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Cruz a month ago in iowa, and now, he was pulling away out there. story is he is barely clinging to the lead. he is going down, but something has taken him down a notch the next month. >> a lot can happen. a programming note, coming up at 1:00 p.m., thomas roberts will interview gop candidate donald trump. he will also be speaking with democratic candidate bernie sanders in that hour. youll want to stay with us for both those interviews. still to come this hour, update on breaking news. new ...

Doesnt feel like it necessarily, murder is down, crime is down, et cetera. thats not what the public feels. the public is anxious and worried. >> as much as to make the case where the country should go, he should talk about the future. there will be some of that element of talking about where we were and where we are. i think a lot of it will be focused where he thinks we ought to go. he wants to frame the discussion not just for this election year but beyond. >> and, david, let me go back to wh...

At some point he must decide whether he wants to be tried by a military judge alone or place his fate in the hands of a panel of soldiers, essentially, a military jury. martha: what happens in the interim? >> while hes not actively in court in north carolina, bergdahl is technically on administrative duty at fort sam houston * in texas. supporters say bergdahl has been punished enough by five years of torture in taliban captivity. but critics say his recklessness led to that controversial prison...

Charges against him, he could be held as a prisoner this time by americans for life. and his attorneys say that he has already endured torture during his captivity, and he has described it in vivid detail with writer mark ball, and they are part of a popular podcast. >> they put a burka over me, and then because, you know, anything i touch, because im an infidel or cuffer or whatever you want to call it, anything that i touch is dirty, and sthey would leave the dress or the burka in the room, an...

Courtesy that youd expect. weve also most importantly received assurances they will be allowed to continue their journey promptly. so this is -- the substance of the communications that we have with the iranians today and its a situation were going to continue to watch closely. >> josh, theres only so much you can say about this developing story. did the iranians accuse the american sailors of being in their waters? did they give any sort of reason for taking ten american sailors into captivity?...

When the government defaulted on its debt. and as the greeks tried to dig out of a hole. a mexican drug lord slipped into one. >> we are getting our first look at what happened inside he el chapos prison cell. >> escaping captivity through a mile long tunnel. there was dancing in the streets in liberia as the ebola epidemic ended. and there was violence in the streets of the middle east. as a new round of tensions flared between israelis and palestinians, one of many conflicts still unresolved a...

When the government defaulted on its debt. and as the greeks tried to dig out of a hole. a mexican drug lord slipped into one. >> we are getting our first look at what happened inside he el chapos prison cell. >> escaping captivity through a mile long tunnel. there was dancing in the streets in liberia as the ebola epidemic ended. and there was violence in the streets of the middle east. as a new round of tensions flared between israelis and palestinians, one of many conflicts still unresolved a...

Debt. and as the greeks tried to dig out of a hole, a mexican drug lord slipped into one. >> were getting our first look at what happened inside "el chapo" "el chapos" prison cell. >> escaping captivity through a mile long tunnel. there was dancing in the street inside liberia as the ebola epidemic ended. and there was violence in the streets of the middle east. as the a new round of tensions flared between israelis and palestinians, one of many conflicts still unresolved as we head into 2016. a...

Debt. and as the greeks tried to dig out of a hole, a mexican drug lord slipped into one. >> were getting our first look at what happened inside "el chapo" "el chapos" prison cell. >> escaping captivity through a mile long tunnel. there was dancing in the street inside liberia as the ebola epidemic ended. and there was violence in the streets of the middle east. as the a new round of tensions flared between israelis and palestinians, one of many conflicts still unresolved as we head into 2016. a...

A hostage crisis that lasted 444 days. now a multimillion dollar payout for each of the americans held hostage in iran in 1979. debra feyerick has more on who is paying for it and why this is happening after 36 years. >> the iranian hostages will get $4.4 million each. thats about $10,000 a day for each of the 444 days that they were held in captivity when those iranian revolutionaries stormed the u.s. embassy back in 1979. but this doesnt only impact these hostages. it also impacts other victim...