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Substance abuse, violence, or even suicide. >> frankly if somebody didnt ask me if i need help, i probably wouldnt be here today. >> colonel kelly thrasher deployed five times, to iraq and afghanistan. >> i was very much on edge. i had an anger issue. i was waking up with nightmares. and my wife later told me that i had grabbed her and so i wasnt in a good place. >> he received counselling from the va, but was reluctant to try recommended medicine. >> i had read that a lot of homework about peop...

Absolutely terrifying. we need to get to a humvee five steps away. finally, we make a run for it. clambering in as quickly as we can. but there are so many damaged vehicles in our way, our humvee gets entangled in another. we break free but go just ten yards. a long and frightening night in hiding follows. we had no idea that isis fighters were filming the war booty they had recovered from the regiments wrecked vehicles just down the street.

Our only defenders are mostly the walking wounded. a grenade lands in the courtyard. more wounded are brought in. they tell us it was tossed by an isis fighter in the house behind us. an air strike hits the house and brings down the outer wall of the home were in. the family were with hide under the staircase. one of the boys cries i dont want to die. hours later, a moment of utter relief. a regiment has arrived as backup. along with a humvee to evacuate us. its less than a mile to safety. were ...

A grenade lands in the court yard. more wounded are brought in. they tell us it was tossed by an isis fighter in the house behind us. an air strike hits the house and brings down the outer wall of the home we are in. the family were with hide under the staircase. one of the boys cried "i dont want to die." hours later a moment of utter relief. our regiment maz arrived as backup along with a humvee to evacuate us. it is less than a mile to safety. were lucky. we can leave the combat zone. these m...

On a winter offensive, determined to catch the enemy off guard. >> custer knows hes going to have to get the indians in secret. he knows hes going to have get them when its cold, when they are all huddled down for the winter. >> general, indian village on the ridge! >> prepare to dismount! show me. >> there, sir. >> the cavalry finds a fresh trail and follows it to the outskirts of a cheyenne village. >> general, suppose theres more indians down there than we can handle? >> there arent enough in...

So sheridan decided that they had to be taught a lesson. and then that justified the army going out to get them. custer was going to lead the troops that were gonna bring in the sioux. >> in late spring, custer leads his 7th cavalry deep into indian territory on the northern plains. >> sir! theres an indian camp up aheadk to his familiar playbook, dividing his regiment into smaller detachments, the same tactic that worked for him at washita. >> custer does not do his homework. he does not do his...

What happens with the virus, it comes into your body, takes over your immune system, makes you susceptible to get diseases such as pneumonia, mum know sister tis knpneumonia, a type of skin cancer that can kill. hes not alone. theres about 30 million people out there that have this disease. i think its important to really stick to the regiment. but always practice safe sex. >> thats a key. marc, we heard so much about this in the 80s when it first started and started to spread. now it almost com...

>> god. >> on the jails sixth floor, there is an effort underway to keep these men from coming back. >> i didnt know any positive way except to drink or get high or run. >> its called the real program, a daily regiment of addiction treatment and high school classes. inmates must apply for one of the programs 200 slots. terrance made the cut. >> what age does parenting stop? >> never. >> it dont stop for me for real. >> a couple months ago he was selected to join a brand-new program, an eight-wee...

I can be a grandfather figure. and im grandpa or papa, and thats okay. there is a lot of camaraderie here. and we are all -- its kind of like being in the military, not to insult the military, ive been there ten years. there is a regiment to it. >> initially it took time for stanwick to accept being incarcerated. >> when he first got here, he had a little bit of an attitude problem. he was grumpy. i think he was having problems adjusting to the new environment that he had. nothing major. just, y...

Sis, what happens when the cell actually leaves the first island or the first organ and floats through this river which is your blood and lands somewhere else and so we can detect metastasis earlier and we can find thetati. if you give -- lets say you do surgery or chemotherapy, is our treatment really working or not? is there recurrence in the blood that were not able to see? now, on other side of this, were checking with cat scans and mris. thats why, for example, i removed the pros tape. were...