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It has been 44 days since his release by the taliban, and 32 days since his return to u.s. soil. a short reintegration period, no doubt, considering he spent five years in taliban captivity. but according to the army, bergdahl has finished undergoing therapy, and counseling. and is apparently ready to reenter life in the military. joining me now, rick francona, cnn analyst. colonel, that was fast. >> yeah. probably maybe too fast. hes going to suffer a lot of post traumatic stress. but i see wha...

Town. they thought the strong readings were from a compound called hydroagain cyanide. they believe they got a false positive. they are expecting lab results this afternoon. sources tell nbc news that sergeant bowe bergdahls reintegration process complete. hes ready to return to active duty. just six weeks after the taliban released him in captivity. details coming up. and its our "newsnation" gut check. the military is testing out the newest recruit nicknamed cujo. what does it do? its one of...

Reins to jogi, the german boss. and they have made a point, they have become the first european side to win a world cup on south american soil. the party just getting started for the germans, though. they were here overnight, but now they head back to germany, back to berlin where the party really starts. >> i bet. thank you to both of you. i appreciate it. still to come, in a matter of hour, army sergeant bowe bergdahl held in taliban captivity for five years could return to active duty as so...

♪ start a team. join a team. walk to end alzheimers. visit alz.org/walk today. this is a fox news alert. u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl spent five years in taliban captivity and tonight his life has just changed again. fox news correspondent shannon bream is live with the latest. shannon, he has a new job. >> he does. greta, what we are told bite the army today is he essentially taking on administrative position. basically going to be a desk job. but the fact is that he is allowed to leave...

Army sergeant bowe bergdahl could return to active duty as early as today. the time line, it is just 44 days after being released by the taliban and 32 days after returning to u.s. soil. this is following five years in taliban captivity. according to the army, bergdahl has finished undergoing therapy and counseling and is apparently ready to re-enter life in the military. a statement released by the army this morning says bergdahl will be assigned to fort sam houston in san antonio. the statemen...

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Troops on friday. european foreign ministers say the discussions have been useful, but huge gaps remain. tehran must scale back activities. the deadline for a deal is sunday. talks could be extended, but it would only be if there is progress to report. after five years in captivity, bowe bergdahl is returning to life as an active duty service member. the former p.o.w. finished therapy and is expected to begin working in san antonio. he will live with two soldiers who will help with his resbi...

Criminal suits. >> poppy, thank you so much. a lot to talk about with that ahead today. also this, coming up next on "new day," is bowe bergdahl ready to go back on duty after five years in captivity? hes been in therapy. is it too soon, though? what other concerns does it raise? >> have you heard the war of words over iraq, the latest one. this one, rand paul, rick perry, getting into it in a big way. we have more on "inside politics" coming right up.

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They have to do something with him. i suppose put him at a desk job is not a bad idea. >> otherwise its like keeping him in captivity. >> you cant hold him against his will. if this guy was a trader, which everybody is trying to set him up as, there will be an investigation. if he is, my guess is he will go in front of the military justice. i only have ask this question about the taliban thing. and this may be because of his background i understand its been sketchy, but if there was a decorated ...