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A dive and having to recompression. if he comes up to fast it could kill him. >> so the reintegration process is going. he was taken from bagram in afghanistan to the landstuhl arm base in germany and will be there maybe a week and will go from germany to a facility in san tomorrow, texas and the reintegration process he will be physically and mentally evaluated looking for emotional damage, all the brainwashing that took place and we don't know how long that will take. we do know on june 28, the people of the town will hold a big party whether he is here or not. they have been planning to hav...

Qatari government said to the u.s. that it would take steps to protect u.s. national security interests. the big question becomes -- what happens after a year? the five detainees will be held in qatar for a year. what happens after that? how can qatar guarantee that the u.s. national security interests will be secured beyond that year? that is, craig, what i anticipate will be the focus of the debate moving forward from here. craig? >> kristen welker at the white house. we're waiting on bob and janie bergdahl to take to the microphones in idaho. when that happens, we'll bring it to you live. i...

Correspondent nick robertson is in germany. give us a sense of what is expected to happen. what does the reintegration process look like? >> reporter: yeah. it doesn't have a time frame. i guess that's the headline here. it really depends on sergeant bergdahl himself. there are several components for this. part of it is medical to make sure that he's physically in good condition. part of it is psychological. part of it is to meet the needs of the department of defense, what time sensitive intelligence information can they glean from sergeant bergdahl right now, is there anything useful there. ...

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...

That can help buffer that exposure to something that oftr. but you're right, there are many families and even first responders who may feel compelled to know exactly what happened and at their own time and pace with a sense of control to be able to have access to that can be an important part of that reintegration process, of that terrible information. >> and there are some things useful that can be gleaned from these tapes, right? wrou you wrote a book on school security. aren't you interested in listening to how the police responded to the 911 calls? >> that's right. understanding what exact...