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professionals, educators going into the communities now to address the trama that people are now feeling. to give them to teach them some simple techniques and tools to begin the healing. >> reporter: in the cities of bucha. the streets are quiet. the sunshines brightly. the russian forces that commit td gruesome crimes just weeks ago are gone. as part of the therapy exercise with their family, 8-year-old is asked to draw what it was like for her during fighting. >> tell me what the picture is of? >> the russian warrior killed the child. >> american psychiatrist is in ukraine. working with local partners to develop an urgent program to address the overwhelming trama here. >> most important thing first is
movement. >> shaking and dancing allows people the trama frozen bodies to melt. >> she now counsels children who lost parents will join a workshop he's offering. on how to fight trama during what's expected to be a long conflict. >> really nice to see them. >> the family is on the move and facing multiple crisis. living in a shelter with four children in western ukraine lviv. since fleeing their home in the east. a missile attack at their neighborhood train station traumatized the children. >> they ran in home and hid themselves under the bed. >> gordon asked them to draw. and their pictures are dark. >> this is a grave. >> for this 13-year-old. >> she draws herself collapsed in the ground in a state of total terror. with a railway station blowing up. >> her mother reveals she cannot express her own emotions.
and didn't rule out potentially doing more to protect his interests and said this is not easy. there aren't many channels open but will not consider the possibility of making attempts through other channels. >> all right. many thanks. joining us live from london. appreciate it that. let's go to you now in lviv. get the latest on what's happening across ukraine. >> as a matter of fact, there is a new initiative that the first lady of ukraine is launching with the world health organization. and that really is a addressing the mental health crisis. the serious trama that many ukrainians are feeling through this war period. there are signs throughout the country of really families and communities torn apart. parents lost their children. children have been orphaned. the assaults of rape and war and the uncertainty of the future. and there is an american group that is here the center for mind body medicine. it's partnering with ukrainians,
fear. the mom i spoke to, i think we see her on screen now left her home outside of -- not too far outside mariupol two days after they left they ran into actual combat with shooting all around. her 7-year-old was terrified. they get to poland finally where he and many other kids are there languishing either completely numb from the trama they've gone through or act the out in all kinds of ways. it's a terrible situation. you know, in some ways, nicole, this represents the future consequences of the present acute war and what we're doing to the children, what's being done to the children may last many, many years and some children may not recover, which is why there is such urgency to get these families back to a place where there is routine for the kids where they get
the solutions can be taken and should because that money was given to the people and for the people and should be used for that matter and nothing else. >> both of you mentioned the mayor. there is a chicago teacher's union tweet saying they are indicated with teachers trying to log into platforms and trying to teach remotely and being locked out by lori lightfoot. ms. davis-gates, do you blame the mayor for this standoff and whating to happen next or tomorrow? >> the mayor failed to implement and administrate $2 billion worth of federal funds appropriately in our community of color where covid ravaged, where it is orphaned our children and been most profound. she has used their impact of the trama as a shield to push
and asking me to give monoclonal antibodies, what does that feel like? you lose empathy. that's what is happening. ben, what i took from ben's excellence i probably need a run for doing s sething with the superintendent districts. we need to stand up for people that fight for science, we need to take more leadership to a higher level and we're not doing that. >> you'd be great, by the way. last word on this doctor. the trama is real for doctors, for nurses and people in the medical profession right now. it can't help that the cdc changes their mind. one day they're saying take five days, take ten. it doesn't help fight the misinformation when they keep changing their story so those of us saying no, no, no we have to fight back. i'll give you the last word on this because i'm sure for people in the medical profession, this
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beautiful mother, an extraordinary human being, died at the age of 67. in 1988. to have an african-american woman die a year after holding the klan accountable for her son's death, says everybody about the weight of this racial trama. on her shoulders. this was a heavy burden. she endured two investigations. stress. grief. pain. we should all ask ourselves how can we demonstrate the same degree of courage and character in our lives to pursue justice. to do so with grace and dignity. to find a way to extend forgiveness. her ewology is ongoing. her eulogy is ongoing.
>> as i was reading the article you answered a question. in the article which is as you said a lot of this isn't new. a lot of this is stuff people have been raising the flag on for years. you write this comes at a time where hill aides are becoming increasely demoralized over the inability to affect public policy making in a partisan environment that traditionally embraced a pay your dues mentality. >> the people replying seems to be current and former democratic staffers. those whom are current staffers they are just think about january 6th, a lot of staff had still been dealing with the trama from from. a lot of democratic staffers are trying to figure out how to walk the hall ways with republicans who continue to deny the trama. as legitimate. that's one part of it. it's likely the democrats will lose the house majority.
that this piece of legislation can actually either get through with, you know, some special procedure, which certain senators said they never want to use for anything except for cutting taxes of rich people or getting 60 votes. >> well, you know, i mean, a lot of people already think the no knock warrants and raids are unconstitutional. they not only lead to property damage, trama but often are deadly and take lives. there is a big effort by a lot of people in congress that have tried to work on policy in this regard and i think that we have an opportunity to have these conversations and introduce legislation that will ultimately guarantee no lives are taken and no judges are issuing these no