ROMANS: After investigating the circumstances surrounding his captivity at the hand of the Taliban, the army has charged Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl with desertion. If convicted, he could face life in prison. CNN's Martin Savidge is following developments from San Antonio, Texas.</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Christine. Despite the charges against him, it is expected, at least according to the U.S. military that this is going to be another typical day for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl. In other words, he has not been taken into custody. He is not being held. You'll remember that he came to San Antonio last May shortly after he was released from captivity for two purposes. One to get him medically fit again and then the other one was to put him through what's called the reintegration program. It's a program that they specialize on down here and it helps POWs, former POWs sort of come back to normal life. Once he completed that program then he was given a desk job here at Fort Sam Houston. In fact, he is working in the building directly behind us here. That's pretty much been his life. The U.S. military will say that he is treated no differently than any other soldier. He has the same freedoms and the same privileges with one exception. That they say is whenever he leaves post, he is escorted by two soldiers. The military maintains that that is for his own protection. As to what comes next, that will be an Article 32 hearing that will also take place here in San Antonio. It will be then that it's determined whether or not the evidence is sufficient enough to move forward with an actual court martial. No date has yet been announced for that -- Christine.</s>ROMANS: Martin Savidge, thank you for that, Martin. Here is a stunning statistic for you. More than half of middle class kids who go to college don't graduate. What's holding them back and how do they pay off those student loans? That's next.
Bowe Bergdahl Charged With Desertion