>> we seen the press release, but do we have the filing itself? and if not, do we know when we'll get it? >> don't have it yet .but we know that the court-martial will be in his home base up in tacoma, washington, but we don't have the official charging documents. that's why we can't answer the question of what's that 17th charge. >> okay, i know we're work on it. appreciate it there in kansas. i do want to go many, many thousand miles away to afghanistan where we have stand kabul. thi since news of the charges, there's already been reaction from afghanistans, specifically the taliban. what have they said? >> it's true. we got a message specifically i got a message sent to me by e-mail from a commander from the taliban. and i just want to read it, the top part of it says the taliban will take strong revenge for the punjwi incident, and many other crimes from the american soldiers. we do not believe in these american courts and reject the decision of these courts. the courts are not reliable. so that is the response from the taliban as these charges are coming down i want to speak to the discrepancy as what the afghans say is 16 people who were killed and six people who were injured. we have the list of the dead right here. the full names of the dead who are injured. all six are expected to survive. we still va v that number 16 when we're hearing from the international security forces that they are looking at charging mr. bales with 17 counts of murder. we asked why that was. why there was a discrepancy. and they say they believe they have evidence of 17 murders. brook? just reacting, 17 counts of murder. six attempted, what's your reaction? >> it's obviously the monstrous crime. they have two immediate priorities. first is delay. get this case on the slow track because people are still highly exercised about it. it's a major military foreign policy. is bales is a very damageds man psychologically. he's not fully responsible for his own actions. that might take the form of an insanity defense, but more likely as mitigation to save him from the death penalty. that's what his lawyers are going to be thinking about, proving he does not deserve to be executed. that's his only priority. >> all these terms are being thrown about. not a lot of people know. we talk about article 32, the evidentiary hearing. i want to be specific. i know this is a group of mental health expert. uh's roughly analogous to article 32, sort of like a grand jury, which moves it to an indictment. then there's an evaluation of his mental state. and given that the defense has something to work with, the fact that he had a serious head injury, that may be what gets this case to a resolution that involves something other than executi execution. he's not going anywhere. he's not being released. he's not going to get acquitted in any, you know, understandable sense. but they're going to try. >> i think he faces the mental health board even before the article 32. even if they deem him not mentally capable to go on to an article 32, let alone a court-martial, then what? >> well, then he waits. then they treat him and try to get him healthy enough to stand trial. it's somewhat analogous to what's going on with the shooter in those awful tucson murders where congressman giffords was injured. there she's awaiting to stand trial, but is he fit to stand trial? a military version of that kind of inquiry is what's going to on go on with bale. >> what do you make of this attorney coming forward saying look, there isn't that much forensic evidence, what do you make of that? >> i think this is in a very early stage. this is going to be very difficult for the military to bring the evidence because gathering the evidence in afghanistan means going into a war sooen where there are a lot of people who want to skill americans. this thereby extremely dangerous. bales can say hey, you're accusing me of murder, prove it. where's the forensics? where's the evidence that i did that. and this is going to be extremely difficult. i don't think it's going to be impossible, but the military is likely to spend years pulling this case together. >> we keep hearing this could take years and years. why is that? why not just let justice be served in a swift but orderly fashion. >> in the american legal system, civilian or military, due process takes a lot of time. and here, when you're gathering evidence thousands of miles away in an extremely dangerous place, that's difficult and it takes time. you have issues of bales' mental state, psychological and psychiatric investigations. those take time. and all of this means at least months and perhaps even a year or two if until you're looking at a trial. >> jeff toobin, appreciate your expertise as always. >> we have gotten word that a tornado is on the ground in louisville, kentucky. i don't know if that's parts of a home, who knows what that is. trees down, we've got more on that next. ♪ ♪ and the flowers and the trees all laugh when you walk by ♪ ♪ and the neighbors' kids... what does being true to yourself have to do with being healthy? everything. ♪ but you're not ♪ you're the one ♪ one, one, one, one, one ♪ the one ♪ one, one, one, one, one ♪ the one ♪ one, one, one... do about medicare and social security... security. that's what matters to me... me? 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>> no, they don't. and they don't believe he's involved. he has issued a statement asking people not to infer anything from his past. what's also interesting here is that the parents, of course, are saying that she was certainly abducted. she had a good relationship with her family, that she is not a runaway. and authorities have confirmed that as of the day she was miss, she hasn't b been using her twitter and her facebook account. so many people suspect that this is an abduction and not a situation of a runaway. >> okay, we'll fol lee that, next to this story that might possibly be my favorite story of the day. we get caughted to be on jury duty and a lot of people think gosh, can i get out of it? this woman in colorado lies to get out of jury duty, goes on the radio, brags about it. the judge actually was listening to the radio program and charged susan cole with felony perjury. here's a clip of the radio show. >> i put bright red lipstick on, i put my hair in curlers and put on a t-shirt that said ask me about my best seller. i said yeah, i mental issues. i'm not an educated woman. i broke the law, i don't know what i did. >> there are so many directions which we can go here. file this under don't do this? >> that's right. >> why a felony? not a misdemeanor? >> felony misdemeanor is a serious charge. it's serious to tlie to a judge and to a prosecutor. i remember interviewing people and telling them right off the bat, if you lie to me you've lied to a felony law enforcement penalty. having been a prosecutor and interviewed so many jurors, i often thought there was a lot of feigning gone onka those juries. people dressed up. she went a step further, though, which is why she's being charged. not only did she dress up, she wore mismatched shoes, reindeer socks but then she also claimed to have post traumatic stress disorder. so lying to the judge in addition to what she was wear i think is what put this and put her in felony land. i think what's so interesting is that this jury duty voir dire happened in july of 2011. it wasn't until october that she got on the dave logan show and talked about it. and who knew the very judge that she had been before was listening at the same time. so i think this may be my favorite story of the day as well, brooke. >> reindeer socks. i love it. sunny hostin, great weekend to you. >> happy friday. meantime, president obama gets heckled. >> and when you ask them what specifically is your -- sir, i'm here to speak to these folks. >> find out who heckled him and what they were hoping to do with that. what else you've got to hear the president said to the heckler. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? 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