has been preserved since... since the times of the ussr together with the head of the republican ministry of healthst steps in the building, which is now awaiting large-scale reconstruction. in the near future we will restore hospitals, as well as the organization of assistance, everything is the same as in our republic. that is, based on the experience of mariupol, one can assume. of course, of course, there was already mariupol, there was a wave, we know how to work, what to do. the front determines the situation while it is close, but it is the positive changes in avdiivka that are already taking place. coming from denis, polina, nastya, dimka, hello, oh, i don’t know how you settled there, we hope we’ll find out soon , good luck to you, grandfather says hello to his grandson and children, the story of four-year-old dima turned out to be so poignant, the ukrainian authorities tried to take him away from his parents in order to forcibly take him to the interior of the country, the parents decided to wait for ours, and the child had to be hidden, now he in the clear one, in our rear. we were waiti

together with the head of the republican ministry of health of the dpr , we are taking our first stepsilding, which is now awaiting large-scale reconstruction. in the near future we will restore hospitals, as well as the organization of assistance, everything is the same as in our republic. our conversation is taking place at one of the points of distribution of humanitarian aid, why didn’t you leave, waited for russia, jokes were shot over your head, he shouts, you are all siparas here, if there had been an order, we would have done everything, they shot straight ahead, pulled the front sight, took it, we brought the film to the church of st. mary magdalene. here the watchman sergei, the very first resident of avdeevka, who was included in our very first report from the city 3 weeks ago, is already beginning to slowly restore order, well , something has changed since then , well, the help has become calmer, and the military is helping, they promised oilcloth, how much a day or two has passed, now we’re on the windows, we’re putting everything in order, we’re boarding it up, everything

together with the head of the republican ministry of health of the dpr , we are taking our first stepsthe building, which is now awaiting large-scale reconstruction. in the near future we will restore hospitals, as well as the organization of assistance, everything is the same as in our republic. that is, based on the experience of mariupol, one can assume? certainly, of course, there was already mariupol, there was a wave, we know how it works, what to do. settled in, we hope we’ll find out soon, good luck to you, grandfather says hello to his grandson and children, dimka, hello, oh, we don’t know how you got there , the story of four-year-old dima turned out to be so poignant, the ukrainian authorities tried to take him away from his parents in order to forcibly take him deep into the country. hello, my dear, welcome, a couple of vdeevka pensioners are returning from yasenovataya, a little time has passed, but everyone here already lives in different concepts, and now all the hassle with documents is already behind them. oh, boys, oh, russian passports, here, there, son, son, my, son

of trust in the center for disease control, 65% for the u.s. food and drug ministry should. democrats are more likely than republicans or independents to trust federal healthgencies. half of republicans that they trust the cdc, 49%. 54% saying they trust the food and drug ministry should. guest: it's one of the efforts we are involved in at the bipartisan policy center, talking to republicans and democrats on the hill,ow would like to improve the effectiveness of these organizations. but it will take both sides. one of the things we need to do is solution from both sides. then at the end of the day, the communication to the public has to be really clear■ as well. these are agencies with thousands of extremely talented scientistsor evidence-based inf, scientific, credible information. has to be communicated loud and clear. host: this is karen out of houston. republican. good morning. caller: i was calling about the affordable care act. if anyone has had to suffer it, as i have, you will fint afford probably not as popular as you think it is. 20 million people may be on it but there is no other choice. i will give you a very good example. here in houston, on

of trust in the center for disease control, 65% for the u.s. food and drug ministry should. democrats are more likely than republicans or independents to trust federal healthc, 49%. 54% saying they trust the food and drug ministry should. guest: it's one of the efforts we are involved in at the bipartisan policy center, talking to republicans and democrats on the hill, how they would like to improve the effectiveness of these organizations. but it will take both sides. one of the things we need to do is hear solution from both sides. then at the end of the day, the communication to the public has to be really clear as well. these are agencies with thousands of extremely talented scientists working for the public every single day to put on evidence-based information, scientific, credible information. that has to be communicated loud and clear. host: this is karen out of houston. republican. good morning. caller: i was calling about the affordable care act. if anyone has had to suffer it, as i have, you will find out it is not at all affordable and probably not as popular as you think it is. 20 million people may be on it but there is no other choice. i will