. >>> this is the front of a ferrari dealership in doha qatar. you see a nice red maserati and that looks like a black one and a yellow in the background and the window broke you notice there's a bunch of nice cars and a silver kia kind of out of place in this beautiful car showroom. the guy in the blue jacket is a security guard and that security guard is trying to get that misplaced kia out of the showroom. it looks like the car went crashing through the front of this building. the car backs out and you are thinking, all right, well, there's a better way to do that. but then -- the car takes off. talk about hit-and-run. >> what? >> what? >> it's, like, no one's going to notice there's a car driving down the street with a ton of shattered glass on it. and now they saw the license plate, too, right? because he was in there forever. >> yeah, the security guard was right on him. and it looked like the security guard was helping him back out cleanly but he tries not to smash up the side of that kia. hard to see if any damage was done inside besides

officials say the five commanders will be released into the protective custody of doha qatar where they opened an office last year. bergdahl was captured in june 2009. this exchange was floated by the state department in 2012, but it appears to have gained traction among u.s. officials since january. a former spokesman for detainee affairs says it's a bad idea. >> we're talking about some of the top leaders that they have, two former governors, a former deputy minister of defense, a former deputy minister of intel. could you imagine in world war ii, releasing a sergeant who walked off post for four of the nazi's stop leaders? that's what we're talking about. >> no evidence has shown they're making a move to remove them. they would have to notify them 30 days in advance. >> we won't discuss all of our efforts with response to guantanamo. this administration will not transfer a detainee unless the threat the detainee may pose can by sufficiently mitigated and only when consistent with our humane treatment policy. >> most troops to be pulled out of afghanistan at the end of this year, the

all five would be released into the protective custody of doha, qatar where the taliban have an office. this prisoner exchange is not a new idea. it has been floated before by the state department. it appears to gain some traction among u.s. officials since mid-january. there is no evidence any preparations have been made to move the detainees from guantanamo bay. by law the administration would have to notify congress 30 days in advance of any transfers. pentagon spokesman admiral john kirby was careful when asked about a possible trade. >> he has been gone too long. he is not just a member the bergdahl family. he is a member our family as well. we want him back. we never stopped trying to bring that about. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence agencies intercept ad video of bowe bergdahl last month from the taliban. it was the first video of the american p.o.w. in three years, jenna. jenna: we talk about the taliban as one big group. according to reports he is held by the haqqani network based in pakistan, a very dangerous group. what has this looked like over the past two years as far as p

when we tried that in the past only release one at a time and maybe two and keep them in qatar initially and dohahat is on the table but certainly those kinds of negotiations could be on the table to foresteal getting back into afghanistan, at least until most of our troops are out of there. jamie: in terms of a rescue, why isn't your intel good enough to know after all these years exactly where this soldier is? although i assume, let me just say this. i do know from another pow you're often moved from one location to another but why haven't we been successful in that regard? >> that is a good question. we worked very hard to try to find him. most people believe, intelligence sources he is in pakistan and being hid by the haqqani network. when you're just trying to hide one person it is relatively easy to do and that person is obviously not communicating to everybody was bin laden was. we had difficulty finding him an everybody in our intelligence services were after him for 10 years. so i think it is understandable why we haven't been able to track him down. it is not for lack of effort. i know