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Bond. >> martha: goodbye karl. >> top secret. >> martha: thanks, karl. good to see you. >> you bet. >> martha: when we come back tonight, remember this? >> he served the united states with honor and distinction. >> martha: but sergeant bowe bergdahl pled guilty to desserting his post and to running. he is on the verge of finding out his fate for betraying his comrades and putting some of them in danger. he is talking about his time in captivity now. lieutenant colonel tony shaffer played a role ...

Court proceedings resume on wednesday. tonight bergdahl is speaking out though about his life outside of captivity, telling the sunday times, quote: at least the taliban were honest enough to say im the guy who is going to cut your throat. here, it could be the guy i pass in the corridor who is going to sane the paper that sends me away for life. lieutenant colonel tony shaffer played a role in getting bergdahl home safely. is he a cia intel operative and fellow at the center for research. whats...

He leaves behind his wife and two children with a third child due in january. that is heartbreaking. he was only 25 years old are your thoughts and prayers with him and his family and everyone involved in the ambush. the terrorists in afghanistan breaking her silence in a stream of e-mails to the new york daily record. caitlin: spoke of how memories of her childhood home helped her in her time and in captivity. being released and how shes not ready to share with the media. everybody says now you...

Point. youre right, not understanding that someone like john mccain, who has sacrificed in the way that he has for the country. the man cant even lift his arms above his shoulders because they were broken so many times in captivity. you show deference to that person as a human being. someone who shared the same office that abraham lincoln once held, you try to uphold the dignity of the office. the way the president has talked about it, politicized it is beneath the dignity of the office of the p...

Right now we have jillian with headlines. jillian: good morning guys. good morning to you at home as well. lets begin with a fox news alert. american woman freed after five years in terrorist captivity rushed to the hospital overnight. caitlin comeys husband confirms the news but wont say why. the couple had has been living in canada because comeys husband refuses to come to the u.s. he fears he will be arrested over his ex-wifes ties to a former gitmo detainee. the rescue carried out by the pak...

And connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. jillian: good morning to you. a fox news alert. a woman freed after five years in captivity rushed to the hospital overnight. caitlin comeys husband confirms the news but didnt exactly say why. the couple had been living in canada because comeys husband refuses t...

Day quite unexpectedly light came into my life on september fifteenth twenty fifteen and i asked a man called out my name along with seven y p g fighters. they shoved us into the back of a van which drove down a bumpy track into the night we were thrown all over the place and i could soon taste the dust and sand of the desert on my lips. last winter killed was exchanged for high as terrorists including four from north africa who were being held by the kurds. after two hundred eighty days in iran...

Jillian: how much time do you think he will get? do you think he will receive a dishonorable discharge and losing things like benefits? >> i think either a dishonorable discharge or less likely a bad conduct discharge, that is in the cards for him. confinement is the big issue. starting on monday when he has a sentencing hearing it is the governments job to show why the fed should be a high sentence and the defenses job to show why it should be a lower sentence but the fact that he spent five ye...

Sight of the sun. tonight, in an abc news exclusive, bergdahl before the camera for the first time. why he says he should not be called a traitor. heres abcs chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight. >> reporter: appearing before a military judge today, sergeant bowe bergdahl pleaded guilty to deserting his platoon, walking off his base in afghanistan and into the hands of the taliban. >> my name is bowe bergdahl. >> reporter: bergdahl was held by the taliban for five years. released...

Pled guilty for leaving his afghanistan base in 2009. he spent five years in taliban captivity until president obama traded five taliban commanders in exchange for his release. >> i cant comment on bowe bergdahl. he is doing something today, as we know, and he is setting up sentencing. 25 years ago, 50 years ago, you do what he did, its bing, and goes quickly. its the called, youre dead. >> steve: were hearing from sergeant bergdahl himself. >> may as well go back to kangaroo courts and lynch mo...