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Treatment and have the reintegration process before they are allowed to investigate him. >> unnamed two star generals to investigate how or why he moved off the base in afghanistan back in 2009. >> they are living it in up qatar. it turns out not only are they living in a villa now they are getting visits from a personal masseuse. the daily beast reporting that they spoke to someone claiming to have visited the taliban inside their home giving them massages. well the five have been living in the...

Or the exchange that resulted in his release. but the doctors did say this that is going to be part of this reintegration process. he is he speed of his reintegration. have to request that and request when he wants to see his family and when and how that is going to happen. >> so he has absolutely no idea that much of the nation is discussing his release at this point and some are very upset with it? >> thats what the military officials were telling us. now, i know the military announced today t...

Sergeant bergdahls military and mental health team as well as the people focusing on his reintegration after they say its okay. this step is the logical next step. it doesnt mean that bergdahl is going to undergo that legal questioning just yes. >> we know he also hasnt seen his family so certainly there are steps he needs to take in his reintegration process. what types of profebruatections he receive? >> this will be something the army will proceed with carefully and legally. we are told that ...

Sergeant bowe bergdahl. he begins the reintegration process and the u.s. army is now investigating what led to his capture. army officials are appointing a two-star general to find out how and why bergdahl left his base in afghanistan. after he disappeared that night, he became a p.o.w. for five years. now hes settling into a routine at brooke army medical center in san antonio, texas and army officials say hes working with doctors to gain physical and emotional stability. meanwhile, the controv...

>> amazing. unfortunately, we are out of time. if you can very quickly, dr. liles, talk about how bergdahl is learning to do things on his own? he couldnt even make decisions for himself the past five years. >> that is the challenge. i appreciate the colonels service as he mentioned and, you know, this augmentation of going back to reality. his reintegration process is going to be very different because, you know, he was five years in captivity and no english speaking as far as we know. and inhu...

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...

Dramatically. and we asked if that was out of the ordinary that if there were something else going on as to why bowe bergdahl hasnt even spoken with his parents over the phone, we asked the medical experts here in san antonio about that. and this is what they had to say. >> family support is a critical part of the reintegration process, making sure that the family understands the reasons why we do it, the necessity of decompression, and they understand and support that process. overall, though, ...

>> of course, five years in captivity could be very damaging to anybodys psyche. barbara, explain what this final phase of the reintegration process will mean. >> it sounds like what they are going to do is more comprehensive medical all accou.

Consist of soldiers so in that aspect, yes. >> but are they soldiers who he served with? >> no. >> okay. next question. over on the right side of the room. >> could you say anything as far as this reintegration process, is it going to be typical of others that have gone through this and what kind of special challenges is he going to face, do you think? especially in his case? >> every reintegration process is unique. >> every reintegration process is unique as is every captivity event. our goal ...

Their life as we move forward. >> okay. next question? >> hello, major general. im ed lavandera with cnn. at what point do you integrate with bowe the controversy surrounding his capture and release, at which point is that introduced to him because every indication we have so far is that he is unaware of that. also, its been almost two weeks and as far as we know, he has not spoken with his parents. is that out of the norm? it seems parents who have not seen their parents for five years would ha...