since 2000, nearly 400,000 servicemembers have been diagnosed with tbi. >> it's really a public health >> dr. louis french studies at the walter reed medical center. they're testing a computerized brain training program to see if it could be part of a training program for people with tbi. >> these are people who have multiple problems with attention problems. >> reporter: members diagnosed with tbi or cognitive impairment do five hours a week of what's called brain h.q. or computer games. they found after 12 weeks, those in the brain training program scored better than game-players on cognitive function but not daily acts of living like finding food items on the shelf. >> what we saw were improvements in attention and memory largely. >> it didn't take me back to where i was, but it gave me improvement, which i appreciated. >> these are early days for this type of treatment. the theory is it might work by increasing the speed and accuracy of information processing by nerves in the brain, much like weight lifting increases the strength of sc york. >>> mip t "this morning," facebook chief

he was diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injury, or tbi. >> i wanted a fix right now today what the problem was. that's what soldiers do. >> reporter: most people recover from mild tbi, but about 15% continue to experience symptoms, which include mental health problems like depression and cognitive changes, including problems with memory and detention. since 2000, nearly 400,000 service members have been diagnosed with tbi. >> it's really a public health concern. >> reporter: dr. louis french studies brain injuries. french and his team are testing a computerized brain training program to see if it could be part of a comprehensive treatment program for those with tbi. >> these are people that had demonstrable problems in memory attention. >> reporter: 83 service members and veterans diagnosed with tbi and cognitive impairment did five hours a week of either a program called brain hq or computer games. preliminary ruflts presented at a conference today found after 12 weeks, those in the brain training program scored better than the game players on tests of cognitive function, but not

was committed for which there is absolutely no evidence, an absurdly that isn't in any way supported tbicial counsel's 448-page final report and conclusions that vindicate the president of the united states. joining us tonight, former reagan white house political director, fox business political and cyst, the savant himself, ed rollins. ed, this is into that schumer and pelosi would walk over to the white house, after just, what, 20 minutes before, accusing the president of a coverup after the special counsel has vindicated him, after which the evidence -- the preponderance of the evidence discovered and revealed has been that there is a vast left-wing conspiracy against the president of the united states. >> they don't want to continue that. equally important mueller basically came in agreement to give them more than he's given them, which is everything. at the end of the day the president does need to meet with these people. if they want an infrastructure bill, he can see whether he likes it or not. he can veto it. lou: the hell with them. i think he did exactly the right thing. >> the

-- d'antuono, edge'ables week to some of the unique challenges faced in identifying and stop being tbi allen how can more centralized up-to-date ownership information assistant focusing limited resources to improve investigation and enforcement efforts? >> so tb ml is a huge money laundering issue, it's a time intensive resource training intensive investigation. they use shell companies intentionally . >> i'm the chairman and we have discussions all the time about those lanes. we are all combating that across the globe because it's difficult to dive into those cases there's so intense. there is a lot of data and the beneficial ownership of the repository will go very well as a tool for us to be used to combat and el chapo is not gonna list the el chapo on the application. it would be great if he did but unlikely . >> unlike the. but, it's one of those things where there might be the nominee in the account, we could then go and put the hand on them and say if there is some bite to the law or a law that we could then in force that and say what is truly the story . that's where we come in

>> so these dogs are trained to help mitigate symptoms of ptsd and tbi, so the dogs are natural relievertely. they pick up a lot of items, someone with back injury, really helpful to have a dog be able to pick that up for you instead of bending over, they can pull people in wheelchairs, turn on the lights, open bridges, closed doors, so -- leland: is support dogs just for ptsd or also the more advanced training where they are getting into not just being a companion but also assist that you described? >> absolutely, yes, we placed mobility service dog as well as psychiatric service dog and we also offer services, k9, assisted warrior therapy which is inviting veterans going through treatment, therapeutic activity to help someone else. leland: i will bring in gillian turner, she's desperate that she hasn't been able to participate in dog segment. we will see her smile. >> you want to do something for us, come on buddy. sit, sit up. come on. good. hi-five. good boy. leland: there we go. gillian's dog is equally skilled and obedient here. >> he looks like he wants to come visit me in the set

so if you're a veteran and your struggling, if you're struggling with ptsd, tbi or social issues, getof people out there that's willing to help. the coalition, every year they have -- arthel: coalition of what? tell me again. >> coalition to salute america's heros. and they are an amazing organization. arthel: i want to mention patriotproject.org. listen, you are incredible and we cannot thank you enough for your service, your sacrifice, and your spirit and i want to thank you again, staff sergeant shilo harris, for being here and getting out this very important message. thank you so much, sir. >> thank you. arthel: and be sure to catch our salute to service members tomorrow night, pete hegseth hosts our special. he'll talk to highly decorated veterans about what memorial day means to them and the current challenges facing those in uniform. that's sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. we'll be right back. our members shop a little differently. so we reward every purchase . let's see what kate sent. for you. for all of us. that's for me. navy federal credit union our members