jennifer griffin has more. >> shepard, bergdahl was joined by six lawyers. there was no plea bargain. so the guilty play is designed to reduce his sentence. as you mentioned, he's facing in life imprisonment for the second charge, the decision rests with the military judge, army corpor corporal nantz. regarding the five prisoners released in exchange for bergdahl, the taliban leaders at gitmo, as far as we can glean, they're still in qatar. they were agreed to be kept under house arrest. now there's no sign that they returned to afghanistan. bergdahl admitted that he left his post because there were issues with his command. the command of his unit "i understand that leaving was against the law.