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Enticed back by power and water being restored, but the sharp end of this conflict is just 26 miles from here. it's why locals are being told to stay away. is it safe enough for people to return to pokrovsk? translation: no, even though pokrovsk is not right _ at the front of the donetsk region, we cannot say it is a safe city. multiple rocket launchers can reach here. 0n the outskirts of the city, closer to that threat, is the last line of defence. amidst all of the talk of a ukrainian counteroffensive, there's always a risk of the russians breaking through the line. there is a sympathy in th...

There is a sympathy in the trenches for those wanting to come home. "if you have do die", he tells me, "it's better to die at home than somewhere abroad. it's the watchful eyes of soldiers like him which are allowing people to move back into harm's way. for serhiy and viktoria, it's a conscious decision. translation: who knows when it will become safe here? _ maybe a year, two or five. we don't want to wait even one year. overall, we are prepared. yes. in these times of turmoil, there is a hope and believe they won't last forever. futures depend on it. james waterhouse, bbc news, pokrovsk, in ...

We hear about pneumonia, but not as much attention is paid to it. every year a million american adults are sent to the hospital, and 50,000 do die. arthel: and what about bronchitis? >> it does affect the respiratory or system, but it affects the tubes that carry oxygen and carbon dioxide back and forth to the lungs. often times we see wheezing, it can be caused by viruses and bacteria similar to pneumonia, and when you're not really sure, you really need to seek some medical advice. arthel: how do you know it's not just a common cold, and especially if you're dealing with, you know, people of...