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A video has been released that shows the moment when the Taliban released Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl. Plus the terror group?s stern warning to the U.S.

There's more reaction to the Sergeant Bergdahl prisoner swap. Will the military open a misconduct investigation? Plus, the severe weather moving across the country.

The White House hits back about securing the release of Sergeant Bergdahl. Plus, a possible cervical cancer breakthrough.

Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki steps down; a closer look at what's next for the agency. Plus, Steve Hartman goes on the road to introduce you to a man with a birthday tradition that's literally off the hook.

Inside the VA scandal; a whistleblower reveals how she covered up long hospital wait times. Plus, they built it and they came; a visit to the original field of dreams.

President Obama calls the latest revelations in the Veterans Affairs scandal very troubling. Plus, we remember Maya Angelou.

Winding down the war in Afghanistan, we'll go inside President Obama's plan for American troops. Plus, dance moves and math, how an unconventional curriculum is getting some serious results.

A day of remembrance... memorials spring up as yet another American communtiy mourns victims of a massacre. Also, as Ukraine's President-elect offers an olvie branch to Moscow, a major battle breaks out over an airport seized by pro-Russian rebels.

Another mid-air close call for two planes above Houston. Plus, Steve Hartman is on the road, with a story of the power of love.

An out of control wildfire continues to rage in Arizona, we have a live report from the fire line. Plus, more than a hundred million EBay accounts have been hacked. Are passwords becoming a thing of the past? How one company is working on a new security solution.

President Obama addresses the scandal at some of the nation's Veteran Affairs hospitals. Also, the U.S. is sending troops to Chad to search for the missing Nigerian school girls... next!

Hundreds of former NFL players sue the league claiming they were forced to take pain killers to cover up injuries. Plus, a failing school in New Orleans used the arts as an inspiration to succeed?and it got them a ticket straight to the White House.

The growing global case of cyber spying. Plus, Debora Patta speaks with a member of Boko Haram about the kidnapped Nigerian girls

What investigators think drove the Ft. Hood shooter to kill. Plus, Steve Hartman is ?On the Road? with a man whose hellos are just what the doctor ordered.

New details on the Ft. Hood shooter. Plus, keeping an eye on severe storms hitting Middle America, and David Letterman?s major announcemen.