mr. webber's cell phone is off.nd has not been able to be tracked. >> his family made fliers and posted pictures on facebook to spread the word about his disappearance. a national group called battle in distress posted information to try to find webber. webber's mother and sister say he struggled after his army tours. he was going through a divorce and facing midterm exams at the college. and he suffered excruciating headaches. >> they say the worst came when he learned his appointment for an mri at the v.a. hospital was canceled. >> the army could really take to join the army and everything. why can't they really help him in his needs of help? >> the family acknowledges from what they know, the situation does not look good for joseph webber. until they have a conclusive answer as to what happened, they are going to hold out hope. in sunny veil, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and there is help for military veterans who are suffering from ptsd. they can call the veteran's crisis hot line. the number is 800-273-8255. you can

mr. webber, for four minutes. >> earlier, you said that we don't want to tie the hands of the commander in chief. but if he doesn't listen to us military generals, is he tieing congress into our wishes, i.e., ed >> why do you suppose he's -- and i don't want to put words in the chairman's mouth, it comes out that the admin is opposed to it, why do you suppose that is? >> i'm not going to comment on pending legislation, but i'm happy to work with legislation to draft these ideas. the draft i have seen, one of the pream bu lar, expeditiously. >> 30,000 soldiers are on the payroll, and hopefully we're not sending that money anymore. do you know who is responsible for that and are they still in a position of authority? >> i think 36 commanders have been terminated and 36 commanders have been appointed. >> we're confident this has been rooted out? >> we're not entirely confident that we have rooted it out. >> are we confident that we have rooted out -- >> they found situations in which soldiers no longer were active and were still getting paychecks, meaning those paychecks were going to someone