they say they can protect what brazil's president will not joining us now on skype from stockholm is toby gati toby is a senior research fellow at the stockholm environment institute also director of the supply chain transparency initiative called try so it's good to have you with us. very simple argument is well it's our land and we should be able to exploit it we should be able to do what we want with it and maximize it and on the face of that kind of makes sense but there's nothing else like the amazon out there is there yes sure thanks very much for having me on the program again there's no question brazil is a sovereign nation and it has the right. to exploit its natural. losses in a way the wishes but the key point here is the question logic that the clearance of the arm of the or the buyer is necessarily a precondition for sustainable economic development one clear fact that is that it's important to keep in mind in this whole debate this whole discussion is the area of land that has already been cleared and the amazon the vast majority about land is not currently on there any econ

will evoke this nationalist said demand to boost the country he's but it's not heat for i dead just toby across the gate the crowd looked the same to my ears but the same color was speaking the same language. and he thought me as such dozens of human beings can do is and is the hatred that's in our heart and cross that fire metaphorically. my optimism started from my bank. to fill this because to my heart was always india pakistan so i would write blogs and i would write stories and i would interact with people and just slowly have again part of things into 5 google and slowly i became part of the news on my movements and forums. social media is that platform when i can get out to be but it was just so many people on my person began ali and i'm saying then look at the numbers i'm quite surprised but i also understand it's a lot of responsibility. and i saw that scamp. and somebody was right when most me picked up one card from my radio to make a point that i am an anti national. human being and i have anti national tendencies because i asked for peace with pakistan. i wasn't mentally pre

tobi: we are at the michigan history museum here in downtown lansing. we are part of state government, so our museum tells the story of michigan, all of michigan, including lansing. today, we will walk through our galleries. it is literally a walk-through -- you come to the museum. it is at the end of the ice age. we talk about the first indigenous peoples lived here and go to the end of the 20th century. we are standing in our exhibit the first peoples. it talks about the indigenous people who lived in michigan for thousands of years before the arrival of europeans. it is one we just recently renovated. the focal point is this gigantic mural that is painted. it shows the story of the anishinaabek people through four seasons. one of the things it tells is the advanced society they had before europeans arrived. they had very sophisticated social structures. it was just a little different than the western civilization. they chose to live off of the land and not try to control the land. they spent a lot of their time really working in harmony with the land

joining us now on skype from stockholm is toby garner toby is a thing yet research fellow with the stockholm environment institute also director of the supply chain transparency initiative called trade so it's good to have you with us to be both an r. is very simple argument is well it's our land and we should be able to exploit it we should be able to do what we want with it and maximize it and on the face of it that kind of makes sense but there's nothing else like the amazon out there it's there sean thanks very much for having me on the program again there's no question that brazil is a sovereign nation and it has the right to to exploit its natural resources in a way that the wishes but the key point here is the question logic that the clearance of the arm of the of the buyer is necessarily a precondition for sustainable economic development one clear fact that is that it's important to keep in mind in this whole debate this whole discussion is the area of land that has already been cleared in the amazon the vast majority about land is not currently on there any economically viable prod

underway in munich this weekend the october 1st that she always starts here in september i'm a while back toby fest replicas all over the world which begin well whenever it suits the barrios countries they're in and guess who has the biggest outside of germany china of course indeed it takes over a huge area of the port city of qingdao. the beer festival the very end through through the chinese touch the ports an industrial city qingdao celebrates a polder fest every year several 1000000 guests come to this reproduction of the bridgeville grounds in munich and may look more or less authentic but it sounds quite different. this year down beer festival is the world's largest october fest knockoff. to give me more to see john otherwise. this is the 10th time for exams out working the chinese are tobar fest starts the highlight of the year your hometown. it seems out there festival going for a lot to me as a local i see the october sest here as our greatest pride actually it's the pride of all china it's not. like the dow here's your beer that. 2017 cents our realize the dream refers someone to be

bag was only allowed to perform once in east germany you know tobie $983.00 at the pub last year had to be can barely but is true fans remained outside to see perform just to hand selected a card carrying communist. that this was only possible for lyndon back after the berlin wall had fallen as soon as he heard the momentous news he's being stright to berlin. i got to berlin very quickly and i had disguised myself a bit nope hat but rather some cap and weak painted bit and then i hit the streets and ran around for days on end or them occasionally repeating what i was and they just didn't believe it is this the really just a doppelganger they said is it really you and then they thought with got mad 1st the wall falls and then linda back comes by and that was the best party of my life and there's a. good this is a party money. you don't live in the bank exhibition submission turn in the lights that is his personal look at the division of germany division the artist from the west doggedly falls again with his pictures and his music. i. pod now 2 fighters of a different kind then when he

we'll take a look at this country music star toby keith he has a special gift for it dan before his concert in pennsylvania, the singer he gave a retired marine who lost both legs in afghanistan and all-terrain wheelchair is not pretty cool. so in 2010 and then ron paul he was carrying a fellow marine to safety. when he stepped on an explosive and that's how he lost his leg. but you know he's been able to walk with prosthetic leg. but he says said you know he wanted to have the special type a wheelchair because. special activities to get outside he can play with the kids in the 6 month old daughter. so that is absolutely beautiful, love it love it love it. well families pack theaters over the weekend and now a new animated movie is in the box office, it's the champ, rick damigella has a look at that face. and the round up top and here we go. >>brad pitt's astronaut flick ad astra fell out of orbit from second all the way down to 5th place with million. it chapter 2 repeated in 4th place with 10.4 million while hustlers moved up from 5th into 3rd on ticket sales of million to see some made k

. >> you play this magnificent toby on "this is us." the ensemble is amazing.met each person individually except for mandy. >> well she's the -- >> she's the diva. >> e yeah, don't worry about it. >> if they win sunday it's off to the official emmy after party, the governor's ball. let's break it down by the numbers. >> we're serving 8,500 guests. that's all. >> about 600 servers, serving 30 different dishes. >> almost 1,500 bots of wine. >> we have 20 savory and 10 desserts. >> 10,000 lindor truffles to you can ends your night on the sweetest of moments. >> the emmys air life on fox. co-hosting their preshow? kelly osbourne and jenny mccarthy. >> i love her. she's got the best energy. >> mom sharon is our special "e.t." emmy co-host. kelly has this advice. >> keep your dirty opinions to yourself, mom. and please, please don't flirt >> oh, please. >> oh, plus. i love that milo. does he have a woman? i want to know. >> and then what about sophie turner? >> oh, i'd love to have a drink with her. i love her. >> i'm telling all celebs mrs. o. will be here sunday. >

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>>all right take a look at this country music star toby keith. really special moment for a fan. a rep for the concert in pennsylvania, he talked to the crowd and then he gave a retired marine who lost both his legs in afghanistan and all-terrain wheelchair had it all right there on stage. so stories back in 2010 that marine whose name is a brandon rahm bomb. he was carrying a fellow marine to safety when he stepped on a explosive that went off and that's how he lost his legs. he can walk around with prosthetic legs. but he says he always wanted a wheelchair like this because he thought with that be able to make a more active outdoors and a lot play with the 6 month old do see the true see >>church a school and toby keith presented him with a writer on stage for further cuts are a very good at. let's take a look at the 7 day. a forecast starting off this workweek with. take his kids really borders on >>by the weekend. >>not bad, yeah, my sunshine. i think it's be a perfect way to enter the month of october warm-up mild know again not too hot. okay over a mile james may october 1s

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joining us now on skype from stockholm is toby garner toby is a thing yet research fellow with the stockholm environment institute also director of the supply chain transparency initiative called trade so it's good to have you with us jaya both scenarios very simple argument is well it's our land and we should be able to exploit it we should be able to do what we want with it and maximize it and on the face of it kind of makes sense but there's nothing else like the amazon out there it's there sean thanks very much for having me on the program again there's no question that brazil is a sovereign nation and it has the right to to exploit its natural resources in a way that the wishes but the key point here is the question logic that the clearance of the arm of the of the buyer is necessarily a precondition for sustainable economic development and one clear fact that is that it's important to keep in mind in this whole debate this whole discussion is the area of land that is already being printed in the amazon the vast majority about land is not currently on there any economically viable produ

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tobyis toby is not alone today because this, as you can see as far as the eye can stretch as a long lineross. catherine, you are one of the organisers. you have done the work. how many do you think we have got at the moment?” the work. how many do you think we have got at the moment? i can say we easily have 1000 people. professional artists, young kids, people who have never painted before. an amazing sight to see. we are looking at the far distance over there, that is southern because, and this direction is a lands end. we have lands and over there and we are going right over to the core of. we have a line of people painting. they are packed, aren't they? yes, we have a lot of people here and it is great. everyone is really excited and have really got behind the cause. there is a purpose behind this, isn't it? this is the world record attempt with the national trust and anthony garrett. what we are doing is raising money for the national trust for path to protect it from erosion. the key thing here is, you see it here, these are the granite fittings and this is a good bit of the path.

dancing and it does look rather like him well they- probably have a better sense of rhythm is the telly toby. deep. sea okay. i back to your superior. children at the time. allow they again okay charlie again thank you for sharing that. interestingly sean spicer has managed to earn himself even more critics by tweeting something a little bit bizarre he has brought the issue of religion into his appearance on dancing with the stars and he tweeted this in reply to you governor mike huckabee who was voicing his support. clearly the judges on going to be with me let's send a message to hollywood that those of us who stand for christ went be discounted may god bless you i've never seen her stack crises quite like that and i do not what he was thinking i think he's thinking it's the christian right they will vote for the repubublicans. it't's a vevery old thing to have said bt my the best reaction by far to this came from trouble no of the daily show. and jesus. said unto them text one eight nine nine. every day is bound to be ex boxtrolls. it really does back to believe who knows what will happen

tobi: we are at the michigan history museum here in downtown lansing. we are part of state government, so our museum tells the story of michigan, all of michigan,

. >> reporter: we're here on the banks of the toby river in botswana.raised up an extraordinarily large tree. it's probably the biggest tree that the members of the royal family have put up. he spoke passionately about climate change and young people striking around the world. he said, we couldn't deny science. and i asked why it gets so stuck in the middle of conservation issues. you have been so hands-on for years with conservation. why do you want to be in the middle of it? >> middle? we're all in the middle of it. it's a race against time and one that we are losing. everyone knows it. there's no excuse for not knowing that. the most troubling part of it, i don't believe there's nobody that can deny science. science and facts that have been around for years. and it's only getting stronger and stronger. >> reporter: prince harry spoke about his connection to botswana. he came here when princess diana died, as to escape. but he's developed friendships and connections. especially issues of climate change. this was close to the prince's heart. >> dave mc

. >> you play this magnificent toby. yes. >> on "this is us" the ensemble are amazing. met each person individually, except for mandy. >> well she's the -- -- the di >> yeah don't >> emmy's live on fox. we have this advice. >> keep your opinions to yourself mon. mom. please don't flirt with anyone. >> i love milea does he have a woman. i want to know. >> what about sophie turner. >> i'd love to have a drink with her. i love her. >> now to major friends milestone hitting 25th anniversary it was incredible. imagine how the cast no one told them how life would >> 25 years of what. like since it was thought of. >> it began. >> wow. >> my brain just warpd. >> rachel? >> oh, god, monica. hi. thank god. >> it feels like yesterday. it we've all gathered together and watched the premier of the pilot. we were like little pup dogs, just, you know, climbing all over each other and playing games and wanting to be together all it was fun. >> was the best experience i py i felt very lucky to be part of that show. >> welcome to the real world. it you're going to love it. >> but back in

images here, prince harry with young botswana kids, planting trees, trying to reforest this part of the tobytting the tree up, he thinks he is the person or the royal to plant the largest tree in the family's history. and i asked him, why is he stuck in on conservation issues? you've been so hands-on for years with conservation. why do you want to be in the middle of it. >> i think we're all in the middle of it. there's an emergency, a race against time, one that we are losing. everyone knows it. i think the most troubling part of it, i don't believe there's anyone in this world that can deny science. science that's been around 30 or 40 years. it's only getting stronger and stronger. >> prince harry talking about the indictment crisis here. people need to take action now. it's pointing out to me, that hundreds of thousands oaf kids, across the world, striking. he said that is a great cause. >> nice to see that. thank you. >>> abortion has been decriminalized in almost all of australia. the change turns a 119-year-old law. passing a bill that makes procedure available to women, less than 22 w

this sounds like an a toby an idea out of a minority report.fully get on the libertarian train on this one. it sounds like this is a massive violation of privacy and it would not have to be a constitutional value violation if it was done only by tech companies at the request of the government rather than handing it over to the government and done through the long list of privacy concerns that you sign away when you participate in social media. i see this as something would expect out of china, this is not a good idea and i hope it does not go anywhere. >> there's arty plenty of people whether terrorist or mass shooters who have been targeted by the fbi in law enforcement who have slipped through the crooks. let's say someone is on one of these list and still goes and perpetrate the crime, any of the victims could to the tech company or the government. >> the parkland shooter, everyone knew he had been reported to the police, school, fbi knew he was a dangerous crazy person with weapons. there has been no storage of having information or pre-war

according to lime co-founder toby sun, the days of dumping scooters in cities are over. >> i think working. we're in markets for the long run. i think building that trust and collaboration, collaborative approach will get us a lot longer serving the cities and users. >> there are problems with accidents and parking and vandals and cities who don't get it. what percent confidentrethisnd h >> my confidence level is 120%. i'm fully confident that this is going to be revolutionary. >> reporter: that will happen only if cities agree to accommodate the scooters. for example, by designating places to ride them and park them. lime's joe krause thinks it will happen. >> it's happened before. by 1917, nine years after the introduction of the model t, the last horse-drawn trolley was taken out of new york. in nine years, we took a city that was based around human and horses and we transformed it into an urban landscape centered around cars. these periods of change can happen rapidly when there's big problem, in our case, congestion, pollution. an incredibly efficient magic carpet that you can drive a

>>on a windy morning on the banks of the toby river. the prince came to plant trees. the biggest one and endangered failed that reserved for him. this vital in different habitats is under threat. these the first steps to restore a forest for the next generation of the years of visits here. prince harry has quietly built a reputation as a front-line conservationist and in that respect and friendship of renowned enough interest such a mile chase. >>this infectious optimism that that you could sussex has is now spread across tightrope district i get most world's most i read that most holders and from that. so was a wonderful cycle. >>still across the continent. and the front habitat so being decimated by poaching habitat loss and climate change. >>generally i don't understand how anyone in this world river are you. leaders river it is no one can deny signs otherwise we live in a very very troubling world, harry has used his considerable celebrity to raise funds and awareness and she and does look from the sidelines. in 2016 the prince 12 with an african parks transportat

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> toby keith was the ultimate example of all of that. ♪ because we'll putat bothers you well that's too bad ♪ ♪ and you say we shouldn't worry about bin laden ♪ ♪ have you forgotten >> in music there was no opposition to that message but when the quote unquote war on terror began they were talking about invading countries. well, then music had a lot took the in opposition to. >> the dixie chicks are the top country touring act of the year despite the firestorm unleashed by their words during the first days of the war in iraq. >> we're ashamed that the president of the united states is from texas. >> when natalie maines said we're ashamed the president of the united states is our president their career took a beating. >> they used a tractor and their feet to smash their cds. >> look no further than the uproar over the dixie chicks. >> for you to say i'm ashamed the president's from texas? come on, man. >> say it. >> they were questioning something that you were just supposed to accept. and it was women doing it no less. >> i think they are the dixie twits. t

my name is toby and i am the cochair of the central waterfront advisory committee. the advisory committee has been involved with the navigation center ever since it was first conceived, and there have been a lot of pros and cons with regard to it, but now you have appointed or you are in the process of appointing an advisory group, which i think is a very, very good idea because i think all of the people who are going to be on this committee have the intention of doing the best possible job. we all know that, right now, san francisco is in a homeless crisis, and it is our hope, or it is my hope that we will be able to make a difference there. i have some familiarity with navigation centers, and i will bring that knowledge that i have two hour meetings, and if the stars align in our favor, we will do a very good job, and lots of people will be helped, and that is the intention. we will keep elaine posted. >> thank you very much. so has the committee been formed >> it has. >> how many members? >> there's 12 members. many members of neighborhoods, there is a representa

storm surge between 4 and 7 feet, there's a darn good chance that the people that wl storm s they'r tobytybee island at the mouth of the savannah river. coming up, we'll talk with a woman in the bahamas who was trapped. the rest of her story next. ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> shepard: dorian finally begins to inch away from the bahamas, we're hearing more details. our next guest said she was with her 7-month-old baby and her boyfriend trying to leave their apartment on grand bahama when their jeep got stuck in rising flood waters. she said her landlord rescued them from the middle of the road since emergency lines were all busy. bianca strong joins us now. how are you and your family now? >> hi, shepard. under the circumstances, i guess we're doing pretty go

>>thank you very much rob and so check this out country music star toby keith has a special gift forave a retired marine who lost both his legs in afghanistan and all-terrain wheelchair, check it out. in 2010. brandon wrong bob was carrying a fellow marine to safety when he stepped on an explosive he's able to walk with prosthetic legs. but he says he wanted this type of wheelchair because it will let him be a lot more active outdoors and play was it with his a 6 month old daughter. i was great they could they could do that for him and caught on video there. all right we'll take a quick break time now 6.56 still ahead a deadly shooting outside an outlook is now under investigation, we'll tell you what police have learned so far and boulders are taking up the streets and sidewalks of one san francisco neighborhood has some of the neighbors there are fighting to keep the homeless from making camp will have a live report on this different approach. and the california fashion company is filing for bankruptcy closing over a 100 of its stores across the us with little it mean for you as a

i think toby really likes meeting kids. that is his favorite thing. he likes to have them pet him and come up to him and he really loves the kids. >> our wag brigade animals can be spotted wearing custom vets and they have custom patches. >> there is never a day that repeats itself and there is never and encounter that repeats itself. we get to do maximum good in a small stretch of time and i have met amazing people who have been thrilled to have the interaction. >> the dogs are here seven days a week, we have 20 dogs and they each come for a two hour shift. >> there is a lot of stress when people have traveling so to from these animals around to ease the stress and help people relax a little bit. i think it's great. >> one of our dogs has special need and that is tristine. he wears a wheel around. >> he has special shoes and a harness and we get it together in the parking lot and then we get on the air train. he loves it. little kids love him because he is a little lower to the ground so easy to reach and he has this big furry head they get to pet an

. >> toby says to avoid overextending yourself, start by putting 20% down. >> it also helps you avoidhat's a lot to save. >> be sure to put money aside for improvement, repairs or other budget busters. >> you have cash on hand, lower monthly nut, that puts you in a better position to weather a financial rough patch. >> as she knows, home ownership can add many things to your life. don' let financial stress be one of them. now some mortgage bankers use a different way to determine what you can afford, which may lead them to suggest you take on a larger mortgage. well, consumer reports cautions that just because you're approved for a larger loan doesn't mean you should necessarily take. yeah, we've all thought about. >> thanks, michael. >> well, if you don't spend all your money on a house, you may soon be able to spend it on a vacation in space. the company behind the hotel released the design this week. you can see it looks like a rotating wheel and includes 24 modules that orbit the earth. the wheel's rotation would create a simulated gravity, just like science fiction movies. the cr

but we're going toby here. we're going to party.n, and we're going win today. >> and we're back out here live. not everybody out here is going into the game. you can see the sign here, dion and larry. it says keep the raider name in oakland. this is the group forever oakland. ever since the team has decided and been approved for its move to las vegas, these folks have been rallying, trying to keep the name at least, the raiders here in oakland. i'm not sure how well that effort is going. we also talk to antonio brown d. i'll have more for you on that tonight on abc7 news at 6:00. live at the coliseum, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> we could do several hours just on antonio brown. but laura, i know you talked to a lot of people out there. mosta were coming out to see the last home opener in oakland or they're vegas people or l.a. people. what's the sense you have? >> well, larry, i know it's not a scientific survey. we pretty much got the folks in line weight. i was surprised actually how many of them are from southern california. a lo

there has toby enough to win with.big as he was three years ago. >> he didn't get a ton more votes in a lot of these states that mitt romney did or a other presidential candidates got. what happened was the democratic vote was depressed. >> why? >> well, some people say it was a lot of the negative attacks on hillary clinton, others blame comey, the clinton campaign certainly blames comey. but there was a certainty in places like detroit and places like flint, in places like milwaukee the african-american vote in particular was depressed. in some states they also blamed voting irregularities and access. >> we had stacey abrams on last night. she's wonderful in terms of personality but then you realize yeah, law, you know her background is incredible and a novelist. she's written five novels. she's everything, a renaissance person and it put her on the ticket with somebody and it looks a smart move. >> it could happen. she's available. >> she is saying, no, right? >> she keeps saying no, i don't want to run for senate.

army has ever enacted and certainly the strongest pressure army toby the u.s. american citizens so the context for general order number 11 in the ongoing guerrilla conflict there which will in 1863 like it spiral out of control. people like quantrill and bloody bill anderson and i won't give you all of the story here but surnice to say that they commit raid on lawrence, kansas, in the summer of 1863, and while in retaliation for the collapse of the jail in kansas city, they commit the atrocity of the civil war, the massacre of lawrence. take all of the adult men, defined men aged 15 and up, of the agee boundary where you become an adult. that is nearly taking children out. about 150 adult males and shoot them in the street and destroy much of the town and leave. this is the single worst in terms of scale, single worst atrocity committed against civilians in the war. and so the union officers in to respondsouri need to this and they are weighing a variety of options and the they come to is general order number 11 and general order number 11 offers 30 days for al

then thomas vermallaen got on the end of a de bryune cross to make it two and after 30 minutes, tobyto punch clear. two calls for penalties from germany — neither given. craig cathcart getting hit on the hand in the box and johny evans charging down a shot with his chest, but his hands were on it and the ball did hit them. it's 0—0 after 45 minutes. meanwhile gareth bale has started on the bench for wales in their friendly against belarus. but it's not hampered wales who're1—0 up — and it's danieljames who's put wales ahead at the cardiff city stadium. not a big crowd to watch the 21 year old. there's momentum in the side after wales's euro 2020 qualifying win over azerbaijan. england have named an unchanged 13 man squad for their final ashes test at the oval but ben stokes is an injury worry. he'll be assessed over his fitness to bowl after struggling with a shoulder problem, which he picked up during the fourth test. jason roy has also been named in the squad, despite struggling for runs during the series so far. so here is the squad in full. if stokes isn't able to bowl, he'll pla

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thomas toby from greenfield, wasachusetts texted us -- i 19 years old out of high school. i remember everything about that day. i hope my little girl will never have to experience anything like that. i will never forget. randy in iowa, go ahead. distressedm kind of about some of the comments i am hearing this morning. the firstsalute responders of new york city, and a lot of them are democrats and union people. i am union and democrat and patriotic. to a guy by the name of jack sullivan who was working for the cia -- i got this information several years ago off a frontline program -- he was working for the cia and he was in yemen. they had people under arrest and he wanted to interrogate them and was not allowed to. other things led to him leaving the cia. he was the chief of security at the world trade center when the attacks happened and he died in that attack. that is the one man who could have saved it, could have changed the outcome, except for the republican administrations, bush and trump, are refusing to trust foreign intelligence and cia intelligence. they are ign

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inspired generations of women to live their dream, toby courageous and be risk takers.hey fought in search of a more perfect union to make sure the promise of america was available to women of all walks of life so that we, the people are able to make our voices heard. madam speaker, i am grateful for them. i am honored to stand here today 100 years later. their legacy reminds us of why we are empowered to do our right and write the next chapter of america's history. host: that was cathy mcmorris rodgers. also want to show you a recent event at a she the people forum earlier this year. senator bernie sanders was asked his position on an equal rights amendment. [video clip] >> do you believe this country needs a constitutional amendment enshrining the rights of women? >> i do. we have had, as a nation, a troubled, troubled history in terms of racism, in terms of sexism, in terms of homophobia and many other injustices. i think it is appropriate to say in the constitution of the united states that women will be equal to men. host: do you agree with senator sanders or do yo