conversation. i know there is one piece of equipment that experts say is really critical to have on hand. yes, lester, a defibrillator or aeb that shocks a heart back into rhythm can be a life-saver. doctors encourage parents to ask their child s school or athletic facility if they have an emergency action plan in writing that includes a defibrillator. lester? kaylee hartung, thank you. also developing tonight, trevor reed, the former u.s. marine held by russia for three years and released in a prisoner swap has been wounded while fighting in ukraine. peter aldeg this story for us. peter, what more do we know? reporter: lester, the state department tonight says that trevor reed was recently injured while fighting in ukraine, as you note. he has since been taken by an ngo, a private nonprofit group to a military hospital in germany. but his injuries remain unclear. reed spent nearly three years detained in russia before he was released as part of a prisoner exchange last year. t
srgt bough bergdahl was in his dress uniform. he spoke when questioned by the judge but otherwise didn t have any statements to give. he deferred entering a plea of guilt or innocence on the charges of desertion and endangering u.s. troops and could carry a penalty up to life in prison and deferred on making a decision whether to face a court-martial with a judge or with a military jury. now, as we move forward, we may also hear his attorneys push to move this case down to texas. bergdahl has been on desk duty at fort sam houston in san antonio since he was released by taliban forces as part of a prisoner exchange last year. bergdahl s case, of course, back in the spotlight because of the court hearing and because of the podcast cereal and he said that he walked off base in 2009 as part of a protest, part of a way to raise attention to what he
answered in a full voice. just a moment ago, he left court, flanked by military personnel. we also learned more details about how the trial and how the sentencing phase may run. two-thirds of a jury must agree by silent vote on either guilt or innocence. two-thirds must also agree on his sentence unless it is going to be more than ten years in which case three-quarters of that panel must make that decision. now, bergdahl s trial may possibly be moved to texas, if his attorneys choose to push for that. he has been on desk duty in san antonio since his release as part of a prisoner exchange last year. in june of 2009, he left base, he tells the podcast serial he did so to draw attention to perceived leadership failures in his unit. he was subsequently captured by the taliban, held by the taliban
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not the other way around. army sergeant bowe bergdahl will be arraigned for his court-martial this week and face a military court on chargers of desertion and endangering fellow soldiers. he was held captive by the taliban for nearly five years after he allegedly deserted his unit. he was freed after the u.s. released five taliban detainees in a controversial prisoner exchange last year. cnn s nick valencia has details. reporter: by now you ve probably seen this video, a u.s. black hawk helicopter lands in the middle of taliban-controlled afghanistan. with each passing second, u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl takes a step closer to freedom. after five years in taliban