i'm not surprised to hear those voices from the men in bergdahl 's unit, because they went through whatent through, which was terrible disillusionment. and my own research in the second world war, the front-line soldiers and all most all of the deserters in the second world war were from the frontlines, the very small minority of men who actually were in combat in the second world war. none of their comrades on the turn them iner because many had felt that same impulse themselves. they were under such pressure because one of the considerations they have that they might just run away one day -- it was the rear soldiers who never saw combat who would in the event turn those deserters into be court-martialed. men at the front lines go through all kinds of emotions, conflicting emotions, and sometimes they have such trauma and stress that they crack. they inflict wounds on themselves to get out of battle, runaway. the man beside them understand that better than those who were in offices. >> charles glass, in your research, you found the leadership of the battalion plays a significant role i

s military hospital in germany. when he's stable enough to travel, bergdahl will be transported to the san antonio military medical center. since his release may 31-st, critics have alleged bergdahl deserted his unit. the f-b-i is now investigating threats against his parents, though the nature of the threats is unknown. kerry says despite the circumstances of his capture, the u-s could not leave bergdahl in the hands of the taliban. "it would have been offensive and incomprehensible to consciously leave an american behind, no matter what." i'm scott thompson reporting. more world news. three months to the day a malaysian jetliner vanished, relatives of those aboard are set to launch an effort today to raise 5-million-dollars for investigations and a reward. malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared on march 8th with 239 people aboard. a multi-national effort to scour the choppy waters of the southern indian ocean has turned up no signs of the jetliner. the underwater search was postponed in late may. but relatives demanded answers, prompting the reward m-h-370 fundraiser. it's set to launch on the crowd sourcing website indie-go-go today. coming up. the latest on the condition of comedian tracy mo

s military hospital in germany. when he's stable enough to travel, bergdahl will be transported to the san antonio military medical center. since his release may 31-st, critics have alleged bergdahl deserted his unit. the f-b-i is now investigating threats against his parents, though the nature of the threats is unknown. kerry says despite the circumstances of his capture, the u-s could not leave bergdahl in the hands of the taliban. >>"it would have been offensive and incomprehensible to consciously leave an american behind, no matter what." >>i'm scott thompson reporting. here in the bay area. a pair of livermore buisness partners have turned their hobby into a business. not a business just to make money. but to help other's just like them. they are military veterans. who have decided to turn barrels of beer and bottles of wine, into a sign of support. as kron 4's john fenoglio reports. this is a bay area brew. made by vets, to benefit vets. > > by all accounts it looks like any other small operation to make themselves handcrafted beer wine. but to the owners of this brewery this, is an operation that does just more than bottled beer and wine. >> "you can buy a bottle and you know that you are s

bergdahl is back in the united states. he's arrived at the brook army medical center in san antonio, texas, early this morning. sergeant bergdahl is beginning what officials sa s call a reintegration process including therapy and counseling. bergdahl's parents say they're overjoyed he's back in the u.s. but it's not clear when they'll see his son. army officials say he's in stable condition. >> the reintegration of sergeant bergdahl is a comprehensive process. there's no set time line for any phase of reintegration. >> what we're trying to do to get him to recognize that the coping skills he used to survive this long five-year ordeal may not be healthy and functional now and get him to transition to a healthy, normal lifestyle. >> army officials will begin debriefing sergeant bergdahl, investigating how he went missing. we still don't know what happened. but check out the latest expert that fox news invited to weigh in on bergdahl. finding out how to react to more when john kerry was running for president. john o'neill is back with us. that's right, the man who literally invented swift boating. the smearing of john kerry's military service is now talking about

happening right now, american solder sergeant bow bergdahl who has been recovering in germany after five years in taliban captivity is new back in the united states. 's arrived this morning in his new home in san antonio, texas where he will continue his treatment at the brook army medical center. doctors say he will in the be rush back in the public spotlight. bergdahl is expect to be reunitedded with his family in texas. >>> breaking news overnight a philadelphia police officer has been involve in the multi vehicle accident happened late last night in hunting park. three cars were involve in the accident at sixth and erie, officials tell us that the officer was off-duty at the time. there is no word what led to the crash or if anybody was badly injured. >>> there was a fire in the bucks county apartment building investigated as arson this broke out at bensalem court apartments on the 800 block of cedar avenue. fire officials say fire was contained to the boiler room but smoke was a problem. several apartments had smoke damage. nobody was hurt. red cross is helping 30 people. >>> police are looking for a person who shot a woman with the pellet gun i

s military prison at guantanamo bay. >> pam: the swap sparked a controversy over a range of issues. including the decision to release the taliban detainees. and accusations by members of bergdahl's unit. that he is a deserter. . ahead at eight. >> pam: >> pam: starbucks. getting people charged up for the day. in more ways than one! the new service for smartphones. protests erupt for the start of the world cup in brazil. injuring reporters. and an unusual robbery at a bart station. >> pam: the victim -- baffled by how the suspect was able to get away. >> pam: new at 8: >> pam: a woman claims her purse is snatched at a bart station. and you won't believe who she says stole it. and how that person got away. kron 4's scott rates is live at the ashby bart station in berkeley to explain. scott? >> reporter: she was very surprised the who took her purse and now she is upset at the bart response time over the incident spirit >> right around here i realize my purse was gone. she told me that it was a woman in a wheelchair that stole my purse. that a >> reporter: is when she realized the one in which your was heading toward the elevator. >> the elevator door was about the clothes is less the b

reported that the united states government knew the whereabouts of mr. bowe bergdahl through three sources, u.a.f.'s, satellites, and human intelligence. you're a special operator. you got out in 2009, right? 2014 shall things have changed a little bit but i know you stay involved and in touch with your community. my point is the options. we had some option. we chose to trade five high-value targets for one rvice member, right, that we wanted to free and have come back home. it's laudable to have him come back. the right thing to do. do you have any lack of confidence in your ability of your unit, the united states army, with the capabilities we have if we knew where he was your ability if tanked with the mission to go retrieve that soldier? >> i don't know the details. >> i know you don't >> but if we knew we are was the e were confident and risks evaluated, absolutely, we have the capability to get get him. >> so you already spoke about the different options that we had or didn't have and you don't think this was the best one. if we knew where he was, can you think, and can you come up with some s

reported that the united states government knew the whereabouts of mr. bowe bergdahl through three sources, u.a.f.'ssatellites, and human intelligence. you're a special operator. you got out in 2009, right? 2014 shall things have changed a little bit but i know you stay involved and in touch with your community. my point is the options. we had some option. we chose to trade five high-value targets for one service member, right, that we wanted to free and have come back home. it's laudable to have him come back. the right thing to do. do you have any lack of confidence in your ability of your unit, the united states army, with the capabilities we have if we knew where he was your ability if tanked with the mission to go retrieve that soldier? >> i don't know the details. >> i know you don't. >> but if we knew we are was and we were confident and the risks evaluated, absolutely, we have the capability to get get him. >> so you already spoke about the different options that we had or didn't have and you don't think this was the best one. if we knew where he was, can you think, and can you come up with

. >> i think bergdahl will have his day before the bar of justice. >> mosul, tikrit s baghdad next? >> if the unitednan was -- i was with him on the last convoy out of iraq in 2011. we looked at iraq in the rearview mirror and said, thank goodness. it was the departure precipitous? did president obama, was he naive to trust that maliki would have a government that included sunnies as well as shiites, as well as kurds? probably. history i think will judge president obama very harshly. but this is the point that has to be made, his one basic road that leads from mosul to tikrit, to samara to baghdad, we have to hit the road, hit it -- >> we've done it before. >> we've got to hit it now. we've got to give the shiite army, the largely shiite army of maliki in baghdad time to rally. you've got to stop this advance, cut off and for a time we'll be fighting alongside iranians because the enemy of my enemy is my friend. it is ironic that it's come to this. this is an emergency. we have to all be in this together. drone strikes today. >> right. great point. you know the area like few other people not in the

bergdahl's family and to him to presume anything. we don't do that in the united states. we rely on facts. >> i do not know of specific circumstance sthey have been on the "today" show for three days. who are they watching? i mean, i think that stan mcchrystal put it in the way that most got it to me, we go get the guys, and that is unequivocal. >> and it is not, nicolle. >> well, i mean, let me finish the thought, that all hagel had to say is that we get our guys and then we deal with them. if he was a bad guy or the bad soldier, we will deal with it. we don't leave that for the tall taliban. i don't agree with what they did, but what is more disastrous to me is the public posture that the administration is taking from the white house rose garden and the white house podium and the secretary of defense podium is as alarming to me as the actual policy itself. >> i want to go the gene robinson, because i had a faithful supporter of barack obama public figure actually tell me last night, i am scared. >> how? >> not about who is going to win the next election, and not about who is going to be the president in 2016 but just the appearanc