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>> nightmares, flashbacks, difficulties of reconnecting with other people, they have been through that and they have studied other prisoners of war. >> reporter: in phase three, bergdahl will finally be able to have a family reu genernion. keith was held for almost five years in colombia. he told us about his first meeting with his family saying he was only given a few moments with them. >> it's an emotionally situation that was tough. i loved them and missed them but 20 minutes into it, i needed to retreat. >> reporter: after that family r reunion, it won't be over for bowe bergdahl. in fact,...

That he would soon die of malnutrition or be killed drew obama to cut the best deal we could get. in any case, the president said we had a chance to free someone wearing the american uniform from enemy hands and has no apologies for his decision. meanwhile, a new poll shows the american people opposed to the deal, especially to the release of dangerous prisoners to win the american's release. senator angus king is a democrat from maine. he was in the briefing about bowe bergdahl's release in the capitol's business center last night. an unusual setting. what was it like in the room? did you get...

Soldiers to sign nondisclosure agreements to not discuss bergdahl's disappearance, to not discuss the search for him, is that true? >> at the beginning, yes, when everything happened, and while you're in the military, yes. >> but now a lot of you are talking. is that because he is finally out of enemy hands and you feel that the truth should come out? what's the motivating force? >> if for me, he's a deserter, america needs to know, he's back and needs to be accountable for his actions. >> justin gerleve, thank you for your time, share your views and of course for your service. >> thank you. >...

Word about some back story behind this, that was somewhere beneath the service. the truth is that, you know, the military community is excited about the idea of his return, because, you know, we believe in the idea that if a soldier is inside of enemy hands, that we know that our military and our political structure will do everything that it takes to bring us back home. but that still doesn't excuse or in any way dismiss the idea that the circumstances behind his capture do need to be evaluated and do need to be investigated. >> and gail, having lived and worked in afghanistan, as we see this...

>> i hope your english is coming back. i love you. i'm proud of you. i'm so proud of your character. >> reporter: his parents' joy not with standing, more than a dozen soldiers who served with bergdahl call him a desserter. he saw an american soldier that morning walking by himself. on nbc's "meet the press" sunday chuck hagel deferred questions about how bergdahl came to be in enemy hands. >> i'm not surprised that there are still questions and until we get the facts exactly what the condition of sergeant bergdahl is, we can't go much further in speculating. >> soldiers on the ground at the t...