or more, i am joined with delon at the susan.ou have been here since the story broke several hours ago. just in terms of following it, and as we have heard from mark, ny storyerms of a of this nature, there are so many questions instead of answers. you have authorities systematically trying to locate the blalacknd to get boxes and flight data recorders. also, going through who was on the plane, what we know about the passengers and crew, and where do things stand in terms of that? we are getting more and more confirmation not from the french presidency, as well as egyptian authorities, that the flight has crashed because it has been so many hours that it dropped off the radar, so it has run out of fuel. what we do know is that there were 66 people in total. passengers and 10 crewmembers. there were two babies and one child on board. among the crewmembers, we had two pilots, five cabin crew and three security officials. the captain of the plane had 6000 flying hours under his. to be considered a veteran, you would need under 10,00

that was delon and having him describe the feelings. they go to this program.at doesn't. 5 1/2 days, you think it's not very much time but both men are very changed. we wanted to explore these two young men and what they were able to do to try to get past their terrible traumatic stress. >> not just them but also their families. >> often we forget about the families. you saw his wife. she has two children. delon tells us in the film he started getting concerned because he had these visions of smashing his daughter's head with his hammer and it scared him. it got to the point before he went off to this program where he said i don't want to do something horrible, but i don't know what to do. he's a big drinker as well. >> often veterans look to self-medicate in the face of ptsd. let's take a look at how the film portrays that. >> the alcohol helps suppress my feeli feelings. and the video game takes me out of this world. it removes me from reality. i've got a good family, good kids, good job. it doesn't mean anything to me. there's no attachment to it for me. i l