i spoke to jared huffman a few minutes ago.y strong and if the iranians wanted to break jason, they failed. and also from amir hekmati and saeed abedini as well. it is clear that these months and in some cases years of detention were really tough on these three men. that is of great concern here for the folks at landstuhl medical center. >> fred, the doctors have a lot of experience dealing with integration. there is a formula. i have to assume they know what they're doing. >> reporter: they certainly do. they certainly have a lot of experience doing this. we have to keep in mind these are some of the best and foremost specialists in the field in the world. they have been dealing with the cases of bowe bergdahl, who was released after years of captivity by the taliban. they dealt with a lot of u.s. troops coming through here after iraq and afghanistan. of course, a lot of post traumatic stress involved in that as well. these are definitely specialists who know exactly what they are doing. they are the ones who said we should no

correspondent alex schuman 01:19 trt pkg: washington post reporter jason razaian (rez-zian) is one jared huffman says if iran's goal was to break the reporter's spirit - they failed miserably. "his spirits are terrific. he is feeling good physically. i think he's having waves of complex emotions, as you would imagine." towards the united states' decision to lift economic sanctions against iran. from cnn: "have they abandoned their nuclear ambition? john kerry - they say they have. do you believe them? that's why we have verification in this agreement." in exchange for iran shutting down their nuclear program - the u.s. and five other countries unfroze 100 billion in assets, and will allow iran to rejoin the global economy. (gavel nat) some members of congress, like democrat senator richard blumenthal, we still don't trust iran. sen. richard blumenthal (d-ct) 22:49:33 "i will lead efforts that impose sanctions. particularly on the icbm program, which evidently is continuing in violation of international law." on sunday - president obama says he will place sanctions on 11 people in iran involved i

and san rafael congressman jared huffman flew to germany to visit him. he was imprisoned in iran for 18 months. during that time, he says he spent 49 days in solitaire confinement. and was later placed in a 15 by 20-foot room with three cots and no mattresses. >> if the revolutionary guard thought they would break the spirit of this guy, they failed miserably. his wit, his intellect, his sense of humor, all of it is fully intact. >> rezaian was one of five americans freed in a prisoner swap. however one american who was not in the group is former fbi agent robert levinson. his family criticized the obama administration for not including him in the exchange. levinson disappeared in iran back in 2007. the state department says it has repeatedly brought up his disappearance with iranian officials but iran denies any knowledge of his where-abouts. >>> time now is 4:20. more changes coming to shi poetly. up next -- chipotle. up next, what the company now plans to do for its employees so customers don't get sick. >>> new this morning, shaping up to be a pretty

that point, he had not been able to speak face-to-face with jason, and however, representative jared huffman came out and he said that jason's condition appears to be as far as the circumstances are concerned, appears to be all right. let's listen into what he has to say. >> and the indications that we have are that there are no major acute problems right now. that is a relief. because, you know, we had heard that their health was declining, and in the case of jason rezaian, we had heard that he had lost quite a bit of weight, and under tremendous stress. so what we are hearing at this point in time is that there is nothing acute at this time right now. >> and so there is a sense of relief, and the same thing can be said of amir h hekmati, and saeed abedini, and amir hekmati, four years in iranian detention, and certainly, a very, very tough time, and especially taking into account that he was in levine prison, wolf, which is notorious for the conditions that people are kept in there. and at this point, wolf, it is unclear when these three men will be able to return to the united states. >>

i was able to speak to jared huffman who is close to the rezaian family.en to what he said. >> his spirits are terrific. he's feeling good physically. i think he's having waves of complex emotions as you would imagine. but if iran's goal was to break jason rezaian's spirit, they failed miserably. >> nevertheless, he also said jason rezaian, his detention was very, very tough as was the case with all of the other two men who were also there in that prison in tehran. it is notorious for the tough conditions there. apparently jason walked around a tiny cell for a very long time just to keep physically and mentally fit. of course, alisyn, in all of the jubilation that we have about the release of these three men about the fact that they are now back in germany, there are still americans missing in iran. those businessman, and levinson. >>> the daily beast reports the pentagon is considering a demotion of the four star general for revealing classified information to his biographer and mistress five years ago. even though the recommended no action at the time, h