rationing ship is going to improve and i think the russians on the stand very well that president trump may still want to improve the russian ship with russia this may still be his aim his goal but on the other hand the russians understand that the mood in congress right now is. not. operative to put it in a nutshell it s not likely that the relationship between russia and. the u.s. is going to improve just because of congress the congress is still. the vast majority of congressman still don t think that. russia is a part market can be a partner and mr hu pale who was a congressman for many years here in the stands what what the mood is in congress for that reason i don t think that the relationship between russia and america is going to improve anytime soon near dragger so rich in moscow thank you.
this is not earthquake damage. no. no. reporter: it s part market, part trash. a place where sewage and animals and children share space. there are children everywhere. living just like maccenson once did. it seems like this goes on forever. it s hot. she s the wife. reporter: his home was this tin hut with his sister and three adults. may we go inside? merci. what do you think when you come in? reporter: the hut is 10 feet by 12 feet, steaming hot and rank with the smell of sewage.
reporter: it s part market, part trash. a place where sewage and animals and children share space. there are children everywhere. living just like maccenson once did. it seems like this goes on forever. it s hot. she s the wife. reporter: his home was this tin hut with his sister and three adults. may we go inside? merci. what do you think when you come in? reporter: the hut is 10 feet by 12 feet, steaming hot and rank with the smell of sewage. the auntie who kept mackenson is gone. this woman and her husband still
no, no, no, no. reporter: it s part market, part trash heap, a place where sewage and animals and children share space. there are children everywhere, living just like marc kenson once did. it seems like this just goes on forever. oh, it s hot. she s the wife of the person who lives here. reporter: his home was this tin hut with his sister and three adults. may we go inside? what do you think when you come in? i say, god, thank you. reporter: the hut is 10 feet by 12 feet, steaming hot and rank with the smell of sewage.
[ speaking foreign language ] reporter: la saline, a sprawling slum at the edge of the sea. this is not earthquake damage. no, no, no, no. reporter: it s part market, part trash heap, a place where sewage and animals and children share space. there are children everywhere,