army sergeant bo bergdahl could be free to travel.ver since their release from guantanamo bay they have been living in qatar under surveillance. their one-year travel ban is about to expire. the worry for the u.s. that they could return to the battlefield in afghanistan. cnn nick valencia is here with much more on this. how are the talks going? >> reporter: according to senior administration officials, those talks have been ongoing between the governments of the united states and qatar and afghanistan all weekend. diplomatic sources telling cnn there was expected to be a decisive meeting between the qataris and americans saturday. details have not been made public yet. that hasn't stopped the chatter or questions to senior administration officials on sunday "meet the press" john brennan talked about what he wants to see happen next for the taliban five. >> i talked personally to senior qatar officials about their monitoring of these individuals that have been in qatar last year. looking at the arrangements put in place and what is goi

but we do not leave people behind. >> we're not going to talk about bo bergdahl right now. what we're going to talk about is whether or not we should close gitmo or let other detainees go. >> close it. >> okay. >> close it. >> would we have gotten information to kill obama bin laden had it been closed? no. we wouldn't. >> close it. >> i hope they tag them with like trackers under their skin. i assume that there's some way to track them. but keeping gitmo open is not in the best interest of our national security. >> john, close it or keep it open? >> that's absolute ridiculous argument. it's not a recruiting tool. come on. you release the dream team back to the terror zones. you close the prison in southern iraq in about 2011. that is the leadership of isis right now. so what does it cost to keep those guys here? a lot less than it costs to go back and these guys become the leadership of isis. whether it's gitmo or somewhere else. you can blame bush you can blame the sun being in your eyes and your shoes being untied. these guys going back and putting harm to americans is a

army sergeant bo bergdahl last year. the u.s. is meeting with qatar rio figures alls trying to keep them inside qatar. our anna coren has this story. >> reporter: there are grave concerns the five senior taliban members released in exchange for u.s. army sergeants bo bergdahl 345i surgeon soon return to the battlefield. they've been living in qatar for the past 12 months unable to leave the country. however, that travel ban is set to expire. it's understood u.s. officials have been in discussion with the qataris about the possibility of extending the travel ban, but no announcement has been made. sergeant bergdahl was held captive for almost five years. earlier this year the u.s. army charged him with des certification. over the past 12 months it's alleged one of the men in ka tan contacted militants while members of the al qaeda affiliated cattani network traveled to meet with them. it continues as the taliban continues to launch deadly attacks. less than 10,000 u.s. forces remain this country. members of the congress fear the t

army sergeant bo bergdahl could be free to travel.se from guantanamo bay last may they have been living in qatar under surveillance. the worry for the u.s.? well they could return to the battlefield in afghanistan. nick valencia is here with much more on that. all weekend the u.s. has been holding negotiations with the government of afghanistan and qatar to extend this travel ban. how are those talks going? >> the senior administration officials say all weekend these talks have been going on between the u.s. government qatar government and afghanistan government. last we heard friday, what was supposed to be a decisive meeting held between qatar and americans saturday. details had not been made public. that hasn't surrounded the chatter surrounding the controversy of the release of the taliban five. earlier today on "state of the union" four star general stanley mcchrystal talked about the trade for bo bergdahl and the taliban five. >> it's important to get them back. we've got to decide what we deal with. the five back presumably the

. >> just hours from now the five taliban leaders transferred in exchange for the release of bo bergdahl us is the author of valley of the shadow. thank you for being with us. >> pleasure to be here. >> it seems like this is a bad deal for the united states on so many levels. most will say that and agree with you but let's further this story. you have a solution of what we should do. >> yeah. track them and kill them. there's no part of the deal that says we can't kill them. perhaps all of them would go back to to terror but that's not the greatest risk. the great risk now is their pr value. and i can tell you you'll see more efforts to kidnap americans because the launching of the islamic terrorists they'll give us five senior taliban warriors and what would they give us an for american general or diplomat. you have the pr value for them internally. you have the danger and heightened value of kidnapped americans and then the possibility that they'll go back to the field but the individual terror acts these men may perpetrate in the future are not my greatest worry because under obama's