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Either, so the mixed blessing of having a child but knowing that child is also going to be a prisoner and that happening over and over again. i just cant imagine how she did not, how elisabeth did not shut down entirely and give up. >> in total, elisabeth gave birth to seven of her fathers children. today, only six are alive. michael, a twin, died soon after birth. his tiny body incinerated by josef fritzl, most likely in the furnace. three others, felix now 5, stefan now 18, and kirsten, 19, we...

Elisabeth a lift at night and for her to leave the baby on the door step at a time when she wouldnt have been seen. >> fritzls closest neighbors bought his story, too. >> translator: people said that it was irresponsible. what a bad mother elisabeth was just to leave the children on the doorstep. frau fritzl already had seven children and now she has to bring up grandchildren, as well. terrible. >> incredibly, over the 24 years elisabeth was in captivity, there were more than 100 tenants renting...

In that area. good as always have to you backs. >> thanks, jenna. jon: there could be a positive development in the region which word syria just handed over last of declared chemical weapons. this comes from the organization charged with overseeing the destruction of that arsenal. its director-general said the final 8% of the 1300-ton stockpile is loaded on ships. the syrian government agreed last fall to surrender those weapons when the u.s. threatened military strikes after a deadly attack, ch...

Center. he first received treatment in a medical hospital in germany after his release from five yearsle taliban captivity. there was a 66th successful intercept since 2001 for the ballistic missile defense system. today the first day of what will be a very important week for the supreme court. we are awaiting decisions on several big cases involving presidential powers, llgous freedom and even the future of television. court released two other important rulings today, one limiting the power...

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This must be for them? first of all, five years of their son in captivity, not knowing whether theyll ever see him again. and then all the hoopla, the rose garden when they thought he was coming back home. now hes home but he doesnt want to see them. so i think it must be tremendously difficult for his parents. i would say not just his parents but hes from a small town that everybody was concerned about him and cared and there were "welcome home, sergeant bergdahl" signs up everywhere. what must...

Psychologist and navy commander. the word martin keeps using is routine, routine. and i understand that coupled with sergeant bergdahl being allowed to make his own decisions, those are two of the most crucial things, why? >> well, its very important to understand this young man under went five years of very difficult, if not harsh captivity under less than desirable circumstances, and thats not including what we dont know regarding if there was any torture, what kind of isolation and deprivatio...

The past week. >> fascinating to see anderson with an inside look at the recruitment effort there. a quick reminder, make sure you set your dvr to watch "ac 360" whenever you would like and after five years in captivity, sergeant bowe bergdahls progress in a remarkable program. hes relearning down to the tiniest details we take for granted how to live. well take you inside. >> later, think this is just another burocra the? you wont, when you see what came next and why. >> im sitting here listeni...

Was considering. the "wall street journal" reports there were other option include just paying a ransom. >> burg call is eating and sleeping on a normal schedule. he is interacting with a small staff of fewer than 12 people and speaking to a group of professionals about his years in captivity. key information could be used to determine if bergdahl did desert his platoon. and bergdahl is not the only one who has got a heros welcome after being held in captivity. >> reporter: on january 5, 1965, c...

We are getting fascinating new details about sergeant bowe bergdahl. it has now been one week since the 28-year-old came home. he landed in san antonio to begin readjusting to ordinary life after almost five years in taliban captivity. >> imagine that for a second. five years of captivity. we do know hes being treated at brooke army medical center. martin savidge has details about it. what are you learning? >> good morning to both of you. routine is the keyword to be looking for here. we talk ab...