TAPPER: Welcome back to THE LEAD. You're looking at live pictures, the result of the storm. That's Boston, Massachusetts, hit hard. They're going to get about another half foot of snow, we're told. We're going to have more on that nasty blizzard and the potentially life-threatening wind, keeping much of the Northeast shuttered today in a moment. But we're going to turn right now to another breaking story. Our national lead, Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl who spent five years in Taliban custody, the Obama administration brought him back last May. Critics insist the cost trading five Taliban detainees held in Gitmo was too high. And now, CNN is learning it might be a matter of just days before Bergdahl finds out if he could face even more years as a prisoner of sorts, this time in a U.S. military jail. Today, a senior defense official told CNN that a decision on whether to charge Bergdahl with desertion or any other crime will come down very soon. As of this morning, the commander officer in charge of the case, he has not signed or forwarded a charge sheet we're told.
Source: Army Nears Bergdahl Decision