siempre ahÍ llega el chef josÉ andrÉs.lcÁn. aquÍ tambiÉn se encuentra y esta es su primera experiencia en un escenario de guerra. nos contÓ lo que esta viviendo aquÍ. la ong creada en 2010 el porchef espaÑol josÉ andrÉs luego del terremoto de haitÍ, ha estado presente en todo tipo de desastres en el mundo. pero en ucrania es su primera guerra. >> al final lo que hacemos es muy sencillo. le damos de comer a quien lo necesita, sobre todo ancianos, mujeres y niÑos y mÁs cuando ves a esos niÑos caminando solos. hemos visto que tenÍan en la palma de su mano un nÚmero de telÉfono. un niÑo que le das un plato de comida y lo primero que te dice es " mi papÁ se ha quedado atrÁs ". te da la sensaciÓn que esos niÑos estÁn creciendo muy rÁpido. felix: su invasiÓn alimentaria comenzÓ en polonia y ahora se extiende por toda ucrania. josÉ andrÉsdirige las operaciones como un general al mando de un ejÉrcito humanitario. >> nosotros luchamos con un plato de comida. felix: no oculta su indignaciÓn al seÑalar a quien considera Único responsa

josÉ andres, thank you so much.the borders for all of the volunteer work that you're doing. really, really heart warming to hear your stories as well. >> let's keep praying for ukraine and the ukrainians, please. >> thank you. >>> and up next, a special second hour of "state of the union." stay with us. ♪ >>> taking on putin. president biden says vladimir putin cannot remain in power, as ukraine says the west is not doing enough with russia claiming a shift in strategy, what does ukraine need to survive? ukrainian ambassador to the u.s.

josÉ andres, thank you so much.oss ukraine and at the borders for all of the volunteer work that you're doing. really, really heartwarming to hear your stories as well. >>> thank you for spending your sundays with us. the news continues next. help manage your blood sugar. o live every moment. glucerna. the world is full of make or break moments. especially if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, it's time to make your move to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin, or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures

you, sir, are both jose andres, thank you, thank you.ll in" with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in. >> we are not going to give any more airtime to the lies that you are hearing today, from this council. there is only one aggressor here, and that is russia. >> latest russian attempt to justify their invasion of

the group led my world renowned chef jose andres has distributed 4 million meals to refugees during themonth alone. president biden thanked chef andres in poland on saturday. >> i also want to thank my friend the great american chef jose andres and his team for help feeding those who are yearning to be free. but helping these refugees is not something poland or any other nation should carry alone. all the world democracies have a responsibility to help. >> joining me now is chef jose andres, founder of the world central kitchen and owner of think food group. jose, i mean, what you are doing is just remarkable. you've had an extraordinary month, the president and his meetings with the refugees. >> well, it was great to see obviously the president speaking directly to the ukrainian refugees. obviously he was all ears, he was full of empathy. he spoke to little girls in almost perfect english who are sharing with him what they are feeling, mothers asking for obviously his continued support, support of the american people, and quite frankly watching the president one on one with the people.

this is a group that was founded by jose andres back in 2010.hey go to disasters all over the globe. remember after haiti, they went and helped feed people. they've been at disasters in florida when the surfside building collapse happened and they're here on the ground in poland and other places helping with refugees who are coming across the border over the last month with, you know, little more than the clothes on their back with them. you saw jose andres there meeting with president biden and the other members of the staff. that's been a huge aspect of this. this stadium where president biden is going today, it's been a big processing center for refugees who have come into poland. obviously, over 2 million of them have come in since the invasion began. a lot of them here in warsaw itself. and it's been something that obviously the polish president has welcomed. but obviously logistically speaking, it's a very complex undertaking. they said it has been a struggle to cope with because it is such a weigh on the infrastructure of actually getting

jose andres, celebrity chef, working nonstop to feed the hungry there. >> chef andres and team made it their mission to travel to hot spots around the world. more on their efforts the next half hour. we salute him. first, the morning's other headlines. breaking news out of ukraine where a temporary cease-fire was declared overnight. ukranian and russian officials agreed to pause fighting in two key areas in south ukraine. there are reports from city council in mariupol that the russians aren't holding up their end of the deal, continuing to fire shells. the cease-fire is meant to allow safe evacuation of women, children and anyone who wants to leave the country. >>> an amtrak engineer blamed for the 2015 crash in philadelphia has been found not guilty on all charges. a jury acquitted the 38-year-old who was driving the train during the high speed derailment. 8 people were killed, more than 200 others injured when the train rounded a curve more than twice the speed limit. the jury said his operation did not constitute criminal negligence. amtrak agreed to pay $265 million in civil settl

after the break, we'll talk with jose andres and doctors without boarders how they are working to fill the gaps. >>> but first, my colleague richard with today's other top news stories. >> a very good sunday, rev. the third largest city in the world will be on partial lockdown monday. 11 million shanghai residents can not go out for four days. city wide covid-19 testing is mandatory to prevent infections there. they hit a record of 1609 cases this past week. >>> new details in the death of drummer taylor hawkins from the rock band foo fighters. he had ten different substances in his system at the time of his death. this included opioids and various anti-depressants. and the academy awards are back in hollywood after a full audience after last year's show was scaled back because of coronavirus restrictions. more "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton right after this. sharpton right after this welcome to the eat fresh refresh at subway wait, that's new wait, you're new too nobody told you? subway's refreshing with better ingredients, better footlongs, and better spokespeople. becaus

. >>> over the last couple of years, we've run into chef jose andres in a number of crises, after hurricaneivility award. chef andres, we saw him on the border with poland a couple years ago. he's now moved inside ukraine to help feed people. i caught up with him at a restaurant in lviv that hasn't even opened yet. his team is helping feed people at the train station here. let's take a look. >> the restaurant in lviv has no paying customers, but its kitchen is bustling. every day they prepare some 2,000 hot meals for those fleeing the fighting in the east. they started doing this on their own but now are being supported by chef jose andres and his world central kitchen. >> so, what's happening here? >> well, this is one of our partner kitchens. and the partnership happened like always happens before even we land. we contact them, sometimes they contact us. >> jose andres has been serving thousands of meals to refugees on the polish side of the border. but in the last few days, he's begun operating inside ukraine. >> this has been a very long effort. this conflict can go on for a long time.

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founded by celebrity chef jose andres in 2010, the charity has until now focused on natural disasteran they have set up over 1,000 distribution points to aid refugees, including at 41 border crossing points. founderjose andres has travelled himself to ukraine to oversee operations and joins us now from kyiv. thank you so much for being on the programme. it really sounds like a huge operation you have begun and you are running. talk us through how it is going. well, we set foot in poland, in medyka, within hours of the russian invasion. since then we have given millions of meals. we are in six countries, in more than 21 cities here in ukraine. i have been here for the last two days in kyiv, doing what we do. visiting many of the restaurants, the hundreds of restaurants that slowly have joined our world central kitchen with one very simple mission, to feed as many people as we can. yesterday i was able to be in buildings where people are hunkered down in the basement. subway stations, they are being used to host families and they feel safer in the deepness of the streets of kyiv. some

it was founded by jose andres in 2010.erever there is some sort of disaster, offering free wholesome meals to people who need it, immediately thereafter. the group partners with local restaurants and chefs in areas that are -- that had an impact to quickly scale its operations when needed. on february 24th, the russians invaded ukraine. on february 25th, chef andres was fired up at world central kitchen and serving food in eastern europe. >> no more of allowing people that they think they are the -- of the world that they are bad people, bringing the worst out of humanity. we need to be the force of good. we do this by delivering to tables, food, at the center of the community. that's the way we will create a better world. >> world central kitchen says it already served 1 million meals to families across ukraine. poland, romania, moldova and hungary and more than 55 cities across more than 330 distribution points of which i have seen some while i've been here. the celebrity chef, activist and founder of world central kitch

when you look in the dictionary under humanitarian, you see the picture jose andres. i'm honored to be in the group. to talk a little bit further about what jose and bill hoagland said, the task force made 13 recommendations. many of these can be accomplished through reauthorization of the child nutrition act. but even without that act, there are actions congress, federal agencies and the private sector and nonprofits can do to it. we're going to take the next few minutes to give you an overview. i encourage you to read our full report. slide five, our policy recommendations address four areas. number one, strengthening meals in schools and the child and adult care food program. also strengthening the wic program which is another area that's very successful for pregnant and post partum women, infants and young children at risk. the final recommendation is across program areas, how do we deal with the bur bureaucracy. the policy recommendations address both food security and nutrition security. in school the first set of recommendations is to ensure that all children ha

meeting also with aid workers, including of course world renowned chef jose andres. moments ago, an emotional president biden hugging several refugees with one mother telling him that her husband and son are still in ukraine fighting but she was saying to him that ukrainian mothers would strangle putin with their bear hands. the president responding to the strength of their human spirit. >> each one of those children said something to the effect, say a prayer for my dad or my grandfather, or my brother who's back there fighting, and i remember what it's like to have someone in a war zone, and every morning you get up and you wonder, you just wonder, and pray you don't get that phone call, and they're an amazing group of people. >> the president also met with poland's president duda here, just another few blocks away from the president's palace, reassuring president duda and the polish people that the united states will defend poland, a nato member, of course. defend poland from russia no matter what putin does. >> we take as a sacred obligation, article 5, a sacred o

you can see jose andres in a ball cap dodging in and out of the cameras.t of world central kitchens bus or structure of some sort. they are showing the president some of the things -- we've seen world central kitchens, i saw them throughout hungary, on the border. this is what jose andres and his group does whenever there's a natural disaster or hurricane. they get out there because they realize that no matter what comes later including discussions about refugee status and asylum, what a lot of refugees need when they cross the border first is food, a hot meal, some ability to sit down in a shelter, get warm, have something to drink, and think about what you're going to do next. if you're just joining us, i'm in warsaw, poland. saturday, march 26th, day 31 of russia's war against ukraine. the fourth and final day of president biden's urgent diplomatic trip to europe. usually this time you'd be seeing my good friend tiffany cross. i'm here in poland following president biden's trip, but rest assured tiffany is going to be back next weekend. right now the pr

joining me now from lviv, ukraine, is chef jose andres, founder of the world central kitchen and ownerof think food group. chef andres, great to see you again. thank you for coming back to "the sunday show." you're known for being among the first on the ground after a natural disaster strikes. but this is a war, and you're in ukraine right now. how are the challenges different in this situation? >> well, we are cooking less than 24 hours after the russian invasion. but you ask me what the situation is inside ukraine. today i am in lviv. if i take you down the streets, the churches are full, cafes have people, life seems normal until you hear a siren, an alarm, where everybody obviously moves away and tries to go to the safety of a basement, or bunker or wherever they have nearby. so the front line where the war is happening, we know man and woman are dying, innocent children in schools, protecting themselves from shelling and all of a sudden we see the horrors of those schools being hit and right now as we speak, more than 21 citizens inside ukraine and others, we have what i call the

. ♪♪ >> el chef español josé andrés ahora tendrá rol trabajando en la casa blanca el presidente joe bidenadio azteca estará identificado >> cambiaron la homofobia por la unidad >> vamos a apoyar con toda la pasión >> estarán en el estadio azteca en el encuentro entre la selección de fútbol deméxico y estados unidos eliminatorias catar la familia ortega también compró los boletos lo entraran con este código qr así identificaran a los aficionados >> para un escenario de paz tranquilidad y felicidad >> ahora los que lo griten serán expulsados en el estadio no podrán entrar por 5 años además con la medida se busca poner fin a la violencia como la que se vivió en marzo >> algunas jugar sin público son las sanciones y para hoy y convocatoria para que griten dicen que el grito es de batalla mientras que en redes social muchos llaman a gritarlo >> así este juego será prueba de fuego para los equipos y para los aficionados en méxico raúl torres >> la selección mexicana visita a honduras este domingo lo podrá ver en telemundo a las 6:00 de la tarde 3, raho d >> ayer en exatlón estados unidos se enf

we spent the day with jose andres the chef, on the restaurant tour.f people a day, a day. so helping these refugees and these displaced people and even also at the polish/ukrainian border where the president will visit tomorrow, he has a place there helping people. so it's people helping people and the resolve of the folks. that's what's happening here where we are. that's what we are witnessing. >> jose andres is a really great guy. don lemon, thank you very much. don will have much more later tonight on his program. don lemon tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> as ukrainians brace for more war at home, those who were able to leave are still facing challenging days ahead. cnn's miguel marquez visits a dance class in romania where he finds a bit of welcome stress relief for the youngest refugees an their parents. >> reporter: dance therapy for ukrainian moms and their children fleeing war. >> how was the dancing, igor? >> you're a very good dancer. >> reporter: the not exactly shy 5 1/2-year-old, he and his hard are from kharkiv, ukraine's second largest

katy, i heard from chef jose andres last night.lled us, the producer and myself, in an unexpected phone call. he heard we were here and wanted to tell us not only that he had been here in the country and that he was coming back very soon but why he was doing this. he said he wanted to build longer tables, not just literally like the one we're looking at here but figuratively to bring people together. there's so much desperation here, right now during the war, in the city of 700,000. there are 300,000 internally displaced people on top of that normal population. this is a critical -- i don't think it can be overstated how critical this is to make sure nobody is going hungry as people are looking for whatever that next chapter is, whether it's here in ukraine or as refugees in another nation. katy? >> world central kitchen does great work in a number of different locations. this is their first war zone as jacob reported. thank you for that report alongside your producer chapman bell. >>> that's going to do it for me today. hallie jac

jorge: este domingo tenemos la entrevista de fÉlix de bedout con el chef josÉ andrÉs en ucrania.ia han acampado entre tijuana y san diego con la esperanza de que les den asilo. jorge conversÓ con uno de ellos. reportero: un grupo de ciudadanos rusos instalaron un campamento a unos pasos del cruce peatonal en la frontera entre tijuana y san diego. son 50 personas, muchos niÑos que han dormido aquÍ esperando la oportunidad de que le reciban autoridades de estados unidos para solicitar asilo. >> nosotros tomamos la decisiÓn correcta de salir del paÍs lo mÁs pronto posible porque es que... pues... nuestras vidas estÁn en peligro allÍ. reportera: irina viaja con cuatro niÑos y dice haber salido de rusia el 3 de marzo. su recorrido uber —— incluyÓ varias ciudades. tiene la esperanza de que las autoridades tomen la decisiÓn y nos dejen entrar. reportero: representantes dicen que se discrimina a los rusos que huyen de su paÍs por oponerse a la guerra. >> es una total discriminaciÓn. discriminaciÓn absoluta y clara. reportero: autoridades temen que debido a la instalaciÓn este campamento,

i also want to think my friend, the great american chef, josÉ andres for helping feed those yearningto be free and helping refugees is not something poland or any other nation should carry alone. all the world democracies have a responsibility to help, all of them. people of ukraine can count on and thepeople of ukraine can count on the united states to meet its responsibility. i announced that we will welcome 100,000 ukrainian refugees. we already have 8000 a week coming to the united states. we will provide nearly $300 million in humanitarian assistance, providing tens of thousands of tons of food, water, medicine, and other basic supplies. in brussels, i announced that the united states is prepared to provide $1 billion in additional humanitarian aid. the world food program poses significant obstacles, at least some relief is getting to major cities in ukraine, but not others because russian forces are blocking the supplies. we will not cease efforts to get humanitarian relief wherever it is needed in ukraine and to the people who have made it out of ukraine. notwithstanding the b

. >> reporter: she's helped raise almost $200,000 so far, most going to chef jose andres' world centralesome ukrainian people are. never in my life have i ever been more proud to be ukrainian. >> reporter: and doing her part one beat at a time. jan crawford, cbs news, herndon, virginia. >> duncan: any way you can help. we'll be right back. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year, ♪ ♪ with the kids jingle belling ♪ ♪ and everyone telling you'll be of good cheer ♪ it's spring! claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. ♪ oh the most wonderful time ♪ feel the clarity - and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. honestly, i thought i was getting my floors cleaned. then i learned, my mop could be loaded with bacteria. that means i gotta clean my mop too? ugh. so i got a swiffer wetjet to get a cleaner, clean! i stick on a fresh pad. boom! it's ready to go. the spray breaks down dirt. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. unlike my mop that can spread it around. and wetjet's even safe on wood! all this?

jose andres, there with world central kitchen, is distributing literally -- when i spoke to him, he called me last week and said they had distributed over a million meals to people fleeing. sounds like this in this country, that was a week ago. i wouldn't be surprised if it's double that at this point. they'll hear about hunger, malnutrition, violence, he'll hear about sheer terror and fear of living under circumstances just like this. he's going to hear from men, from women, from children. i want to play for you a little bit from one of the people who is just like the folks that the president of the united states is going to hear from. a pregnant woman, eight months pregnant, i met near the border with poland a couple of days ago. watch this. the ukrainians, everybody feels so confident. "we are at home," she says. "we are defending our country. we have no choice. if we lose, we'll be left with nothing." [ siren ] >> reporter: so she's pregnant, she's there with her 7-year-old son. she's going to have a baby next month. but she says we're confident in a victory, confident given the circum

over the five day trip, the group met with ukrainian refugees and worked a shift at jose andres is world central kitchen and took part in official meetings. swalwell said the u. s must quote hold putin accountable so he ends the cruel and unprovoked invasion and quote well, dozens of volunteers in the south, they packed up humanitarian relief supplies. today it was part of an effort by a group called heart ukraine. as katy b's jana katsuyama tells us they are ready to deliver the supplies directly to the country. even if that means going into war zones, the long line of people fleeing from mary a poll shows the human cost of russia's war on ukraine, children and families exhausted. hoping for help and escape from the terrible death and destruction. it's that human suffering that touched hearts and rally people in the bay area to action in san jose friday, this was an army of volunteers with the nonprofit hearts for ukraine. packing up box after box of clothes, food, medical supplies, all labeled for hospitals, orphanages and other sites in ukraine. currently, we have a list of about 65 o

-based world central kitchen, a nonprofit run by celebrity chef jose andres, deploying to ukraine.ound the clock with his team. >> this is a very hearty stew. >> world central kitchen serving 35,000 meals per day at eight border crossings. and back in the u.s., with volunteers at holy ascension church in clifton, new jersey, one man stopping to play the ukrainian national anthem on the piano. ♪ a show of solidarity. so many answering the call, doing what they can. thanks so much for watching. i'm whit johnson in new york. i'll see you on "gma" in the morning. linsey davis will be back here tomorrow night. have a great night. in the sierra, and that is not the only roadwe are getting a ce of one thea look at the most rec data when new starts now. this is >> a plea for help, shot at peace, some major developments happening with the war in ukraine.

. >> reporter: she's helped raiset going to chef jose andres' world central kitchen. >> i think the wholes how brave and awesome ukrainian people are. never in my life have i ever been more proud to be ukrainian. >> reporter: and doing her part, one beet at a time. jan crawford, cbs news, herndon, virginia. >>> that is the cbs "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online at any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. in just a few hours, the foreign ministers from russia and ukraine are set to meet in turkey, marking the highest level peace talks since russia launched its invasion of ukraine. the meeting comes amid some o r could create a false flag operation to justify the use of chemical to send $13.6 billion to help ukraine and european allies. part of its broader federal spending bill. >>> more companies are pulling out of russia. hyatt and hilton has suspended development the

follow us and our founder chef jose andres on twitter.osting on instagram, facebook, twitter. we couldn't do this work without our incredible partners on the ground. we have dozens of restaurants serving meals, we have food trucks in poland and other countries. this is the food community coming together to support ukraine. we're just here to be that conduit to bring everybody together to make this work possible. we're so grateful for all the support and we hope to continue to make a difference as long as we're needed here. >>> coming up, congress considers spending billions in aid to ukraine. my panel joins me next to talk about why this may be the issue that brings washington together. that brings washington together. (vo) small businesses are joining the big switch. save over $1,000 when you switch to our ultimate business plan for the lowest price ever. plus choose from the latest 5g smartphones. get more 5g bars in more places- switch to t-mobile for business today. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. wit

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. >> and that powerful message from chef jose andres.in poland with his organization, world central kitchen, feeding refugees from ukraine. he joins us ahead. >>> we also have pentagon correspondent helene cooper here onset. we will be right back with much more "morning joe." inner voice (design studio owner): i'm over here waiting... ... looking intensely for a print that i never actually printed... ... so i don't have to deal with that terrifying pile of invoices. intuit quickbooks helps you easily send your first invoice in 3 steps. simple. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (swords clashing) matching -had enough?cription. -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ ♪a little bit of chicken fried♪ ♪cold beer on a friday ni

some of them stopped him and started to speak to him in ukrainian chef jose andres was there as well with world central kitchen, which is providing a lot of food for refugees across poland. and then the president shared what some of those children told him. each one of those children said something effects safe prayer for my dad and my grandfather and my brother. specter finding and remember with a slight when they have someone in a war zone. every morning. you get up in your window. just wondering, you pray you don't get that phone call yesterday. president biden and polish president duda got a briefing from age workers. small polish border towns are leading a lot on nonprofits to give these refugees food, shelter and medical attention. meanwhile the u. n refugee agency reports mayors of larger polish cities like krakow and warsaw. are struggling to accommodate all the new arrivals. on thursday, the administration pledged $1 billion in humanitarian aid and promised to accept up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. but the vast majority of ukrainian refugees do not want to leave europe. th

. >> jose andres has his hug sure food. only did the chef pack the dish with bold spanish flavors but he made sure to fill strict requirements set by nasa. they are scheduled to go up to the space station next month. it'll ride alongside the first mission to iss with the entirely private crew. >>> i don't know. it is early for me to think about it. >> it is never too early for that. >> wait until sunner lunchtime. >> i know. still. we were talking about g uac. i'm kind of digging that idea. >> it costs extra. >> it costs program. >> you must ask that question. every single time. >> cbs bay area is coming up ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast, on this tuesday. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm vlad duthiers. >> nate's off. let's go to today's "eye opener" -- it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> cbs news and "the washington post" cover a big gap in president trump's calls during the january 6th violence. >> a thousand people attacked the capitol. there's this gap. who

chef jose andre talks to us from ukraine about his address hunger from that region. friday don't forget exclusive interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. "jesse watters primetime" starts now. jesse, i like that singing without the whole thing. just get the stadium in there. >> jesse: i have no idea what you are talking about because i just sat down. >> bret: see, that's what you do. >> jesse: that's thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: what do you think it was that made the 1970s so haywire? was it the bell bottom jeans and the leisure suits? or was it archie bunker? >> let me tell you something, mr. stivic. you are a meat head. [laughter] >> what did you call me? >> a meat head. >> jesse: it wasn't just his style and the stars. in the early 1970s our country was rocked by presidential scandal. after a security guard botched the burglary in a d.c. hotel, the american public learned the name watergate. it was a long, drawn out political catastrophe that led to president richard nixon's downfall. >> because of the watergate matter, i shall resign the presidency

. >> reporter: chef jose andres' passion is feeding people in war zones. ukraine invasion feeding 30,000 people a day at border crossings in six countries. refugees arriving in neighboring countries and here in lviv, ukraine, in droves. >> as you can see, there are thousands of people here. >> reporter: the group working with local restaurants and caterers and food trucks and an army of volunteers to get the weary refugees a meal. >> we are here to serve hot meals for folks as they come off of the train. today, we have chicken and rice and goulash which is yummy on these cold days. >> reporter: he and his partner are serving food to women and children living undergrown in ukraine. as they come, chef andres and his crew will be there to meet them with comfort and food. >> reporter: of course, he was hard to reach since he is traveling, but what he would tell you have a version on the twitter page. he writes -- if you are lost, share a plate of food with a stranger, and you will find who you are. we are sending the many thanks to jose and his team. >> they a

. >> joining me now live from lviv ukraine, is chef jose andrÉs, the founder of the world central kitchenowner of think food group. josÉ, thank you for being with us today. you know that i am a big fan. you are partnered and have provided over 1 million meals that we have given up with your people over the course of covid in harlem. so you know, president biden have to tell me how great you are what you do. and your organization, the world central kitchen has been preparing an average of 250,000 meals every day for refugees. spread over seven countries, which is really incredible to say the least. so can you tell us what these efforts look like behind the scenes? >> well, i want to say that it has been an honor. to be side by side with you and your people. and this is the message that we the people together will always achieve more. what we see in ukraine, is an amazing explosion of empathy. where every single men and women that are capable, they are doing something to bring hope to people in need of light. and right now, we are doing around 4 million meals. we have more than $3,000 of fo

officials work behind the scenes, some sel celebrities are coming out in support including chef jose andreslling and attacking and destroying ukraine, their neighboring country that has not bothered them, has no right to hold ms. griner, period. >> reporter: if convicted, officials say griner could face up to ten years in prison. >> if she by any chance watches this story, what would you tell her? >> i would tell her please know that you are loved by so many people. you've always had a true resolve and grit to get to the finish line, and know that you will get to the finish line. a lot of people here care about you. >> reporter: an online petition is growing for the safe and swift return of brittney griner. now, that online petition, wolf, started with a few signatures. now it's in the thousands. the call of action for americans is to call elected officials so that brittney griner can come home. wolf. >> let's hope she comes home soon. rosa flores, thanks very much. we'll be right back. (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been

jose andres, you are awesome, sir. awesome. keep doing what you're doing.oney. he just keeps going and keeps feeding people. look up his organization if you want to give some money. i mean, he is doing really, really good things not only here but around the world. so thank you, sir. thank you. >>> more than 3.5 million refugee haves fled ukraine. now, president biden is pledging to welcome some of them to the u.s. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. >> tech: does your windshield have a crack? trust safelite. >> tech vo: this customer had auto glass damage, but he was busy working from home... ...so he scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to his house... ...then we got to work. we replaced his windshield and installed new wipers to protect his new glass, while he finished his meeting. let safelite come to you. >> man: looks great. thank you. >> tech: my pleasure. that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ vo: he

you could see jose andres in the background there. they brought the world central kitchen here.hey've been helping feed a lot of these refugees. other places in ukraine as well. and president biden was talking earlier to reporters about his view of president putin after meeting with the people that putin has forced from where they lived. >> you see this in your -- you know, you're dealing every day with vladimir putin. look at what he's done to these people. what does it make you think? >> he's a butcher. >> reporter: so, john, now the president has called putin a war criminal, a killer, a pure thug, and now calling him a butcher for what has happened. and president biden was saying, you were watching him go through the crowds, he picked up a little girl, he was listening to stories and telling them how brave they were. some of the kids wanted a hug. and a lot of them are asking them to pray for their fathers, brothers and uncles still in ukraine with that mandate in place. if you're between 18 and 60, you must stay in ukraine. they're not allowed to leave ukraine, as many of th

chef e ohio say andros from washington, d.c -- jose andres was also there which is practically providing all of the food for refugees across to poland. and the president reflected and shared his thoughts on what he heard from those refugees, listen. >> been to an awful lot of places like this, a lot of refugee camps in my life, and what i never -- i'm always surprised by is the depth and strength of the human spirit. i mean it sincerely. it's incredible. incredible. see all those little children? if just want a hug, they just want to say thank you. i mean, it's just, it just makes you so damn proud. >> reporter: and, arthel, one of those little children actually told the president, please, please pray for my father who is still in ukraine fighting the war. yesterday biden and president due i da got a briefing from -- duda got a briefing from aid workers on the ground about what is happening, their needs. also small polish border towns are leaning a lot on these aid groups to give food, shelter and medical attention, and the u.n. refugee agency is reporting mayors of larger polish cities

but first, i follow chef jose andres on social media.urse, has this organization world central kitchen. and he goes around, and when there's a disaster, or people need him, he's there he's feeding all these people who can't get food, can't get access to food right now he's in ukraine, and it's heartbreaking but it's also amazing what he's doing. he shows up. he shows up for people and so anyway we can help him help people we want to so tonight we thought we would shine a light on world central kitchen. if you can give anything go to wck.org. a dollar goes a long way anything you can give helps. thank you very much. i love that guy. [ cheers and applause what a show we have for tonight. he stars alongside courtney cox in the new series "shining vale," which premieres this sunday on starz. greg kinnear is here [ cheers and applause he's always great. >> seth: always great. love greg. >> jimmy: i love that guy. plus, you can see her in the new film "fresh," which begins streaming this friday on hulu, daisy edgar-jones is here! very talented

tomorrow on "special report," chef jose andre talks to us from ukraine about his address hunger fromexclusive interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. "jesse watters primetime" starts now. jesse, i like that singing without the whole thing. just get the stadium in there. >> jesse: i have no idea what you are talking about because i just sat down. >> bret: see, that's what you do. >> jesse: that's thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: what do you think it was that made the 1970s so haywire? was it the bell bottom jeans and the leisure suits? or was it archie bunker? >> let me tell you something, mr. stivic. you are a meat head. [laughter] >> what did you call me? >> a meat head. >> jesse: it wasn't just his style and the

i know people with world central kitchen, the jose andres organization. in poland serving hot meals, cooking hot meals for people. the outreach by christian organizations, religious groups, it's been mind-boggling. but i think the people in the west, in the united states, they are better representative of relating to the ukrainian people in terms of their strength and resiliency and their love of their country better than our own leaders. the people here and see the atrocity and have stepped up in any way, shape, or form that they can to meet the needs of people fleeing for their lives. >> emily: facts right. the police to help, please for support are not just coming from ukraine. they are coming from our america, from our people that have gone unheeded by this administration. the humanitarian crisis, that will take global support. >> ari: it's amazing to see the good in people. the humanitarian response from around the world. i know israel is involved. they are bringing medicine to people who have fled. the nation of hungry, the nation to the south of sl

here's famed chef jose andres with a look at what his organization is doing to help. >> we have so manytaurants like them inside ukraine. in poland. in romania, in hungary, in moldova. we're in so many places and we're now in france. in shelters. i mean, the team, it's all hands on. besides the other projects we have from previous emergencies. this one, this is almost two weeks since everything began. i can tell you that we already phase one, phase two has happened and now phase three, which will be -- this is going to be achieved and we need to make sure that ukrainian are supported as they start reconstruction and they hopefully will come back to their homes very soon. hopefully will come back to their homes very soon. (vo) small businesses are joining the big switch. save over $1,000 when you switch to our ultimate business plan for the lowest price ever. plus choose from the latest 5g smartphones. get more 5g bars in more places- switch to t-mobile for business today. ♪ ♪ ♪a little bit of chicken fried♪ ♪cold beer on a friday night♪ ♪a pair of jeans that fit just right♪ ♪and the rad

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up next he would will go to the touch screen for update on ukraine war and from kyiv chef jose andrebring millions of meals to refugee nasa region. first, beyond our borders tonight. u.s. and filipino troops conduct large scale exercises in northern philippines. marines sprang from amphibious vehicles and transport to defend island from potential aggressors in display of american fire power. the exercise held across the sea from china and taiwan unveils a strategy to broaden u.s. engagement in the indo-pacific region. the british government is ending the supply of free rapid coronavirus tests. most of the population. even though covid-19 infections there remain at record levels. british government saying more than 1.7 billion test kits have been handed out in work places. pharmacies and by mail over the past year. and the chinese city of sanction high prepares to reopen its eastern half and shut its western half due to the coronavirus. authorities elsewhere in china announced the lifting of a citywide lockdown in the province hit hardest with the outbreak. largest surgeon of covid-19

plus, what chef jose andres is doing to help displaced ukrainians.s an american hero right there. "morning joe," just a few minutes away. on your prescriptions? just ask your cvs pharmacist. we search for savings for you. from coupons to lower costs options. plus, earn up to $50 extra bucks rewards each year just for filling at cvs pharmacy. (vo) small businesses are joining the big switch. save over $1,000 when you switch to our ultimate business plan for the lowest price ever. plus choose from the latest 5g smartphones. get more 5g bars in more places- switch to t-mobile for business today. >>> in just hours president biden will speak to the nation in his first state of the union address as commander in chief. the president originally wanted to focus his speech on his domestic agenda, but with the russian invasion of ukraine the administration has drastically revised the speech. in fact, rewrites still going on at this hour. it won't be a whole sale redo of the address but the new version will reflect the way the crisis has added urgency to biden's

i also want to thank my friend, the great american chef, jose andres, and his team for help feeding those who are yearning to be free. but helping these refugees is not something poland or any other nation should carry alone. all the world democracies have a responsibility to help. all of them. and the people of ukraine can count on the united states to lead its responsibility. announced two days ago we well welcome 100,000 ukrainian refugees. we already have 8,000 a week come to the united states of other nationalities. we'll provide nearly $300 million of humanitarian assistance, providing tens of thousands of tons of food, water, medicine, and other basic supplies. in brussels, i announced the united states is prepared to provide more than $1 billion for additional humanitarian aid. the world food program proposes despite significant obstacles, at least some relief is getting to major cities in ukraine, but not mariupol because russian forces are blocking relief supplies. we will not cease our efforts to get humanitarian relief wherever it is needed in ukraine and for the people who ma

jose andres is a world-renowned chef and humanitarian and founder of the nonprofit world central kitchen. the mission is to be there on the ground, providing food and hope when disaster strikes. many times even before the government can get there with its assistance, whether it be a volcano off the coast of spain in the canary islands, hurricanes or tornadoes ravishing new orleans, puerto rico, texas, the carolinas, kentucky, and most recently to the people of tonga, he is giving food and assistance. thank you, chef, for finding time in your unbelievable schedule to work with us and your support to the policy work of the task force. chef? chef andres: hello. i forgot to press mute. thank you, bill. welcome, everybody, and good morning to my fellow cochairs, task force members, and the many hundreds of people all around the country. no matter your sector or background, academic research is , partners from organizations, journalists, you name it. the fact that you're joining us today is a testament to the size and strength of our movement to end hunger and improve nutrition and security he