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America's only p.o.w. from the afghanistan war is finally free. the taliban held him for five years. arm sergeant bergdahl is days away from being reunited with his family and friends. we are told he is 28, is resting at the medical center in germany and is expected to be transferred to a state-side medical facility the next few days. in idaho, his parents went before a camera to deliver this message to their son. >> give yourself all of the time you need to recover and decompress, there is no hurry. you have your life ahead of you and we continue in our minute-by-minute prayers for you as you...

Hometown of hailey, idaho. and erin mcpike is at the white house. first let's hear from bowe bergdahl's parents who spoke just a short time ago. >> i love you, bowe. i'm so very proud of you. and, of course, all of your very large family would also like me to tell you that they love you also and are also very proud of you. we've been working very, very hard for your release these last five years along with the whole of our government, even other governments, and most especially, of course, qatar. never losing hope in you or for you. right now so many people are in place to assist you in all th...

Ahead. >> i'm so looking forward to seeing your face after these last 5 1/2 years. long, long years. and to giving you a great big bear hug and holding you in my arms again. never wanting to let you go. >> we haven't talked to beau yet. we haven't called him on the phone. there's reason for that and that's because beau has been gone so long, that it is going to be very difficult to come back. i'm proud of how much you wanted to help the afghan people and what you were willing to do to go to that length. >> earlier today their son beau arrived at the landstuhl regional medical center in germany...

Onboard fire took that plane down or an event on the jet that caused the cabin to decompress. joining me now to talk about those two theories why they may be plausible or ruled out. david soucie from denver. colonel michael kay and aviation attorney mark dombroff who just so happened to represent the charter company with the jet involved in that ghost flight and ultimate crash that took the life of pga champion payne stewart in 1999. might i remind you that was caused by decompression. mark, i'd like to start with you on that. i'm sure that was of keen interest to you when you heard about this...

Can breathe. passengers would have ox again, but only for a limited time. so you want to get down to 12,000, 10,000 feet.again, but only for a limited time. so you want to get down to 12,000, 10,000 feet. at the same time you're turn willing because you're trying to get back lumpur. but point out how the descent is not like a screeching straight down dive. >> of course. because if it's rapid decompression, the aircraft structural integrity could be compromised and you don't want to worsen that with the overspeeding the aircraft. >> right. the plane could be so damaged by whatever caused the de...