first of all, we rejoice in the freedom of bowe bergdahl to go back to haley, idaho. that's a great thing. i was told as a young diplomat we were going to the middle east. 30 years ago, if you're taken hostage, we're not going to negotiate for your release. it's been u.s. policy for decades. we don't want to reward or encourage terrorism. the problem we've got, we're still in afghanistan. the president has announced or troops will be there for at least two more years. we've seen that the al qaeda core has met taft sized in north and west africa, more virulent, if it's possible, than osama bin laden terrorist groups. we don't want to see our diplomats or soldiers put in that situation. >> general, there is also leave no soldier behind, leave no man or woman behind. can one make a distinction and say, as i think we heard susan rice try to do earlier, we were in the middle of a war. they had one of our soldiers. she didn't ever say we're negotiating with terrorists, but obviously if you put qatar in the middle, the u.s. was negotiating with the haqqani network, with the

. >> meanwhile in bergdahl's hometown of haley, idaho people wait for his return. >> we haven't talked to bowe yet. we haven't called him on the phone. there is reason for that and that is because bowe has been gone so long that it's going to be very difficult to come back. >> and in iraq may was the deadliest month so far this year according to the united nations. violence claimed the lives of 799 iraqis. more than 600 were civilians. terrorist attacks by al qaeda militants has intensified. the israeli prime minister urged the international community not to recognize a unified palestinian government. benjamin netanyahu said a cabinet would jeopardize peace talks. >> translator: it is a terrorist organization that calls for the destruction of israel. this will not strengthen peace. it will strengthen terror. >> palestinian president said an announcement will come tomorrow. >>> an update on the case of the mother convicted in sudan. on saturday government officials told the bbc her release was imminent. lawyers say only a court could authorize their client's release and this is just a p

haley made the stakes known to voters that this was going to be a case of electing somebody, they elected chris mcdaniels who in the slogan he can do less than mississippi. that would have been a first in american politics. and cochran had been very successful in delivering goods to the state. >> woodruff: ramesh what do you think happened in mississippi. >> i think that's the overall exception to the story over this these primaries not just the establishment beating the tea party. it's the establishment and tea party converging. if you look what happened in oklahoma for example, jim lang ferred was the congressman who was considered the establishment guy al he thou when he first ran for congress he was a tea party guy and he got the votes of most very conservative oklahoma republicans. >> woodruff: compared to this other man. >> that's right. the interesting thing it's not a question of tea party voters getting outvoted. the tea party voters backed mitch mcconnell in kentucky, backs the candidate in north carolina. in nebraska a lot of these differences were transcended by ben. mississip

., but when he does, his hometown, haley, idaho, will be waiting. >> bergdahl has been getting his regular promotions, he will return to his hometown as a sergeant. many are concerned about the deal that freed the american soldier, and we'll try to answer as many as we can at this time on "inside story," joining us to discuss the deal are michael, senior program associate for south asia, the wilson center, and omar, at the new american foundation, he was afghanistan's ambassador to france from 2009 to 2011. and horace cooper, a fellow with the national center for policy research and think tank. michael, you heard the president say, this is what happens at the end of wars. it's not quite over. we didn't have a va day the way we had a vj and ve day. are we still fighting? >> we are, but the combat roll is going to be ending at the end of the year. i think that president obama realized that he had the opportunity to bring the sole remaining pow back from afghanistan, and give the u.s. the great majority of its troops by the end of the year. why would you want to leave behind the only pow. and

but haley was not like that where he lived. he had an adventurist spirit and series of odd jobs and turned to the military to get focus in his life, which is not that unusual. his parents were not happy he joined the army but supported him. he did have some romantic notions from based on what i've heard from his friends and father, that this was going -- he was going over to afghanistan to help the afghan people. those views were quickly dashed after he got there. he arrived in may of 2009. it was a rough period for the war, american troops are spread very, very thin. president obama just announced the initial surge but most of the troops had note gotten there. there was -- there was reports of morale and discipline problems in his unit. it was a very small outpost on the border with afghanistan, tough time for the war. he saw things that his parents said his first e-mails home were very euphoric and he was going to be helping afghans as military recruiters told him. pretty soon he told that war is ugly and bloody and he became

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haley is definitely on the verge of breaking some record with her hair color. it's been neon pink, orange, and yes, now, blue. fans all love the colors and take them on themselves. >> the craziest part has been all the vine videos coming three in twitwitter. i'm seeing like babies, grandmas, and church choirs and just people from all different walks of life singing or dancing to "ain't it fun" it is just really insane to have a song like that. you hear about those songs. and you, you, write all of your life to hopefully get one of the songs just to see what it feels like and to have that, that one moment. >> high five. >> have fun tonight. >> reporter: over 1,000 shows later what matters to paramore is still staying connected with their fans in person. >> i hope that that reason that people follow our band and listen at all, pay attention at all is because, maybe, maybe they're hearing something in our music that gives them a type of release whether that's hope, kind of feeling, or whether it's -- it's angry, frustration, getting all of that out. i think it is

and you've got governor -- former governor haley barbour and his relatives who have really been all-in for cochran and the amazing thing would be beating haley barbour's machine which mcdaniel seems on the vernal of doing. >> how much of this is thad cochran's out of shape, he's the senior senator, he hasn't had a challenge like this? >> i think that's a lot of it, he's been there a long time. he didn't really want to run, a lot of people say, and was pushed into it because he was going to be chair of the appropriations committee if the republicans took over and mississippi wanted the money. here's my fantasy. mcdaniel wins and travis childers, the conservative democrat, is a pretty strong candidate. the democrats hold the senate by one seat winning mississippi in november. >> we're saving that video, e.j., for the night that that becomes true. e.j. dionne, thank you very much for joining me tonight, helping me out. >>> the republican war over war. let's play "hardball.." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start with this predictable situation in iraq. didn't co

. >> back in haley, idaho, the backlash related to his release is hard to escape. plans for a big celebration this month have been canceled. >> we want to do it when things are right. some of the reasons, the security. >> the small town of 8,000 said that it has been swamped with hate mail and angry calls, putting into question sergeant bergdahl's military service. taking advantage of the publicist around the case, a family of another couple is pleading for help as they release new videos, showing american, caitlin coleman, with her canadian husband. in the video, they ask president obama to free them and their child from the taliban, they went missing two years ago. their family released the videos last week, and they received them last year! >> senators across the aisle are negotiating over two veterans affairs bills. for serious problems with the department, including wait times, and meat, the acting chief travels to arizona today for one of the most troubled hospitals. libby joins us from washington d.c., and where do we stand regarding a compromise on the bill

alex, don't read haley's journal. uhh! sorry. my daughters. you got kids? oh. what grade are you in? claire: phil! oh, that's my wife, claire. luke was using my computer. for this. i'm gonna have to, uh, call you back. he told me he needed it to do homework,

the parents of the 28-year-old soldier from haley, idaho, joined president obama at the white house to celebrate their son's return to freedom. >> he wasn't forgotten by his country because the united states of america does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. >> i'd like to say to bowe right now who is having trouble speaking english -- [ non- english language ] >> i'm your father, bowe. >> bergdahl appears to be in good condition. in exchange for his release, five senior taliban militants were released from guantanomo bay prison. >>> the oakland a's pitched in to create a field of dreams in richmond. they helped renovate the field at a park. the mascot showed up for the grand opening much to the delight of young baseball players. outfielder josh reddick squeezedded in time before his game tonight to pass on tips. he helped lead the youngsters in a clinic. >>> an image on a rusty air- conditioner is considered by one man as a miraculous blessing. a man in mississippi says this is the face of jesus christ. he says he saw the ac unit in a junk dealer's yard and just had t

i talked to haley barbour right after cochran fell behind and wound up going into that runoff. he says we need to remind people that even democrats in the state who can vote, because it is an open primary, that chris mcdaniel, the tea party opponent, is against federal funding for education. the problem for them is, is the republican base, is the republican party at that point right now where they can make this message? , thereama, common core was an article written up about how that is what has been firing up the base there. in virginia --aw those two issues. is this going to be an election where a candidate says i bring home federal funds, you want me to be there -- that's going to be a key question. also whether or not thad cochran -- he has not shown that he is completely on top of everything in the past couple of weeks. his first article saying he didn't remember who she was after she had interviewed him a half-hour earlier. you saw an interview this week on fox where he didn't know what happened in the air at cantor race and says he wasn't following -- in the eric cantor

the 28-year-old from haley, idaho, has been held as a prisoner of war since june 30, 2009. president obama spoke saturday evening with bergdahl's parents by his side. >> he wasn't forgotten by his country because the united states of america does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. >> i'd like to say to bowe right now who is having trouble speaking english, [ non-english language ] >> i'm your father. >> reporter: bergdahl's recovery followed years of negotiations between the u.s. and the taliban. with the government of qatar recently serving as a go- between. qatar will take custody of five afghan detainees released from guantanomo bay prison in exchange for bergdahl. bergdahl's parents never relented on their fight to bring him home holding rallies and releasing videos. bergdahl appeared to be in good condition when he was released. he is having a medical exam in afghanistan before he returns to the u.s. a senior defense official says once bergdahl was on board a u.s. military helicopter, he wrote sf, asking if he was with special operations forces. they r

and you've got governor -- former governor haley barbour and his relatives who have really been all-in for cochran and the amazing thing would be beating haley barbour's machine which mcdaniel seems on the vernal of doing. >> how much of this is thad cochran's out of shape, he's the senior senator, he hasn't had a challenge like this? >> i think that's a lot of it, he's been there a long time. he didn't really want to run, a lot of people say, and was pushed into it because he was going to be chair of the appropriations committeeif the republicans took over and mississippi wanted the money. here's my fantasy. mcdaniel wins and travis childers, the conservative democrat, is a pretty strong candidate. the democrats hold the senate by one seat winning mississippi in november. >> we're saving that video, e.j., for the night that that becomes that video for the night that comes true. thank you for joining me. >> welcome back. >> chris hayes is up next. >> good evening from new york, i'm clays hayes. we have a big night with the debut of our later all in america series coming up shortly. we

police have their helicopters in the air, searching the streets for genesis haley, sending out an am beber alert at 1:00 this morning. police say this man stole her green sat urn and abandoned the child 10 minutes away. >> 8-month-old baby. >> reporter: genesis was still strapped in her car seat, in the middle of those bushes for nearly 7 hours. when this woman decided to go jogging for the first time in her life. >> i see the baby moving and crying. so i call 911. >> reporter: police used their uniforms as blankets. she was uninjured. >> i know sometimes babies like to be swadled. >>> up next here tonight -- real money, outrageous medical bills and the stunning things buried inside. how experts helped one family save $30,000. >>> and the comedy that has one of the fiercest dictators in the world very unhappy tonight. what is the north korean dictator doing to two of america's favorite funnymen. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes

well, haley's tweet was originally from an insagram post saying we will no longer educate children based on where they are born. twitter's 140 character limit cut the post off. obama stopped for a quick starbucks trip, and he used the phrase "the bear's lose," and the president is taking to tumblr today for a live q&a. he says he's in the know when it comes to the social networking site. >> i'm going to do a student loan q&a with tumblr to help spread. word. you're laughing because you think, what does he know about that? i have two teenage daughters so i'm hip to all these things. >>> harry reid is moving to las vegas to be closer to his family saying the move will not only make it easier to campaign for the re-election bid in 2014, but sold his house to a small mining company that will help create 630 j 60 jobs. >>> despite making millions in speaking fees last year, the clintons left the white house broke more than a decade ago. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke, but in debt. we had no money when we got there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resou

. >> bergdahl's hometown of haley, idaho, has decided to cancel the celebration that is planned for him later this month over concerns that outsiders will flood the streets of their small town. it's a homecoming on hold. jake tapper for continuing coverage of sergeant bowe bergdahl's long journey back, stay tuned to cnn. >>> tonight on "unguarded." unflinching, after making the miracle shots that saved the miami heat last year, ray allen reveals just what kind of burden his team is carrying now. >> it's always laughable when people see you and they say pressure. >> uncommon. tomorrow, california chrome tries to win the first triple crown in 36 years. and there's a tremendous amount at stake. >> if california chrome wins, i think it will bring a lot more people to the sport. >> unprotected. morgan spurlock discovers firsthand how tough it is in the world of college sports. >> it has to be the way. >>> welcome to "unguarded" texas style. we are coming to you on location from the nba finals where last night the san antonio spurs beat the miami heat in game one. it was a first step in a rev

we hope you have a fabulous homecoming, you and all the folks there in haley. >>> after the release of bowe bergdahl, everybody is happy about it. let's make sure that is well none. everybody says they're thrilled he is coming hope. there are some people asking if the u.s. now notes with terrorists which is something we have always said has always been a motto, that the u.s. doesn't do it. >> we'll have a conversation about the change in policy with our panel next. and it feels like your lifeate revolves around your symptoms, ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief, and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and

haley barbour discussed the 40th president, but with a somewhat different perspective. >> i've learned a lot from ronald reagan. and i admire what i've learned. but the one thing that he never deviated from was, we are here to improve the lot and life of our country and our people, and sometimes that takes compromise. every day of the reagan presidency, he compromised on everything. he passed reagan economic plan in 1981. do you think he got everything he wanted? no. social security reform, immigration reform, the reagan tax reform bill. he had to compromise on all those things. >> turn now to two big republican primaries one day away. iowa, joni ernst has a commanding lead. she is leading the closest challenger by 20 points. it's a different story in mississippi, which has been call would the nastiest race in the country. the real clear politics average of recent polling shows a dead heat between that'd cochran and tea party challenger chris mcdaniel. he received a boost over the weekend from none other than cz sarah palin, they need a change and he can shake things up. he's faced cri

in haley, idaho, small town of 7,000 people near sun valley, bergdahl has been in the thoughts and prayers of everyone. yellow ribbons are tied all over the place. signed stayed up at a coffee shop where bowe used to work and now signs say prayers answered. they planted a treat on june 30th on the day he was captured back in 2009 and now they will point a fifth tree. the republican governor of idaho said today idaho gives thanks and soon we'll celebrate bowe's freedom and homecoming. nobody knows when that will be. bergdahl did not look good in the propaganda videos put out by hit captors. he definitely lost weight and seemed disoriented. his father said he'll need an extensive recovery period and may have trouble speaking english because for five years he only been speaking pashtun. bob grew a beard and recorded a message for the taliban. they were often critical of the obama administration for not doing more but now it's about getting him back in idaho where some would wonder if it would ever happen. >> it was more of, yeah, it's about time. they were at the celebration yesterday at the

haley is all in for its hometown hero. officials are trying to decide if he'll be reunited with his family in germany or once he returns to u.s. soil. >>> another side to this story, some of bergdahl's fellow soldiers say he's no hero, accuse him of being a deserter. they say his selfish act caused lives and calling on him to stand trial. one soldier said, i was pissed off then and even more so now. bergdahl deserted during a time of war and fellow americans lost their lives searching for him. he said he needs to admit he deserted his post and face a military trial for desertion. barbara starr is here with more on this side of the story. >> good morning, carol. a lot of this narrative has been out there for many years, of course. the commentary, the narrative, the belief that bowe bergdahl may have walked away from his post in afghanistan. we're going to say repeatedly there is no publicly verified information about why he left that night, how he came to not be on the post. pentagon officials say that repeatedly, they need

. >> 8-month-old genesis haley was abducted after her mom left the car running while she ran to pay for gas. the thief, leaving the baby all by herself in the middle of the night in an empty field opinion an amber alert was issued. but it wasn't until seven hours later that a woman out jogging for the first time in her life, happened to notice a car seat in the weeds. she called the police. >> i was watching over this child because, even though the witness had found the child said that for some reason she decided to turn left as she was jogging north over here on ella. she just decided to turn this way. >> and the police officer who found the child used his uniform shirt to wrap her up since the squad cars don't have blankets. other than a few ant bites, that baby was fine. >> a cute story. >>> a babysitter and her friends are behind bars in washington state, thanks to a smart, little girl who foiled their plans. a 17-year-old girl pretented to be a victim of a home invasion. police handcuffed the neighbor after she told police he looked like one of the robbers. but the little girl spok

mcdaniel are headed to a runoff in a race which is said to cost about $12.4 million, outside grubs like haley barbour's mississippi conservatives are being leaned on for more money. if you want to sound smart today, tell your friends this isn't exactly the first time barber's name has been involved with big money politics. his bid to debeat musgrove is considered the most expensive campaign in mississippi history carrying a final price tag of more than $18 million. time for the cooler. go pro video cameras are all the rage among budding film makers. extreme athletes like them as well. now the camera is demonstrating another use. this is video from south africa where one mountain biker was recording his ride when suddenly a man with guns runs to stop him. the rider gives up his bike sunglasses and cell phone without protest as the go pro on his helmet records the entire incident. the thieves didn't ask for the camera. too bad for them because police were able to identify and arrest every single one of them with the help of the go pro footage. that's a commercial. good video, too. >>> on "wheel

. >> hi my name is haley and i'm a full-time nanny and graduate student studying to work with children with autism and the dedicated and sharing economy worldwide -- 275,000 people from san francisco residents and visitors signed my petition to support your car sharing parking program. they signed my petition because they want to get help to get these proposed parking spots approved and make the program a success. i graduated from college during the great recession, the traditional jobs my parent's generation could rely on aren't there for me or my peers. so this will benefit not only ourselves, but our community. it has provided me with more time and resources for travel and education. i feel good rent mig car out to my neighbors, who use it to

extremely giddy about the fact that this young man is coming back to america, possibly coming home to haley at some point and is free after five years of captivity, being held likely by the periods of the hatani network likely in pakistan, now coming home. so they are delighted that bowe bergdahl is on his way back. it's a community that never forg forgot. they have kept up the pressure on this administration to pursue efforts to bring bowe bergdahl home. hailey is a town of 7900, 8,000 or so, so virtually everybody knows this family because they have been there for many decades now. people there are delighted. all of the controversy we have been hearing about, they are someway that. at this point, most people are saying let's put that behind us and be glad that this young man is coming home. the colonel briefing reporters before this press conference has told us that the bergdahls, bon and janie bergdahl have not had a chance to speak directly to their son, bo. we we. >> will likely be later when he has been moved to a facility in san antonio and the military has decided his medical needs

. >> hi my name is haley and i'm a full-time nanny and graduate student studying to work with children with autism and the dedicated and sharing economy worldwide -- 275,000 people from san francisco residents and visitors signed my petition to support your car sharing parking program. they signed my petition because they want to get help to get these proposed parking spots approved and make the program a success. i graduated from college during the great recession, the traditional jobs my parent's generation could rely on aren't there for me or my peers. so this will benefit not only ourselves, but our community. it has provided me with more time and resources for travel and education. i feel good rent mig car out to my neighbors, who use it to spend local money at businesss and make their own lives richer. as you know, car sharing vehicles remove 9-13 other cars from the road. city services allow us to use resources more especially. this project has the potential to remove up to 10,000 cars and 100 million pounds of co2. that is a big deal and i'm proud to be hart of it. i want to sa

police have their helicopters in the air, searching the streets for genesis haley, sending out an amber alert just after 1:00 this morning. that's when they say the child's mother left the car running with the baby in back. police say this man stole her green saturn and abandoned the child 10 minutes away. >> 8-month-old baby. >> reporter: genesis was still strapped in her car seat, in the middle of those bushes for nearly seven hours. when this woman decided to go jogging for the first time in her life. >> i see the baby moving and crying. so i call 911. >> reporter: the police used their uniforms as blankets. she was uninjured. brought home safe and sound. >> being a father, i know sometimes babies like to be swadled. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> up next here tonight -- real money, outrageous medical bills and the stunning things buried inside. how experts helped one family save $30,000. >>> and the comedy that has one of the most fiercest dictators in the world very unhappy tonight. what is the north korean dictator doing to two of america's favorite funnymen. then my rheum

thing he did and this was, this was foreshadowed the day after the primary, i had a conversation with haley barber, the former governor. he said we were going to find republicans who thought that he was ok and therefore didn't come out to vote and there are places in the state where almost organically without the direct help of the campaign, but with the help of people who are part of the republican establishment, they went out and got republican voters. gwen: well, dan, on the tea party versus the establishment, you said there was this climactic battle. what will we see going forward for the tea party? >> we are not likely to see a challenge in a primary this year that has any kind of resonance in the way this had. the tea party has lost just about all of these battles this year. yet if you look at the state of the republican party, it is still a party that is split between establishment and insurgents or populous conservatives and the business wing. i don't think that we're going to see a diminution of that in the near future just because of the way the races came out. gwen: let's talk ab

. >> that is actor haley joel oz. among individuals slapping each other and enjoying it. >> by the way in the new movie by max landis. the video is a take off on a recent viral video called first kiss, and, they just cannot get enough. >> all right, come on. >> this is weird for me. >> here we go. >> would i never. >> go ahead. >> would i never. >> i will give you a. >> that will work good how about that. >> thank you. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we have some new developments in the search for missing malaysia airplane next. i'm robert de niro, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite place is the hudson valley. it inspired famous painters like thomas cole, with amazing landscapes like the breathtaking mohonk preserve. here you'll visit historic locations like olana and west point, and appreciate chefs at the culinary institute of america. come discover your favorite part of new york. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>

i don't think that haley basher would tell us in history that some of you would tell. i'm sure he wouldn't tell the same history that any of us would tell. mississippi and just about all southern states. particularly when they were active movements began discovering about a decade or so ago that there was money to be made from civil rights tourism. as is the head of chamber of commerce, they toll me when i was working on a travel to civil rights sites we moved from civil war to civil rights. that's all about money. it's all that is all about. i don't know -- the cynical reporter in me said it's probably unstoppable. >> and the hatties berg is supposed to be developing the civil rights museum without participation of the community people jackson, mississippi, as far as i know is going to build a museum next to the mississippi museum. i'm cynical about the himself i are is that is being told. i have yet to see a true picture of historically. around the status of the mississippi museum. it is the case that proposals of this has been going on forever. it finally got over t

he had haley barbour, former governor of mississippi, his political machine behind him. he had outspent his challenger by 6 to 1 and he had organizations outside the state like the chamber of commerce who were coming in and said, you know, we're not going to lose this seat so the republican game plan to take over the senate which i'd like to do is now very much on course because they don't have to spend money anymore in the state. >> they're not worried. >> and he did get apparently, anecdotally a lot of support from african-americans who are democrats. >> it's a republican primary. most -- most african-americans in mississippi are democrats. >> but they're allowed to vote. >> their open primary. and there are rules and i doubt this is a model going forward for most republicans. this these are unique circumstances down there, but on this issue of the tea party's success, i don't think you can really judge it in the wins and losses. the tea party does not have a lot of wins under their belt in this election cycle and if you're looking at how you're influencing the republi

in bergdahl's hometown of haley, idaho, residents say their five years of prayers have been answered. lori sanders is a friend of the bergdahl family. >> whether it's a month or five months or whenever he is able to come home, we're going to be here with open arms for him. >> here the signs that once read, "bring bowe home," have been replaced with, "bowe is free." >> i will see you soon my beloved son. i love you, bowe. >> sergeant bergdahl is expected to reunite with his parents in the coming days, jeff, at a military hospital in texas. >> jeff: bigad shaban, thank you. some members of congress are not happy about this deal and mark albert tonight has more on that. >> on sunday, the taliban released these images of the transfer detainees being greeted and embraced after arriving in qatar. the men are among a group of 48 prisoners the pentagon previously deemed too dangerous to release. >> they are big, high-level people, possibly responsible for the deaths of thousands. >> senator john mccain, appearing on "face the nation" today, said although he is relieved sergeant bergdahl is co

when we heard about haley and how she wanted to support the car sharing program as a car owner and car sharer, we saw she wanted to take action not just for herself, but for real people in the community, which is why we choose to support her and help her get her petition online to get signatures. get around the non-profit organization city car share and others have done tremendous work to get buy-in from the people who live the closest to the parking spaces that you are approving today and over the next several months, but none of it would have been possible without the foresight and leadership of this board and of the city of san francisco. so on behalf of our peers members around the world we extend our gratitude and thanks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> patton murphy, george papadous. >> good afternoon, my name is patton murphy and representing get around. i wanted to thank chairman rolan and director reiskin and directors of the board. i won't reeight the benefits that christine and hailey have mentioned. as was mentioned get around and instant car sharing allows people to

rudy came up with the principles we went the principles event throughout the 17 people from haley barbour to add follmer. from michael barone two.five, don rumsfeld. we found that these were all -- these principles float throughout them. even your ron burke who heads up the ayn rand society foundation. these court rates resume and i think we get too caught up in trying to fight each other over policy differences. >> another question? >> he said the american american revolution was more of an evolution in a revolution. i was wondering what are your thoughts on the relevance of the declaration and its ideals to the way in which the con duchenne and is the thinking conservative should be united on? >> that is a really good question. my wife is an attorney and she believes in black letter law. other will believe in using the declaration. i think that is a question eon my ability. but i will tell you that we live in two nations we get a piece of work recently and they asked the people what they think about abortion and almost cases. you may have seen the research. fascinating. 75% of people in

. >> bowe bergdahl's neighbors in haley, idaho, say his release answers five years of prayers. we take you to his hometown ahead on "cbs this morning." >> minutes from now at 7:30 pacific, the head of the epa will outline a plan to cut power plant conditions blamed for global warming. this is america's first ever policy to limit those emissions. the epa says power plants are the largest source of greenhouse gasses in the u.s. >> a san francisco man is on the run this morning from the fbi. they think he could be armed with explosives. agents raided the apartment of ryan kelly chamberlain on saturday. bob orr is in washington with the nationwide alert. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. this began when the fbi developed source information that ryan kelly chamberlain might have explosive in his apartment. the fbi with haz-mat teams searched his apartment. they appeared to find component parts that could be used in making bombs. sources say there were no completed operational devices found inside that home. earlier reports suggest a potentially toxic substance ricin was discovered

at some point we assume he'll come back to idaho and back to haley, and the coffee shop that you see, which has been the center of efforts to keep him in the public eye. this is the prop pritorrest, sue martins, the opener, named the spokesperson for bowe bergdahl, and kept the torch turning for five years. what was the feeling for you when you heard that bowe bergdahl was free. tremendous relief and happy innocence for his fam -- happiness for his family and everywhere involved. >> you knew this youngman for a number of years. >> he worked for me off and on. this has not been without controversy. some called him a traitor. what do you feel about that characterisation? >> i certainly am not aware of that being the predominant theme here. it's one of constant unwavering love for the family, support, anything anybody can do has been offered repeatedly. that's my experience on a daily basis. >> remarkable that this little coffee shop has become the epicentre for yellow rib job hood, and people gathering in summer times and coming by to check on bowe. >> they come from the united states a

recently, haley got a little creative on one of her college applications

march 26, 1986, he was raised studying religious thinkers and philosophers at their home on 40 acres in haley, idaho. >> i've never seen that character change. he's a compassionate person. i think that bowe's is a man of integrity. >> he had some of the best manners and he was so insightful and so ready to help. >> reporter: his friends say he fancied himself a real life bare grills, star of the reality show man versus wild as was documented in a 2012 rolling stone profile. friends like sherry horton say bowe was not a pacifist. he liked to shoot guns and after failing to join the french legion as a mirrors naer, joined the u.s. army to learn about here cultures. >> i'm so proud of your abilities to adapt, your language skills. >> reporter: his father bob told the guardian number in an interview that, quote, he was not there for national security. he was not there because he lost a personal friend on 9/11. he was there because the way he was raised forced him to have compassion, adding that the war in afghanistan was sold to americans like bowe as, quote, some kind of peace corps with guns. b

phil is taking haley to visit his alma mater. loved college. mm, we were hoping some of that enthusiasm rubs off on her. go, bullfrogs! dogs. bulldogs. i feel like you do that on purpose. mnh-mnh. no, it's just-- i say "bull," and i can't remember if it's frogs or dogs. when i talk to my old friends from college, do we croak or do we bark? (telephone rings) i got it. (clears throat) (beep) hello? (grunting)

jim, how is all this controversy surrounding bergdahl's release playing in haley? >> john, the spirits remain high here. there are plenty of balloons, ribbons in support of bergdahl. this morning, the questions are growing about his release. >> here in sergeant bowe bergdahl's hometown in idaho, it's hard to find a free without a yellow ribbon tied around it. >> from the yellow ribbons to the signs in the windows to the bracelets i water, we never stopped and we're able to breathe once he's home here in i do hoe. >> on main street, they're giving the balloons away. >> we want yellow balloons plastering this town. >> for all the excitement over sergeant bergdahl's release here, the controversy surrounding his freedom continues to grow. >> we have our boy back and we're going to let everyone else deal with the politics of it all. >> whether his release came at too high a price is the question. >> we put the five guys that have led this organization, allegedly killed thousands of people and been responsible back into home confinement which could lead to them being bac