Good evening everyone, I'm Allison Camarata. Welcome to CNN Tonight. Two big health stories

we're following at this hour. Senator John Federman checking himself into Walter Reed

Hospital for treatment for depression. And actor Bruce Willis, suffering from a form of

dementia, we'll get the latest information for you. Plus the crisis in East Palacino

Hioe continues in the wake of that toxic trained derailment. The wreckage burned for days.

And tonight, children there are suffering from nausea and rashes. And one resident will

speak to says his mouth tastes like a battery. We need help. We do. People were getting sick.

And the US government says aliens have not landed here. At least they're not behind those

flying objects the Pentagon has been shooting out of the sky. What do you honestly hope to

see? I don't know. Maybe nothing. Is this why we came out here molder to look for UFOs?

Tonight we'll tell you the latest theory on what those UFOs are. Okay, here with me is

our panel. We have Elzie Granderson. We also have Kristen Solstice. Oh, Granderson and

Anderson. Kristen Solstice and Anderson, no relation to you guys. We also have Natasha

Alfred and Dr. Debbie Nampi up Rampel of NYU School of Medicine. Guys, thanks so much

for being here. Let's begin with the very serious business of these health issues. So

Senator John Federman and we'll go to actor Bruce Willis. Let's talk about Senator Federman

because he has checked himself in after going to the attending physician of the US Congress

for his depression and the attending physician suggested that he go to Walter Reed. So can

you just tell us, I mean, there's something like, I think I have the stats here. Something

like 20%, 22% of Americans at this moment are suffering from depression. 60% of them

do not seek help. So what is the factor that would lead a doctor to say, actually, you

need inpatient help right now? Well, inpatient is so hard to get for many reasons because

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