but even worse were the public statements made tell the of bergdahl's release. >> sergeant bergdahl hassed birthdays and holidays, and the simple moments with family and friends which all of us take for granted. but while bowe was gone he was never forgotten. >> sergeant bergdahl put on the uniform of the united states voluntarily. that takes honor and it is a mark of distinction. >> he is going to be safely reunited with his family. he served the united states with honor and distinction. >> talking points is appalled that a man who may have collaborated with the enemy in afghanistan was erroneously defined by the white house. that's deception. because the investigation indicated criminal activity and none of that was presented to we the people. none of it quite the opposite. we were told sergeant bergdahl was and is a man of honor, but now the military has charged him with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy which could lead to life in prison for the sergeant. this entire bergdahl ruess is part of the reason people mistrust obama. if we are going to be mislead to that degree on

what is new on the bergdahl story, catherine?well, we have been talking for the last week, bill with four of bergdahl's teammates, three of them spoke with on the record. they confirm they had informal meeting in december of 2009, six months after bergdahl walked away with admiral mike mowl is the president's chief military advisor and also the chairman of the joint chiefs they have been pulling security for the admiral as did this tour through afghanistan. pretty standard for mullen to kick out the leadership and higher ups so he could speak with these lower level enlisted here. >> four of bergdahl's platoon mates talked directly to the admiral who is president obama's top military advisor. >> correct. >> and told the admiral that this guy was a deserter and this guy did all kinds of nefarious things; is that correct? >> the guy said to him look, i mean, you know, bergdahl deserted and walked away. what these three guys said mullen agreed he said yeah i know. i know the circumstances but we is have still got to go get him. that'

. >> and now to exploive new information in the bowe bergdahl case. well, it turns out the president's top military advisor knew bergdahl walked off base back in 2008. that is almost five years before the controversial swap. and fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us. catherine tell us what you found out. >> kimberly, three of bergdahl's teammates have told fox news on the record that they met informally with the military advisor then chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mike mullen in december of 2009 and mullen knew even then bergdahl had walked away from base. the men pulled security dealing for mullen during his swing through afghanistan. after thanksgiving, 2009. six months after bergdahl was captured by the taliban. as was his practice on these trips. the men say mullen asked the leadership to take a break so that he could speak candidly with lower level soldiers and enlisted. matt says he told mullen bergdahl had deserted had walked away and that mullen agreed, saying he knew about the circumstances. this

they told him that sergeant bergdahl was a deserter.h about that meeting. but in 2014, he said this. >> i think in these situations you don't get ideal outcomes. i think it's a calculated risk that the president took and understood that the priority was to return sergeant bergdahl to america. >> well that calculated risk was releasing five top taliban commanders who will go back to the battlefield in about a week. but nowhere did mullen say that he was told the man was a deserter. even though bergdahl was portrayed as honorable by the obama administration. so something's very wrong. joining us now, we have new information with tony shafer and kathryn harris. >> since your show last week, a fifth guy has come forward another one of bergdahl's teammates, and he's confirmed this informal q&a session with admiral mullen and he says the same thing, that mullen confirmed to them that he knew bergdahl had walked off base and that he had deserted. but even more significantly, this guy shared photos with us that they were given by the defense de

continuing on the trade that brought sergeant bowe bergdahl back it the u.s.releasing five top taliban terrorists from guantanamo bay. as you may know, sergeant bergdahl has now been charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. if convicted of those charges in a military court. can serve life in prison. that is embarrass the obama administration. made a big deal out of sergeant's release bringing his parents to the white house from idaho. but here's what's new. tonight, in 2009, the naval criminal investigative agency ncis filed a report on bergdahl's activities in afghanistan the ncis considered the military's best investigative agency became involved in the case once bergdahl went missing on june 30th of that year 2009 ncis report cited sole disturbing information. tony shaffer has new facts about that ncis report. >> so, did you see the report no bill, did i not see it. part of the investigation and various aspects of it they did see the report. >> and they told you? what's the headline? this is what is behind the article the 9 misbehavior charg

martha: new reaction to the bowe bergdahl investigation. why a new report has bill o'reilly saying he's appalled. bill: this entire bergdahl ruse is part of reason many americans no longer trust president obama. if we are going to be misled to that degree on bergdahl, what about iran and the war on terror? ♪ help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operations. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. bill: a fox news alert. iran may be sending a warship off the coast of yemen. john huddy is watching this with more in our middle east newsroom. >> reporter: iran in terms of its naval vessels off the waters of yemen iran says it's protecting shipping routes. it's trying to prevents piracy. obviously saudi arabia is watching this closely because iran has barked the houthi rebels and saudi arabia has been bombing the houthi rebels. now there is another big problem. 15-minute. tired there are arabian peninsul

him -- so you now bergdahl deserted and what's going on with that, basically. and admiral mullen said yes, we know all the circumstances surrounding bergdahl walking away from the o.p. >> without a doubt he knew he deserted or was suspected of desertion. there was no doubt in my mind he fully understood what bergdahl did. >> two more platoon mates backed up details of this account. after a lot of back and forth admiral mullen provided a statement to fox news, "from the moment sergeant bergdahl went missing the u.s. military was focused on finding him as it does with any service man or woman who goes missing. the exact circumstances were not known then, nor did they drive our decisions. we do not leave our people behind." what's key here is the timing. this is 4 1/2 years before the administration said bergdahl served honorably and was also key is that this appears to take the information to the most senior levels of the administration. mullen reported directly to only two people. that's the secretary of defense as well as the president. >> very interesting reve

they talked to them in june just after the release of bo bergdahl who of course was a u.s.ilitary soldier captured in afghanistan. he was released exchanged for five tal ban members. and family had gotten a call from the white house the day before they released the news of bo bergdahl to let them know about it. because their husband, father and grandfather was not going to be released. and they were quite upset that somehow the u.s. government couldn't also have negotiated the release of warren weinstein at that time. they said the president had indicated, you know, no soldier left behind in announcing bird bergdahl's release, well what about no citizen left behind. they have been waiting by the phone for years hoping to get the call that he would be coming home coming back to his family unfortunately, as president obama indicated he called the weinstein family yesterday to tell them about this horrible mistake, and about the death of their loved one. randall. >> thank you lisa stark in washington. >>> in other news at this hour another wave of migrants arriving in southern

. >> from the day bergdahl left we were talking to investigators, telling them exactly what happened.o you think after five years, you know that information would have, you know reached, you know the white house or people making a decision about bergdahl. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. . . . . . . >>> up ahead, the house armed services committee now threatening to slash a big chunk of the defense department's funding over claims of stone walling. the panel accusing the pentagon of withholding critical information about that controversial swap of those five taliban prisoners for sergeant bowe bergdahl and not giving lawmakers a mandatory 30-day notice about the that controversial swap. defense secretary ash carter defends the pentagon though. he claims it did not inform congress out of fear of jeopardizing bergdahl's return. >>> protests underway and growing in baltimore. demonstrators vowing to shut down the city until they get answers about the death of freddi

lisa stark sat with them after the controversial release of bo bergdahl for five individuals who hadn held in guantanamo bay. lisa sat down with the family. they expressed hope at the time that something similar could be worked out for dr. weinstein, unfortunately we find today that back in january, a counter terrorism operation which we assume to be a drone strike has resulted in dr. weinstein's death, along with the italian citizen, mr. laporto. randall randall. >> let's take a listen to what the president said just a moments ago. >> based on information and intelligence we obtained we believe a u.s. counter terrorism operation targeting an al-qaeda compound in the afghanistan, pakistan border region accidentally killed warren and geovany this past january. >> do we know anything about the cia operation, who the u.s. was targeting when it killed those two hostages? >> reporter: well we don't. and what we do know about the situation along the border. there has been a crockdown, not only of continuing and controversial drone strikes within those areas, in primarily the pakistani terr

all right, earlier this week krauthammer and i debated the bowe bergdahl situation. made the deal with the taliban guys. i said no, we have got a big poll we will tell people about in a while. what say you? >> this is the worst trade since the cubs sent lou broke to the cardinals for ernie brolio. look at the five morons we traded this kid for. do you have a picture of those loser? >> there they are. >> they look like the smith brothers after they drank a bottle of their own cough syrup. what the hell are we doing? when you have morons like this, you have got to keep them in incarceration god for god's sake. those are bad guys man. >> a lot of people don't know this, but you are a huge, huge, enormous, easter bunny fan miller. i mean, i have been out to your -- >> -- i didn't know that there is miller in various costumes. he runs around santa barbara giving little eggs to the kids. >> billy that's a sexual peck dill low of mine. that has nothing to do with easter. >> you just like to dress up like a bunny. >> everybody has got their thing, billy. i like to be fertile

obama, but he is the same guy who fibbed on day marriage, happily lied on obamacare grifted us with bergdahl blamed benghazi on a film shielded a dope like sharpton, abandoned iranian citizens ben they needed us most, chose the muslim brotherhood in egypt, all while obsessing over domestic ills as external threats grew. i don't think he wants to screw this up but maybe he can't help himself. all right, dana dana kind of gets me down, is the false choice, this idea that if we don't do this, we are going to have war. does that make sense? >> certainly not the case. you could have this or you could have more sanctions.

the question is not whether he's the same as bergdahl. the question is when you have an american citizen sent overseas on official business, how far do you go to bring them home? fair question. >> fair question and does the u.s. need to go further? >> i think we need. there's a difference between providing material support, that is providing money, and saying do we have a conversation with groups we consider to be terror groups? i'm not talking about a negotiation. would we consider it legitimate to talk to the taliban or al qaeda? i would say, yeah, sure. >> i want to ask about drone strikes in general. all of these people were killed in a signature strike. that is the u.s. says it wasn't targeting specific individuals. it had reason to believe that in near certainty that there were terrorists inside these compounds. not specific terrorists but terrorists in general. these were called signature strikes. are they valuable or inherently risky? >> they're not valuable. they're critical. we eliminated a generation of al qaeda and not just le

remember bowe bergdahl the u.s. sergeant.art of a trade, prisoners, taliban prisoners suspected terrorists at guantanamo bay freed in exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl. there's some suggestion that warren weinstein should have been part of the deal. why wasn't he? >> these are sort of separate issues when we talked about bowe bergdahl he was an active duty member of the military. that these people that had been released from guantanamo went through this inter-agency process where everyone signed off. all members of the national security team signed off. they could be released and we could get bowe bergdahl home. but i would caution people that they weren't being held by the same groups. al qaeda is obviously very different than the taliban. when it comes to holding americans. and regardless though, wolf i would say that we use every tool we have whether it's intelligence tools, diplomatic tools, law enforcement tools to find these americans and bring them home. and i know at the state department secretary kerry has reached

the spokesperson said mullin acknowledged he knew bowe bergdahl walked off the base on june 30th 2009 bergdahl deserted and you know what is going on and the admiral said yes we know thes, and we are still working on getting him back. >> he knew he deserted or was suspected of it. there was you know no doubt in my mind he fully understood what bergdahl did. >> two more say they were asked to leave the room and they could ask anything they wanted. >> he just gave us answers. he knew. everybody knew. >> it was confirmed the teammates provided security and didn't dispute that. a spokesperson declined comment but has an open invitation to give us an idea of what happened there. >>> a tiny aircraft causing huge problems on capital hill and the alleged pilot is expected to appear in federal court. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medi

the fact is bergdahl deserted.overnment would have released the private press release there are circumstances we will look into his disappearance bring his parents out there is no way they did not know that he deserted. no way they did not know that they call him a hero with the rose garden ceremony but those that serve honorably and says we are sorry for your loss. kennedy: what would tsa if you talk to him today? >> why? kennedy: that is pretty simple. thank you for your service and your story and being honest broker is crazy the story is still going. 21 years ago kurt cobain was found and will share some thoughts about that day coming up. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. people ship

several former platoon mates of sergeant bowe bergdahl say the country's top military official knew that bergdahl had deserted yet he was hailed as a hero by the obama administration when it traded five taliban commanders to get him back. the men say in 2009 then joint chiefs chairman admiral mike mull len acknowledged the desertion while visiting afghanistan. >> matt asked him, so you know bergdahl tee cert issed and what's going on with that basically? and admiral mull len said, yes, you know, with he know all the circumstances surrounding berg tall walking away from the op and we're still -- we're still working on getting him back. >> after a length wree investigation the army announced last month it is charging bergdahl with desertion. >>> the clinton foundation will go right on accepting foreign money during hillary clinton's run for the presidency. chief white house correspondent ed henrys has an update on the campaign tonight. >> reporter: top advisors to hillary clinton confirmed today her second presidential campaign swing will be to new hampshire next monday and tuesday. after

right now news about sergeant bowe bergdahl. did very a secret plan. fox news correspondent catherine herridge joins us. did he have a secret plan. >> we were able to get new information from two sources, one military and one intelligence about this initial investigation in 2009 into bowe bergdahl's disappearance. they looked at his computer, they interviewed his squad mates and we were told that they also interviewed some afghans who are working on a construction project outside of the wire. bergdahl's squad had been providing force protection or security for that construction project and we were told there was one afghan. he made contact with. he spoke some english and that this seems to be part of a plan to hook up with someone once he got off base. >> what did his computer show? >> the computer is based on what we were told showed, i wouldn't say obsessive, but a high interest in russian organized crime. and also, what was described to us as an intent to travel outside of the region, possibly to uzbekistan. >> is there any information gleaned for u

shocking new claims about sergeant bowe bergdahl's time with the taliban.a 2009 investigation showed not only did he plan to abandon his post but he also reached out to the other side about how to go about it. bill: catherine herridge leads our coverage. what more have you

we'll see in the trial how deranged bergdahl really is. let the evidence flow.he supported the trade but i wanted to hear if he thought it was worth the five taliban commanders. charles clearly said he would have made the trade. he's a brilliant man. he knows the score card. huntington beach, california chlgt the administration's contention that bergdahl served with honor is nothing but the philosophy of everybody goatets a trophy. nashville, tennessee. bill, i dare you to do a story on the involvement of the catholic church with illegal aliens. already done it. many christians not just catholics, aid the poor no matter what their legal status. and that's a good thing. we should all be good samaritans, but we should all also demand that our political leaders institute policies that are fair to all. jean martin, worcester, massachusetts. kirsten powers is especially obtuse diskuzing the flood of children across the border. if the rest of us don't agree with her, we must hate children. bill, please tell me why our wounded warriors are not 100% taken care of by the

white house said it was different because the bergdahl was a prisoner of war.u do a lot of work for the wounded warrior project. what do you think about this? >> the president obliterated the fact that the united states of america does not negotiate with terrorists. we can no longer say that now they will expect to us negotiate. that is appalling to me. i am appalled. >> should it be the families judge that are doing this? >> no, i agree with stacy, having a policy you don't negotiate with terrorists is something you just can't budge on. on the other hand, i don't think families should ever be prosecuted because they tried to get their loved ones back. >> hard to believe that was on the books. how did that work exactly. >> the president will not do it of course. >> the opinion of this, former pbi -- fbi agent jack quinn, cited in the abc news story, directly involved in the negotiations. he said the families should be allowed to do whatever they can as a civilian to get their victim or family member out of harm's way. that is a guy directly involved in these ne

were all the talk at that stage about the possible release of bowe bergdahl there was a real concern in their family that warren was going to get lost in that picture. so it is typical that you do try to keep it out of the news while you do negotiate or talk at least, you know -- negotiate's the wrong word certainly in this context. no one negotiates with terrorists. but you do try to talk to make sure you can have proof of life communication. my understanding was the family had even been put in communication, direct communication with him at a number of points previous to when i had been talking to them. but that had been cut off. that had also been leading to their growing concern. so the trajectory of how his case and situation was being handled does seem typical. but the frustrations are felt by every family in this situation where they would go to the ends of the earth to did what they can. governments are somewhat more restricted jim. >> yeah we heard frustration from james foley's family after he was killed by isis in syria. let's talk about adam if we can. truly an incredible

and when bowe bergdahl was released, one of the captors alleged he was one of the bergdahl captors.rtently killed him in a drone strike in january, the first sign of trouble after the strike on the al qaeda compound when u.s. intelligence observed not four bodies removed, but six. but weinstein's captors kept reaching out and the final contact with them came this month when the family asked for proof of life. proof of life they never received. >> so jim, i can imagine what happened with the family they are dealing with people who were not really warren weinstein's captors is one of the reasons the government doesn't want families dealing directly with negotiations. >> no question. you see the risks an the doubts as to whether the interlocators were connected to the captors and the change of demands and where the money went. and what is interesting, it was illegal for the faups to offer to pay -- for families to pay ransoms. the government doesn't stand in the way of that and wouldn't consider it material support for terrorism but there are other risks and we see that playing out her

there is in fighting in government and state officials that negotiated the bergdahl deal thought they had to turn over five taliban members for one american. the idea they would give up several foreigners for one drug trafficker, it doesn't make sense. >> thank you. >>> and more on the death of freddie gray in police custody. and we'll take you inside of a police van. and as you know the police are saying that mr. gray sustained his deadly injuries inside of that van. a lot of the protesters on the street say they don't see how that is possible. we'll take you inside of a police van and show what you it is like. i'll speak with a police captain about what could have happened inside of there, if anything. i am rich. on the grounds of my estate, i hob nob with the glitterati and play equestrian sports. out on the veranda, we enjoy finger sandwiches and other assorted dainties. i wear nothing less than the finest designer footwear. wherever i go, the paparazzi capture my every move. yes, i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you

looking for a prisoner swap like we saw in the bo bergdahl case? that situation or did you want to have u.s. troops on the ground there in that region looking for him? >> we're focused on the identification of the hostage. what you do when you find the hostage is a separate question. how you try to get him home. at a minimum, you'll know not to bomb that area because you know where they're are. we're focused on the intelligence aspect making sure all of our capabilities mostly technological, by the way, more importantly working with our partners in the region. so many people in the region and world want to help us with these situations but they should be doing everything -- if they want to be our partners, they should be doing everything possible. if they receive foreign aid from us, they should be doing everything possible. we need to make sure that everything is being brought to bear. and cooperation. i'm not sure we did here. leon: we don't have much time. one last quick question. the c.i.a. sat at that compound for hundreds and hundreds of hour

a new report alleged that army sergeant bowe bergdahl wasn't captured by the taliban.e left his base with a deliberate plan to offer himself off. we have the author of warrior diplomat and was commander of special forces the day he went out and went looking for him. all missions went on hold that they went and searched for an american that they thought was being held as a pow. if this revelation by colonel schaffer is true, what does that mean to you? >> i want to emphasize the point you just made everyone in eastern afghanistan at the time and the provinces surrounding where bergdahl walked off, was told to stop what they're doing shift, and look for him. in my view, anyone who died in that period of time, died while looking for him. i testified last year next to the family of a lieutenant darren andrews who was killed on a mission searching for bergdahl. the thing that has he so incensed, his family wasn't invited to the white house. his family did not receive a rose garden ceremony. he doesn't get to enjoy -- he's dead. he doesn't get to enjoy things bergdahl is now

run a counterterrorism operation inside pakistan and with every strike just when then private bowe bergdahl was being held in pakistan with every strike they had to consider might they be in this location. there were strikes they called off in the past because they thought a hostage might be there. >> and they supposedly jim, were watching this location for months and months and months before they gave the order to go ahead and launch that drone and hit that target. >> hundreds of hours of surveillance. spoken to u.s. officials who explain why this is possible. the hostages would have been high value in monetary terms and in terms of leverage. and if those circumstances they keep them very well hidden. it's possible they never not just left the compound but never went outside. i spoke with david rode yesterday and asked him when he was held along that boarder area was he not taken outside and he said yes, his captors were convinced that the u.s. had technology from its satellites that if you looked up at the sky facial recognition technology could pick you out. they have the outside sense o

and sergeant bowe bergdahl will appear in court on july 8th.ry hearing will be held he in texas. sergeant bergdahl charged with more serious charge misbehavior before the enemy. taliban captive after walking away from his platoon in afghanistan. he was brought back to the united states as part of a swap for five taliban leaders. thank you for being with us tonight. see you tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. if you can't watch live use dvr and follow me at the twitter greta. go to my facebook page because i want you to do something special for jill tahmooressi who is the mother of the marine andrew tahmooressi. go to my facebook page and see what i'm talking about. we need to help her out on this. go to my facebook page greta van susteren is the name on that. good night from washington. it will be up in about 20 minutes. i have got to get it >>> preif yously on "red eye." >> welcome to jedi. >> i was in jail and there was a horrible smell. >> i can't relate to you people. >> okay, stuff happens. little love muffin. >> it is not hard. >> that i

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you recall the release of bo bergdahl when five prisoners were released to theireda third-party, andt that time the weinstein family being very vocal saying why can't we do the same for our husband, father and grandfather. those who took warren captive over three years ago bare ultimate responsibility. i can assure you, that he would still be alive and well if they had allowed him to return home. the crowd ardly actions of those who took warren captive and ultimately to the place and time of his death are not in keeping with islam, and they will have to face their god to answer for their actions. so the family the widow not holding the administration responsible. >> thank you, mike viqueira. >>> now to another developing story. general david petraeus learning his sentencing for his leaking of top secret information. let's go to robert ray, who is live in charlotte, north carolina. robert petraeus is expected to take a plea deal. what could that mean for sentencing sentencing? >> reporter: good afternoon, randall. indeed here is the plea deal filed in charlotte on march 3rdrd. this me

making a similar trade that they made for bowe bergdahl for the life of warren weinstein and was one ever offered? >> peter, the u.s. government went to great lengths to try to rescue dr. weinstein. that there was significant resources dedicated to trying to determine his whereabouts. >> did we offer a trade? >> we have been very clear about the policy of the united states as painful as it is. it is a policy that prevents the united states from negotiating with terrorists. and that policy was in place in the course of our efforts to try to secure the rescue of dr. weinstein. and, again, this is a policy that particularly to the weinstein family is a very difficult one. and i think, frankly, i think it's a pretty difficult policy even for just the average human being. but the analysis is a reasonable one. which is that to engage in the practice of negotiating with terrorist groups to try to secure the release of innocent americans would only put at risk more innocent americans. okay. john? >> josh you won't even tell us that this was a drone strike or these were drone strikes? >> desp

bergdahl was held by the network in pakistan. i think we have to take a hard look at the strategy of how effective it is regarding long-term objectives and defeating a network and arguably, i think killing these guys, we paved the way for isis to come in over and take over the network now which is my bigger concern. >> those are exactly some of the issues we'll tackle this hour. tony schaefer and david rothkopf, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "the cycle," we want to dig into the heart of the story. that debate over drones. the good the bad, and in this case certainly the ugly reality. thursday, april 23rd. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't have to be to use their new snapfix feature. angie's list helped me find a highly rated service provider to do th

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elaine publicly complained when her husband was not part of the deal in exchanging army sergeant bowe bergdahl for five taliban captives. two leaders were killed in the drone attack. the cia has been ordered to investigate what we want wrong. >>> tomorrow students at the university of mary washington will celebrate a beloved classmate whose life was cut far too short, grace rebecca mann. the gathering is set for noon on the campus between nation and randolph reallies. you're asked to wear bright joy -- halls. you're asked to wear bright joyous colors. a man name steven vander briel was charged with the murder. >>> a man in custody charged with murdering his girl friend's toddler. 29-year-old joshua riley was taking care of his girl friend's 23-month-old son at an apartment they shared on good luck road. the mother returned home from work and found the child unresponsive. anthony was taken to a hospital and died a week later. anthony was severely beaten in the head. >>> prince george's county state's attorney said she will ask for jail time for a county officer. >> that officer has been found g

publicly complained when her husband was not part of the deal exchanging one army soldier, bowe bergdahl for five taliban captives. >> it would have been nice if they traded five prisoners for five hostages. >> reporter: so far the weinstein family is not questioning the drone strike itself, but, scott it is asking why in the case of a contractor the state department and intelligence community could not track down where weinstein was. >> pelley: wyatt andrews at the weinstein residence. thank you very much, wyatt. adam gadahn, one of the american terrorists killed, was familiar to many. ben tracy has his story. >> we have sufficient justification to continue the fight and kill americans. >> reporter: on dozens of internet videos, adam gadahn threatened attacks on major u.s. cities called 9/11 payback for american crime and encouraged muslims in the west to kill americans. >> a single word of american protest shall be silenced by a thousand islamic bombs. >> reporter: the videos first surfaced in 2004 landing gadahn on the f.b.i.'s most wanted terrorists. in 2006, he became the first amer

. >> bowe bergdahl came home. family is pulling together calling for his release. he also spoke with the marine's sister and brother-in-law. >> start at the beginning. why did your brother go to iran and when? >> so on august 14th 2011. amir flew into iran. it was his first trip there. he had never gone iran before. and we were all born and raised here in the u.s. he had a good relationship with my grandmother who had come to the u.s. twice. >> and this was after he had served in the u.s. military? >> he actually didn't go for years fearing that he would have some treatment mistreatment for going. but having gone, did he all -- checked all his bases and he told mom i have nothing to hide. i want to see my family. i want to see my grandmother. >> he was mostly in contact with my mom and then from august 14th to august 2th he would check in and just give my mom updates on how his trip was? >> skype or phone? >> phone. and then on august 29th it actually happened to be a holiday there. and he was really excited. he called home and told my mom that is he going to a big

budget unless he gets more information about the administration's flop of captured army sergeant bowe bergdahl for five taliban leaders last year. matt max thornberry will introduce the bill on monday. this is the final weekend for attorney eric holder. loretta lynch was confirmed by the senate yesterday. she'll be sworn in monday morning. today, holder took a bow. >> this department is restored. it's restored to what it always was and certainly it was when i got here and what it must always be. free of performoliticization. >> the house members voted in 2012 to hold attorney holder in contempt of congress for his failure to turn over documents related to the fast and furious scandal. media mediaed media advocates, including jans rosen's e-mails phone records and of his parents and for calling him a co-conspirator in a federal crime. last october, holder said he regretted that. >>> next, in "the grapevine," an ex employee explosive reaction to asking one teenage girl to the prom. pope. philadelphia's archbishop asked that the football schedule be amenable to the pope's visit where an estimated

he supported the trade for bowe bergdahl. i said releasing five taliban commanders was a mistake. what do you say? tonight we will have the results of our poll and charles and i will analyze. >> we borrow a million dollars a minute. this vast accumulation of debt threatens not just our economy but our security. >> rand paul wants to be president of the united states. but many in his own party say he is too extreme. john stossel will weigh in. also ahead two sensational trials wrap up.

. >> if al-qaeda would make a trade like the one for bergdahl was it offered? >> the u.s. government went to great lengths to try to rescue dr. weinstein. >> we were -- >> we are clear about the policy of the united states painful as it is. it prevents the united states from negotiating with terrorist. that policy was in place in the course of our efforts trying to secure dr. wein stein. and that is a difficult one for the family. it is a difficult policyine just for the average human being. but the analysis to engage in the practice to secure the risk of innocent americans would only put more at risk. >> you will not tell us if they were droeb strikes. >> john despite the information i am able to provide, i cannot discuss how it was carried out. you can tell us adam gadan and a chman was not targets. does the president regret it. >> no. they had prominent positions in the al-qaeda. one was a leader of a qis. and al-qaeda in the indian subcontinent and playing a prominant role in leading that network's operation and planning in that region of the world. mr. gadon, had styl

army sergeant bowe bergdahl was released by the captors they bragged that he was also one of their captors. the u.s. said isis killed weinstein in january after the first strike at the compound when the u.s. observed four bodies being removed. the final contact came with them earlier this month when the family asked for proof of life. proof of life they never received. the white house appears to be aware not only of the intelligence failure here but also a communications failure with the weinstein family. who complained of poor treatment by u.s. officials. the white house now says it may create a special team incorporated the fbi, the state department and the intelligence community to both coordinate recovery efforts and to better channel information to hostage families. jim sciutto, cnn, washington. >>> u.s. officials say is a convoy of iranian ships that was headed towards the coast of yemen is now moving away from the country. the u.s. deployed ships to the region to make sure the convoy was not delivering weapons to the houthi rebels inside yemen. the former yemeni president is calling