she also reported that there was no negotiation for bo bergdahl.he taliban said, you want him give us these five. nothing else is negotiable. >> willingness to negotiate. >> judge. always great. much more on bo bergdahl. juan williams will be coming up. will he defend the swap? i don't know. plus the mother of a soldier killed while looking for bo bergdahl. we will get her take. we will get the soldiers have coming up at 12:30 p.m. today. the german wings copilot crashed the plane on purpose. here is the question, why could the train captain not open the cockpit door? ♪ doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you want. i'll pull up their number. blammo. let's get those guys on the horn. oooo looks like it is time to upgrade your phone, douglass. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >> you are looking at live picture from friends. those are relatives of the plane crash victims are ri

in the meantime, bo bergdahl is a man in crisis and the obama administration totally botched the wholeng. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, inside story on bergdahl. joining us from washington lt. colonel tony shaffer point man bergdahl case for the factor. you predicted medicine march for a decision, just a few days off. what happened behind the scenes? >> behind the scenes we talked about it a little bit last week, bill. there was horse trading attempts. the horses didn't get traded and i think you would have probably heard this last week had the prosecution side, the army side decided that the deal had been taken. it wasn't. and i think the army had no choice but to do the right thing. let me say that i'm very proud of the army for basically not buckling to the presidential pressure to make this quietly go away. so i think what you have seen here, bill, is this situation play out albeit glacially, wanted to go through this linear foot of documentation. god bless him for doing it we have gotten the answer which i think is appropriate regarding the factual circumstan

and spanish. >>> almost a year after he was freed from taliban forces in afghanistan, sergeant bo bergdahl could face prison time. today the u.s. military charged him with desertion. jamie mcintire looks back at bergdahl's saga. >> after a lengthy investigation, the army is charging bergdahl with violation of army law and leaving his post putting his unit in danger. >> chargeing sergeant bo bergdahl formally charge sergeant bergdahl under the uniform code of military justice. >> shirking duty, reduction to buck private forfeiture of all pay and benefits. second count article 99, misbehavior by endangering the safety of a unit or command same penalty except the maximum of life in prison instead of five years. bergdahl was just a private first class when he left his post in afghanistan's batika province in 2009. he was captured by the taliban and held by the hakani network under brutal conditions for five years. never leaving a soldier behind and flanked by bergdahl's parents, announced last may that bergdahl's release had been secured. >> i called bob and janie bergdahl that after nearly fi

you don't even need to download bo bergdahl after he got here. before he even deserted, he e-mailed his parents saying i'm out of here, i'm going i don't even like being an american. they had a pretty good idea he was going to end up being a deserter. in fact, colonel schaefer had a good idea he was going to desert them, but they said he served with honor and distinction. >> not only that, but they sent american soldiers his platoon mates to search for him, and six of them died. and i wonder, if you think that even the people on the left that gave the white house the benefit of the doubt, do you think they feel a little disappointed with the white house today? >> i don't think so because the take-home message here is that do they really think that what he did, bergdahl did, was ir irrational? if they believe it was an unjust war, then his behavior was unjust. which is why you will see a fan club of sorts a campus-borne, media-driven clamor for a pardon. you will vahave matt damon playing him, sean penn playing his father. this ceremony was suppos

he was the first to say that bo bergdahl would be charged with desertion. agon said he was dead wrong about that but now his reports have been verified. and we will speak with colonel shaffer live. plus megyn kelly interviewed bergdahl's entire platoon back in june. remember this? >> raise your hand if you think he deserted. wow. raise your hand if you have some question about whether he deserted. wow. martha: nobody. reactions from one of his team leaders as well. bill: back overseas, there was chaos in the middle east. this is significant. saudi arabia with a six-country coalition has bombed yemen overnight. meanwhile the united states for the first time in tikrit has led air raids bombings, in that city in iraq. fighting back against isis. so why then does the president refuse to meet with the head of nato? that is one question ed henry had at white house here. >> wants to meet with the president. and can't seem to get either his call returned or at least get a meeting with the president. why won't the president meet with the head of nato? when heartburn

a year after army sergeant bo bergdahl was freed

he talked about how to bring bo bergdahl home after his captivity.joins me with a major in the new york army national guard jag corps. major, let me start with you. just in terms of what happens next legally this doesn't even have to necessarily get to a court martial. >> no. what's happened to this point is the commanding general who sits as what we call military convening authority has conferred these charges to an article 32 investigating officer. the article 32 officer will begin a preliminary hearing. during the course of that hearing sergeant bergdahl, his attorney, they will be present, have a right to question witnesses, right to present evidence on sergeant bergdahl's behalf if they so choose. at the conclusion of that hearing the investigating officer will make recommendations again to the commanding general who will make the ultimate decision taos whether he wants to push forward with the court martial. the commanding general has a tremendous amount of discretion. he sits sort of like a civilian district attorney in deciding whether he wan

army spokesman told fox there will be no pre-trial confinement for sergeant bo bergdahl who is currently stationed at fort sam houston texas. is he charged under the uniform code. desertion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty and under article 99, misbehavior before the enemy endangering the safety of command, unit or place. sergeant bowe bergdahl could face a maximum punishment of life behind bars. u.s. military officials and multiple jag officers could not tell us why berg doll would not face a maximum death penalty for those alleged ucmj breaches. one army retired general with knowledge it can only be sought in time of war and technically u.s. did not declare war on afghanistan. there will be a preliminary hearing, like a grand jury the judge has the ability to send the case to a general court martial, a special court martial, or dismiss the charges all together. sergeant bergdahl could also face a dismawrnl discharge and forfeiture of pay. remember before these charges were brought, today there was a 1200 page army investigation into why bergdahl left his base in 20099.

correspondent jim miklaszewski live with new details of the desertion charges against sergeant bo bergdahlt" sam stein and senior white house correspondent chris jansing with us. pulitzer prize winner

bo bergdahl, it came out this week that he's going to be charged with desertion. house for the documents involved with that taliban five swap. so far the white house lass been silent. we have the chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee on the program earlier today, jason chaffetz. listen to the conversation. >> how in the world account white house come to the conclusion that mr. bergdahl served with honor and distinction? i mean this is years after the fact. they knew that he had had similar problems like this in the past. you have people that have been killed. i mean imagine the families of people who went out to search for this person, because they knew. they knew. we want to see the documents. what was the background. and i mean clearly, i think that they just -- they could pull up those records in a couple of days. >> it would be pretty simple. the house oversight wants to see the documents. do you think they're going to get them from the white house? >> well, that's a question of legally. i'm sure the white house is in no hurry to give

. >>> american soldier and former taliban captive bo bergdahl is being accused of abandoning his poste his capture by the taliban. the latter charge carries a severe penalty. >> an emotional moment today. pardon he >> yes. >> the woman came during a hearing on a bill that would allow a bill to allow the terminally ill to decide when their lives should end and her testimony, taped before her death was played. >> it's a video made by a die young woman aimed at california lawmakers in the hope it would help others like her in the future. >> everyone of us will die. we should not have to suffer excruciating pain, shame, or a prolonged dieing process. >> this video testimony was made 18 days before she chose to end her life. with medication, prescribed for the purpose in oregon. >> what my wife did on november 1st, her death, her passing it was by her design. it avoided suffering. and it harmed no one else. >> her mother and husband appeared in sacramento in support of the senate bill 128 called end of life option act. opponents testified the bill would sank suicide or lead to homicide. >>

. >>> american soldier and former taliban captive bo bergdahl is being accused of abandoning his posture by the taliban. the latter charge carries a severe penalty. >> an emotional moment today. pardon he >> yes. >> the woman came during a hearing on a bill that would allow a bill to allow the terminally ill to decide when their lives should end and her testimony, taped before her death was played. >> it's a video made by a die young woman aimed at california lawmakers in the hope it would help others like her in the future. >> everyone of us will die. we should not have to suffer excruciating pain, shame, or a prolonged dieing process. >> this video testimony was made 18 days before she chose to end her life. with medication, prescribed for the purpose in oregon. >> what my wife did on november 1st, her death, her passing it was by her design. it avoided suffering. and it harmed no one else. >> her mother and husband appeared in sacramento in support of the senate bill 128 called end of life option act. opponents testified the bill would sank suicide or lead to homicide. >> it could

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after a lengthy investigation any army is charging sergeant bo bergdahl of violation of military law.> the u.s. army forces command has thoroughly reviewed the army's investigation during the 2009 disappearance in afghanistan, and formally charged sergeant bergdahl under the armed forces uniform code of military justice. >> reporter: there are two counts article 85 of the uniform code of military justice, desertion with intention to sherk duty. the second count, article 99: with the same penalty except for a maximum of life in prison instead of five years. bergdahl was a private first class when he left his post on june 30th, 2009. he was captured by the taliban and held under brutal conditions for five years. president obama citing the army ethos of never leaving a soldier behind announced last may that bergdahl's freedom has been secured in a deal brokered by qatar. >> this morning i called bob and janne, and told them that after nearly five years in captivity, their son bo is coming home. >> reporter: byrd dahl was considered a prisoner of war which the president cited of sending f

army spokesman told fox there will be no pre-trial confinement for sergeant bo bergdahl who is currentlystationed at fort sam houston texas. is he charged under the uniform code. desertion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty and under article 99, misbehavior before the enemy endangering the safety of command, unit or

army sergeant bo bergdahl who was held captive by the taliban for five years we are just learning rightt he is going to be charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. that is according to the fox news. we're getting that news right now. >>> whether it is on wall street or main street here who is making money today, including mcdonald's. it is taking inspiration from martha stewart by launching a lifestyle collection. look at that! homewares, apparel each item emblazenned with the image of a big mac. delicious. products include big mac bedsheets. wallpaper obviously and big mac yoga pants. what you really want is a giant hamburger on your ass. back to make more money. mulder and sully. fox reopening "the x-files" for one last season. it has been off the years for 13 years. fans are promised six new episodes. the show's creator says they will be weirder than ever. perfect. >>> a little help from the world's most interesting man. this guy right here, he was caught trying to carpool with a cardboard cutout. look closely. you will see that is the man from the dos equis commercia

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when this happened, let's go to susan rice saying bo bergdahl, this is a big celebration, and susan riceserved with honor and distinction. >> the point is that he's back. he's going to be reunited with his family. he served the united states with honor and distinction. >> i disagree. i don't know how deserting your brothers in arms is serving with honor and distinction. >> if you look at what the fact roars were going into the decision of course there are competing interests. and values. and one value is we bring everybody home off the battlefield the best we can. it doesn't matter how they ended up in a prisoner of war situation. >> it doesn't matter? >> it doesn't matter. we bring our people home. >> just talking about like she did in benghazi. what difference does it make? does it matter to you as a mother who lost a son? >> it definitely matters to every young man that served with honor and distinction and every parent, every son, every daughter. you have just lowered the standard for their parents. or their son, or themselves. >> now, matt they're going to have a tough decision to m

agency recently testified that he believed at least one of the taliban five swapped for sergeant bo bergdahlwould go back to the battlefield. the five men are apparently free to leave qatar in less than six weeks time. leading analyst say you can't just wave a magic wand and erase these guy's histories. what's changed is the obama white house is willing to accept more risk that a detainee are l. go back to terrorism in an effort to close the camps by the end of the president's second term andrea. >> catherine, county president take executive action to shut it down? >> well, that is a great question. there are 122 detainees left and about 50 are cleared for transfer. and the conventional wisdom is that the president will move even more aggressively to shift the remaining prisoners to a u.s. facility if his administration can get the population at gitmo below 100. if would really be an extraordinary step, given there is bipartisan legislation that blocks a transfer of any detainees to u.s. soil, andrea. >> all right, catherine. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> and our apologies. the image that

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army spokesman told fox there will be no pre-trial confinement for sergeant bo bergdahl who is currentlye charged under the uniform code. desertion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty and under article 99, misbehavior before the enemy endangering the safety of command, unit or

army announces just last hour it formally charged former taliban prisoner and arm sergeant bo bergdahlh desertion. bergdahl was captured by the taliban after abandoning his post in afghanistan back in 2009. he was freed last may in a very controversial prison swap involving five taliban leaders held at guantanamo. bergdahl could face life in prison, or possibly capital punishment. in june 2014, u.s. national security advisor susan rice said of bergdahl, quote, he served with honor and distinction. clearly now, that judgment is in question. >>> believe it or not, takes day is three weeks from today. one tax prep ceo will tell us why he says this year, you do not want to file any a later than april 15th. he will tell you why. newest hot catch. the all-new ford focus rs. it has 315 plus horsepower engine. look who is in the driver's seat. cheryl casone is there. she braced the weather. she will tell us all about it in a moment. ♪ it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with c

stream it's your chance to join the conversation only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> army sergeant bo bowe bergdahls facing charges that could lands him in to a military prison, he was captured by the taliban in afghanistan in 20009. he was freed last year nay controversial prisoner swap that released five taliban officials who had been held at guantanmo. today the army announced it have charming bergdahl with did desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. >> misbehavior before the enemy by endangering a command safety ube are off his max medical penalty of dishonorable discharge, reduction to the rank of e1. total fore fitch a of all payment allowances and possible confinement for life. >> the next step in the case will be a military hearing similar to a civilian grand jury proceeding. it will determine if bergdahl should be court marshaled. >>> after the charges were announced, berg calling bergdahl's attorney repleased a statement. berg dale said: >> bergdahl's lawyer said he sent the statement to army investigators. >>> a congressional review says the f bench i urgently needs to improve its in

host: do you think that the prisoners at guantanamo bay that were released in exchange for bo bergdahl pose a threat to the united states? guest: yes, i do. i'll tell you why. first of all, at least in the beginning, as we began to release some of these prisoners, what we saw was a high recidivism rate. meaninging that many of these people went back into the fold to work against us and against western concerns. i think at that time it might have been a 70% or 80% recidivism rate which is very, very high. now, ok, so you can say 10 years later, 15 years later, that's come down a bit. but the reality is that you take a big risk when you -- [inaudible] -- there's a reason why we've been holding them for so long. maybe we haven't been able to try them because i think the previous -- the lieutenant colonel who was on was talking about how the ucmj and how the fog of war and how difficult it is to get a chain of evidence you're going into tora bore o'or whatever and you're under fire and trying to grab computers and information as much as you can. it's not like what you see on law and order

correspondent jim miklaszewski live with new details of the desertion charges against sergeant bo bergdahl with the story he first breaux two months ago. we have the "huffington post" sam stein and senior white house correspondent chris jansing with us. pulitzer prize winner writer for the "washington post" and msnbc contributor jonathan kayecapehart. and let's go to the stunning new report from the "new york times" detailing the final moments onboard germanwings. the headline germanwings pilot locked out of the cockpit before the crash in france citing a senior military official involved in the investigation. the times details what the cockpit voice recorder captured in the final moments before the jet crashed. the official describing hearing a, quote, very smooth very cool conversation between the pilots during the early part of the flight. before there was any indication that one of the pilots left the cockpit and could not re-enter. the investigator says, quote, the guy outside is knocking lightly on the door and then there's no answer. then the source describes hearing louder knocks s

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[video clip] president obama: this morning, i called bob and ginny bergdahl and told them their son was coming home. while boas gone, he was never forgotten. his parents thought about him and prayed for him every single day, as did his sister sky, who prayed for his safe return. he was not forgotten by his community in idaho, or the military, which rallied to support the bergdahl's through thick and thin. and he wasn't forgotten by his country, because the united states of america does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. as commander-in-chief, i'm proud of the servicemembers who recovered sergeant bergdahl and brought him safely out of harms way. as usual, they performed with extraordinary courage and professionalism and they have made their nation proud. write now, our top priority is making sure that boewe if the care and support he needs and can be reunited with his family as soon as possible. host: president obama in june of last year talking about the release of sergeant bergdahl, the exchange he did for five prisoners at guantanamo bay. jonathan turley writing and "usa today's" opinion

who was held captive by the taliban for five years, bo burying dall charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. army officials say bergdahl walk @ way from his stand in afghan 20095 month after arriving in afghanistan before captured by the taliban. he was released last summer. president obama negotiated his release in exchange for a group of taliban leaders, five in all. >> all right, 7:11. a former university of oklahoma fraternity member caught on video lead ago racist chant on that bus. he actually went in front of folks and spoke. >> yep, he now says the chant was discusting and he regrets not stopping it. >> i never thought of myself as a racist, i considered it a possibility. go the bottom lines the words said this that chant were mean, hurtful and racist. i will be deeply sorry and deeply a shame of what i have done for the rest of my life. >> levi and several other members of the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity were caught on video, you remember, rye citing a chant that referenced lynching, and using a racial slur against african-americans. petit, another student, were later expelled from school for their leadersh