PEREIRA: Welcome back to NEW DAY. Here's a look at your headlines. President Obama at a joint press conference in Poland this morning defending a prisoner swap with the Taliban to bring home Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl. He said Congress had been consulted over the years about a prisoner swap and had to act fast over concerns about Bergdahl's health. He also said he'll ask Congress to support, quote, "a European reassurance initiative" of up to $1 billion to build up the relationships of Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with NATO. To the latest now in the search for Flight 370. "The New York Times" is reporting scientists plan to release detailed information today about a mysterious noise, possibly that of an ocean impact. The low frequency noise described as a dull oomph had to be sped up to be made audible. It was picked up halfway across the Indian Ocean to receivers off of Australia's coast. The acting Veterans Affairs chief Sloan Gibson vowing swift action to end agency abuses and get thousands of veterans off of waiting lists and into hospitals and clinics for medical care. The agency's inspector general is now looking into 42 separate facilities amid claims wait times were manipulated for thousands of veterans, which CNN was first to report. Gibson was Deputy VA Secretary under Eric Shinseki. He was appointed by the president after Shinseki resigned last Friday. Got to show you some video here. A Minnesota couple entered married life with a splash. Take a look. Dan and Jackie Anderson lined their 20-person wedding party up on a dock for pictures. And as you can see, that wedding party was too much for the dock. And, oh, no, really? Yes, it collapsed, sending most, not all, but most of the wedding party into the water. And this is the kicker, folks; it happened an hour before the ceremony! The couple says, despite the surprise dunking, the wedding only started 10 minutes late.
Controversy Emerges Over Prisoner Swap with Taliban; Obama in Poland