we'll know whether a court marshall awaits bowe bergdahl but the general in charge of investigating the disappearance says that jail time would be wrong for him. his testimony, a preliminary hearing covered ground including whether bergdahl was sympathetic to the taliban and why he left his post. it stirred up a hornet's nest in the mission to rescue him left deep scars, physical and otherwise among the seal team that tried him. in a moment, my conversation with a wounded member of that team. first, martin savidge joins me with the latest. so, for the first time we heard about why bergdahl left his post in 2009. what do we know about his plans? >> so much in the hearing, anderson, just off the charts as far as information up until now not released. the general says, the general that led the investigation into the disappearance, kenneth dahl says the reason he left was he