many in the tbi feel it's time to turn to other suspects. dicus, though, he just can't let go. >> were you asked to leave the investigation? >> i was taken off the investigation, yes. >> because you felt passionately that they had -- a suspect that you should be pursuing. >> yeah. >> and nobody else agreed? >> well, not -- i wouldn't -- no -- not -- nobody else agreed, but the right people didn't agree, is more accurate. >> reporter: dicus was reassigned, and then leaves the tbi altogether. the agency says dicus was benched because he developed tunnel vision and had lost his ability to be objective about the facts of the case. the investigation meanwhile, seems to go nowhere. holly's family is increasingly frustrated. >> until your child is found or you know what happened to them, i don't think anyone could ever do enough in a parent's eyes. >> reporter: but in the depths of the bobo's despair, suddenly a stunning turn. >> we have a major break to report. a suspect is in custody this morning. >> reporter: police say they've found their man -

if there were two tbies at a bar and one was weinstein and the other was steve bannon, i would go homeanon. you know, and because of this story, all these women are coming out to say that they've also been sexually harassed. and men are like i can't believe this! and i'm like i know you can't. men don't know anything that is going on with women. you think you understand vaginas because sometimes you put your penis in one. that's like me saying i understand engineering because i once drove through a tunnel. (laughter) (applause) and that's just our bodies. men have no idea about women's experiences. blacks, whites, pretty, ugly, rich, poor, human, a plant, when it comes to sexual harassment, every day women are going through an obstacle course. it's like a tough mudder but instead of mud it's dick. (applause) oh no! now i got to climb the dick wall! oh wait, this one is soft, this one is soft. you're good for nothing. and by the way, this issue isn't just about sex. it's also about power. it's not good enough to just fire harvey because there's always a bob. the only way you change it i

for me when i was finally diagnosed withh a tbi they said we could have done more for you if you came in 24 to 48 hours after this happened. and 24 to 47 hours i was still lying onod a concrete floor. with no one even looking for me. one of the biggest disconnects is between leadership and i don't think it's malicious, i think it's just a lack of training. and ignorance to what to do in the situation. it's still to stigmatized that even commanders don't know what tide when you bring up the fact. >> your courage is 2012. the part of the task of this particular community is to look at the the review process for cases that are investigated by they. military. and so i don't know the background of the investigative process andnd whether there was one. and what your perspective is on that particular process. in your case. >> okay. so whenfe i was trying to -- there's different avenues you cann take. as we all know. i took the avenue of reporting to my command. and when i was shut down and it was known made known that i wasn't going to be receiving. they weren't going to have my back. i ende

this helps me to re cover from my pts d and tbi that i've received while i was the program from combatlm was founded in 2015 by renee stone. her father was a disabled veteran who suffered from ptsd. she knew she had to help those who fought for our country and n some way and he quien therapy was the answer. the horse just goes along with how you you feel. if you're tense and not relaxed the horse will tend to be the same way. they pick up on the emotion and particularly the oneses that people have trouble modulating. mark otto served two combat tours. he's the vice-president of the you united war veterans council, an organization helping vets integrate back into society . he find these horses to be very therapeutic. horses can really feed off of your emotions, so if you're one of these people that walks around with a big smile on your face all day long, but on the inside more is going on, the horses are going to pick it up and mirror it back to you. for some this is the first time coming into contact have had a session before and say they noticed the benefits the minute they start to i

. >> this helps me to recover from my ptsd and tbi that i've received while i was in persian gulf. >> reporter: program from combat to calm was founded in 2015 by renee' stone. her father was a disabled veteran who suffered from ptsd. she knew she had to help those who fought for our country in some way and equine therapy was the answer. >> the horse goes along with how you feel and, you know f you're tense and not relaxed the horse will tend to be the same way. they pick up on the emotion and particularly the ones that people have trouble mod lating. >> reporter: marco otto served to combat tours. he's the vice-president of the united war veterans council an organize helping vets integrate back into society. he finds these horses to be very therapeutic. your emotions.really feed off- so if you're one of these people that walks around with a big smile on your face all day long, but on the inside more is going on, the horses will pick up on that and sort of mirror it back to you. >> reporter: for some this was their first time coming into contact with a horse. others have had a session

see that emerging in some of the more progressive states, in texas, in colorado, recent announcement tbisnor of missouri, bringing hyperloop to that state to attract second office of amazon and obviously the work that we have done in the region, emirates and uae, let's write regulations for something that needs regulation but doesn't fit exactly the rules that we have today, those that help us do that, are probably going to be where we end up with the first project. maria: how long does it take from dream to reality? >> from dream till now, it's only been three years. maria: wow, that's fast. >> here in a couple of weeks three-year anniversary from sitting in a garage and now we have 300 people and we built the test in the desert, just a couple more years. maria: that's incredible. i like it. gentlemen, we will be watching, congratulations, thank you so much for joining us, we are going to take a break, when we come back, mcdon daldz gearing to report third-quarter earnings. at 8:00 a.m. i will be hosting a panel here in riyadh, saudi arabia big names on stage, we want to bring it to you,