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Walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. in today's "human factor" the war veteran who turned his trauma into music. >> when i close my eyes i hear a voice deep inside. >> after september 11th, it was when i got home and tried to reintegrate that i started to notice i wasn't who i was. i couldn't be in crowds. i was always watching every door. i felt weak, ashamed. and i hadn't been able to write songs for almost five years because of all of the pain. i started trying to write songs about it. ♪ inside of me long gone ♪

A female and someone highly technically trained in medicine and science. she came a cult figure the i am sure in the minds of this person, she is a cult figure. i am not sure that would make a difference in this person's mind. >> how do they go about negotiating for the other three hostages to be released after ten hours? i mean, you've just got this sort of human factor, the human element of exhaustion. >> yes. >> and you maid that actually give them some hope they can wear him down? >> i'm not sure i would buy na. look. if you figure out how much energy invested in the past ten hours, walkin...

Because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. a young woman works through grief and depression to win olympic silver in today's the human factor. >> i started swimming competitively when i was 6 years old. a big part of it was because my dad was a swimmer. he played a big role in teaching me to enjoy the sport. he was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. my mom was taking care of my dad. i felt really alone during that time. i started to realize i was gay

Fredricka whitfield. cnn newsroom continues with jim acosta in a moment. but first, a young woman works through grief and depression to win an olympic silver. in today's "human factor". >> i started swimming competitively when i was six years old, a big part of it was my dad was a swimmer, he played a big role of teaching me to enjoy the sport. he was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. my mom was in a position of taking care of my dad. i felt really alone during that time. i started to realize i would get around, right before my dad died, i'm going through the turmoil of coming out while my d...

But first, in this week's the human factor, a woman struggling with addiction found sobriety through baking, and now she's helping others through a bakery of her own. from the time i was 3 or 4, my mom would let my brother and i experiment in the kitchen and just mix anything we wanted and see how it turned out. i always made friends easily. even if i was surf rounded by people i felt like i was alone. when i was introduced to alcohol and drug it was a solution for a long time. i think i picked up my first drink or drug in my mid-teens. in my early 20s my alcoholism and addiction got progres...