in the afghan desert that ended his five years of captivity in the hands of the taliban. the army announced bergdahl has been returned to regular duty and given a desk job at ft. sam houston in san antonio after completing what military psychologists said would be his reintegration process. in captivity fundamentally your decision to make any choice is taken away. so we slowly increase their chances to make choices and have a sense of control. reporter: during his long captivity bergdahl s parents were tireless in their efforts to gain his freedom. i pray this video may be shown to our only son. reporter: but army officials said that bergdahl did not meet with his parents during the transition period. my name is bowe bergdahl. reporter: bergdahl s return to regular duty also means that the army can begin the most sensitive part of its investigation, questioning him about how he became a taliban prisoner in the first place. since his release the taliban posted this propagand
who has since been killed. but the taliban did not release any pictures of the metal cage in which bergdahl says he was held after trying to escape. the pentagon says officials have concluded that bergdahl did not engage in any criminal misconduct while a prisoner. but as to the investigation of whether as some alleged he deserted his post, those results are not due for another month. brian ross, abc news, new york. so fascinating that he hasn t met with his parents yet. apparently. or hasn t asked to see them after they were so instrumental in helping him get free. yeah, i found that incredible. and also the fact that he s returned to active duty. but sometimes they say it s easier to try and go back to your old life doing some of the routine, the things that you are used to. so maybe that sort of helps with the reintegration process. yeah. moving on to major league baseball this morning. just hours before tonight s all-star game, the league is taking steps to welcome gay player
bergdahl with a taliban leader who has since been killed. but the taliban did not release any pictures of the metal cage in which bergdahl says he was held after trying to escape. the pentagon says officials have concluded that bergdahl did not engage in any criminal misconduct while a prisoner. but as to the investigation of whether as some alleged he deserted his post, those results are not due for another month. brian ross, abc news, new york. so fascinating that he hasn t met with his parents yet. apparently. or hasn t asked to see them after they were so instrumental in helping him get free. yeah, i found that incredible. and also the fact that he s returned to active duty. but sometimes they say it s easier to try and go back to your old life doing some of the routine, the things that you are used to. so maybe that sort of helps with the reintegration process. yeah. moving on to major league baseball this morning. just hours before tonight s all-star game, the league is tak
in the afghan desert that ended his five years of captivity in the hands of the taliban. the army announced bergdahl has been returned to regular duty and given a desk job at ft. sam houston in san antonio after completing what military psychologists said would be his reintegration process. in captivity fundamentally your decision to make any choice is taken away. so we slowly increase their chances to make choices and have a sense of control. reporter: during his long captivity, bergdahl s parents were tireless in their efforts to gain his freedom. i pray this video may be shown to our only son. reporter: but army officials said that bergdahl did not meet with his parents during the transition period. my name is bowe bergdahl. reporter: bergdahl s return to regular duty also means that the army can begin the most sensitive part of its investigation, questioning him about how he became a taliban prisoner in the first place. since his release the taliban posted this propagan