Another bounce house carried hundreds of feet by high winds. And this time with two children inside. And under the sea. 50 years after his grand dad spends 30 days straight under water, Jacques Cousteaus grandson says hes ready to break that record, today, sunday, june 1st, 2014. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with lester holt and erica hill. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to today on this sunday morning p im erica hill. Im lester holt alongside jenna wolfe and the weather channels mike bettes whos in for dylan this morning. Imagine the joy of the bergdahl family. Five years, to find out their son is coming home. After nearly five years as a prisoner of the taliban, hes just arrived at Landstuhl Air base in germany a day after being recovered by u. S. Special forces in afghanistan. Its part of a very dramatic prisoner exchange. It had been nearly five years since he was captured. He was last seen june of 2009. His release follows years of negotiations with th
Being the most confident, how confident are you that the qataris able to keep a close eye on these guys . Theyre not the only ones. U. S. Is monitoring . Im just saying theyre not the only ones keeping an eye on them and confidence in the requirements and we have the ability to do things. Im not what kind of things . Im not im not telling you that they dont have some ability to go back and get involved but they have an ability to get killed doing that. I dont think anybody should doubt the capacity of the killing them . No one could doubt the capacity of america to protect americans. The president said hell do whatevers necessary to protect the United States of america so these guys pick a fight with us in the future or now or at any time. Enormous risk and we have proven what were capable of doing with al qaeda. Let me just finish. With al qaeda, the core al qaeda, in west pakistan, afghanistan. Some people say Bowe Bergdahl is being swift boated. Did he serve with honor and distincti
a fbi special agent informing cnn this weekend they re working to investigate threats against bob and jamie bergdahl. carl penhall is in germany where bowe bergdahl is still being treated. when s the latest on the threats against his parents and how bowe bergdahl is doing and if he knows about this firestorm? reporter: well, that is really just the latest twist in a story that s got so many levels, hasn t it, fredericka? what the fbi official said that, yes, they are taking very seriously these threats against bergdahl s family. we understand that there are multiple threats. we don t know exactly how many. and that so far the fbi hasn t been telling us where those threats have come from. but looking at this from the outside, it really does seem to be a reflection of an american society that sent its young men to war without really understanding the psychological problems that could be under,
and he will have a fascinating report on how the battlefield experience shaped the vision of one of hollywood s most iconic directors. from nbc news in washington meet the press with david gregory. good morning. on a particularly busy sunday morning, bowe bergdahl was transferred immediately from afghanistan to a u.s. medical center in germany. earlier i was joined exclusively from afghanistan by defense secretary chuck hagel, but first our chief pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski has the remarkable story of sergeant bergdahl s capture, detention, and release. reporter: in the white house rose garden with president obama late saturday, bowe bergdahl s parents sounded totally overwhelmed by the news. we will continue to stay strong for bowe while he recovers. thank you. thank you so much. we just can t communicate the words this morning when we heard from the president. reporter: five years ago in june 2009, private bowe bergdahl walked away from his combat