yathin bhushan. javed complained of leg pain, but as the conversation went on, there was a longer litany. >> i don't sleep at night because vikas comes. >> who is vikas? >> a man. he says come with mevery day. >> reporter: after clarifying with his parents that there was no real threat to javed, dr. bhushan renewed a prescription for the anti schizophrenia drugs. javed's mother, saira banu, said his condition had improved after he began taking them. >> he sleeps now. he never used to sleep through the night. before he used to hit us, but now he's stopped doing that. >> i'm going to give you 15 days' medicine see me again after 15 days or if you have any problems. and also do what the kadim says. >> reporter: psychiatrist bhushan is careful to acknowledge his faith-based partner -- pills, for example, are routinely blessed over the shrine's iinner sanctum. dr. bhushan says this reaching out is it's mostly but not always reciprocated. >> some kadims tell patients that the medicines are not needed, or t

to suggest but what's happened in the last few hours a link to what happened months ago would be bhushan in a clean up the sort of. and richard given that the that we know that this this huge military operation taking place and in this region of ukraine forces fighting it's the self-defense forces is it normal for a flight to be actually going over that kind of conflict area does it surprise you to hear about that. well at least from where i am in the united states of america and with the people i speak with the research i do the data sources analyzed i view what's happening in southeastern ukraine right now in the eastern part of ukraine it's pretty much of a war zone the big attacks on military transport aircraft on at least one fighter jet and then we have the commercial aircraft i know there are differences of opinion about what happened in each of these cases but from a commercial aviation going at you even if you have legitimate authority to fly through that area i think it would show a lack of prudence to do so right now now the malaysian defense minister says there's no informati

to hear the security of state john kerry yesterday, one of the things he said was we are not drawn bhushan, but there is need for them to be responsibl responsible. considering the situation in ukraine because of the energy source russia provides to that continent, but why the hesitancy to the arms side, what are we waiting for, what political dynamics are at play preventing a stronger statement, stronger condemnation on russia? >> the u.s. relies on russia and number of diplomatic fronts including syria and iran currently negotiations over the iran nuclear program. jenna: have they been great partners? >> no, they'r they are horrible partners. there are a lot of critics on capitol hill who say what is the tangible benefits russia has provided in the syrian negotiations, what is happening with the iran negotiations extended without sanctions. where is the benefit. the administration will tell you they're still helping to move the ball on a number of fronts, but i think there is a skeptical sense on capitol hill about that, and now there is a field the president is after secretary john kerr