so it took a while to work its way to general milly. it wasn't even an automatic decision it would go to general milly. one of the decisions the army had to make was now what do we do with it. they had to think that through. they thought it through said we need to give it to a four-star army general to figure out what judicial process is the right way ahead. and that's what they've done. he's had it for a month. it's about a 2,000-page investigation, sean. it's very big. i can tell you he's working very hard on it. and we'll get there. >> let's talk about the legal definition, the uniform code of military justice. how to you define desertion? and what are the options that general milly will have? >> well, let's not jump to a conclusion that he's going to be charged with desertion. >> his platoon mates say he did. >> i understand that. i understand a lot of people have already made up their mind about sergeant bergdahl, but the only mind that matters right now is general milly's mind. and i can tell you he has not made up his mind. but l

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i owe so much to millie and the family through the years for their faithful support in my lifetime of politics. [applause] last november, my constituents in the eighth district of massachusetts chose me to represent them for the 17th time. i want to thank them for the trust they have placed in me. the congress of the united states is the greatest legislature in the greatest nation on earth. the office of speaker is the highest elective state of office in our country. to serve as speaker is a very special honor which carries with it solemn responsibility. today, i promise you g that i -- i promise you that i will wield this gavel fairly, firmly, and with responsibility, always respecting the rules and precedents of this house. once again, congress is convening its two houses controlled by two political parties. the founding fathers set up a system of checks and balances that makes passing laws a very difficult process under the best of circumstances and even more difficult when the control of the congress is divided between the parties. before 1981, when these things occurred, this par

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so general millie is in a tough place right now. i don't know how these investigations work, but you do. could there every be a kind of delay in courage because they don't want the timeline to be too close on the decision to when he was released and remind people of those five terrorists that were exchanged for him? >> i think almost no matter what happens, gretchen it's going to be a bad story for the white house. so the general, as admiral kirby said, he's under no real timeline to put it out. he's going to have to get it out there at some point i'm one of those who believes it's one of those friday afternoon stories, where monday it's pretty much forgotten by the media. >> we should remind our viewers that sergeant bergdahl is still working. >> he's pre-to come and go he's under no restrictions whatsoever. at issue here is $200,000 in back pay. but i think one of the other big issues here, grech on, is if he gets charged with desertions, one of the elements of proof is that he left with the intent to never come back. and indeed,

mÁs informaciÓn pero antes un adelanto de las condiciones del clima con millie delgado. >> este fin de pago inicial para tu familia. ¡cámbiate ya! >> cÓmo estar a las condiciones del clima para el resto del fin de semana y los prÓximos dÍas? millie delgado nos tiene el pronÓstico extendido. >> amigos, quÉ bueno que no siga acompaÑando, las mÁximas temperaturas que alcanzamos el dÍa de hoy muy agradables, en los 64 grados. 7 grados arriba de lo normal, casi llegamos al rÉcord de 1948 con 68 grados. las mÁximas temperaturas que alcanzamos en nuestras diferentes ciudades, aquÍ lo tiene, 69 auckland, 60 en concorde. casi, casi temperaturas de verano en pleno invierno. fÍjese lo que estÁ ocurriendo hacia el otro extremo. al sur de california 81 grados en la ciudad de los angeles, temperaturas realmente que estÁn batiendo rÉcord en esta temporada. tenemos advertencia de fuerte oleaje en nuestras costas de la bahÍa, a tomar sus precauciones, las olas pueden alcanzar hasta 25 pies de alto. va durar por lo menos hasta maÑana domingo por la tarde asÍ que si va a la playa tome sus precauciones. l

today, we focus on the neighborhood of bucktown and with us from chicago is milly milly rosenbloon. check out market stats, 256,000, inventory at 8,000, and local services pratts on the market for about 89 days. our first listing, millie at 2300 west armage listed at 499, 1500 square feet of living space. first, welcome, and tell me where this neighborhood is. >> bucktown is from 1600 north to 2400 north from 1600 on the east to 2400 on the west. it's just west of lincoln park. just west of lincoln park lake and all the lake front amenities. >> right downtown there. tell us about the first listing we mentioned at 2300 west. >> yes. the exterior of the building was built in 1900. the interior of the building was gutted and rehabbed into this high-tech looking two story duplex with a glass and steel staircase. there's a two bedroom, den, two and a half bath and private rooftop deck. what's nice about the unit is all of the windows, the open floor plan the granite, stainless steel, the marble and the medium color cabinets with the medium color flooring. >> it's nice on two floors very

there is no pressure or influence being applied to general millie.after bergdahl's parents appeared in a rose garden ceremony shortly after five senior taliban leaders were released from guantanamo as part of a prisoner swap. >> i think it was the day of or day after he left we heard there was an american looking for someone who spoke english so he could talk to the taliban. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel was briefed on the results of the bergdahl investigation a few days before christmas. general millie has been reviewing the findings for more than a month. >> thank you. >>> this is a fox news alert as you look live at the white house, president obama dropped a controversial proposal to end popular college savings accounts known as 529s. the issue became too much of a distraction and the president wants congress to focus on his overall education tax relief program. nancy pelosi and other top democrats joined republicans in pushing the white house to draw to kill the 529s. john boehner said he is glad president obama decided to listen to

and so mark milly really needs to make sure he gets this right. i think that's what he's doing. >> all right. it's taking a long time. >> well, i think, sean, the time to get this right and make sure that every legal aspect is taken care of. you know he walked away -- he violated a code of conduct. he violated general order number one. he's possibly violated the desertion law. there was clear intent to desert. he may have committed treason. so i think if you're racking up that many charges you want to make sure you've got them all nailed down. i have trust and confidence in general odierno and general milly. they have faced pressure from combat unlike anybody and particularly anybody that's trying to pressure them perhaps from the administration. >> let me just post for you comments, we've interviewed many of bergdahl's platoon members, i want to post their comments first and then hear from the administration saying bergdahl served with honor and distinction. it's quite a contradiction. watch. >> the army needs to do what's right here. and they ne

i owe much to millie, and my family through the years, for the support in my lifetime in politics. [applause] last november, my constituents in the eighth district of massachusetts chose me to represent them for the 17th time. i want to thank them for the trust that they have placed in me. congress of the united states is the greatest legislature in the greatest nation on earth. the office of speaker is the highest legislative office in our country. to serve as speakers of a special honor. it carries with it solemn responsibilities. today, i promise you that i will use this gavel fairly, firmly, and with responsibility. always respecting the rules and the presidents of this house. once again, congress is convenience to houses, controlled by two political parties. the founding fathers set up a system of checks about scents that make passing laws of eight difficult process __ aand even more difficult when congress is divided between parties. before 1981, this partisan division resulted in stalemate. this has not been the issue in the 97th and 98 congress. there were many legislative

general millie wasn't in afghanistan at the fob where the ford operating base where bergdahl left. all the information. he hasn't gotten completely through this investigation himself. we got to give him time here. i don't understand what the rush to judgment is here. this young soldier is still an active duty soldier in the united states army. he has been charged with no crime and the last time i looked, someone is innocent until proven guilty. >> that's a great point. but i think the rush is that a lot of people are outraged that five higher ups with the taliban are in qatar and possibly enroute to afghanistan. they're outraged that some have gotten killed or wounded, military dog at the very least killed, and they want to see some answers to see the circumstances regarding what happened to beau bergdahl, how much was he captured or did he desert? so i think you're very interested in the welfare of those who sacrificed to search and were wounded in that way and you especially should understand that. >> i think you can understand that everybody in the pentagon well understands the

general millie has complete freedom to take his time with this and he has complete authority to comecommendations he wants. nobody's contacting him, nobody's reaching out to him, he's under no praesh whatsoever. >> reporter: there is still time for the pentagon to decide if they want to charge bergdahl with desertion let him off the hook or somewhere in between. >>> jury selection getting underway this week in the murder trial of laci spears. the 27-year-old woman accused of poisoning her own 5-year-oldson by pouring salt into his feeding tube. authorities say she did it over the course of several days and all the while kept posting on social media telling followers about her son's declining health. let's bring in former prosecutor and defense done. this is one of those cases where we have heard about other mothers or fathers or care takes who have this syndrome called munch munch haasen by proxy. >> it's interesting because the prosecutors in this case are not going to use that the theory, right. >> neither the prosecutors nor the defense wants to use that theory. the only thing i c

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i think it is extraordinarily premature for anybody to say that they know what general millie is going to decide and when he's going to decide it. >> there's more. remember back in september when president obama cited yemen as a successful partner in our fight against terrorists? well, fast forward to two days ago. president obama admitting yemen is a dangerous country. so why is the u.s. releasing detainees to yemen's neighbors. senator lindsey graham joins us. good evening senator. >> thank you. >> any successes in foreign policy from the president? >> yeah, i think the decision to go after bin laden in pakistan was a courageous decision. so many things could have gone bad. he was viewed as a jimmy carter type figure. i give the president high marks for the operation to go into pakistan to get bin laden. >> how about the swap for sergeant bergdahl for five taliban? >> a bad decision. if he had been a medal of honor winner i would not have done the deal with the five taliban. the reason i'm so frustrated is our military leaders said you need to leave a residual force behind in iraq. w

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right now let's check in with jillion milly on a friday morning. >> we're not reporting any serious accidents out there. this is a live look at 76 right near city avenue. that's the highway you can see very quiet. no delays on 7 6. for drivers in delaware, the highways are looking pretty good. water main break 202 at route 41 and use caution at that intersection. chris? >>> we are following some breaking developments this morning in the manhunt for the two suspected gunman behind wednesday's deadly attack at that magazine office in paris. this is all happening within the past 20 to 30 minutes. tracy davidson following the developments for us from the digital operation center. what is going on? >> the french government is confirming that it is performing an operation to catch the suspects from this week's massacre. we have a live picture. it shows the helicopter on scene. here's what we can tell you, this is happening 22 miles northeast of paris. it started with suspects stealing a car. police started chasing them. now, they're over this scene where you see the military helicopters. reports of

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again, john kirby emphasized this investigation is totally in the hands of general milly down there at ft. bragg and he has yet to make the final decision. >> thanks for the update. >> you bet. >> i want to bring back glen thrush and e.j. dion. in terms of what this means for this administration at this particular moment when such attention is being paid to hostages and what we do and don't do to negotiate their release, how do you place this in perspective for the white house? >> back in june there were a lot of people who weren't out to make partisan points on this who said, look we have traded for our people before because there's a core principle we don't leave our people behind. if i can use the word -- we have traded for our guys in exchange for releasing people we saw or who actually were bad guys and we're not the only country that's done that. to be honest i hope we don't let politics get in the way of getting our people back. but the notion there might be a problem here with sergeant bergdahl, questions raised about his service, those were there back then. i spoke with a reti

this is scott and millie standville. we loved meeting her in south carolina, we had a great time. i had a great holiday. >> no wonder you've been gone so long. you have 100,000 more pictures. >> erick, you're next. >> so, minimum wage went up in 24 states. it has nothing to do with job losses, there are plenty of economists that would disagree with that. take this for example, this is tastes of life restaurant, it was a pastor who ran a nonprofit restaurant when michigan raiseded it's minimum wage from 8.50 -- minimum wage rate hikes do cost jobs, period. >> on to the bubbly. well, so there was an awesome bit of television in canada where we had a wine expert who was trying to show how to properly save a bottle of champagne, with a sword remove the wire cage part first. >> it's not about cutting the glass, it's about hitting that point nice and anywayly and following through. >> okay. >> you go, one two- -- oh! that is not how it's supposed to be done. >> thank god she's not a rabbi. oh, yeah, the good citizens of -- sorry. the good citizens of oklahoma and there are many of them

general millie has made it clear he wants the appropriate time to go through it himself. he doesn't have history with this case and needs to him to go through it and make sound decisions about how this case will be disposed of going forward. as i said the other day, no charges have been filed, and everything from no action to a court martial is in the range of possible actions that the general could decide upon. >> is the white house as reported pressuring the pentagon to keep bergdahl from being charged with desertion? >> there is no pressure from the white house, certainly no pressure from the pentagon, no pressure from the general's chain of command to speed up the review of this discretion or his decisions nor to come to any conclusions. everybody is well aware that this is now in a judicial process of the military justice system and it needs to be kept sacred and apart from everything else. the general hat latitude to review on his own time line and come up with his own decisions. >> military spending, ours is greater than any possible combination of our foes. the la

you even get a $1 milli . >>> the president of france is addressing his people about the terror attackshe hostage situation that took place there today. let's listen. >> translator: to make sure we can all live quietly without being at risk. but we most remain vigilant. also be united. i have already expressed it in front of the french people that it's our best weapon. we must demonstrate unity against the thing that could divide us. today in the kosher supermarket a horrible act was committed. we should those who have committed those acts have nothing to do with islam. lastly, we need to be mobilized. we need to be able to reply to those attacks with force when we have to resort to force, but also using solidarity. this solidarity i'm talking about, we should show how efficient it is. we are a free people and we won't give into threats. we are able to defend it anywhere peace is threatened. there have we need to face our responsibility in the face of terrorism. heads of states throughout the world have expressed this solidarity. i will be with them for a large meeting on sunday. i'm ca

it was delivered to general mark milly, a four star general. it was delivered in late december. he's only had it for a month. his job is to figure out what to do about this case. how to dispose of it. he has any option from doing nothing at all to all the way up to general court-martial for very severe potential severe offenses. no offenses have been leveed against him. no files have been charged. he's working his way through the investigation. he's not under any pressure to get it done on a fixed timeline. he's very mindful of the importance of this case. he wants to make sure he takes the time to get it right. we'll have to wait to see when he gets through it and when he decides. >> the pilot that was held hostage by isis at this time this is the first military prisoner from the u.s. led coalition fighting isis that was captured by isis. it's a specific and unique case. the question is is the united states obligated to do what it did for beau. we said five taliban commanders. this is an american prisoner of war. this is a prisoner of war of american led coalition. should the u

milly's had them for three months. boom, boom, boom, boom.y it's political the white house doesn't want this out. you say rhodes and the national army says don't put it out, don't put it out. it's a mess and somebody's going to look bad. >> bill, look at what their own statement says. there's no time limit. they're telegraphing to you they're going drag this out. >> i think the pressure is going to build and build and build. >> all right, colonel. from a personal viewpoint, i hope you're right. you're a nice guy, you've served us well. i don't want our armed forces to look bad. >> we need accountability. >> we're in this for the truth and we hope admiral kirby comes on. >>> we ask the folks if they think folkglobal warming is bringing on the bad weather. and also a student beating a teacher. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. so you're looking for a loan? how's your credit? i know i have an 810 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. and your big idea is hot dogs shaped like hamburgers? nope. hamburgers shaped like ho

news which means your nanna and her friend, millie, can finally stop pretending that they're just bridges. [ laughter ] more political news. today, nia love -- nia love was sworn in as the first black female republican in congress. a black female republican in congress. here's how rare that is. congress has 12 unicorns. [ laughter ] [ applause ] any baseball fans? do we have any baseball fans in the house? [ cheers and applause ] we do have some baseball fans. well i was very happy to hear this. today, randy "the big unit" johnson was elected into the baseball hall of fame. [ cheers and applause ] very exciting news. they call him "the big unit" because of his tall stature and randy johnson because of his constant boner. [ laughter ] which i didn't know. but that's -- it's all gonna be on the plaque. [ laughter ] right there for all the kids to read out in old cooperstown. [ laughter ] this is a weird story, tomorrow night the atlanta hawks are giving away discounted tickets courtesy of the dating app, tinder. [ laughter ] also being given away courtesy of tinder, herpes. you can get bot

they have been very strong milly tearily. also the tensions in france not only the large immigrant population but the political tension, the anger of muslims against restrictions. the head scarf controversy there. this goes back to their algerian conflict back in the '70s and '80s. it has metastasized. there has been a lot of tension between radical muslims in france and the jewish community. the jewish community has been on guard for quite some time. this we're seeing an outbreak of this in this incident today. there has been an enormous jewish immigration to israel in the last year. wealthier jews buying property in tel aviv if something does become more critical. there are fears of the anti-semitism that has been growing in france they fear. those less advantaged just moving to israel and giving up their property. it has been extraordinary. more jews from france have been emigrating to israel than from russia for the first time historically. a lot of tension between those communities and a lot of civil unrest in france in

does today's data suggested millis efforts that -- stimulus efforts that started last year have startedt demand? >> i would say it was the consumption and exports that helped the last quarter. if you look at investment, it dropped to 11. even infrastructure, it didn't really improve that much. i would think it is a pattern we would continue to see in coming years that investment growth would continue to correct, which is a structural change china would need to go through. >> post the data -- does the data lower the need for further stimulus or increase the need? >> i think in terms of the government policy, policy easing will also be a new normal meaning you will continue to see strong downward pressure on the growth. the government will have to try to offer some policy easing but they are not willing to try to do too much, so it is basically continued control growth deceleration. with the help of some selected easing. >> does that mean we are talking about required reserve ratios? what about interest rate cuts? could we see further rate cuts in 2015? >> we think the government will cut

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right now general millie is dealing with that. we'll make sure we get you home. that was sean hannity last night. today national security correspondent jennifer griffin from the pentagon. good morning there. what do we know how about these contacts made by one of the taliban five with the taliban? >> bill, multiple u.s. officials tell us one of the five taliban leaders in exchange for sergeant bo bergdahl has made tell calls to members of the taliban. senator lindsey graham said publicly it was members of the haqqani network pakistani network of taliban, who are on the state department's terror list. defense department tells me that the white house was told by u.s. military commanders it would be difficult to react to dim finish the threat posed by taliban leaders should they go is missing from qatar. pentagon has close security partnership with the government of qatar. we're cost in our -- confident in our ability to mitigate any threat posed by former guantanamo detainees. intelligence sources say release of taliban may be viewed by suspicion of terror group, w

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. >> i can tell you right now, i'm absolutely certain, general millie is made no decisions about whatth this case. in fact the general is going through the investigation itself. bill: if he is right now, what would explain why it has taken so long? >> well that is the question. look obviously it is legitimate there would be an investigation. we've got to let the investigation run its course but i thought bill o'reilly had a good question. look we put deadlines on this administration on the conduct of war. we put deadlines on withdrawal of our troops. we let our enemies know in 18 months in 24 months this is what we're going to be doing. the those there would not be a deadline on this investigation is very hard to believe. again, at bottom, the very important point here is you have got a president who is telling the american people that he is going to withdraw our forces from afghanistan. he is saying that the taliban has an about somehow defeated. that the taliban is not linked to al qaeda. one of the things people need to understand is that the five prisoners he released are not only

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. >> you have general kendahl and mark milly who did this. you have to wonder is this stove piend.or do you sense these generals could be affected by the political atmosphere? >> it is almost unheard of for a general to be conducting an investigation like this. this is a couple of grades below what a general normally does. who selected this general, whether it was secretary hagel or the president himself, i don't know. >> one of the things that makes this case different same thing with benghazi. benghazi, four americans died. in looking for sergeant bergdahl, at least three americans who were out on the lookout, out on patrol looking for him died. three that we know of. we heard a much higher number. people lost their lives looking for a guy who apparently deserted. >> that elevates the penalty for him. desertion is ordinarily punished by imprisonment. but if soldiers were killed by looking for you, that elevates the penalty to execution. >> i don't know if this is a legal problem but this is a real problem. if those five go back to action -- and i don't think they're learning a vo

host: let's hear from millie. caller: i believe that -- i believe that gays are born that way.n needs to be out of state and politics. hello? host: barry is from massachusetts. caller: i don't believe that marriage should be between two men or two women. god didn't make it that way. i don't think the president is right back in it and i don't think the supreme court should back it. no politician has the right to change what god has made. host: from marion indiana, this is david. caller: hello. i supported because i believe that everybody should be happy. it doesn't matter if you're gay or not. it's about happiness. if you are happy with the same sex, let it be. it doesn't matter if it got made people different. that's all that matters. host: the issue of climate change has come out into reports. one is from nasa. they are talking about the warming of the earth, 2014 been the warmest year on record. for the third time, the hottest year on record. 2014 averaged 50 .2 degrees fahrenheit. nasa calculates the temperatures differently and puts on a 14's average temperature at 58 point

we'll deal with that later and right now general millie is dealing with that. narrative there and top military analysts are not agreeing there. they're worried and they're sounding off. watch. >> there is a big gap between not leaving anyone behind and trading a deserter for five terrorists which are now not terrorists because somebody decided they're armed insurgents, which is crap. >> something that really really ticks me off. i wore a buck sergeant stripes on my collar before i went to the dark side and became an officer. he's no sergeant unless you get stripes for serving the taliban. >> that's what our military analysts feel about it. brian, tell us about some of the viewer responses. >> yeah. we're gotting facebook andéiqa tweets. alan says, whether democrats admit it or not, we're at war. you don't release captured prisoners of war until the war ended and someone has surrendered. it's about the president emptying gitmo. that's my feeling. >> another says what about the lives lost capturing these five gitmo terrorists? shouldn't somebody be held responsib