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voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl likely has a very long road of recovery ahead of him after nearly five yearsn captivity. our brian todd has been taking a closer look at the various phases of what that recovery could look like. brian is joining us from the pentagon where he just attended a briefing. what's going on here, brian? >> reporter: wolf, i just finished speaking to pentagon officials. they have fully planned the reintegration for bowe bergdahl. this is going to be a careful process. as of now, he has not even spoken to his parents over the phone yet. he's been out of reach in isolation, five years in the hands of america's most bitter enemies. now sergeant bowe bergdahl is in the middle of a carefully engineered emotional recovery program. his father equate it is to a deep sea diver returnsiing to t surface. >> if he comes up too fast, it could kill him. >> reporter: bergdahl is not just sitting in a hospital bed. he's undergoing a three-phase reintegration process designed by the army. phase one is called initial recovery, including emergency medical care, early psychological suppor

voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. stable condition at u.s. army hospital in landstuhl, germany. pentagon officials say he's speaking english, showing signs of improvement but still a prisoner of the taliban. recovery five years of captivity can often be a very long and difficult ordeal. brian todd is here. more on the psychological hurdles that this soldier is now going it have to deal with and it's going to take a while. >> it will, wolf. this reintegration process is laborious, methodical. bergdahl's only father had a very good analogy for. take a listen. >> bowe's been gone so long that it's going to be very difficult to come back. it's like a diver going deep on a dive and has to stage back up through recompression to get the nitrogen bubbles out of his system. if he comes up too fast, it could kill him. >> now, army officials have told us this is a three-stage process. stage one initial recovery, emergency medical care, that's early psychological support, time sensitive intelligence briefings, that's at a forward operating base in afghanistan bar he was handed over. he's in phase two, the decompression, thorough, psychological treatment. this is a lot of medical and psychological debriefing,