wounded warrior project, with me here are glenn ford and jeremiah is an army veteran and they broughtith them rocky. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> sir sh tell me first about rocky, why he's here and what he does for you. >> well, rocky helps me with ptsz and tdr. he helps me with everything day living. i have severe migraines that he's able to detect before they get too bad so i can take the medication for it. anxiety levels, they won't let me know that i'm getting a little anxious and calm me down a little bit. >> what does he do? for instance, he's laying peacefully now. what does he do to alert you? >> he starts nudging me. gets up in my laugh when i get migraines, jumping up in my lap, wakes me up if i'm asleep. medications, he's able to go get medications. >> that's awesome. and so, you came back from where, sir? where did you serve and what was it do you think brought upon the ptsd? >> i was in korea for three years, then i would do prisoner transport back and forth from iraq. i was in an incident, one of my deployments, which my ptsz has issues from that. >> how hard is

wounded warrior project, with me here are glenn ford and jeremiah is an army veteran and they broughtth them rocky. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> sir sh tell me first about rocky, why he's here and what he does for you. >> well, rocky

glenn at oracle arena. game 3 spurs, warriors, a preview coming up in 10 minutes. don't move. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the butterflies? kpix 5's don ford us: a beloved exhibit >>> you know about the birds and the bees but what about the butterflies? kpix 5's don ford shows us a beloved exhibit has fluttered back to san francisco's conservatory of flowers complete with a maternity ward. >> reporter: ah, it's springtime at the conservatory flowers in golden gate park where the annual butterfly exhibit is now open. >> can see the wing pattern. >> reporter: they fly all around you in the room. the curator says butterflies are great pollinators. >> one of the few pollinators you can really fill a room with and invite the public into are butterflies. filling a room with bees and bats wouldn't have the same appeal. >> reporter: nope. probably not. but this exhibit features north american butterflies like this buckeye or this great southern white resting for a moment and, of course, the legendary monarch. >> it's beautiful! >> reporter: hodges isn't just your ordinary curator. she has special training. [ indiscernible ] somebody who studies bu