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Than going on to the computer and going on to the phone of the terrorist suicide bomber, what can they do to figure this out? >> well, they have a massive amount of cctv to go through in terms of the moments before the attack. where did it come from? they can look at the public transport cctv in the streets and try to figure out if he was perhaps given some kind of device in the hours before. they will obviously be looking through his residence and trying to figure out if that's where the device was built. putting a lot of different pieces together in the hours ahead. they will also be going t...

Covered on phones. they should have a pretty good informant network. you go out there -- >> there's a history of. treatmentism. >> a lot of extremist history in manchester. see if people are saying jimmy is gone, john is gone, did you see what's on tv, somebody was talking about that last night. even if youconspiracy, not onlye a support network, but was somebody else involved who is watching this saying the noose is going to tighten around me, i have go with my own operation. otherwise the cops are going to get me. >> you also have -- u.s. law enforcement, not just on at letter to understand ...

First of all, you know i refuse to call him sergeant bergdahl. he was promoted because he was incorrectly classified as a p.o.w. rather than deserter. secondly, i would like to commend the army for taking this bold move. yes, we led the search for him. we knew at the time that he had walked off his post and he had put us in this position. the disturbing thing was that the taliban knew we were pulling out all the stops to look for him and were feeding false information into our informant network. so they were baiting us into ambushes. in one case they baited us into a house rigged to explode. t...

The search for bergdahl, lieutenant colonel michael waltz with us also best selling author foreign and domestic retired brigadier general tony tata, and the man who killed osama bin laden o'neill. you were there colonel waltz, you were part of the search for bergdahl. i know we lost at least six soldiers, is six the number? and how many others were injured in the search for him? >> well, sean, thank you. first of all, you know i refuse to call him sergeant bergdahl. he was promoted because he was incorrectly classified as a p.o.w. rather than deserter. secondly, i would like to commend the arm...