i hope you enjoyed our show and that you're learning to be more of a healthy you. see you next time. hello. i'm arthel neville. so glad you could join me. the deal to release the five senior leaders of the taliban from guantanamo bay in exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl rapidly becoming a political flashpoint on capitol hill. many questions remain about his condition, both before and after his release by the taliban after nearly five years in captivity. so far, his parents reportedly have not been able to speak with him. meanwhile, the taliban five seen here in the photo are saying they intend to abide by the conditions for their release in the agreement hammered out

between the u.s. and qatar. amy kellogg is streaming live in doha with more now. >> it's understood the terms of the deal are that the taliban five can roam around somewhat freely. they can't leave the country. but they're not supposed to be liaising with those from their home but they issued a statement yesterday saying they fully intend to uphold their part of the deal and they thanked the emir of qatar for brokering the deal. it's been pointed out in interviews with experts on the region today that qatar has a lot at stake here and they don't want to be seen as ineffective. qatar's been building a reputation as a country that makes things happen but is secretive about how it gets the job done. it's taken heat from its neighbors about supporting the

muslim brotherhood. it appears unclear at this point just where these five former guantanamo bay prisoners will be settling. some are suggesting they'll be in sort of five-star villas, this is based on speculation of local journalists. there's an undisclosed number of taliban fighters and operatives living here under the auspices of the qatari government. these five are not likely to stand out. but when you see things like this, a suicide bomb attack in afghanistan yesterday, it was an attack on a convoy carrying abdullah abdullah who survived. six other people were killed. the taliban iseved to have been behind that. but it is a reminder of how bold and how violent that group still is. and it does make a lot of people worried that the five here in qatar when their year of loose house arrest is over may go back to the battlefield.

of course, a lot of that depends on whether or not they get used to the good life here. it's a very safe place. a lot of people have pointed that out to me. and you don't see security that you do in many countries and other parts of the regions with metal detectors before you go into hotels. that is an interesting aspect to all this. while there are all these taliban around here, many of whom have come to be involved in peace negotiations with afghanistan that haven't really happened, they are pretty much keeping it very low key here. >> thanks a lot for that report. a fox news alert, the ntsb now investigating the fatal highway crash that left comedian tracy morgan in critical condition. morgan was rushed by helicopter to a new jersey hospital where he's being treated for serious injuries. morgan was in a minibus with six other people when a tractor-trailer slammed into them around 1:00 a.m. new jersey state police say the

truck driver apparently failed to notice traffic slowing down, sparking a chain reaction involving six vehicles. one of morgan's comedy writers was killed and three other people in the minibus were injured. all of them, members of morgan's very close-knit group. we wish them all well. hundreds of illegal immigrants shipped out of texas and abandoned in arizona. governor jan brewer saying she's disturbed and outraged to learn about the policy from federal officials and was told the government has no plans to stop. here's a quote from governor brewer. when i learned from federal officials today only raises more questions about this operation, only heightened my concern. this is a crisis of the federal government's creation and the fact that the border remains unsecure now apparently intentionally while this operation continues full steam ahead is deplorable.

new information now on the growing scandal at the veterans affairs department. acting v.a. secretary sloan gibson saying the agency is working to mend what he calls a massive erosion of trust among veterans. and important steps to repair that will be implemented next week. >> we will be revising and enhancing our schedule. our scheduling directive, the policy, all of these things designed to begin the process of earning back trust of veterans. veterans have to feel safe when they come to v.a. for care. >> mr. gibson says 18 veterans died while waiting for care in phoenix and says if their deaths are tied to delays or bogus lists, the agency will discipline those involved. the spotlight is on west coast rock star, talking about california chrome at belmont stakes. and a victory today would make

chrome the first to win the triple crown since affirmed won at the belmont by a nose, yes, a nose, in 1978. that was 36 years ago. molly line is live at the belmont racetrack with a great hat and great news for us today. give us the goods, molly. >> absolutely. it's been a great crowd here today. we had a chance, speaking of rock stars of races, we had a chance to speak with a national rock star, richie sambora, the guitarist for bon jovi. he says he loves the ponies and he, too, would like to see a triple crown winner tonight. take a listen. >> i hope so, yeah, i'm feeling good about it. i have a good feeling about it. i'm a chromey. >> there's a growing crowd here. they're coming in from all hoefr the country.

so many hoping to see california chrome become just the 12th horse in history to win the triple crown, including ann and charles clark of tennessee. >> this is really going to save horse racing in new york. >> everywhere. >> everywhere. this will save horse racing. it is necessary. it has to be. we're so excited we're going to be here and we're going to see the triple crown winner today. >> california chrome is number 2 out of the gate today. facing ten other horses. only two of those other horses also ran in the derby and the preakness. and fresh competition he'll be up against tonight. we're all watching, 6:52, the post time. >> we are going to have the results and it's going to be a good time. if richie is saying he's a

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ukraine has a new president. the man known as the chocolate king, giving his inaugural address, vowing to put a stop to the russian annexation of eastern ukraine and calling on pro-russian forces to put down their weapons saying he won't talk to rebels. so what does the new president mean for a new eastern ukraine and the united states? bringing in now daniel halper.

good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> a forceful start, if you will. what's the first thing poroshenko must do to regain power and control of ukraine? >> things as you know haven't been going so well in ukraine for the last six months. the last president was effectively deposed and russia continues to occupy parts of ukraine. so i think the first step is obviously to try to brush russia a little bit off ukraine's back, which president poroshenko ran into vladimir putin yesterday in france and they apparently talked about a cease-fire. i don't know how receptive vladimir putin is to the idea of a cease-fire. but that's obviously the first thing that any ukrainian leader would want to do right now. >> you're talking about how he met putin at the d-day commemoration ceremonies in france? >> exactly. >> normandy. and poroshenko said, listen, we're not accepting russia's annexation of crimea. how does poroshenko stop putin

from seizing more of his country? >> as you mentioned in your intro, poroshenko is called the chocolate king because he runs a big chocolate company. and he's had his brush with putin before. vladimir putin banned actually poroshenko's chocolate from russia last year and said that there were carcinogens in the chocolate which was completely phony and it was obviously a way of escalating and brushing ukraine back and trying to warn ukraine that they better not head more to the west and more pro-american, pro-european union. that obviously didn't work. it worked in a way. but obviously the leader lost his head over that. so i think what president poroshenko wants to do is show putin that he's got some muscle, that he can fight back, that he's not afraid to exert a little bit of power and hopefully they can come to some sort of peace agreement shortly. >> so in order to flex that

muscle, poroshenko will probably have to have some support. so does poroshenko have a duty to send a message to european leaders as well as the u.s.? if so, what does he need to say to them? >> absolutely. he needs to say that he wants to work with the west, that he wants to be pro-european union and pro-american. and already he's had a little bit of help. the canadian prime minister was there today for the inauguration and so was the american vice president, joe biden. it would have been better had president obama showed -- himself had gone there. he was already in france yesterday for the d-day celebration. it's just a short flight over to kiev. he could have stopped by and wished him well, wished him support and said, we've got your back as you continue to fight the russians. >> how does poroshenko gain the trust of the people of ukraine and say that, i've got this? >> since they have some idea who he is, he's not exactly a stranger. so he needs to continue to do what he pledged to do, continue to stand up to russia, don't be

intimidated, even if they start -- even as they hike the price of gas, even as they levy economic sanctions on ukraine, he will have to fight back basically. >> so will putin continue with whatever it is that he has up his sleeve? >> sure. putin's a thug and putin's not one to back off too lightly. he wants to maintain unrest there. he wants them not to move to the west. he wants them to do everything that he can to continue the unsettlement and he wants to maintain crimea and perhaps more of ukraine. >> be interesting to see how it plays out with the new leader there in ukraine in poroshenko. daniel, thank you so much for your time this afternoon. >> thanks for having me. a fox news alert, walmart now issuing a statement moments ago from their president here in the u.s. and the ceo, bill simon, regarding one of its

trucks, apparently involved in that crash on the new jersey turnpike that injured comedian and actor tracy morgan earlier this morning. let me read in part this quote here from the ceo saying that, this is a tragedy and we are profoundly sorry that one of our trucks was involved. we are working quickly to understand what happened and are cooperating fully with law enforcement to aid their investigation. safety is our absolute highest priority, but that is no comfort whatsoever to the families and friends who are suffering today. we offer them our deepest condolences. the ntsb is investigating. we'll have much more on this story as developments arise. in the meantime, natural disasters leaving so many people in need of help. coming up, what america needs most in time of crisis. and an investigation under way into a mysterious cause of animal abuse. . >> very, very concerning and consistent with what we thought

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as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. california authorities investigating what they call a case of animal cruelty towards a 7-year-old labrador retriever. this after the dog's owner found mysterious blisters on his back and is desperately searching for answers. >> they shaved him on the top and he was covered with blisters. i don't have any idea of how it happened, is even more frightening. >> deputies are collecting tissue samples from the dog to see what caused his burns. a quiet revolution spreading across america. a citizen volunteers taking ambitious solutions to the most pressing problems of the

21st century. my next guest is the author of a brand-new book "the quiet revolution, act of faith that transforms lives and communities." jay heinze served as director of the white house office of faith base and community initiatives under president george w. bush. good to see you. >> thank you, arthel, for having me on. >> what is the quiet revolution? >> i called the book the quiet revolution because the acts of service, of volunteerism and faith-based charities and other expressions of goodwill happen all across america, but don't do it for headlines. they do it for a cause greater than themselves and to help a neighbor in need. >> do you feel like there is a particular person or group of people leading the charge? >> well, it's really the spirit of america. from the minute men who won our independence to the grandmothers who fight for the freedom of their neighborhood children

every day. from gang violence and addiction. americans just stand in the gap and they care for the needs around them. they don't wait for the state to take care of the problem. they see a need and they respond. these are the hometown heros i wanted to celebrate in the book. >> and jay, you talk about the hometown heros. was there a particular instance or event that happened that prompted you to say i'm going to collect their stories. i'm going to put them in a book for everyone to read? >> sure. i did have at privilege of serving president bush as director of the office of faith-based and community initiatives and it was our job to identify those heros, whether they were responding to the california wildfires or floods or the natural or manmade disasters that happen in our communities of violence and destruction. so to use the white house bully pulpit to shine a light on their humble acts of service was my day-to-day job. so i collected a lot of stories and then i was able to organize

them in this book and tell the story that they weren't interested in telling on themselves so that i could shine a spotlight on them. >> i guess it's not just for politicians. is there a message in the quiet revolution, say, for extraordinary, not ordinary, but extraordinary people that they can apply to their lives? >> there is. it's a message for awful us. for policy makers, it's an understanding that legislation won't determine the health of our society, but rather how effectively we lead and serve in our communities. and for each of us, if we're motivated by our faith to put that faith in action on behalf of the least, the last and the lost and for others who understand that the duty of citizenship includes voting and other civic actions, but also includes service in whatever sphere of influence you're called, whether as a employer or neighborhood. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. really appreciate it.

maya angelou, now, she was the original. she was the master, for at a time when there were such stifling constraints on how black women could exist in the world, she sere negotiation ely disregarded all the rules with fiercely passionate, unapologetic self. >> first lady michelle obama paying respects to maya angelou. one of many who spoke at a memorial service, including former were the olympic and oprah winfrey, honoring the poet, author and civil rights champion that was held at the university in north carolina, wake forest university, where she taught for more than three decades. she died in her home last week. maya angelou was 86. i'm sure her light continues to shine for sure.

such impact on so many lives, no matter race, creed, or whatever that sometimes gets in the way and separates us for no good reason many times. that is going to do it for me. i'm arthel neville. stick around. i'll be back for another hour of news at 6:00 o'clock eastern with eric shaun. don't go anywhere because "the five" is up next and there is no telling what they're getting into today. we'll see awe little bit later.

>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bowling, dana perino and greg gutfeld filled. it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five". the fallout from sergeant boweth bergdahl prisoner trade intensifies as new details are emerging about the circumstances surrounding the night he vanishg id. six members who served with himi in afghanistan expressed anger,o sadness, and outrage over what they said was bergdahl's willful desertion five years ago.v here they are in a revealing kelly file exclusive. >> raise your hand if you think he deserted. wow. >> we knew that he had deserted.