steven brian, who's retiring, is heidi ger. castro reports kentucky brown. jackson grew up in a middle class suburb of miami, where both parents worked as school teachers and where she made a name for herself at debate competitions, by writing her name contain g on the chalkboard for all to see. she would have to speak before largely white audiences and had to sort of bridge that gap and convey to them instantaneously. in case there was any subtle bias, we're just lack of familiarity with her. just started from her name. steven rosenthal was jackson's classmate from an early age. he says he never doubted that one day his charismatic friend would achieve these heights. so she just drew people toward her. and people wanted to support her and respected her. so she just had all the tools. in addition to being roja to succeed in whatever she chose to do, jackson has been a federal judge for 9 years and currently sits on the d. c. court of appeals. she's issued about 500 opinions, but none on the hot button, issues of abortion, gun rights, and freedom of religion.

the post. judge jackson is said to succeed justice, steven brian, who will retire in june. the united nation says more than 300000 children in somalia, severely mound norrish. the country is going through its way drought in 40 years. more than half a 1000000 farmers and herders have lost their crops and animals wanting some view as may find the images in mountain webs report. distressing. this is what somali as drought, whatever has done to this 3 year old boy. his father de la d mohammed was a farmer who all his crops died last month. they joined hundreds of thousands of people who were leaving their homes from make shift camps. but there wasn't enough food or water in the camp either. i left my wife in the camp. she was also sick. i had been here for 14 days with my son in the hospital and is slowly making recovery day after day. the u. n says more than a 1000000 children malnourished, a 3rd of them severely after the last 3 rainy seasons failed. crops and animals have been wiped out. children who are among the most vulnerable, the lucky ones get medical help across south

brian, steven, ainsley?n people fleeing and interviewed a lot of people leaving and moms saying goodbye to husbands at the border because the husband has to fight. when you look at the video i'm not seeing many of the troops on the ground. are you seeing that when you are walking around town? >> you don't see battalions or large groups of troops in the city. smaller groups preparing for urban warfare. we gather when they go out and attack the con i haves, for example, it's very much hit and run. so they go in with, you know, with javelins that they take out some of the first tanks and they disappear again. this is really a country that is gearing up for resistance movement. there aren't large targets, that russians can strike. i think that's one of the ways they have been so successful. we're not privy toward the ukrainian military movement, but certainly they are doing a lot better than was previously thought. >> steve: right. and speaking of targets, benjamin, president zelenskyy the last couple of hours s

steven thanks for joining us this morning appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: oil is the news of the day. brian brenberg is with us for the full hour this morning joining me right now. look, where is this energy price spike going? >> well, you tell me if we're going to produce oil & gas in the united states of america. if we do that, you can bend that curve but we are showing no sign of doing that. we're going to iran, let me just underscore this. we're going to iran to fill our oil needs? that is the definition of folly, and that's what this administration is about, give me a break. stuart: i don't know how long it'll last for speculation the iranians will put the oil on the market. >> we're going to go buy their oil, the same thing we've done with russia. stuart: what do you got, lauren? lauren: steven shorp was just saying energy companies aren't taking oil from russia because it doesn't make economic sense for them to do so and that's the case but it doesn't make moral sense for them to do so. there are about 200 russian tank ers at sea right now before the invasion, they're there. that oil