army recommends no jail time for bowe bergdahl. so what happens next for the alleged military deserter? tonight, the donald on bergdahl, the race for president, and the secrets to his success. >> honestly? it's my looks. >>> hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. donald trump is going to join us in moments but first my open. i'm not surprised anymore when president barack obama does things that are un-american, unconstitutional, or just plain divisive and dangerous, like releasing five of the worst taliban in exchange for bowe bergdahl. but i am furious when members of the united states military, the ones who swear allegiance to god and country, the ones who swear to protect all of us bow to the political pressures of the white house and kiss the ring of a treasonous, worthless deserter. look, we already know where barack obama stands on this. you remember the fanfare and the hastily arranged press conference when he repeatedly hugged bergdahl's mother in the rose garden and grinned ear t

. >> a controversial new development in the case of sergeant bowe bergdahl. his attorneys say an army officer is recommending no jail time despite military prosecutors charging bergdahl with crimes that could earn him life in prison. general jack keen joins us to break it down. >> my sit-down with ann romney who has opinions about campaign 2015. >> also i'm concerned about the dialogue and about the decency and respect we must have for everyone and the tone. >> welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington. i'm shannon breen. >> nice to be with you. i'm leland vittert. one can imagine this is not a relaxing holiday weekend for paul ryan. the wisconsin congressman is under intense pressure to run for speaker of the house. the question remains though, would the hard-line republicans that helped push john boehner aside and were unhappy with kevin mccarthy's candidacy be willing to support ryan? kristen fisher has been following the story and counting the votes. joins us now with more. hi, kristen. >> so the answer to that question is maybe. conservati

we get bergdahl. two days ago it came out, or don't -- that they don't want to put bergdahl in jail. old days, firing squad, that is true. [cheering] i love the second amendment. i love the second amendment. [cheering] two days ago, it comes out that sergeant bergdahl won't even have to go to jail. [booing] where have we gone? what is going on with our country? ok? i will tell you one thing. if i win, it will not be my most important job. not if, we have to say it, look, they are all going, not if, when. all right. [cheering] the word should be it, but they are going crazy appear saying, win. ok, win. i hope so because you can make our country so great again. i promise you we will be reopening that are dull disaster bergdahl disaster. a lot of things will be reopened. a lot of things will be reopened. you will have a lot of things reopened. i went to my people, and just like [indiscernible] i got up for 170, i said, let's make it wanted to. they said, how can you do that? i said, i did. we have deals

we get bergdahl they get five killers. no good. >> the reports are maybe 5 were killed looking for him. although that hasn't been confirmed. i want to talk to you now if you are hands down still the frontrunner 32 percent of republicans support you, you are on top. yet tyou get the new york times suggesting you looking for an exit trat dee. what do you sigh to them? >> i thought it was disgusting. i am reading every poll, every state. in new hampshire i have an 18 point lead. if you read the story it's a headline lobing, oh, gee, what would it do to get you out. i said simply, hey, look, if the world was coming down the polls were terrible and everything was terrible and i thought i couldn't win, but right now i am in first place. maybe, maybe he would consider. it's frankly a disgrace that they are allowed to report it. who ever heard you are leading in every poll by a lot. they did a story i wonder some day if trump will leave? >> i am not going anywhere. we are going to make america great again. >> what's going on in th

obama presented bergdahl as a hero.l security advisor, susan rice, said he served with honor and distinction. in a rose garden photo op, the president welcomed bergdahl's parents and looked on as beau's heavily bearded father said a prayer in arabic. it was all too strange. it signaled the start of a campaign to exonerate a man who had deserted his platoon. the army charged bergdahl with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, which carries a possible life sentence. then the case took a soft turn with leaked portions of bergdahl's journal reflecting his cluttered thoughts and flights of fancy wrapped in total self-absorption. a pentagon official testifying for the defense at a hearing reeled off details of torture. so a combination of mr. obama's signal to exonerate bergdahl and sympathetic stories of the "new york times" steered the case towards a slap on the wrist. the "washington post" decided he was a, quote, fragile young man. calls for a court marshal have dissolved in the talk of a special court-martial, acco

a terrible deal for bergdahl.ulation in every part of the middle east, whether it was yemen, egypt, libya, syria, wherever there could be a decision to be made. it's almost as if you can guaranty he would not read it right and the result would be disaster. >> you want to replace him. the national polling puts you at 2%. you're tied for ninth place. how do you turn that around and are you going to watch the democratic debate tomorrow night? >> i'm going to be driving across the state of iowa tomorrow. i'll be listening to it. hopefully i'll be able to at least listen to it. >> so your time there in iowa, where do you get traction? you've done there well obviously in the past. but how do you turn 2% into a win? >> you know, i like at these polls and sometimes i just don't buy into it. but first of all, if we want to go on national polls, let's celebrate the election of rudy giuliani in 2008 and herman cain in 2012, because at this point, both of them were leading in national polls. so if anybody believes that those

and we get bergdahl, a traitor. okay? we get bergdahl. and then two days ago it came out that bergdahl -- they don't want to put him in jail. in the old days, boom, firing squad. it's true. [cheering] >> i love the second amendment. i love the second amendment. [cheering] >> two days ago, it comes out that sergeant bergdahl won't even have to go to jail. think of it. where have we gone? where have we gone? what is going on with our country? okay? i'll tell you one thing. if i win, not going to be my most important job. not if. we have to say it. hey, look. they're all going, not if. when. all right. all right. >> i have a -- they're going crazy up here that toe say win, win, win, okay, win. win. and i hope so because i tell you, we can make our country so great again. make it so great. but i promise you, we will be re-opening that bergdahl disaster. we will be re-opening it. a lot of things are going to be re-opened. a lot of things going to be re-opened. a lot of things re-opened. so, i went to my people -- just like doral, i got it for

. >> could bergdahl get no jail time and skip town? we'll know in no time. ngry equa.re's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whooping cough vaccination today. >>> there are new developments in the bo bergdahl case and the officer says bergdahl should face a lower level court martial that could possibly allow him to walk free. two informant army officials are furious over that news. >> he needs to be held fully accountable for it, and frankly the administration needs to be held fully accountable for the trade that it made for sergeant bergdahl. those five taliban commanders that are now in cutter are recruiting, they're fundraising and they're rejoining the fight. >> this is criminal negligence, as far as i'm concerned. this guy defected. he went over to the enemy. he gave them aid and comfort. let me be painfully clear here. at least seven u.s. soldiers, three british soldiers died in

should bergdahl go to jail or not? vote yes or no using #greta. major general bob scales goes "on the record." nice to see you sir. >> hi, greta. >> what's the process we are that bergdahl will get jail time. >> i think it's virtually zero. it's very difficult. a special court martial is like a misdemeanor court. >> he has been knocked down from the possibility of a general down to a special. >> now, the unlike a grand jury, this is a recommendation not an indictment. so it goes up to the man in charge four star general, general abrams. that's very rare in the military court system. it's very likely that he bumps it from a general down to a special. i think he is going to walk. >> whats justification or the reasoning behind the special, the recommendation for special? >> first of all let me say, i have mined this thing down to the third decimal point. this is not political. this was something that was done within the army system. my view is u after readings the 15-6, article 32. grand jury, there was enormous amount of sympathy for bergdahl on the

because soldiers searched for bergdahl for 45 days, army commanders alleged bergdahl had endangered their lives. he spent five years in taliban captivity. last year, the taliban freed bergdahl in exchange for five taliban prisoners held at the u.s. military prison in guantanamo bay, cuba. after four dry days, rain has returned to south carolina. thunderstorms dropped another inch or two of rain today in and around columbia, south carolina, slowing recovery efforts from the record two feet of rainfall last week. hundreds of residents have not been able to return to their homes as some flooded roads and rivers have been slow to recede. more than 300 roads and bridges remain closed statewide, including stretches of i-95 and other interstate highways. california is cooling off. a heat wave in southern california has peaked with three-digit temperatures in many areas. yesterday, it was 104 degrees in burbank, 105 in long beach and 108 in the city of camarillo, a record high. today, those cities were down to the mid-90s. the high demand for power left 4,000 residents of west los angeles without

sergeant bergdahl is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. he captured by the taliban after laefing his post in june 2009 and returned to the u.s. last year following a controversial prisoner swap. elizabeth prann is live in washington with the details. >> this the result of an article 32 hearing what would be a preliminary hearing in civilian court. the guidelines suggested are not necessarily what will trance fire. an army officer is suggesting that bowe bergdahl be spared sa iing he should face no jail time. a special court-martial rather than a general court-martial. they cannot be sentenced it more than a year. it's no more severe than a bad conduct charge. as you remember, military prosecutors charged bergdahl in march with desertion for leaving his post and endangering the lives of troops who searched for him, a charge which could carry a maximum penalty of life in prison. >> this guy defected. he went over to the enemy. he gave them aid and comfort and yes, he was tortured. he was held for five years. but it was because he walked away

the lowest level of disciplinary action against bergdahl. it is a key development because bergdahl could spend the rest of his life behind bars if he is court-martialed and convicted. he went awol from his army unit in afghanistan in 2009. he was then captured by the taliban. he was freed five years later in a swap for five detainees from guantanamo bay. after he came back home, the army charged him with desertion and misconduct. our ed lavandera has been following this story from the beginning. he joins me on the phone. ed, how significant of a development is this? >> reporter: well, i think it's a significant step, but it's obviously something that's still going to take quite a bit of time to play out. but just to kind of give everybody some background to exactly what's going on here, remember a couple of weeks ago sergeant bowe bergdahl appeared in basically a grand jury type of proceeding to determine whether or not he would face a court-martial for those two very serious criminal charges in the military court system. we do know that the

the officer who oversaw bergdahl's article 32 hearing last month is recommending no jail time for bergdahlthis is a very significant development because bergdahl could have spent the rest of his life behind bars if he's court-martialed and convicted. he was captured by the taliban after going awol from his army unit in afghanistan. he was freed five years later in that swap for those five detainees from guantanamo bay after he came home, the army charged him with desertion and misconduct. cnn military analyst rick francona following bergdahl's case throughout. he's with me now. so this is not a typical case in any way. but this recommendation by one of the army officers that bergdahl should serve no jail time, how rare is something like that? >> well, it's not uncommon that the investigating officer would make that kind of recommendation. this is the second officer that has made that exact same recommendation. first was the general that conducted the investigation. and the recent one with the officer who oversaw the article 32 hearing which is like a grand jury proceeding in the civilian s

no jail time for bowe bergdahl. that's the recommendation from the colonel who oversaw that hearing about bergdahl. he, according to defense sources, is recommending that the case go to civilian court. that could potentially then mean that bergdahl would get a bad conduct discharge and perhaps a short jail term, although the head of that article 32 section is saying that jail time would not be appropriate in this case. as you know, bergdahl caused quite a controversy, being accused of treason, of being a deserter, for walking off his post in afghanistan, in 2009, and he was kprcaptured by the taliban. the defense says he's suffered enough. he was beaten wile incarcerated and a taliban prisoner. but right now the recommendation from the army colonel overseeing that hearing is that he be spared jail time. we'll bring you more details as soon as we get them. >>> north korea showing off its military might in celebration of their leaders. hear what north supreme's leader had to say to the u.s. and options are shrinking f

and we get bergdahl, a traitor. okay? we get bergdahl. and then, two days ago it came out that bergdahl, they don't want to put him inthem in jail. in the old days, firing squad. no, it is true. i love the second amendment. i love the second amendment. [cheering] so two days ago, it comes out that sergeantsergeant bergdahl won't even have to go to jail. think of it. where have we gone? where we gone? what is going on with our country? okay? i will tell you one thing, if i win, it's not if. we have to say it. hey, look. look. there all going not if, when. all right. all right. okay. you know what, they are going crazy appear saying win, win, win. okay. when. and i hopei hope so because we can make our country so great again. but i promise you, we will be reopening that bergdahl disaster.disaster. we will be reopening it. a lot of things will be reopened. so i went to my people, and i got it for 170. everyone thinks it's done. i said, let's make it 150. how can you do that? i did. just like that we had deals with china that are done. somebo

go long. >> it issa i game changeener the bergdahl case.army officer recommending a lower level court martial. he is charged for leaving his post in afghanistan. the criminal defense attorney, and a fet ran prosecutor and attorney. and this is the big news over the weekend. this is the game changer and he will not go to prison. what do you read from this recommendation. because that is what it is at this point? >> even if you want to give bergdahl the benefit of the doubt and he had no intention of deserting his post. he is getting a complete pass. that testimonies other people. if they want the 15 minutes of fame and attention of higher ups. make the same excuse and not get a slap on the wrist. >> wendy, you say it speak tots burden of proof? >> one of the articles is exactly that. the burden of proof. you want the punishment to fit the crime. what exactly was the crime? this case is unique for a couple oferancy one of which, it is hard to ignore what happened in the interim. the kriep was terrible. and can we prove what is charged? but it

a big break for bowe bergdahl. an army officer says the man who deserted his post in afghanistan and was traded for the taliban five terrorists should avoid prison time. what this means for his case, ahead. >>> and thousands marched on washington yesterday demanding equal rights. but the message from the stand, some of it was pure hate. >> every other day we see a young black male being murdered by the blue club clan. >> down, down, usa. down, down usa! >> i don't know if you caught that but they said the blue clux clan. did extremists just hijack the million man march? >> and it's the play everyone's talking about this morning. dodgers second baseman chase utley, not a philly anymore, taking out mets shortstop ruben tejada. did you see this? he did this to avoid a double play. but was this move fair? and he wound up with a broken leg. we'll tell you all of it and the fallout on twitter this morning. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ >> pay attention, it's national safety month. we have some tips all morning long

we get bergdahl. two days ago it came out, or -- that they don't want to put bergdahl in jail.ld days, firing squad, that is true. [cheering] i love the second amendment. i love the second amendment. [cheering] two days ago, it comes out that sergeant bergdahl won't even have to go to jail. [booing] where have we gone? what is going on with our country? ok? i will tell you one thing. if i win, it will not be my most important job. not if, we have to say it, look, they are all going, not if, when. all right. [cheering] the word should be it, but they are going crazy appear saying, win. i hope so because you can make our country so great again. i promise you we will be reopening that are dull disaster -- that bergdahl disaster. a lot of things will be reopened. a lot of things will be reopened. you will have a lot of things reopened. i went to my people, and just like [indiscernible] i got up for 170, i said, let's make it wanted to. they said, how can you do that? i said, i did. we have deals with china that are done. somebody said, [indiscernible] i say, that is ok, they violat

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plus, an army recommendation may mean no jail time for sergeant bowe bergdahl. a former commander of the army's delta force on that. and the latest on russia's involvement now in syria. and then from the darkest day of the recession to today, where are we and where are the jobs? ben bernanke on jobs, interest rates and wages as we look ahead this morning on "sunday morning futures." >>> well, the pressure is mounting for wisconsin congressman paul ryan. as his house colleagues urge him to enter the race to succeed outgoing house speaker john boehner. this after majority leader kevin mccarthy stunning withdrawal this past week. ryan, the chairman of the house ways and means committee and the 2012 gop vice presidential nominee is reportedly taking the weekend to soul search over a possible bid. sources tell fox news that speaker boehner may stay on in his current post until a candidate can secure the required 218 vote majority. joining us now, 12 term congressman peter king of new york. he served on the house homeland security committee. and is also chairman of th

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an army general now deciding if bergdahl should go tole trial.ng us lieutenant colonel tony schafer. a few weeks ago i said the fix is in. they are not going going to put the sergeant in prison. now i understand "stars & stripes" has new information. >> working with stars & stripes it was reported that the article 32 hearing bill you referred to was favorable and when the defense mr. fidel and company presented the information is the story is bowe bergdahl deserted his post to go 19 miles to find a general to report the wrongdoing in his chain of command. they say that mitigating circumstance will be what's necessary to allow for general abrams the deciding official to say he's suffered enough. nothing more to see here. time to move on. perhaps a less than honorable, dishonorable discharge. >> that's what i think will happen, too. the excuse that bergdahl went 19 miles into apache territory which is what they call the bad guy territory to report some disenchantment he had with the american command. >> that's correct. >> nobody will guy that. it m

. >>> we have new developments in the bowe bergdahl case. the army officer in charge of the article 32 hearing want the sergeant spared from prison. the army officers recommending bergdahl face a lower level court marshall that could possibly allow him to walk free. the taliban captured him in june of 2009 after he left his post. he was freed last year and returned for a controversial prisoner swap that involved five high-level leaders. elizabeth prann has more. >> the guidelines are not necessarily what will transpired. an army officers is suggesting bowe bergdahl be spared saying he should face no jail time and a special court marshall rather than a general court marshal. soldiers that face special court marshals cannot be sentenced for more than a year. military prosecutors charged bergdahl in march before the enemy while leaving his most and endangering the lives of troops that searched for him. that's a charge that could carry a maximum penalty of life imprisonment. >> this guy defected. he went to the enemy and gave them aid and comfor

bergdahl is accused of leaving his post in afghanistan.prosecutors charged him in march with dissession and misbehavior which carries a maximum penalty of life in prison. bergdahl should face a lower level court martial and be spared from the possibility of jail time. bergdahl was captured in 2009 and released last year after he was exchanged for fival ban commanders. >>> donald trump is on the campaign trail again making a pit stop now in georgia this weekend. the digger had took at hillary clinton in about 15 minutes. >> the death toll for the flooding in south carolina continues to grow. the latest on the relief on the way. that is up next. between you and me, they're, they're strange creatures. they are. they don't think like you and i. you know it. they just, they ignore us. totally. it's like we're only here to serve them. yeah, that's what i been saying. but then they turn around and fill you up with chevron with techron. i guess we're doing something right. yeah but, come on, humans? humans are weird. [ male announcer ] your car ta

. >>> an army officer recommending no jail time for sergeant bergdahl. instead, the officer says he should face a lower level court-martial that could possibly allow him to walk free. bergdahl was charged with desertion and miss behavior before the enemy. he was captured by the taliban after leaving his post on june 30th, 2009 and returned to the u.s. last year following a controversial prisoner swap. >>> meanwhile, there are new concerns in south carolina as the floodwaters move east to the coast. welcome to this new hour. i'm kelly wright. >> i'm julie baneras. left reeling from last week's devastating floods, more than 260 roads are closed statewide. that includes a long stretch of i-95. another were major concern, all that water has to go somewhere. and it is putting, well, right now moving towards the ocean, putting people in coastal areas at risk as the waters rise. we have fox team coverage for you. we begin with william. he joins us now live. hey there, william. >> reporter: julie, forecasters expect two inches of rain today mostly in areas where

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we are tired of surgeon bergdahl who is a traitor. [applause] he's a traitor, a no good traitor. should have been executed. the. [applause] we get surgeon bergdahl and they get five of the biggest killers that they wanted more than any people, more than any people for years they been trying to get these five killers and they are back on the battlefield and we got bergdahl. yesterday i heard he probably won't serve any time. 30 years ago he would have been shot and people are tired of it. so just remember this day because things are happening. if at all happens, and i think it might very well, we are going to make this country great again , greater than ever before and it's going to be something special. thank you very much. thank you everybody. thank you. ♪ ♪ thank you everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nun. ♪ ♪

we get bergdahl, they get five of the great killers to have wanted for years. these are the deals we make because we have leadership that does not know what the hell it is doing. [applause] in the old days, with bergdahl, who was a traitor -- it was treason. you would shoot them. they get shot. you have been reading the news over the last couple of days. they think he will not even get jail time anymore. he had psychological difficulty. they do not know what happened. wasn't feeling so good -- we are heading in the wrong direction. you look at all of the people here tonight, and you remember -- things are happening. it is a movement. it is a moment. i get calls. from a highly respected guy, he said, mr. trump, can i ask you a question -- a reporter, one of the biggest. he said, how does it feel? i said, how does what feel? he said what you have done has never been done in politics. they call it the summer of trump. it has never been done. how does it feel? i said, i will be honest. it doesn't feel anything, because unless we win i have wasted my time. he said,

military prosecutors charged bergdahl in march with desertion and disdisbehavior. with a charge that could carry maximum. >> he defected went over to the enemy yes he was tortured and held for five years but it was because he he walked away. and killed in the process of the mission to find him that we otherwise would have not been doing. he needs to be held accountable for it. >> that drew criticism from some democrats. some military officials say regardless of the recommendation bergdahl deserted his comrades. another decision will be made as to whether or not military officials accept these recommendations. in washington, elizabeth prann, fox news. >>> a boston man faces several charges in a deadly crash in weymouth. now police say the car crashed into a utility pole. there were four people in that car they were all taken to the hospital one of them died shortly after they got there. police arrested the driver a 30-year-old francisco gomes. he faces several charges including motor vehicle homicide. >>> in weymouth a man is being held on bail after allegedly hitti

army recommends no jail time for bowe bergdahl.ext for the alleged military deserter? tonight, the donald on bergdahl, the race for president, and the secrets to his success. >> honestly? it's my looks. >>> hello and

of bergdahl's lawyers say the u.s. military officer in charge of last month's hearing has recommended no jail time for bergdahl of the legal team says they agree that bergdahl faced non-judicial punishment which means he would avid a guilty verdict and possible maximum penalty of life in prison. in march bergdahl was charged with desertion and misbehavior for the enemy before the an me after he was held hostage by the taliban for five years. back here locally experts say an officer is justified in the shooting death of a 12-year-old boy. it happened in ohio. it amir rice had a examplen gun in his rice hen he was shot by november of 2014. officers responded to calls that there was a man with a pistol. a grand jury will decide if the officers involved will face charges. >> anchor: coming up, it's a soldier surprise. two middle school students get the shock of a lifetime. >> reporter: after a very cold morning warming trend is on so just when will that warmth peak and when will we see showers again? forecast to come . >>

bergdahl was charged with desertions. it's a charge that could carry a maximum penalty of life in prison. >> he went to the enemy. he gave the and comfort. he was tortured and held for five years but it was because he walked away, presented himself to the enemy. soldiers were hurt, harmed and killed in the process of missions to find him that we would not have been doing. he needs to be held fully accountable for it. >> that release drew criticism from both republicans and also some democrats. some military officials say regardless of this recommendation, bergdahl deserted comrades. another decision will be made as to whether military officials accept these recommendations. >> thank you. now to the fight against the islamic based savages and news that broke hours ago that their leader was taken out does not look to be accurate at this point although the world is waiting on dna results. here is what we do know. the iraqi air force hit a convoy. there have been conflicting reports tlou s throughout the d it looks like he wa

that bergdahl be spared jail time. bergdahl accused of deserting his unit in afghanistan before he was captured by the taliban and held for five years. former colleague says bergdahl deserves life in prison. he claims several soldiers died while searching for bergdahl, although the pentagon says it has no evidence of that. >>> and it's this baseball play for the weekend that has everyone still talking this morning. the dodgers' chase utley takes out mets shortstop tejada while breaking up the double play, but the slide actually broke tejada's leg. major league baseball suspended utley for games three and four of the series. utley is appealing. a hearing is scheduled for later today. the mets released a statement supporting the suspension. the two teams are scheduled to meet tonight in game three with the series tied at one game each. expect some fireworks in new york tonight. >>> there's growing outrage in texas after a prairie view councilman was tased outside his home while he was with his friends and having a homeco

bowe bergdahl off the hook. post and the men in afghanistan and his men in afghanistan. presidential candidate donald trump now weighing in on what the prosecutor's recommending. >> well in the old days when we were strong and we were smart and we had a country that really was, you know, respected all over the world, you would execute a person like that. he's a traitor. six people went out looking for him, trying to find him, they were killed, all killed, young, beautiful, incredible people, they were killed looking for this guy and now not only will he not be, you know, what they used to do now he's going to probably get off scott free. it is inconceivable what's going on with our country. >> so one of bergdahl's former platoon mates how do they feel? retired u.s. army sergeant jordan vaughn who served in the same company. thanks so much for joining us. are you shocked by this? >> no, i'm not terribly shocked. this is kind of what we'd been expecting for a long time. >> why? >> it's not terribly surprising. . >

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bowe bergdahl will face a ago. the army officer who presided over last month' s hearing has made his recommendation, but it' s being kept secret -- for now. bergdahl is charged with desertion for walking away from his unit, before being captured by the taliban and being held for five years. it is certainly not something all of us are looking forward to. jc: not everybody. the cold, snowy winter. you know a scene like this one: there' s some good news though. why you might pay less for heat this winter. phil: pepsi' s new collectible -- the significance of this bottle and why it will cost you more than $20 for just one. harvey: speaking of the bottle, how about bottling this kind of weather. jc: a large-scale rescue in a busy port area off the belgian coast overnight. this is the aftermath of a collision between a dutch cargo and a gas tanker, which caused the ship to partially sink. 20 ships rushed to rescue the 11 crew members, given the cold water temperatures. the ship, as you can see, is still in the water. the

we are tired of sergeant bergdahl who is a traitor. he is a traitor. a no good traitor. he should have been executed. we get sergeant bergdahl and they get five of the biggest killers that they wanted more than any other people. they wanted them for years. for years they have a trying to get these killers. they are back on the battlefield. yesterday i heard that bergdahl probably will not serve any time. 30 years ago he would've been shot. people are tired of it. so, just remember this day. because, things are happening. if it all happens and i think it might very well we are going to make this country great again. greater than ever before. it is going to be something special. thank you very much. [applause] aerosmith's dream on] ♪ ♪ every time that i look in the mirror ♪ on my face lines getting clearer ♪ the past is gone ♪ it went back like desk tilde on ♪ ♪ isn't that the way? everybody has their dues in life to pay. i know nobody knows where comes early where it goes i know everybody's guinness say you have to know. half my life is in books with no pages. live and le

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the opinion of the army lawyer that presided over a preliminary hearing over sergeant bowe bergdahl. the decision is to general abrams who can still court-martial bergdahl. >>> talking what happened after the moments of the deadly shooting. steven jones got into a night with several members of a fraternity on campus. after the fight jones got a three others. one of the bullets hit nick prado. he said he was trying to save his friend when jones continued firing hitting him in the neck. >> just hoping my friend wasn't dead. i was holding him in my arms. and i saw all the blood and i was just traumatized by the whole situation. >> prado's friend died at the scene. jones is charged with first-degree murder and three counts of felony aggravated assault. >>> boston mayor marty walsh wants to keep a good relation wants to keep a good relationship with wynn casino. relationship with wynn casino. says he shouldn't take the lawsuit personally. both sides traffic issues the casino might bring. >>> charlie baker is ready to take a tougher stance in opioid abuse. baker will file legislature that

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some military officials say regardless of the recommendation bergdahl deserted his comrades. another decision will be made as to whether or not military officials accept these recommendations. in washington, elizabeth prann, fox news. >>> a boston man faces several charges in a deadly crash in weymouth. now police say the car crashed into a utility pole. there were four people in to the hospital one of them died shortly after they got there. police arrested the driver a 30-year-old francisco gomes. he faces several charges including motor vehicle homicide. >>> in weymouth a man is being held on bail after allegedly hitting another man in the parking lot. >> they say he hit a pedestrian as well as several parked cars in that lot. the pedestrian was flown to the hospital with serious injuries. he faces multiple charges including drunk driving and license. a tiny toy is causing a big uproar. playmobile is stocking its calling racist. >> reporter: this toy certainly is causing a lot of controversy. we went by the store to buy one today had no problem finding one there's plenty av

an army officer is suggesting sergeant bowe bergdahl be served.ather than the general court marshall that they could not be sentenced to more than a year. no more severe than that discharge. military prosecutors charged bow bergdahl with bad behavioral before leaving his post, endangering the lives of troops who searched for him. it could carry a punishment life in prison. >>> he went over to the enemy giving them aide and comfort, tortured, held for five years, but because he walked away, presented himself to the enemy. soldiers were hurt, harm, killed to define him. >> reporter: released from the members drew criticism. some military officials say regardless of the court's recommendation that bergdahl deserted the comrades. another decision will be made as to whether or not military officials accept these recommendations. in washington elizabeth pranh fox news. >>> a toy is causing a lot of controversy having the naacp calling for action. the pirate ship includes a dark skin figured and that they would say to put that shackle around their neck.

we begin with fresh new details in the bowe bergdahl desertion case.er at his hearing last month appears to have decided that bergdahl should not face jail time or a punitive discharge for desertion. bergdahl allegedly walked away from his unit in afghanistan then was captured and held for five years by insurgents. >>> several norovirus outbreaks, 768 students at 17 schools in reno, nevada, have been sickened as 178 other students from an elementary school in greely, colorado, contracted the virus. >>> the new version of diet pepsi appears to be leaving a, well, a bad taste in the mouths of some or many customers. the company replaced aspartame, an artificial sweetener with another and diet pepsi drinkers do not approve saying the new taste is terrible. sales have fallen by 6%. >>> and finally take a look at these munching meerkats in the halloween spirit. they're from the indianapolis zoo, and they seemingly loving the jack-o'-lantern climbing on top of it and eating it. pumpkin is not normally part of their diet. our vets on the set say, but they lik