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To be releasing these guys at some point in the next year, we might as well as gotten something for them, and this is a reminder, chris, at some point, we didnt have a legal reason to keep them anymore, they werent being brought up in any specific charges. they were scooped up early in this war, very early. in the in the middle of it. >> were still in a war that they are fighting. we may say were ending the war, but as long as the taliban is fighting the war and were stuck in kabul in our embass...

Actions less having to do about bergdahl and more having to do with the principle of never leaving a man behind. but i tell you another story thats going to pop up and another story line thats going to catch some fire and it goes to an answer that the president gave at this morning press conference when he said this is what happens at the end of wars, talking about the concern of getting your prisoners back. the fact that this was classified as a prisoner exchange does -- what does that mean for...

Brayley about her, and he did not go so far to say that he would support her if she got in, and he said that first she has to decide to run. >> and for the first time this weekend, she was interview and opening up publicly about the fai faith. >> well, in the last couple of weeks she has been talking more personally, and offering a window into the decision-making process of whether she wants to run in 2016, and people who say that they know whether or not she is going to run doesnt know the trut...

Him if he cannot put a coherence and clear count of his version of event on the record because, of course, the record is all the judge can rely on to make her decision. where emotions will become potentially much more problematic is during cross-examination. and particular ly there the emotion of anger. its to unnerve him and get him angry and aggressive, that could certain be a negative determination in her trial. shes sat on other trials before with very emotional testimony. shell be very well...

Yourself? >> well, i think you begin to learn how much stress you can take in a particular day. i think for me, ive done a lot of soul searching in the last 11 weeks about my life and about what i really want to do with my life and what is really most important to me. im spending a lot more time at home than i did before that. by choice. because that is where i want to be. and i kind of put things -- i think it is a little bit better priority order in the last 11 weeks. >> does that affect your ...

Maybe they do. >> its different, but you have to go with the data they have. maybe two search areas. one they burn more and one less. you have to take a shot and this is getting down to the last hours of possibilities for that pinger. if you dont make some assumptions. with different algo rhythms, you have to look at the impact. >> you wanted to make the point and there questions on the crew. you say stop it. >> lets not make it. they are doing the investigation looking at the backgrounds. its s...

We are really talking about turk something -- turning something over to who we dont know. what controls they will have we have no clue. what the level of freedom of speech and the definition of freedom of speech we dont understand. freedom of speech is oftentimes seen as a truly american ideal. >> i guess i go back to why in the world would president obama be -- have a view different from "the washington post, the "wall street journal," whoever else. >> president clinton. heritage. >> whats to g...

Turk something -- turning something over to who we dont know. what controls they will have we have no clue. what the level of freedom of speech and the definition of freedom of speech we dont understand. freedom of speech is oftentimes seen as a truly american ideal. >> i guess i go back to why in the world would president obama be -- have a view different from "the washington post, the "wall street journal," whoever else. >> president clinton. heritage. >> whats to gain for him by turning this ...

>> but its putins actions being scrutinized by people including keren bradley. theyve done body language studies on putin. the last one was in 2012. they say theyre not studying him during this ukraine crisis. its part of a broader program designed to study movement patterns of important world leaders. >> to determine, you know, a better understanding of their decisionmaking process. >> the pentagon wont say what theyve concluded about putins body language. we asked bradley to do her own analysi...

That hes not for same-sex marriage but he seems to be opening the door for medical issues and economic issues. >> reporter: they clarified the pope was not weighing in on the gay marriage debate, only speaking about the obligation of the state to fulfill its responsibilities towards its citizens. in this sprawling interview, francis both reiterated church policy on contraception, by also called the church to be merciful and attentive to concrete situations. he said the church needed to heighten ...