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. >> right now doctors are examining sergeant bergdahl in germany before his return home after five years of captivity. they say that his health was dee tear yating and that is why it is critical to secure his release. right now, we go the landstuhl, germany, and ayman, what do we know about the rehabilitation process for him? >> well, right now, the officials are tight-lipped about the overall conditions, and difficult to get any kind of assessment about what his state of mind is at the moment,...

This is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to you doctor. >> david endured more than six months in captivity. >> sergeant bowe bergdahl somehow made it through nearly five years of captivity. now there are questions about what the soldier saw. >> they will want intelligence, who held him. i dont think he will know that much. i was kept with very young guards most of the time and i didnt meet senior commanders that often.

Is able to. certainly here in hailey were leaving the politics to the rest of the country and the world and well welcome him back with open arms. >> there is a plan for that, is there a game plan? >> there is. we had an event, an awareness rally planned for june 28th. everything was already in place. it was to be on the fifth anniversary of his capture, and now he has changed that to the bowe is back 2014 event, and we plan on having thousands of people here in hailie, and miss carol king will b...

Hagel, who does know something about combat. president obama did the right thing by getting sergeant bergdahl released. meanwhile, republicans are playing both sides here. theyre upset with the deal, but at the same time theyre very happy that bergdahl was released. >> look, all of us celebrate with sergeant bergdahl, with his family. looking at his parents there, thats emotional and thats powerful. >> i understand the great joy and happiness of the bergdahl family and friends and were all grate...

Morning. im christine romans. >> and im john berman. great to see you today. its june 2nd, 4:00 a.m. in the east, and youve made it, youre free. that was sergeant bowe bergdahls mother sending a heartfelt message to her son as he recovers this morning in a german hospital after nearly five years in captivity. bergdahls newfound freedom touching off a firestorm on capitol hill, critics accusing the president of breaking the law and crossing the line by negotiating with terrorists, this as new que...

Commitment to free all of the prisoners in guantanamo, for example? >> i dont know the answer to that. the fact is, they are the parents of sergeant bergdahl. their son was held in captivity for five years. and it was absolutely the right thing to do for the commander and chief, for this administration to take action to secure his release. >> and general bob scales joins us. niles to see you, sir. >> hi, greta. >> catherine herridge says that the taliban chose the five who would be traded in res...

And brand new stories you will see here first. >> prisoner of war finally free after five years in captivity. coming up well look at the growing criticism and controversy over that deal that released sergeant bowe bergdahl. there is an urgent manhunt underway right now. why the feds want to find a california man they say is armed and dangerous. police launching a new investigation into the 2007 disappearance of madeleine mccann. remember her? now they are closing off an area not far from whe...

Hall of fame quarterback dan marino is suing the nfl over concussions. the "l.a. times" reporting marino and 14 other players filed suit last week. complaints the nfl concealed information about football-related brain injuries and mislead players. the nfl has repeatedly denied those claims. and now to the controversy over the u.s. swap for sergeant bowe bergdahl. deserter. u.s. military spent weeks and months searching for sergeant berg davment the mother of one u.s. soldier says her son, sergea...

Happened to the life back home while he was in captivity, he had a girlfriend that moved on. what can you tell us about the reception at home? >> reporter: first of all, there is nothing but joy here today, andrea and sense of relief. people have never forgotten about bowe, the yellow ribbons didnt come out a few days ago but been here and changed out for the last five years. the signs that used to say bring bowe home, now say bowe is free. what is offputting to people this morning that they are...

Official s officials to organize his health and physical and mental process is doing, and then the reintegration will continue, and exposing him to some of the media and the statements that the family has made, and there is no doubt when that process is going to get under way since the process is ongoing, but they say it is is happened before, and it is driven by the fasht and the conditi condition. he has been in captivity for five years, and that is a long time, and there could be post-traumat...