag it? you dragged it. that's really good. >> how did you know that daddy was in it so much trouble? is. >> how did you know that? was i yelling for you? >> yeah. >> so, dad, did he realize what he had done? he is 4, a big 4-year-old. >> he is a very big 4-year-old, yes. he was scared at first when it first happened and i was screamed, but he was telling me he could not do it. once i got him convinced he was my only hope, he bucked up and did his job. he knows because we have been playing him up. >> are you proud of yourself,

quinlin? >> yes, yes, yes. >> you're a funny kid, is he always like this pops? >> he is the ham of the family, that's for sure. >> what's your favorite food? >> tv dinners. >> thank goodness for swanson. >> is that what made you grow up so tall. i bet you're the biggest guy in preschool. >> they have brownies. michelle obama would not approve. >> well, that's too bad. >> i hear you. >> so what is your next trick there, how are you going to save him next time? >> i would bring him the chainsaw again. >> give me the chainsaw again if

i get trapped, huh? >> dad, you're a lucky guy, i guess. what would you have done if you were out there alone? >> i don't know, i would have been trapped probably for six hours until my wife started looking for me and she didn't know where i was at. it would have been a long time before she found me. >> looks like he should probably get that ring if he wants it. >> he could probably wear it. >> congratulations, thank you. >> he is a hero. if you don't have a puppy, daddy should give you one. okay, that was good. >> quit pushing that button. >> have you ever had one of those things in your ear before? >> no. >> they're not fun, get it out of there before it starts to

snake roots in there. congratulations, it's nice to meet you. >> can you say thank you? >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> good to see you both. we should stop on that one, but we cannot sadly. a jet crashed into some homes in one community. we'll hear from witnesses that watched the whole thing go down before the aircraft went in flames and ripped the roof off of a house. a united states embassy on high alert today. more al qaeda like militants are on the move.

right now, headlines from across america. from california. a replaying ceremony at ronald reagan's grave site ten years after his death.

in new york, cops say they arrested a man suspected of stabbing two children in an elevator in brooklyn. the attack happened on sunday, wounded a 6-year-old boy. they are looking into if if he was involved in the stabbing of an 18-year-old two days earlier. and a car slams into a pickup truck before crashing into a bus. it happened last week. the driver of that car crawled out of the window, but police were there to arrest him. two people in the truck were hurt, but none seriously. the news continues from the fox news desk after this. and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work!

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a military jet crashed into a neighborhood and exploded into a fire ball in southern california. you see the thick flames and smoke there in the street. one woman says she saw it when

it happened. >> the plane was coming over and it made a loud backfiring noise. and i thought i department know that planes backfired like that. and it was coming towards me and our house, it backfired again, and it nose dived down. i just saw a huge explosion. >> it crashed and destroyed three homes. the plane sheered the roof off of one of them. somehow in one on the ground got hurt at all. it happened yesterday in imperial, 200 miles south and east of los angeles. we have a former navy fighter pilot joining us now. >> i did quite a bit of bombing practice in that area when i was training. it was the type of plane that

we're showing you now. it happened about 75 miles west of imperial. there is a number of bombing ranges and other military training areas. there is a navel airstrip here called el centro. no word yet on the cause of the crash, but it is worth mentioning that it is a single engine jet, and there are emergencies that could happen like an engine failure and it could drop out of the sky like a rock. >> this is an f-18 super hornet. they were attempting a night landing. i'm showing you video right now of what a night carrier landing looks like. this is me coming in on the

u.s.s. george washington. you have about 15 seconds. and things can go very wrong very quickly. that's why carrier pilots train day and night and maintain their proficiency out of the aircraft carrier. we hear that the pilot is stable. >> that's good. the first crash, the one you mentioned -- no one even got hurt. >> it's amazing. incredible. a crash of this magnitude, in san diego they had a crash where a plane essentially fell out of the sky and a number of people were killed, so this is incredible. on capitol hill, the senate intelligence committee voting on a bill about the government using our phone records. it would require phone companies to keep all of our records for 18 months.

phone companies, not the government. they could access those records with a courtorder. the white house endorsed the measure. it is the first bill that congress has passed to deal with revelations from the former contractor, edward snowden who blew the lid off of the nsa. >> he says incredible things have happened in the last year like when a federal judge said most nsa spying is almost -- snowden said i'm humbled by our collective successes so far. today, obama administration officials are saying banning bulk surveillance is okay with them. >> he called for this transition not because it was illegal or being abused, but rather to give the public greater confidence that they're privately is being

probably protected while maintaining the tools our intelligence and law enforcement agencies need. >> and then there is a republican that says he doesn't talk to terrorists, so he is not worried. >> i think we all need to step back and ask ourselves if all of these changes are really net. it seems to me that this bill is fixing a lot of things that simply are not broke. >> chambliss also says that the five gitmo detainees are the kind of people they protect us from and now is not a good time to compound national security mistakes. >> thank you, sir. the terror group that kidnapped hundreds of girls have attacked again. they slaughtered at least 200 people in three villages in n

niger nigeria. -- i should say this week. they say gunmen in pickup truck trucks claimed to be government soldiers. they gathered the villages together and open fired until they were all dead. people warned the military an attack was in it the works. they arrived to protect them, not kill them. apparently the military had done nothing. the leader of boko haram has threatened to sell them as sex slaves. yes, this is the tactic they used when they dnapped the girls. they said they were soldiers, they said we're here to protect you, get together, and once they

got together, they killed everybody. this has been going on now since 2009. something on the order of, you know, 3,000 to 5,000 people, 2,000 just this year. about 700 or so since the girls were captured. in north eastern nigeria, it's pervasive across the region. towns are emptied out. >> i understand those discussing that you kidnap girls to try to get money for them, why do you go kill a whole village? >> it is an effort to establish an islamic state. they want political control, and their terrorizing those not part of their group. and you see it quite successfully going on right now. some three million nigerians are on the move over the last five

years. it's a very potent group. mind you, this is one answlso t made money off of these kidnappings. they are supplied with weaponry that the government doesn't have. the soldiers are of mixed allegiance. they had instances where they found some of the generals or officers in the army were supplying the group. so it's a poor area. in northeastern nigeria that is suggest to this kind of control by armed groups when the government can't supply protection. >> at this point, it can't or it won't. >> exactly. in the meantime, word of new security threats in. kenya. the embassy has taken new steps for security.

they're reporting armed marines are now on the embassy roof because they say more of the mill assistants are moving into the region. it's been more than 15 years since al-qaeda attackers destroyed the u.s. embassy with a truck bomb. now the president says his government is committed to protecting the country. saying, and i quote, serious tests lie before us. more than a dozen workers are out of general motors. the fox news network will be with us with the details, and why the ceo says there was no cover up here. that's next.

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general motors has fired 15 employees because that did not act fast enough to a problem with the ignition switches. >> we will do the right thing for those who were harmed. we will accept responsibility for our mistakes and commit to doing everything within our power to make sure that this never happens again. >> that makes sense, doesn't it? she says they have disciplined five other employees. they say gm waited more than a decade to recall 2.5 million

vehicles all over the world. they link the faulty switches to 13 deaths, but trial lawyers say the death toll is more like 60. the ceo said incompetence and negligence is to blame, and there was no cover up here. >> always better to say it was stupidity than something we did intentionally. here is what they're trying to do to fix the problem for the future. they're putting in a bunch of new safety rules. they hired 35 safety investigators, and they have a new program called speak up for safety. they're saying everyone in the company should report problems with safety. she said if you go to your boss and your boss does nothing, come to me personally and report it.

>> i wonder if their key faub will bet them to that floor? >> do we have a number of the victims yet? >> yes, they will be giving money to people who claim they were hurt in this, and as we now know, many people, 13 gm claims, as much as 70 or more claims by attorneys. >> you have more on this this afternoon? >> absolutely. we will talk about it in "the wi willis report" at 5:00 p.m. >> okay, we'll watch for that. more americans applied for unemployment benefits last week. the labor department says it jumped a little to 312,000. analyst say that's still close

to the seven-year low. >> a father threw his chirp out of a window to save them from a fire. witnesses say they caught the kids. firefighters say they expect everyone to survive. they even rescued one woman's cat. this could be a new world record for tree hugging. officials in nepal say 2,000 people showed up to hug trees to celebrate world environment day. that would beat the old record of tree hugging. so productive. having trouble getting to the gym? it may have less to do with your busy schedule than with those late night tv shows you're watching. our next guest is a finance instructor who will drop some knowledge.ted mess in a small ca

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called "sleep." some people who stay up late spend more time sitting than kp exercising. adults should get 2 1/2 hours a week of exercise. physical inactivity is one of the leading risk factors for premature death around the world. trainer nicole lord is on deck. good to see you. i stay up late. but i get up and hit the gym. so to me this sounds like -- >> you have the best of both worlds but really the early bird gets the work out when it comes networking lay. if you work late and you know that's your schedule you make it happen. if you just like to stay up late sometimes you won't be motivated. >> if you're still behind the bar at 2:00 in the morning it's hard to run at 5:00 a.m. >> hangovers is just one of many

reasons why people are not motivated to work out. you have chores to do, errands. if your work out can only happen at 11:00 a.m. the post office is open, you have things to do. if you get up at 5:00 a.m. no one is encroaching on your schedule. >> the gym is full. >> if you live somewhere where gyms don't have great classes at 8:00 p.m. or 9:00 p.m. at night you have to look at dvds or work out buddies. >> you need a buddy or a trainer. >> absolutely. >> nicole has five points i want to bring up here. call for fs number 1. get motivated. that's the first. you got to get motivated. one of the tricks i like is a book. maybe you want to sit on that couch and read the book. how about getting an audio book. you can't find out what happens to the killer unless you're on the treadmill. >> caffeine.

green tea. five hour energy. >> whatever you need to get boost in your step. there's studies that say it makes your work out more powerful. >> number three go to bed early. if you get up working out in the morning and do it every day you'll want to go to bed earlier. you don't want that pain in the morning. >> you don't want pain in the morning. you'll feel you want to fall asleep closer to 9:00 or 10:00. >> number four, sleep in your work out clothes. i don't know if i can do that. >> if you just have a t-shirt and socks on. >> you don't mean the gym shoes too. >> no. put your gym shoes next to your bed. work out music, head phones, keys whatever you need, your water bottle next to you bed. you wake up, see it, i got to make it happen. you save time, put yourself together. >> number five get a buddy or

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