live in pilger, nebraska, i'm jay gray.ack to you now. >> i saw some of the network coverage yesterday. one of the network meteorologists said in her lifetime she's never seen anything like this. i don't remember whether she was talking about the fact thatç there were twin twisters or that one of those twisters may have been on the ground for an hour or more perhaps. either way, it doesn't matter, i suppose, at this point. what we saw was really, really rare. >> reporter: very rare, vai. in fact, i've covered a lot of these storms as well over the last 20 plus years. i've never seen two twisters on the ground simultaneously together. as you talk about, it is very rare to have a tornado of that magnitude, that force on the ground for an hour or more. that's what allowed it to do so much damage. it is horrific here. as the sun comes up, we'll get an even better idea of just how far reaching the devastation is. >> jay gray reporting from pilger, nebraska. stay safe, my friend. >> reporter: thanks. >>> 4:49. to a developing st

hospital in germany to the brook army medical center in san antonio, texas, where we find nbc's jay gray. jay, good morning. are you there? you've been following the story all this morning. what is next for bergdahl? >> reporter: good morning, richard. he begins the third phrase of his reintegration as doctors call it here in san antonio. it has been a long, difficult and controversial trip back, but as you talk about the former p.o.w., he is back on american soil now. the pentagon confirms sergeant bowe bergdahl traveled overnight from landstuhl regional medical center in germany to san antonio, where he'll begin the next phase of his reintegration, rehabilitation and recovery. army doctors say bergdahl is getting better physically, but needs more time to recover emotionally and psychologically after being held for five years by the taliban as a prisoner of war. >> my name is bowe bergdahl. >> reporter: during his captivity, he reportedly spent extended time in solitary confinement and endured repeated physical torture. as his treatment now shifts to san antonio, the firestorm of contro

more from jay gray. >> reporter: the man police say is responsible for the accident has been charged with four counts of assault with an automobile. it happened early saturday morning when the tractor-trailer roper was driving apparently slammed into a luxury van stalled in traffic on the new jersey turnpike. >> it was unreal. i mean, i didn't know what happened. i mean, i -- shattered glass and things like that. it all happened so fast. >> reporter: a group of comedians were returning to new york after a performance in delaware. >> the most amazing men. i've been doing this a long time as a professional. >> reporter: 63-year-old james mcnair was killed in the crash, four others injured, including comedian tracy morgan who is still in critical condition. his family at his hospital side. the truck belonged to walmart and said, we're prayering for the family and friends of those affected and walmart will take full responsibility. the first court appearance for roper, the man behind the wheel is scheduled for monday. jay gray, new york. >>> in seattle, the mayor plans to propose new leg

that is where we find jay gray this morning. jay, what's the latest there. >> reporter: hey, good morning, betty. it's just overwhelming the devastation here. this is a snapped power pole here. and more debris, you can see the suv, or what's left of it there mixed in with other things. and another power pole on the ground and look back, a lot of the debris, what's left, is covered in mud after what a lot of people have described as an almost surreal attack from mother nature. >> oh, another -- there's the other -- >> reporter: at first glance, it almost seems like science fiction. twin tornados side by side in eastern nebraska, destroying everything in their path. but the raw power and devastation from the storm is all too real. >> the village of pilger is basically what we would say, the majority of the village is destroyed. >> reporter: at least two people are dead, close to two dozen injured after the twisters ripped apart the small farming community of less than 400. >> it's just unbelievable. because you're just kind of in a

nbc bay area's jay gray is live in las vegas with new information coming out tonight. jay? >> reporter: good evening. you know, that killing spree started in a pizza restaurant around the corner, ended up in a walmart over my shoulder here. police have identified the young married couple. it's amanda and jared miller. they say they're responsible and that the couple wanted to start a bloody revolution here. neighbors say jared and amanda miller moved from indiana into this las vegas apartment complex in february. kelly lives next door to the couple and saw them leave early sunday morning. >> she hugged me. he hugged me and he said that he had to do what he had to do and the revolution has just begun. >> fielder said they were carrying at least five weapons. something they have done before. >> they said they used it for protection. because they were going into the underground. >> but on sunday, police say the weapons were used in a killing spree. las vegas police officer alyn beck and igor soldo were ambushed, killed while they were having lunch. >> they placed a flag, a don

jay gray, nbc news, las vegas. >>> fire investigators in san jose say a fire at an elementary schoolas likely an accident but the school isn't so sure. firefighters were called out to steinbeck elementary school in south san jose before 3:00 yesterday morning where the firefighters found the building housing electrical components on fire. they stopped the flames from spreading to the main building. the school believes someone set the fire on purpose but fire officials say the cause is still under investigation. no one was injured. >>> a review of construction records and e-mails from the company which built the bay bridge found we'll probably spend millions of dollars on repairs. according to a report by the sacramento bee, the department of transportation built a chinese company to build the bridge despite the company had no experience building bridges. the paper says officials apparently thought the company would work faster and it cost about $250 million less than the next lowest bidder. but the report found in order to get it all done quickly, some of the work doesn't meet codes

"today in the bay" jay gray is there this morning and more on the growing controversy surrounding his release. >> the pentagon confirms sergeant bowe bergdahl overnight from germany to san antonio where he will begin his next phase of rehabilitation and recovery. army doctors say bergdahl is getting better physically but needs more time to recover psychologically after being held by five years by the taliban as a prisoner of war. during his captivity he spent time in solitary confinement and endured repeated torture. as his treatment now shifts to san antonio, the fire storm of controversy over his release seems to be growing. accusations by some that he deserted his post and there continues to be bipartisan outrage in washington that the administration agreed to a deal to trade five taliban prisoners being held in guantanamo bay for bergdahl's release without consulting congress. >> the transfers went ahead with totally not following the law. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel defended the move during a hearing this week on capitol hill. >> the exchange needed to take place q

nbc's jay gray has the latest on the investigation for us. >> i don't know what set him off. but he just was on a rampage. >> reporter: the first shots rang out just before noon in this las vegas pizza restaurant where investigators say a man and woman ambushed vegas police officers alyn beck and igor soldo. one suspect apparently yelling this is the start of a revolution as they opened fire. >> my officers were simply having lunch when the shooting started. >> reporter: one of the officers managed to return fire. but both ultimately died from their wounds. the suspects took the officers' weapons and ammunition and walked across a parking lot to this walmart where they shot and killed an innocent bystander just inside the front doors. >> very scary. because he was right behind where i work and i was afraid that he would look over the wall and start shooting there. >> reporter: instead, they moved inside as police moved in. witnesses say there was a grief gun battle and according to police, the suspects turned their guns on themselves, part of an apparent suicide pact. a state

jay gray reports from san antonio. >> reporter: the pentagon confirms sergeant bowe bergdahl traveled overnight from the rehabilitation and recovery. army doctors say bergdahl is getting better physically but needs more time to recover emotionally and psychologically after being held for five years by the taliban as a prisoner of war. during his captivity bergdahl reportedly spent extended time in solitary confinement and endured repeated physical torture. as his treatment now shifts to san antonio, the firesymptom of controversy over his release seems to be growing. there have been accusations by some including soldiers in bergdahl's unit that he deserted his post. then there continues to be be bipartisan outrage in washington that the administration agreed to a deal to trade five taliban prisoners being held in guantanamo bay for bergdahl's release without consulting congress. >> the transfers went ahead with no consultation, totally not following the law. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel defended the move. >> the exchange needed to take place quickly, efficiently and quie

jay gray has details of the shooting. >> i don't know what set them off, but it was just a rampage. >> reporter: the first shots rang out just before noon where a man and woman ambushed alyn beck and igor soldo, one of the suspects yelling "this is the start of a revolution" as they opened fire. >> my officers were simply having lunch when the shootings started. >> reporter: one of the officers managed to return fire but both ultimately died from their wounds. the suspects took the officers' weapons and ammunition and walked across the street to this walmart where they shot and killed an innocent bystander just inside the front doors. >> very scary. because he was right behind where i work and i was afraid that he would look over the wall and start shooting there. >> reporter: instead, they moved inside as police moved in. witnesses say there was a brief gun battle and then, according to police, the suspects turned the guns on themselves, part of an apparent suicide pact. a statement from walmart called the incident, quote, a senseless act of violence. >> it's a tragic day. it's a ver

jay gray shows us what's more for the former prisoner of war. >> the long, difficult, and controversial trip home ended after midnight, but a former prisoner of war will be in recovery. >> she ready to do more interacting with the debriefers and the medical team. slowly, but surely it's improving and the progress is there. >> a team of doctors led by a sere psychologist will treat him. the group has been practicing for this mission every six months since bergdahl was captured. >> to live in that captivity, our goal is to help them understand how they were functioning at that time and not now. >> as the treatment continues, so does the firestorm of circumstances and the deal that was made for his release. there have been accusations including soldiers in his unit that he desserted the post in afghanistan. while in washington, lawmakers from both parties are angry the administration agreed to trade prisoners for the relooes without consulting congress. >> the transfers went ahead with no consultation and not following the law. >> senator john mccain is a former prisoner of war said now is

nbc 10's jay gray reports from vegas. >> neighbors say jared and amanda miller moveed from indiana into this las vegas couple and saw them leave early sunday morning. >> he said he had to do what he had to do. >> they said they were carrying at least five weapons, something they have done before. >> they said they used it to for protection. they are going to the underground. >> the weapons were used in a killing spree. las vegas police officers were ambushed and shot at point blank range, killed while having lunch. >> we placed a flag, a don't tread on me yellow flag on the body of the officer and terrence miller had a note to the officer that basically stated that this is the beginning of the revolution. >> he was skreemting about a revolution as he walked into the wal-mart where he was confronted by 31-year-old joseph wilcox carrying a registered concealed weapon. >> amanda miller shot him one time in the ribs area where he immediately collapsed. >> police response teams moved in and there was a brief gun battle before amanda shot her husband several times and turned the weapon on her

that is where we find nbc's jay gray this morning. jay, can you tell us what the latest is? morning, dara. the sun coming up and really revealing the overwhelming devastation. a snapped phone and power poles like this one scattered about. look behind you. you can see some of the debris here. what's left of an suv there. we step over one of the utility poles. again, they're scattered all over the place. there's not a lot left in the path of the storm, but what is, everything just covered in mud right now. part of what so many here have called an almost surreal attack from mother nature. >> reporter: at first glance it almost seems like science fiction. twin tornados side-by-side in eastern nebraska destroying everything in their path. the devastation is all too real. >> the village of pilger is what we would say the majority is really just destroyed. >> reporter: at least two people are dead. los to two dozen injured. that's when the twister ripped aincorporate a small farming community of less than 400. >> it's just unbelievable. you're just kind of in a state of shock becau

jay gray, nbc news, pilger, nebraska. >>> now to our weather here. the heat and humidity are the headlines. >> sheena is tracking storm chances from the weather center. >> first the heat and humidity, we are feeling it. tomorrow will feel hotter than today. we have a heat advisory up. i will show you where in a minute. right now, this is the first 90-degree day so far this year, believe it or not. 93 right now. we have been at 93 for a couple hours. 90 in cherry hill. 89, washington township. through much of the lehigh valley, we are near 90. reading at 91 for a while. 91 in blue bell and through south jersey. about the low 90 in millville. 92 at the atlantic city airport. avalon, you can go for relief. tomorrow will be a first alerd day because of the heat first of all and then because of storms we are expecting later tomorrow night. heat advisory will make it feel closer to 100 than today. more like the upper 90s. then night thunderstorms. there is a chance that some could get strong and bring heavy rain. that is one thing we will be keeping our ey

live at the bellmont, i am jay gray. morgan back to you. >> jay, thank you for being with us this morning. >>> coming up, another first at the bell mont stakes, a female trainer is vying for the title marking what could be history in the making. and thankfully the weather is cooperating with today's race. al jazeera is right here with that forecast. dave, what can the belmont fans expect today? >> can't come lplain about the weather. it's bust across the northeast. a little cool now but nothing on the radar picture here all clear. the rain's cleared out. the northeast is looking clear with just a few clouds out there. >> that's about it. temperatures have dropped a bit. the dry air is in place. the humidity is not a factor today. 60s to start the day. even a few 50s out there. a little cool u but climbing into the 80s this afternoon. high pressure controls the weather across the northeast, not the case in the south and all the way to texas and oklahoma where we have had areas of severe weather moving through the area alon

this morning jay gray is live in las vegas. jay, in watching my twitter feed this morning, the entire nation is mourning. what is the mood there in las vegas? >> reporter: yeah i think just still a lot of people stunned, damian. you can understand this is really just unfolding through the noon hour yesterday and into the evening. now the investigation is continuing into the early morning here. still no clear indication of the motivation in this incident. as you talked about, there are neighbors in the apartment complex where the couple may have lived that talked about this couple talking openly about white supremacy. also about actively searching at some point killing police officers. it's disturbing to hear that from the apartment complex four miles from here where investigators are pouring through an apartment there. they continue to work at the walmart behind me as well. still a heavy police presence here and across the area right now. it's going to be that way for quite some time. we don't have the names of the suspects or t

. >> nbc's jay gray joins us live now from outside that walmart store in las vegas. a lot of unanswered questions, but we expect to get maybe some answers at 10:00 this morning. >> reporter: yeah, we hope so. that's when we'll hear from police next. look, this is a community still stunned, shocked at what happened here. and really trying to grasp some understanding just like the police officers and investigators are here. and working through grief. the officers have lost two of their own. there was an innocent bystander that you talked about gunned down and killed as well. this is the front page of the "las vegas journal" today. if you read into the text of this, very interesting. police have spent a lot of time today at the apartment building four blocks from the shopping sent we are the couple lived, or the suspects in this case. it says neighbors tell the paper that they talked about anti-government views that they had and talked openly about white supremacy and a desire to kill police. so very disturbing information coming from that area. and again, we hope to hea

. >> reporter: bs acte gwi l beev jay gray, nbc news. >>> the u.s.team takes on belgium tuesday afternoon at 4:00. it's now the knockout round at the world cup, so it's win or go home. the time right now is 5:57. "nbc 10 news today" continues in just a moment with a full hour of news. nbc 10's matt delucia is following final mass today for 16 local churches. matt? >> reporter: parishioners are preparing to say good-bye to their churches as the archdiocese is moving forward with plans to merge. i'm talking with parishioners about this day. that's coming up. >> we're calling it a sunny day. the temperatures back into the 80s. a live look outside shows some sunshine peeking through some of the clouds we have this morning. but you're going to need the umbrella next week. we'll show you why coming up. [ mom ] when the nest gets too quiet... it's time to find some real harmony, with nature. [ family screams ] elmo! [ wolf, kids howling ] [ train whistles ] [ bird chirps ] [ people screaming ] [ snoring ] music to mom's ears. [ female announcer ] turn your

. >> chilling video, and jay gray joining me now, and what more are we learning about the shooters this morning, jay? >> well, good morning, kristen, and we are getting the insight into exactly what the mindset may have been before the shooting, but first, what is happening here on the ground of the site where the first shots rang out, officers are coming to the memorial, and others are just stunned and emotional about what has happened in the community. a and a lot of people are greeting and thanking the police for what they are doing in this investigation. back to the millers and what we know about the thinking and as they move into the horrible attack. we have some of the last posts online and both active on social media. starting with jarod miller, the dawn i dawning of a new day, and may all of our sacrifices be worth it. and then he wrote, we have come in peace, but we must prepare for war and we are facing an enemy that is well funded and who believe that they stand for freedom and justice, be to stop this oppression, i fear, can only be accomplished with bloodsh bloodshed. and o

jay gray reports from san antonio. >> reporter: the pentagon confirms sergeant bowe bergdahl traveled overnight from landstuhl regional medical center in germany to san antonio where he'll begin the next phase of his reintegration, rehabilitation, and recovery. army doctors say bergdahl is getting better physically but needs more time to recover emotionally and psychologically after being held for five years by the taliban as a prisoner of war. >> my name is bowe bergdahl. >> reporter: during his captivity, bergdahl reportedly spent extended time in solitary confinement and endured repeated physical torture. as his treatment now shifts to san antonio, the firestorm of controversy over his release seems to be growing. there have been accusations by some, including soldiers in bergdahl's unit, that he deserted his post. then there continues to be bipartisan outrage in washington that the administration agreed to a deal to trade five taliban prisoners being held in guantanamo bay for bergdahl's release without consulting congress. >> the transfers went ahead with no consultation, totally

from germany to the brook army medical center in san antonio, texas, and that's where we find nbc's jay gray. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, betty. it's been a long, difficult and controversial trip back but this morning sergeant bowe bergdahl is back on american soil. the pentagon confirms r sergeant bowe bergdahl traveled overnight from germany to san antonio where he will begin the next phase of his rehabilitation and recovery. army doctors say bergdahl is getting better physically but needs more time to recover emotionally and psychologically after being held for five years by the taliban as a prisoner of war. during his captivity, e he reportedly spent time in solitary confinement and endured physical torture. as his treatment shifts to san antonio, the fire storm of controversy over his release seems to be growing. soldiers in his unit say he deserted his post and continues to be bipartisan outrage that the administration agreed to a deal to e free five guantanamo bay prisoners for bergdahl's release without consulting congress. >> the transfers went ahead with no consul

in troutdale, oregon, jay gray, nbc news. >> each incident more tragic than the next. according to the sun safety group, everytown, there have been 74 shootings at schools in the u.s. since the tragedy at sandy hook, although that definition is a little bit broader for school shooting. that includes five right here in california. >>> a police in the bay area are looking for a man they say beat up an 89-year-old woman and then stole her car. investigators think 28-year-old terence hardy attacked the woman in the parking lot of the cvs drugstore on san pablo avenue in el cerrito. it happened sunday night, but police just released the information. they say the woman was walking to her car when she was confronted by the suspect, who hit her, knocked her down, and then took off in her car. the woman was treated for a broken collarbone, broken ribs, and injuries to her face. investigators say she should be okay. >>> six months after doctors declared her brain-dead, the family of an oakland teenager maintains she is still alive and now a battle is underway for jehi mcmath. th

california chrome attempts to become the first horse to win the triple crown in 36 years, nbc's jay grayse, in el monte, new york, home of the belmont stakes. good race coming up this weekend. >> reporter: good morning, betty. you're right. you weren't even alive the last time there was a triple crown winner. i unfortunately was already an old guy. quiet around the oval early this morning. you would expect that. chrome out for an early jog, the final tuneup before tomorrow's run at horse racing history. and even though things aren't really exciting here right now, there is a buzz around belmont. >> california chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby! >> it has been a whirlwind ride. >> every place i go, he's on the front page of the papers. on television shows all over the country. i mean, i've never seen a horse get this kind of publicity in a long time. >> reporter: because that horse, california chrome, is in a position to do something that hasn't been done in a long time, win the triple crown. >> confirmed has a nose and comes to the wire. >> reporter: the last was affirmed in 1978

jay gray, nbc news, las vegas. >>> a small sign from tracy morgan who remains in critical condition, but his publicist confirms he's more responsive at the moment. he had surgery for a broken leg yesterday and also suffered a broken nose and several broken ribs. the former "saturday night live" star was traveling along the new jersey turnpike when a chain recaction accident occurred killing one of his close friends. the driver of the truck was charged with death by auto. morgan will be in the hospital for several more weeks. police say sandra bullock was home when joshua broke into her house sunday morning, arrested on the property, and is now sitting behind bars in lieu of $50,000 bail. bullock was not harmed, and according to two law enforcement forces, he kept a diary about her and caught with her personal items when arrested. >>> today the obama administration is expected to brief house members on the latest with the bergdahl prisoner exchange. he's still being treated in a hospital in germany. officials say he's in good physical condition, but not psychologically or emotionally

. >> we want to turn now to jay gray standing by live. give us a sense of the devastation around you right now. >> overwhelming, dell, richelle, good to talk to you this morning. two people died as a result of the storms. we learned overnight at least 15-year-old little girl, as the sun comes up, you can see some of what's left behind here. we've got a snapped power pole here. behind me is twisted metal, cable here in what is left of an s.u.v. there are telephone and power poles down across the entire area as we step over another one here, you can see the path of the tornado came through this way. what little is left as you can see here including the shell of a might be knee van caked in mud, part of an attack a lot of people here say was almost surreal from mother nature. >> there's the other. >> at first glance, it almost seems like science fiction, wind and tornadoes side by side destroying everything in their paths. the raw power and devastation from the storm is all too real. >> the village of pilger is the majority of what was destr

party in the bay area but i doubt the party here will be anything compared to where my colleague jay gray is in new york. i'm assuming that california chrome is still the favorite to win tomorrow's race? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, bob. still a heavy favorite here. california chrome out this morning for an early run. really just a jog around the track. three laps. looked real good, looked real healthy. that's good news. looked quiet around the oval as you would expect. but make no expect. on the eve of what could be horse-making history, there is a buzz here at belmont. >> california chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby! >> reporter: it has been a whirlwind drive. >> everywhere i go, he's on the front pain of the papers, on television shows all over the country. i've never seen a horse get this kind of publicity in a long time. >> reporter: because that horse, california chrome, is in a position to do something that hasn't been done in a long time. win the triple crown. the last was affirmed in 1978, one of just 11 horses ever to win all three races. but with wins in the derby an

. >> jay gray is live in elnew yo. is california chrome the favorite to win the triple crown?>> reporter: absolutely. chrome was out on the track earlier, had a jog, nowhere near full speed but the trainers, the owners, the jockey all say that he is looking pumped and ready for this race tomorrow. it's quiet around the oval right now. preparations under way. but make no mistake, on the eve of what could be horse-making history, there's a definite buzz around belmont. >> we can't wait. it's going to be a great race. a little something for us. >> we're all strategizing right now, jay. do you have any suggestions as to where we should go in terms of figuring out -- >> come on, what do you mean? >> look, i think chrome -- like i said, it's the odds on favorite here and at 3-5 you're not going to win a ton of money. >> that's true. >> reporter: unless you go for the trifecta. and frankly, i'm an amateur at this but wicked strong is a very strong horse. but i like a horse which is actually -- has showed very well here on the belmont track. i think you've got to go with chrome first.

joining me now is nbc's jay gray who's in front of that walmart in las vegas and heidi birich of thesouthern policy group who tracks hate groups. what can you tell us about this couple. what did police say? >> let's talk about what you're talking about initially. it started in a pizza restaurant just around the corner tr from where we're standing right now, ended up in the walmart behind me, five people dead, including the young couple, the millers. and police saying today they have little question this killing spree was motivated by their, quote, anti-government and racist beliefs. this is something that they had talked about since moving here to las vegas in january. the apartment they were living in at the time of the shooting, they would been there since february, and neighbors there said they were quiet, rather reserved. but when they did speak, they spoke about hating the government, wanting to kill ple police officers and they routinely walked around with guns drawn out in the open here. we know that jared did have some problems with the law before. convicted felon, one of tho

jay gray joins us live in san ant antonio this morning. when will bergdahl's family get to see him?information within the last few minutes on that. been reports that sergeant bergdahl's parents are in town. they just released a statement. i want to read it to you and make sure i get it right because it just came out. a statement on behalf of the bergdahl family. they are overjoyed and their son has returned to the united states and they don't intend to make any travel plans public. they won't say whether they're here in san antonio or not. despite the fact that there are reports that they are. they are asking for continued privacy as they concentrate on their son's reintegration. so, they're not saying whether they're in san antonio or not. there have been reports that they are here and could, for the first time since he's been released, actually speak with their son or even visit for a few moments. again, doctors are saying they're going to leave that up to sergeant bergdahl that he's at a point in this free integration and recovery that he needs to decide when he's comfortable wit

jay so. there's your 4-0 lead. sonny grayt bat before he took the mind which a pitcher will always appreciate but gives it all back. bottom of the third, 4-3. john carlos stanton base hit one runner scores. 5-4 fish after gray gave up five in five innings. then it was tied at 5 and we go to the 8th. alberto callaspo up the box. jed lowrie scores. a's 6-5. lock it down mr. automatic, shawn dolittle, it's over, right? not over. casey mcgee dumps one to center. stanton scores. 6-6-dolittle with a rare blown save and we play on to the 14th inning. josh donaldson past turner into center plates moss:-6 a's. and right now, jim johnson trying to hang on. the marlins with 2-0, 1 out in the bottom of the 14th inning. they are still batting so we'll let you know if this goes final. >>> meanwhile maybe the coolest thing about marlins park, the bobblehead museum. yeah, over the years they have collected as many as they could. more than 1,000 bubbleheads including many from the a's blast from the past like mike piazza and others. >>> south

them, though, as gray beards unlikely to go back to active fighting, although there's no way to know that at this point. early this morn, matt talked to white house press secretary jayare celebrating this, jay, and in some ways, they now know there is a going rate that one american in captivity can win the release of five terrorists being held by the united states. do you worry that that sets a very dangerous precedent? >> well, i'd caution anyone against buying the propaganda of terrorists, first of all. secondly, it is absolutely a situation with a long history and precedent where we engage in exchange of prisoners during an armed conflict. sergeant bergdahl was a soldier in our military and he was being held by the enemy, and that's a situation where you do everything you can to secure his release and that's what we did. >> on sunday, the reclusive taliban leader mullah omar declared the trade a great victory for the taliban. speaking on "meet the press," chuck hagel did not respond directly to questions on whether or not he believed bergdahl was trying to desert the army or why he was struggling to speak english. there has been some talk, including members of be

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