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Sergeant bowe bergdahl, the subject of this serial podcast. he was held by the taliban for years. what has the military now said? >> well, today, the u.s. army preferred two charges and referred them to court-martial for bowe bergdahl. one is desertion and the other is misbehavior before the enemy that endangers either individuals or a unit, or a place, and the contention in those charges is that when bowe bergdahl walked off his base, presumably to go to another base to report some faults at hi...

Extensive the vetting process should be before an endorsement is declared. >> well, look, i think papers have the right to make an endorsement under whatever circumstances and for whatever reasons that they want to. for another paper to point out the faults of another publication in another state again is pretty unusual. but i guess everybody who buys has the ability to get their opinion out there. >> lets delve into donald trump. theres so many headlines to deal with today. first out of "the ne...

Computer, they talked of unresolved repetitive faults. we need to know the fact that there were problems before on this airplane, whether the maintenance was not good enough or rectified before. we dont know. it said the fault occurred four times on the flight. theyll be looking at the maintenance and looking at whether or not there was an error within the system itself, and theyll be also looking at whether or not they can increase the training of air pilots. we know from richard quest, our avi...

That aircraft, and they were unable to rectify the fault, and unable to protect those on board. technical faults followed by pilot error. the flight control computer appears to be key. we understand that there was a cracking of a solder joint, and there were four alerts that went off, four master cautions, which is alarms trying to alert prielts priel pilots in the plane. what they tried to do, according to that report is to reset the computer, but then there was an electrical fault. so that dis...

The first explanation given to victims families like those you see here of how and why the plane went down. transportation officials said that the pilot responded incorrectly to a series of system malfunctions on the jet, causing that crash. all 162 people on board were killed when the plane crashed into the java sea. lets turn to paula hancock. lets talk about the findings. they bring little comfort to the loved ones of those lost. >> thats right. 162 people died on board that plane, and this i...

Martha: well, that is one of the ways campaign something happening right now. marc thiessen, fellow at the american enterprise institute, columnist for "washington post" and fox news contributor. marc, good morning to you. good to have you here today. what do you make of the poll? just one poll. but in matters of foreign policy, voters are lining up behind donald trump and hillary clinton. >> absolutely. president obama in press conference this is week shows absolutely no enthusiasm for going af...

Been manipulated. british intelligence believes a bomb was placed in the lower half of the planes fuselage. the place where luggage is stored during the flight. the bags are all x rayed. its called a ctx machine and its used to test for explosive\s. when we were there, everything seemed to run smoothly. but the associated press reports thats not always the case. an unnamed airport official said the machine often breaks down, and it has to do more with, quote, human stupidity, rather then a techn...

Explosives. when we were there everything seemed to run smoothly but the the associated press reports that is not always the case. an unnamed airport official says the machine often breaks down and with quote human stupidity rather than technical faults. another official told ap the policemen at the scanning machines are poorly paid, sometimes take bribes to allow drugs and weapons through. one policeman told cnn he and his colleagues are not searched before entering, instead vetted and managed ...

Show us around. they took us on a tour to see the airports inner workings. they showed us the luggage screening process, a process the british government says may bb manipulated leading to the upon bombing of metrojet 9268. bbc reports british intelligence believes a bomb was placed in the lower half of the planes fuselage, a place where luggage is stored during the flight. all bags are first xaed. if they see something they think is suspicious they send us to this machine for more tests. its us...

Private economy in the future, education investment, transportation investment, for example. the obama administration is now at 68 straight months of predict sector growth, 8.5 million new jobs added more than double than the last two republican presidential administrations. they had a great month 9 last month before, so theyll all take shots at the obama economy, but its the real thats growing most in the world. >> but also the reality is we should be farther along in this cycle in terms of a r...