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Rush bowe bergdahls recovery. they are working with the former pow to live a normal life. he arrived back in the u.s. a day ago. hes been treated at a texas military hospital. five years in taliban captivity reportedly affecting his english but were told hes walking on his own and even soluted a commander on his own. for the latest headlines, log on to foxnews.com. more, log onto foxnews.com. welcome back welcome back to "a bush family album." coming up, jeb bush, neil bush and the self-desc...

Parents. what do you make of that? is that unusual? >> it is unusual, although, to put things in context, we know a lot about reintegration from world war ii and korea and vietnam. fortunately, we have had less hostage or p.o.w. taking in the last several years. we dont have a lot of experience. in general, people are eager to be reunited with their families. we have to limit it to shorter periods of time until people are ready. >> we learned over the last week the details about the captivity. n...

And say they go after with a captive afterwards and what were you thinking in captivity? were you playing out how a meeting with your family will go. lets practice. lets war games some of the things that will come up and how you will tell your story. that leads to the wider question of how he will tell the story to the wider public. the army officials have not told him yet about the controversy surrounding his releasor captivity. that is eventually when he learns of it. >> congress member king, ...

Things get more complicated helping battle on the ground. its a very complicated issue, a regional issue and going to take awhile coming to a long term solution. >> the president did say that yesterday. athena jones, thank you very much. this could be the single deadliest incident since the fighting in ewe rain started earlier this year. 49 people dead in what you are looking at here, a firy plane crash near the russian border. after nearly five years in taliban captivity, bowe bergdahl reco...

Honduras and whats happening there is there are two gangs that are fighting for the territory. the green pasture, thats where they drop the bodies. thats the violence that these kids are seeing on the streets. many stories of dads being killed, sons being targeted, so son decides to go to the united states. >> and its a risky journey at that, so the risks to come to the u.s. theyre thinking is less than the risk of the violence there in their own country. rosa flores in honduras, thank you so mu...

The presidential pal laace overnight close to the route taken by the presidential motorcade. it was difficult futured and cause nod harm. letters from sergeant bergdahl to his parents during his time in captivity. but did he really write them? what do they tell us about his capture? one reporter got a hold of the letters and joins us next. humanitarian crisis, what one worker saw when she visited a detention center in arizona where kids who crossed the board need water, bathrooms and attenti...

For a lot of us its hard for us to understand why. any thoughts? >> well, you know, i think to the outside personnel it looks a little strange but we dont know all of the back story, just part of the back story but not uncommon for someone in that level of trauma not to want to reconnect with his past until he needs to. then after that integration process is fulfilled and seeing his family and loved ones, im sure it will get a little easier but the whole stress of not knowing and the anticipatio...

One of the things you have to do is look at the buy ogden fees of these guys and it becomes very clear that all five were very closely tied to al qaeda prior to 9/11. >> this week, mrs. clinton and other officials downplayed the risk of transferring the men. >> these five guys are not a threat to the united states. they are a threat to the safety and security of afghanistan and pakistan. its up to those two countries to make the decision, once and for all that these are threats to them. >> while...

That it can be overwhelming to go from absolute isolation or being in a very remote region for a longered. of time to suddenly be back with everything that is american, with everything that is modern life. as one military official put it to us last night, the colors are very bright for bowe bergdahl, meaning almost everything is sensory overload, there will be a time as he improves that hell have access to the media and see the reporting but right now this is not that time, ana. >> are you heari...

That transition back to a normal life if that is possible. a physician, a psychiatrist, an officer. what is called a personal recovery specialist, part of the team that helped bring him back to the u.s. right now, bergdahl remains at brooke army medical center and has a roo set up there. an attorney, chaplain and psychiatrist and he still hasnt seen his family and that meeting according to experts could be the most stressful part of this whole reintegrate process. joining me to discuss psycholog...