In the army, a move that surprised his parents, although they were later supportive. later, he was sold on the idea to go to afghanistan and help the locals rebuild their lives and communities. but later, bob bergdahl would say, we were given a fictitious picture of an artificial picture of what we were doing in afghanistan. he literally walked away from the army in a remote region of afghanistan. as i mentioned, the town of hailey is cancelling its welcome home celebration, i understand they re doing it out of safety concerns? reporter: well, anderson, yes, it is really a matter of public safety for these officials who are worried they re not ready to handle the number of people who could converge on this town. there is so much media and they cancelled it as a matter of public safety. still, the support is strong here. you do get a sense the people are staying out of the politics.
The other main question was on the health of this guy. and that question did get answered. health wise, he is in stable condition and i think he will be fine. he has issues but not life threatening. then the rest of the focus was on the five individuals. senator, thank you, sir. okay, greta. this is a fox news alert. sergeant bowe bergdahl dal s hometown making big changes for its plans for his homecoming reporter chris oswald is live in idaho with the latest. chris? good evening, greta. this news comes as a complete surprise to a lot of people in hailey, idaho. the town has cancelled a welcome home celebration that was planned. it was bring bo home rally that they turned into a welcome home whether he was here or not after bo was
Will make in due time. the other main question was on the health of this guy. and that question did get answered. health wise, he is in stable condition and i think he will be fine. he has issues but not life threatening. then the rest of the focus was on the five individuals. senator, thank you, sir. okay, greta. this is a fox news alert. sergeant bowe bergdahl dal s hometown making big changes for its plans for his homecoming reporter chris oswald is live in idaho with the latest. chris? good evening, greta. this news comes as a complete surprise to a lot of people in hailey, idaho. the town has cancelled a welcome home celebration that was planned. it was bring bo home rally that they turned into a welcome home whether he was here or not after bo was
Haley say it will be a welcome home celebration for bowe bergdahl. but now the family is very concerned about bringing bowe home and what will need to take place to make sure he gets the care and the attention that he needs and the transition back into civilian and normal life, if you will. so, there s a great deal of concern about that. bob berg dal spoke yesterday during the white house ceremony with president obama, that he understood that his son was struggling to speak english. and on top of that with all the medical concerns that u.s. officials say they have about bowe s condition, that this will be something they top to monitor closely in the months ahead. candy? ed lavandera, thanks so much. up next, a general, an intelligence chairman and a peacemaker on the dilemma between getting u.s. men home and negotiating with terrorists to do it. and now you re at it again. we re concerned.
Crash. those tires made in 2009. officials say they are notifying customers, who will receive free replacements. a celebration is one of america s newest catholic cardinals returned home. new york s timothy cardinal dolan back from the vatican and taking on the white house over religious freedom. the cardinal speaking out on a healthcare man date requiring insurance companies to provide birth control coverage. he s pledge to go fight it. lorne green has the story. it could be said that the catholic church in america is entering a new chapter, one with a new main character, and his name is timothy cardinal dolan. like a conquering hero, cardinal dolan worked the crowd on 5th avenue and then as he walked down saint pat s center isle during the official welcome home celebration. he told a faithful that filled every pew that his cardinal red