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Day before i was supposed to return back to lebanon. after three months there was a deal struck between people that were close to the regime of bashar al assad who paid the ransom that the rebels wanted for my release. >> they paid the ransom for your safe release. what was the experience as you were held? did you have any type of access to anything that you -- you know, you would find of any type of comfort during this. explain what it was like to be held beyond your will. >> it's a very tricky situation obviously. and the way they operate is very smart actually. they do -- obviously you're t...

Of a criminal. this has nothing to do with islam. this is the demented isis crucible the strange world they've created for themselves. >> you came in close contact with the taliban. i think of different branches of al qaeda. i'm wondering with this notion of faking out someone, what you don't know if you're going to live or die with this sword to your throat, why is isis doing this? >> well javier in the story talks about this love of theater. and this love of drama. again, it seems like something a criminal would do. there's speculation about why some of the captives seem calm in the executio...

Torture, white house press secretary josh earnest told reporters yes. car carol? >> jim acosta reporting live from the white house this morning. i think it's important for you to know exactly what some cia interrogators did to prisoners. some of this is very hard to hear, but it's important to know, to figure out what's right and what's wrong. according to the senate report, cia interrogators chained a detainee to a concrete floor nearly naked. he later died from hypothermia. five detainees were subjected to forced rectal feedings. others subjected to sleep deprivation, some kept awake for 1...

Our family, your family is strong in faith and hope. you are from a strong tribe. you are even stronger now. five years is a seemingly endless, long time, but you've made it. >> reporter: well, how much stronger and how many helping hands to help sergeant bergdahl get better, that really is the unknown. no one but he really knows what he's been through, the extremes, possible mock executions, all the sorts of things we hear from this type of situation in the past, we don't know. but what they'll do here at the hospital is help him medically, help him psychologically, you know, to just try to g...