the former p.o.w. takes his first steps on american soil after spending five years as a captive of the taliban. iraq becomes more unstable by the hour as islamist militants continue their push for baghdad, the united states weighs its options. >> i don't rule out anything because we do have a stake in making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent foot hold. facebook opens up. for the first time users will be able to see some of the information the network collects about them. the san antonio spurs have the defending champs on the road after a dominating victory in game four of the nba finals.

captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for this friday, june 13th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. former p.o.w. sergeant bowe bergdahl is back in the united states. he arrived in san antonio, texas, early this morning. a reporter from our local affiliate taking that picture you saw that's believed to be the plane that cared bergdahl from germany. cbs news has learned that he still has not reached out to his family. he'll continue with his medical treatment. as bigad shaban reports bowe bergdahl will face a new set of challenges at home. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl will receive psychological treatment. doctors will help him regaining control over his life, even pushing him to make simple

decisions like what to eat. where he'll also be reunited with his parents. could the son they welcome home be a totally different person? >> absolutely. >> she's never treated bergdahl but has provided therapy for hundreds of servicemembers returning from combat including former prisoners of war. >> i would guess he would probably have a significant post-traumatic stress disorder. smells, sounds, all of those basic senses are very easily activated in a way that can be alarming. >> reporter: bergdahl was freed less than two weeks ago in exchange for the release of five taliban prisoners at guantanamo bay. it caused a political uproar. several soldiers who served with bergdahl say he deserted his post in afghanistan. that could complicate his recovery and bergdahl's transition from captivity needs to be gradual.

>> bringing him home, getting him off the plane and returning him to his family would be too much at the same time. >> reporter: he could spend weeks if not months receiving treatment before returning home to idaho. well, now to iraq. president obama says he is considering all military options except sending in troops. overnight islamic militants continued their push toward the capital. security in baghdad has been increased. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> anne-marie, group morning. ground troops in iraq is not an option. the white house has made it clear. what's also been made clear is some help will be sent to iraq possibly in the form of air strikes. islamic militants rolled down the streets of mosul. they have driven thousands of civilians from their homes and have vowed to take more cities and towns including baghdad.

the rebel group wants to set up a vast islamic state. isis has take enover a few already. president obama will discuss with the security team of ways to help iraq's government including possible air strikes. >> i don't rule out anything because we do have a stake in making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent foothold. >> white house officials are stressing they will not put boots on the ground again in iraq. some republican lawmakers are criticizing the president saying he miscalculated the threat posed by the militants. >> it's not like we haven't seen this problem coming for over a year. we're 100 miles from baghdad and what is the president doing? taking a nap. >> democrats say former president george w. bush is to blame for a misguided treatment of iraq in 2003. amid the escalating tensions,

hundreds of america's contractors are being evacuated from northern iraq. there's no decision yet to evacuate americans from baghdad. >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you, susan. holly williams is in iraq and she joins us by phone. what is the latest on the ground there, holly? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the islamic militants have continued to make gains. there are reports this morning they control parts of a town 65 miles north of baghdad, the iraqi capital. they've also moved into two towns north of iraq. it's been lightning quick in part because of religious loyalties. they're mostly muslim and the cities they've overrun are mainly sunni. but as they move further south toward baghdad they're going to move into a big shia population.

of course, that threatens to reignite iraq's deadly religious tensions. >> now, you've talked to some of the people who are fleeing the cities already taken by isis. what are they telling you? >> reporter: well, hundreds of thousands have fled but many have come to iraqi kurdistan which is relatively peaceful. but most of the people we have spoken to do not blame the militants and they're not fleeing them. many say they like them. instead they're told they're worried about retribution to the iraqi government. they're afraid they will bomb them if they try to force the militants all right. >> all right. holly williams in iraq. thank you, holly. the crisis in iraq has pushed the price of gas to an eight-month high. it could rice 5 to 10 cents according to analysts. and another day of

potentially damaging weather in the plains. some flooding and hail is a possibility. large hail stones, some the size of baseballs, pummeled abilene, texas, yesterday. they smashed through car windows. some buildings were damaged as well. no one was injured. and the u.s. is struggling to care for tens of thousands of young people who crossed the border illegally. they came to america from central america by themselves. it's described as an urgent humanitarian situation. omar villafranca reports from california where many of the children are being cared for. >> reporter: these could be scenes from any schoolyard in america, children playing, learning and exercising together. while this video was shot in america, the children are not american. they're undocumented immigrants who came here illegally without their parents.

more than 47,000 children traveling by themselves have illegally crossed into the u.s. since october. most have been captured in texas. they're trying to escape crime and poverty in el salvador, guatemala, and honduras. >> it was a very vivid demonstration to me of the problem that we faced. >> reporter: but supporters of tighter rules say deep deportation policies are requiring migrants to jump the border. >> there are no consequences for entering el legillegally into t united states and if that's the case, it will continue. >> reporter: they have issued a 25-page complaint claiming that more than 100 unaccompanied immigrant children have been underfed, even abused in u.s. custody. hundreds of arrested children have been staying at a facility in nogales, sleeping under foil blankets in makeshift beds.

some are being moved to military bases in california, texas, and oklahoma. but where most of them will go after that is still not clear. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. well, coming up on the "morning news," presidential predictions. new jersey governor chris christie tell us us who would win in a matchup with hillary clinton. this is the "cbs morning news."

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here's another look at this morning's top stories. former p.o.w. bowe bergdahl is back in the united states. he arrived at a military hospital in texas early this morning. cbs news has learned he has not contacted his family yet. bergdahl spent five years as a prisoner in afghanistan before he was traded for five taliban leaders. and president obama says he's considering all military options excluding sending troops to stop the violence in iraq. islamist militants have seized large portions of northern iraq and are moving toward the capital, baghdad. tonight broadway theaters will dim their lights to honor activist and actor ruby.

we look back at her remarkable career. >> what did i tell you about drinking in front of my students. >> reporter: doing the right thing was ruby dee and her husband's highest collaboration. the two met on broadway in 1946 and soon were married. they shared the billing in 11 stage productions and five movies. i were married for 55 years until davis's death in 2005. >> we also did a play here once. >> of course, we did. >> reporter: the couple was known as much for their acting as they were for their involvement in the civil rights movement. they served as masters of ceremonies for the historic 1963 march on washington where martin luther king delivered his "i have a dream" speech. dee did not slow down with age. at 83 she received her first oscar nomination for best supporting actress for her role in the 2007 film "american gangster." she received many awarding

including an emmy, a lifetime achievement award from the screen actors guild and the kennedy center. >> it makes me feel marvelous no matter what grieveses we may have. >> reporter: ruby dee died outside her home surrounded by family. she was 91. suzanne marques, cbs news. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," bowe bergdahl's return to the united states. we'll be live in san antonio, texas. and the battle between donald trump and mayor rahm emanuel on a trump find at a sky scrape jeer and we'll meet a set of twins who are graduating at the top of their class today. and finally, a baby moose was spotted in a hotel after it had been chased by some children. colorado parks & wildlife officers tranquilized the animal and took it to a rehab center in

ft. collins. how cute. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. army sergeant bo bergdahl is back in the u.s. since taken captive in june of 2009. details on his return coming up. >> today is friday, june 13, good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee? robbery after gun store in philadelphia. the details on what the robbers did it what they got away with. >> could a septa strike be looming? potentials on potential strike on the regional rails coming up. >> breaking news this morning, army sergeant bo bergdahl is now back in the united states this morning, after being head captive by the taliban for five years. >> san antonio, texas, now brook army medical st,