i'm tony harris, news continues next live from london. >> thz al jazeera. this is al jazeera. >> hello i'm lauren taylor. this is the newshour live from london. coming up. keeping up the pressure, saudi gun batteries pound houthi positions from across the border. sudan's president casts his vote in an election boycotted by the main opposition parties. the nobel prize

there is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm tony harris. european officials just wrapped up an emergency meeting over the migrant crisis in the mediterranean hours after another shipwreck this one along the coast of greece. >> i would say that today we have a new european level of awareness that this is a european issue. not of single member states. and that we need to act. to act fast. and to act united. this is not just a call from some but a response from all. >> rescuers today plucked people from the waters near the greek island of rhodes. at least three people died, man woman and child. rescue workers are working off the libyan coast to recover bodies from the worst tragedy ever charlie angela reports. >> a woman tries to protect a young child. this is latest boat of migrants to wash up on european shores. this time just meters from the greek island of rhodes. police pull the child to safety as others jump into the sea. they are the lucky one. three are dead including a child. that may increase. no one knows how many were on the boat w

i'm tony harris. the news continues next live from london. >> you're with us for the al jazeera news hour live from london. hundreds of migrants are feared dead in the mediterranean since the number rescued since friday approaches 10,000. houthi targets under attack in southern yemen. saudi arabia and egypt discuss large-scale military exercises.

. >>> i'm tony harris, and this is "talk to al jazeera", and i'm foster. >> look, i want to talk aboutt is the stat here. in the past 27 years, the david foster foundation assisted close to 1,000 families with children in need of major organ transplants. how did you come to this work? >> it was a personal moment that came to me about 30 years ago. i was late to the charity world. 30 years ago, i was 35. my friends wayne gretsky and andre agassi, they were 25, i thought i better get on the train to give back. >> you were really blessed. at that point... >> absolutely. it's corny, but it's your responsibility. and i had a personal encounter with a young girl who needed a liver transplant and didn't make it. all she wanted was to see her sister, so for the price of an airline ticket i got her sister to come tos los angeles. -- to los angeles much it's rewarding. i have done 60-70 concerts for my foundation. we are raising millions, first year, $45,000. it's just when you look at a family and you get a letter from a family saying you literally saved our marriage, the sibling's lives, becau

i'm tony harris. the saudi-led coalition launched more airstrikes after just announcing that the air campaign is over. houthi leaders are calling for a cease-fire and say that saudi strikes are a crime. we have more from an along the saudi border with yemen. >> for those who thought that the announcement yesterday night by the leadership of the coalition is the end of the war they might be disappointed today, saudi arabia and it's allies have launched a series of strikes that are confirmed to us. one of them are a few hours after the announcement at the end of the war and that was in aden where tanks in position of the houthies were seen moving to areas from which they were expelled a few days ago. and that's exactly in the area of coastal line of aden where the presidential palace is located, the president of president hadi, and also some government buildings. and also in taiz airstrikes against houthi positions and houthi fighters when they tried to take the base of the brigade 35, which is loyal to

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long evironmental focus fragile planet >>> this is al jazeera america life from new york city i'm tony harris. another day, another presidential candidate. marco rubio makes it official. >>> captured on camera a white deputy sheriff, guns down a black man in tulsa. he says he meant to fire his taser instead. >>> and one year later marking the abduction of hundreds of nigerian girls. br are they -- where are they and what has been done to save them? ♪

i'm tony harris. police in baltimore promise a peaceful night after hours of unrest and destruction. volunteers take to the streets to try to cleanup and take to the streets. >>> justices in the supreme court deepably divided putting questions to both sides. and in napal warning that the death toll could reach 10,000 as the workers struggle to help survivors.

i'm tony harris. warships to yemen, reports that several u.s. nayvy ships are getting in position. >>> hundreds more die in the mediterranean fleeing violence in africa and the middle east. >>> and shots or not, a mother of seven explains how she went from opposing immunization to speaking out in favor of vaccinations. ♪ >>> and we begin with the u.s. navy beefing up its presence in the waters off of yemen. the aircraft carrier is on its way there. there are reports those vessels may be getting ready to intercept ships that may be carrying weapons to yemen. jamie what more do we know? >> reporter: the pentagon is saying that the dispatch of the uss theodore roosevelt is meant to send a statement to iran. the ship was moved from its routine position and is heading now to the waters off of yemen. officials tell me it is right now off of the coast of oman. having an aircraft carrier in the region gives your you more options including more eyes in the sky. it is joining about a half dozen u.s. ship already in the area including a helicopter carrier.

i'm tony harris and we continue to follow the breaking news out of baltimore, maryland. clashes between protesters and police have broken out in the city. several neighborhoods in the city. at least seven officers have been hurt police cars have been set on fire people are also looting stores and damaging property. the violence erupted shortly after the funeral for freddie gray. he died after being injured in

that's all of our time knowledge news hour, tony harris in new york. thanks for watching.great day. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find... the inside story. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. >> welcome to the news hour in doha. june we nor they are colors and watching us and we are watching them. >> saudi forces train their eyes on the border as airstrikes expand in yemen. >> kenyan students rally for more security following last week's university massacre. >> the u.n. demands access to yarmouk refugee camp in syria as

live from new york city, i'm tony harris. al qaeda in yemen. group seizes several major facilities escalating the chaos there. >>> dozens more drown while trying to flee to safety. and aviation in safety. how a manned gyrocopter went under detected over one of the most secure landmarks. homeland security said it came in under the radar. >> we begin with the deepening war in yemen and new signs that al qaeda is taking advantage of the chaos there. military officials say that the group has seized a major airport, a seaport and an oil terminal in southern yemen as the new vice president called on houthi rebels to end their offensive. >> we must give them a chance, which will be united behind our project, to achieve the [ unintelligible ] stop destroying the country. >> but the fighting goes on. >> on the offensive pushing forward, fighters loyal to the president continued to make gains. they managed to capture a tank used by the houthis and destroyed another. the gains made by what are known as popular resistent communities, with soldiers formally

i'm tony harris. a common enemy. the leaders of iraq and the united states meet in the oval office to talk about isil. >>> and arrive deputies, after a wealthy tulsa man mistakes his gun for a taser and kills a man and is sent to jail for years. and an atlanta teacher what they did the sickest thing that has ever happened in this town. the fight against isil took center stage at the white house today, as iraq 'prime minister, al-abadi met with president obama. he may not have received all of the assistance that he was looking for. mike viqueira joins us from the white house, and mike, president obama wants the prime minister to make some reforms in this country, and what is the president actually looking for? >> well, he certainly is. and this is prime minister abadi's first visit since he was elected to the post several months ago and president obama made it clear that he wants to see all of different elements fighting in iraq, fighting against isil, not only on the same side, some of them opposing each other under

live from new york city, i'm tony harris. more demonstrations in baltimore, and freddie gray was in police custody napal despairs and survivors still being pulled from the rubble after saturday's earthquake. but hundreds of thousands are still pleading for clean food and water and saigon, 40 years later, celebrations, and 60,000 americans who died. baltimore police say that they have finished their investigation into freddie gray's death. their findings are now in the hands of the city's top prosecutor. details of the report have not been released but police have said that the investigation has uncovered new details about gray's being in a police van earlier this month. john terry joins us, and first john what's the situation like on the streets behind you? >> well, good evening to you tony, from baltimore. every evening at the moment, there's a large march which ends up somewhere in the city. and tonight, it was here at war memorial plaza outside of city hall. site of last saturday's big protest and one that's coming up this

i'm tony harris. police in baltimore promise a peaceful night after hours of unrest and destruction. volunteers take to the streets to try to cleanup and take to the streets. >>> justices in the supreme court deepably divided putting questions to both sides. and in napal warning that the death toll could reach 10,000 as the workers struggle to help survivors. >> a she on the streets in baltimore. maryland's governor said that there will not be a repeat of last night's unrest. a curfew takes place in three hours. the worst rioting in baltimore in nearly 50 years. hundreds gathered near the scene of some of the worst violence yesterday. there were reports of scuffles but no major issues. city leaders and gang members came together today calling for an end to the violence, and president obama joined them in condemning the riots. >> it's not a protest, it's not a statement. it's people, a handful of people taking advantage of the situation for their own purposes, and they need to be treated as criminals.

live from new york city, i'm tony harris. killed by a drone, the white house promises compensation to families of two hostages killed in an attack. and the president blames al qaeda for their deaths. >>> and the first african-american attorney general. and going after the smugglers leaders say that they will crackdown on human trafficking to stop migrants from drowning. >> we begin with the details of two al qaeda hostages, an italian aid worker, and giovanni porto were killed during a drone strike at the afghanistan-pakistan border. and now an investigation into exactly what went wrong. mike marza joins us from washington and what do we know about the operation and what the u.s. is doing to help the families? >> reporter: well, the white house said that the president didn't sign-off on the attack, but he appeared in a hasty event in the white house situation room and talked about the inadvertent it deaths of captives wienstein and porto and what they won't say is a long list of questions that many people have, including the

live from new york city, i'm tony harris. al qaeda in yemen. group seizes several major facilities escalating the chaos there. >>> dozens more drown while trying to flee to safety. and aviation in safety. how a manned gyrocopter went under detected over one of the most secure landmarks. homeland security said it came in under the radar.

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. seeking better pay.ionwide push to raise the minimum wage. would americans need to really earn. challenging harsh criticism for the saudi military campaign in yemen. and disaster at sea. one year after the ferry tragedy in south korea a look at maritime safety worldwide.

this is al jazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris, right now debating loretta lynch's nomination. a final vote is expected this afternoon she was nominated five months ago to replace eric holder that is a longer wait time than for anyone of the seven previous attorney generals. republican leaders had delayed the vote. libby casey live for us in the washington good to see you debate has begun i understand with some domic senators criticizing how long this whole process has taken. that's right tony, we do expect to see a time vote this afternoon so this is the last chance to complain, and talk about just how long this had taken. the president put her name forward back in november. and we just taw chuck shoulder talk on the floor he has called it disgraysful he blames republicans for obstruction, and delay. now republicans are also using these last couple of hours to get in their 2 cents as well as the justice department overall. we have heard from the likes of senator chuck graphly now he is a top -- republican on the judiciary committee. very influential that's the one

live from new york city, i'm tony harris.e white house promises compensation to families of two hostages killed in an attack. and the president blames al qaeda for their deaths. >>> and the first african-american attorney general. and going after the smugglers leaders say that they will crackdown on human trafficking to stop migrants from drowning.

live from new york city, i'm tony harris.monstrations in baltimore, and freddie gray was in police custody napal despairs and survivors still being pulled from the rubble after saturday's earthquake. but hundreds of thousands are still pleading for clean food and water and saigon, 40 years later, celebrations, and 60,000 americans who died.

i'm tony harris. the airstrikes, and saudi arabia said that it's mission in yemen has entered a new phase as the u.s. navy ships move closer to the recently. decades behind bars, egypt's former leader faces the deputy deputy or 40 years in prison for details of protesters. >>> and what happened, anger over the death of freddie gray. the justice department launches an investigation.

long evironmental focus fragile planet >>> this is al jazeera america life from new york city i'm tony harris. another day, another presidential candidate. marco rubio makes it official. >>> captured on camera a white deputy sheriff, guns down a black man in tulsa. he says he meant to fire his taser instead. >>> and one year later marking the abduction of hundreds of nigerian girls. br are they -- where are they and what has been done to save them? ♪ >>> he has never lost an election and today florida senator marco rubio set his sights on the biggest prize in the united states the white house. he formally announced his candidacy about an hour ago. david shuster is here now with more. >> marco rubio declared he is the best person to guide the united states into another american century and promised a vigorous race against candidates he described as yesterday's leaders. in front of thousands of supports in miami on friday, marco rubio made it official. >> inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: at 43 years old, rubio is the

i'm tony harris. warships to yemen, reports that several u.s. nayvy ships are getting in position. >>> hundreds more die in the mediterranean fleeing violence in africa and the middle east. >>> and shots or not, a mother of seven explains how she went from opposing immunization to speaking out in favor of vaccinations. ♪

i'm tony harris. a common enemy. the leaders of iraq and the united states meet in the oval office to talk about isil. >>> and arrive deputies, after a wealthy tulsa man mistakes his gun for a taser and kills a man and is sent to jail for years. and an atlanta teacher what they did the sickest thing that has ever happened in this town.

. >> tony harris is back in two minutes with more news. . >> intense fighting in yemen the red cross gets the ok to bring in humanitarian aid but officials worry the situation will only get worse or civilians. >> it's not a radical break but one that offers us the chance for a different type of relationship. >> defending the deal, president obama says the framework agreement with iran may be the best bet to stop the country from getting a nuclear weapon. can he convince congress? >> the rolling stone retraction, a stinging review about an alleged rape at the university of virginia has the magazine apologizing. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. >> emergency aid from the red cross is expected to reach yemen today as the fighting there intensifies, but hundreds have been killed since the saudi-led coalition began targeting houthi positions. this began last month. overnight, those rebels inched closer to the southern port city of aden and this weekend a mortar strike in that city killed an american, the first u.s. citizen to die in the fighting. he ho

>> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. protests in south carolina planned today over the shooting of an unarmed black man employee mike sell slager who is white has been fired from the police department and now faces a murder charge. the man who recorded the video of the incident tells nbc he felt obligated to get the truth out for the man's family. >> i feel, you know, i thought about his position, their situation, you know, i say that filled have had a family member and that would happen, i would like to know the truth the truth, you know, about all this. that's the reason i gave -- i returned the information the video to them. >> newly released audio reveals the moment surrounding the controversial shooting. in the recording officer slager sounds out of breath as he calls dispatch for backup. >> 223 dispatch, shots fired subject is down. he grabbed my taser. >> everyone's 10-4, the suspect gunshot wounds to the chest to the right side. >> slagers version of events changed after that video went public and people in the n

tony harris is back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> going into overtime, the iran nuclear talks stretch beyond the deadline to reach a deal. >> a new leader for nigeria the first time a sitting president has been defeated, this morning muhammedu buhari promises healing. >> the airlines admission lufthansa executives admit they knew the co pilot of the doomed flight had been treated for depression. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harris. international negotiators at the table again this morning in switzerland. working past the deadline to reach a nuclear framework deal with iran. the united states and other countries are being much more c

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york zee and i'm tony harris, taking to the streets, thousands of protesters in baltimore and other cities now. police practices another curfew is hours away and we'll talk to another key player in the after nath. >>> help for napal remote areas in the earthquake region. and more help is needed. and method of execution. arguments over one state's use

i'm tony harris, the news continues next live from london. >> this is al jazeera. >> it is very good to have your opinion. you're watching the al jazeera newshour live from london, i'm david foster, this is what we're looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. a boat runs aground off greece. the eu agrees on a ten point plan to improve the crisis. >>> a bomb blast in the yemeni capital of sanaa. we'll speak to a survivor. south africa's zulu king denies he's to blame of the crisis. >>> despite the recent outbreak of violence in yoach. ethiopia. >>> well the european union's foreign policy chief says member states must act on the mediterranean migrant crisis as ships responded to distress calls from two more boats which are carrying some 400 people. maltese, are starting to bring board the survivors only ahandful of survivors there with one of them suggesting that as many as 950 people were actually on board. on monday, the sailboat carrying migrants ran aground off the greek island of rhodes before breaking up. the greek coast guard said three people are drown and 90 people were re

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york zee and i'm tony harris, taking to the streets, thousands of protesters in baltimore and other cities now. police practices another curfew is hours away and we'll talk to another key player in the after nath. >>> help for napal remote areas in the earthquake region. and more help is needed. and method of execution. arguments over one state's use lethal injections. >> large crowds have gathered again in baltimore and now in other cities for another night of protests over the death of freddie gray. from baltimore where hundreds of people have gathered outside of penn station. the latest demonstrations are taking place as baltimore tries to return to normal. but the tensions that led to this week's riots remain. let's go to paul, and paul, can we agree that the stage is being set right now for another long tense night in baltimore city? >> reporter: well, tony, i certainly hope that it's not going to be another long, hostile night. there's tension in air and i'm here in pennsylvania, watching over the last several days, traffic is flowing, ther

even though nearly 70% of ferguson citizens are black wesley bell talked to tony harris this morning.our entire movement was about public servants. and oftentimes our public servants forget that part of the title. they forget the service part. and as a result everything we did was about getting people involved making them feel valued making them feel a part of the process. >> bell said change was needed in ferguson after brown's death and the violence that followed. >>> chicago's rahm emanuel will get a second term. he defeated chewey garcia, emanuel carried nearly 56% of the vote. now to a special report on our fragile planet. tonight, male sea lions unable to find food in california heading north in larger numbers than expected. many are worried they could spell trouble. allen schauffler is in astoria oregon with more. allen. >> john, remarkable scene here on the docks. i just did an informal count. i counted 650 or so sea lions on this mooring basin in astoria, there are probably a couple hundred more in the breakwater on the lower columbia. the numbers biologists just say they've

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. seeking better pay. the nationwide push to raise the minimum wage. would americans need to really earn. challenging harsh criticism for the saudi military campaign in yemen. and disaster at sea. one year after the ferry tragedy in south korea a look at maritime safety worldwide. >> tens of thousands of hourly workers walked off their jobs today in the protest against low pay. holding rallies at fast food restaurants around the country. they demanded a 15-dollar minimum rage. diane esther brook is in downtown chi for us, where protests have been going on, and these rallies, let's face it here. they're about a lot more than fast food workers these days, aren't they? >> oh, that's right tony. we've seen healthcare workers and security and clerical workers. they're also demanding the right to unionize. >> shouting battle cries and waving signs protesters outside of this mcdonald's restaurant blasted the chain for what they call unliveable wages. >> we're tired of working for multibillionaires who are making

i'm tony harris. the airstrikes, and saudi arabia said that it's mission in yemen has entered a new phase as the u.s. navy ships move closer to the recently. decades behind bars, egypt's former leader faces the deputy deputy or 40 years in prison for details of protesters. >>> and what happened, anger over the death of freddie gray. the justice department launches an investigation. and the conflict in yemen is entering a new phase. saudi-led coalition said that it has scaled down the month -- airstrikes against the shia coalition. and they will be fining a solution to the across. yemen's president spoke a short time ago. >> i ask our people to open a blank pain, a clean slate to vote a nation united, that's based on pride justice and on wise rule. >> the president called on the houthis to withdraw from cities and return to negotiations. more on the new campaign. >> saudi led riots in yemen are over. coalition forces say that they have achieved their military goes and the houthis are no longer a threat

tony harris, it must be hard for you to look at this. >> it is. it is municipal mi home town, a city that i love. and the breaking news of this was given ome by my mom before we took it to air. she called me to tell me, look mondamen, there are kids who left douglas high school, the high school i attended. going across the street to the mall and causing all type of chaos. shortly after then we jumped on the air with the story. i don't know if i'm talking with my head or my heart, but i do know in the city there are a lot i mean a lot of really good people in this city who will not stand for this. and the mayor -- >> sounds like the mayor and former mayor -- >> she's got her hands full. >> are speaking strongly about how they're not going to stand for it. >> exactly but beyond official baltimore people in neighborhoods and communities and church leaders, i don't know if we were able to get the pictures in there yet but this idea, adam may described it very well congressman elijah cummings, this powerful group in baltimore walking towards some of th

now, he told my colleague, tony harris, that police reform is one the top items on his agenda. >> withct to some of the things that i want to do first is that i want and i have been -- and i ran to on this. and it was about community oriented policing and police reform. we have two openings that i intend to be very active in filling. and i think with my background, i am someone who can enhance that process. you know community, who whatever chief we bring in in ferguson, they need to be about the community. i don't think a police department should be judges by how many tickets a police officer -- or police officers should be judged by how many tickets he writes. i would rather them be judged by how many people he knows in his community. our entire campaign, our, as we like it, our entire movement was about public service and that oftentimes our public servants forget that part of the title. they forget the service part. and as a result everything that we doll is about getting people involved making them feel valued making them feel a part of the process. as barack obama showed when peop

earlier with del and tony harris they talked to justin fenton following this story on the ground. here's what he had to say. >> earlier in the day there was a flyer going around on social immediate that announced a purge. this is a reference to a movie that came out a few years ago where there's no laws for a period of 24 hours and you can do anything you want. frankly, this goes around every now and then. there's a thing, and we see it. people forward it to us and say, are you aware of this? is this real? police tend to boost up the presence downtown and it usually doesn't turn out to be anything. today the same thing went around and because of the climate here police took it very seriously and alerted all the downtown businesses and institutions to send their employees home early. and where the so-called purge was supposed to start was the mondami mall i mondamin mall in west baltimore near two large high schools. it's a transportation hub where many students catch buses to go home. there are not yellow school buses in baltimore. kids ride public transportation and so purge or n

i'm tony harris and we continue to follow the breaking news out of baltimore, maryland. clashes between protesters and police have broken out in the city. several neighborhoods in the city. at least seven officers have been hurt police cars have been set on fire people are also looting stores and damaging property. the violence erupted shortly after the funeral for freddie gray. he died after being injured in police custody. let's get you to john ter rhett from baltimore. if you would, we're looking at pictures but take your time and describe the situation at the moment there in baltimore. >> reporter: good evening, tony. the worst of the rioting taking place at the moment is happening just 1.5 miles away from downtown baltimore. and the story of the day, if you're just getting from work is is that around about 2:00 this afternoon, the university of baltimore, maryland let its staff and students know they were concerned there may be violence in the area and they should go home. that was the first indication that we have that something may be up. later on at least two hig

tony harris back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. >> secretary of state john kerry holds high level meetings with his cuban counterpart ahead of the summit of the may,. >> tornado outbreak, one dead as storms tear through the midwest leaving neighborhoods in ruins. >> he's over! he's over! >> the storms so strong even this truck is no match and filling in some of the gaps, dash cam video shows the moments leading up to the police shooting of away african-american man in south carolina. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. president obama is in panama for what could be a crucial day in the u.s.-cuba relations holding a historic meeting with penalty rule castro. the two nations are working to normalize relationships between the two country for the first time in more than five decades. would you be ba says it wants to be taken off the list of state sponsors of terrorism. president obama said he is now ve viewing whether to make that change. >> in terms of the overall process of establishing diplomatic relations with cuba, i think that they are pr

. >> tony harris is back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. you can always get the latest original enterprise reporting on our website aljazeera.com. have a great day. >> shootings between afghan and nato security forces moments after a u.n. ambassador leaves a meeting. we are live in kabul with the latest. >> a south carolina police officer facing murder charges for shooting a black man that was running away. >> in ferguson, missouri, votes of a more diversity council. we will talk with wesley bell, one of the big winners. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. breaking news from afghanistan an afghan soldier has been shot dead after opening fire on u.s. troops. it happened in jalalabad after a meeting between a u.n. ambassador and afghan leaders. we are receiving reports of another casualty. what can you tell us about that? >> that's right tony, nato confirmed one of its soldiers were killed. the afghan police tell us the soldiers inside the governor's compound were american soldiers, nato and the american embassy not confirmi

joining us now, we have new information with tony shafer and kathryn harris. >> since your show last week, a fifth guy has come forward another one of bergdahl's teammates, and he's confirmed this informal q&a session with admiral mullen and he says the same thing, that mullen confirmed to them that he knew bergdahl had walked off base and that he had deserted. but even more significantly, this guy shared photos with us that they were given by the defense department to memorialize this visit with mullen. so now we've got a date stamp on this event of december 15 2009. >> all right. so the most powerful military person in the country admiral mullen did go to afghanistan, did talk to bergdahl's unit, because desertion isn't common. and when it happens on the battle field, i mean everybody gets involved. but then he comes back, colonel she shafer to the united states. but when the trade breaks and the white house has their dog and pony show with the parents and secretary rice comes out and says he's an honorable man. >> right. >> and all of this stuff mullen, he's out of office then. he

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