. >> this is a shot of her husband brandon mccoy who committed suicide in march after struggling with ptsd. >> these are my husband's dog tags. they were found in his car. >> this is a really beautiful way and effective way to get the point across. it gives us insight into what all of our soldiers are going through not just in battle. once they return they have a whole different kind of battle to fight. >>> a grass fire, a bridge, and a camera to catch it all at number eight. >>> a warning for drivers. if visibility is low, you might want to pull over. this moment was captured by cbc news in winnipeg. >> did it drop down a hole? >> this was in vita, canada, right near winnipeg. there were grass fires just consuming the area. on this particular highway, the grass fire burned out the bridge. and in this moment that this car went down where the bridge used to be, firefighters, emergency crews, were working on closing down the road. you see a car stopped with their hazards on. this car goes around into the smoke and falls down where the bridge was. now, fortunately no one was injured in t

. >> her husband sergeant brandon mccoy committed suicide in march.and sought help for ptsd, but it wasn't enough. >> our soldiers have a lot to say. they have a lot bottled up in inside of them, and no one's listening. i feel like they're afraid to be able to say what they need to say, because they're afraid it's going to hurt their record. >> reporter: it's a silence wise and these other women hope to slowly break with battles bare's mission. >> ensuring that the stig p ma of ptsd goes away, and people talk about it. that's really the biggest thing, and in talking there's healing and not ignoring it, because ignoring it is people are dying. >> reporter: one picture, pledge, and soldier at a time. >> melissa burgess is a wife. her army sergeant suffers from ptsd. one in 5 that return from afghanistan and iraq have ptsd. that's 300,000 military men and women. melissa and eric join me on the phone from ft. campbell, kentucky. you first. what made you jump on the battling bare campaign? >> i had joined the battles bare campaign right after the picture w

. >> her husband, brandon mccoy, committed suicide in march.d her husband sought help for ptsd but it wasn't enough. >> our soldiers have a lot to say. they have a lot bottled up inside of them. and no one's listening. i feel like they're afraid to be able to say what they need to say because they're afraid it's gonna hurt their record. >> it's a silence wise and these other women hope to break with battling bare's mission. >> ensuring that the stigma of ptsd goes away and people talk about it. that's really the biggest thing. in talking, they're healing and not ignoring it. ignoring it, people are dying. >> one picture, pledge and soldier at a time. >>> time now 5:27. it's 62 degrees. coming up we'll take a look at our top stories, including what's next for the o's after last night's wild win. >>> he managed to get away before the ink was even dry. the i team reveals a surprising twist in a deal cut by i moved to new york to work in fashion. i came here with just a suitcase, maybe two. and luckily i found an apartment just three blocks away fr

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