back then, toby and everybody else said, "you've got to come back for our mardi gras." >> toby: wannardi gras right." and so, here i am. it's the week before and there is anticipation in the air. all over acadiana, scenes like this unfold. out in the yard with friends and family. kids playing, music, dancing, beer. good catholic whiskey. gumbo cooking in a big pot. ♪ ♪ >> man: mardi gras >> joel savoy: welcome bk. how're you doing? >> anthony: really good. good to see you both again. >> marc savoy: good to see you too. >> anthony: how's things? you might call the savoy family cajun royalty. i know them from my last visit, and it's good to see them again. marc savoy was born and raised here in the small prairie town of eunice. together with his wife ann and sons joel and wilson, they make up the savoy family band. they've all been playing music since they were children and share a devotion, a dedication to cajun culture. so, how far does the family go back here? >> ann savoy: marc, here's the question -- how far does your family go back here? >> marc: well, i think back to the american

roxy says toby followed dana to the club that night. >> toby was there?, the guys that were there -- the -- at the front door wouldn't let him in 'cause he was steamin' and he was bein' hot. >> reporter: roxy says that's why dana had asked for a lift home. she was scared of what toby would do to her if he caught up with her. and maybe he did, roxy thinks. she says the bouncer told her he saw a motorcycle near the scene that night. could it have been toby following them? roxy wonders whether toby pounced on dana after she fell from the bouncer's car and lay stunned and helpless on the road. remember adkins had gone looking for help. >> he had enough time to slam her head in that -- side of that road and then be gone 'cause his alibi is four trailers away from her body. that's his alibi. >> reporter: toby adamantly denies having anything to do with dana's death. he also denies he raped dana that afternoon or showed up at the club. >> when you hear the stories that you were there that night, you're sayin' that's baloney? >> that's -- that's total crock. >> s

toby: glad you asked.boone were on set with us he would say guys, it is hard to pick the tops and bottoms. that is what a lot of the xip, oih, other energy related etf's are, trading vehicles. you have to know when you are doing to get in at the right time and exit. that is why we built this, to mitigate the downside but capture the upside associated with energy demand. scarlet: how much downside do you see in oil prices right now? obviously, oil has gone through an interesting patch lately, lots of talk that saudi arabia and russia, opec and non-opec members will be teaming up to increase production once again. toby: the fact that saudi is talking about increasing production is actually a healthy sign. the reason that's happening, you have declines that took place in venezuela, other areas where they are needing to back fill the loss. we look at it holistically. we will go about it in a way, when energy prices come off, we are going to have a benefit with the consumers and such. the price range, it will s

toby: if you want? >> if i can add a littleit on what are possible mate -- ways, i agree with laura that in essence, it has to be some kind of step-by-step. toward thathis phrase or concept, i think maybe be phrased as can a comprehensive deal -- r instance, the release of the u.s. citizens prior to the summit, voluntarily, at least from what was revealed to the media. although there are questions that remain about the explode -- of the nuclear site, things like that. they are done theoretically voluntarily in advance. work onings, if we can getting ath korea reciprocal brooke ward, take showing a big, carrot ahead, i think that would enable the president -- the trump administration to say, we are not taking step-by-step's. they are doing this voluntarily. because of that, we are getting that. this may just be different ckaging of it, but in essence, it has to be step-by-step. add, there is an optimistic reading of what has happened whichs that they ofe committed to a regime not provoking each other, wh

toby mac will be the performer on sixth avenue. buy you breakfast if you like bbq. meanwhile did you see the big debate last night in florida? the congressman joining us live. mark levin talking about what is being done on the southern border because he is after all the ice director, terrible news out of annapolis, the mayor of annapolis will join us with the latest information on the shooting at the newspaper. a busy 3 hours 15 minutes from now. ♪ >> good friday morning california just passed the nation's toughest online privacy a lot of the liberal state is not the only one affected. here is what you need to know. >> tech companies like facebook makes changes to comply to all users, this could have impacts across the board but the new law does say it gives people complete control by tech companies so they will know what personal data these companies are collecting, who they are selling into, what they are doing with it and people have the option of stopping companies from selling their data. facebook surprisingly saying they supp

i was called toby from the day i was born.rother that was two or three older than me. come up and touch her tummy. when the baby coming. my mom said october. he started calling me tober from pre-k to now i have been called toby. brian: even that story is not true i love it fantastic. toby, tell me in particular, how much easier is life now that you have had success and fame? does that allow you to be more creative or make you sit back and be fat and happy? >> oh, man, i'm a worker like i'm a real crafter of songs. >> where were you last night? >> last night i walked off stage at mid knife pennsylvania creation festival. ainsley: what's the best part of the job? >> best part of the job. i mean, i love that i can travel and do shows but quickly get back to my family. ainsley: how many kids do you have? >> i have five kids. my wife and i have five kids. i have a loly jamaican wife named amanda and she is my heart beat. do you know what i mean? ainsley: you need two more to get to seven. [laughter] >> no, we done, baby. we are don

kevin wallace, stan hayes, kim colin, david gast, and toby leavy. actually i think toby leiby already spoke. go ahead, please. thank you. >> hello. i am with the community action network. i am here to oppose the proposed planning code amendment thatis being hurt. no affirmative outreach was done to our organization regarding this proposed amendment and the subsequent scheduling of the agenda item. just on this basis alone, this item should, at the minimum, be poned to allow more time for organizations to digest the sweeping amendment. while this amendment has been introduced as a way to streamline affordable housing approval, it goes far beyond this and includes processes to streamline approval of nonaffordable housing development. this amendment is effectively a means to streamline all new types of development including market rate development. this is highly lematic and misleading. this amendment works to weaken notification protection for members of the public. therefore creating less public participation in the planning process, and less public

secretary general and held her and asked him how germany can remain so economically stable in such toby the times for global trade. your basic premise is that everything's going so wrong and does not trade is now growing at four to five percent that is higher than we've ever had in many years actually you had trade growing at zero minus something and then we have two percent very anemic now ideally should be growing at about seven to eight percent. but it's catching up it could be doing even better at the moment what has been good if it was not because of the last great tension you know it's because we have many many years because of the crisis because we are still suffering the consequences of the crisis but it does not seem to be too affected by these tensions and by but the tensions are creating uncertainty and uncertainty is bad and it's a moment when in the recovery needs to underpin you know to be to be underwritten by all the players exactly if you want that growth to be sustainable you need investments and investors at the moment don't see a stable future trade is growing becaus

en la bolsa lleva pan para sus dos perros, toby y perla.lo. eduardo se emociona. >> Él tiene todo los recuerdos . no aguanta. >> en el interior todo parece detenido en el tiempo. aÚn hay comida de la niÑa en una mesita. >> los recuerdos son los que me daÑan. me duele ver las cosas de ellas dos. >> gerson buscan los alrededores. >> vemos acÁ atrás a ver si veo algo. pero no. sÓlo esta el silencio. >> en rs m sostiene la l todas las hipÓtesis, Él Á bÚsqueda hasta llegar a saber quÉ ocurriÓ con jenny y su hija. por lo pronto dejo una masa de adn y prefiere esperar los resultados. >> despuÉs de una pausa, los retos que enfrentan los sobrevivientes que vivÍan a los pies del volcÁn. >> ya sabes y regresamos? pies del volcÁn. >> ya sabes y regresamos? solamente que nos den una ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. mi hija tiene un sueño, carolina. quiere ser luchadora. ¿y es buena? entrena como un animal. ¡valentina, no! ¡no, no, no, no, no! tranquilo, aquí estamos para ayudar. elige a quien esté aquí para ayudar a

[l la primera buena señal es el ladrido de toby y de perla. también apareció su gatito.n su mirada, gerson sostiene la luz de la esperanza. más allá de todos los pronósticos, de todas las hipótesis, él no se ha rendido y continuará la búsqueda hasta saber qué ha ocurrido con jenny y con shirley. por lo pronto, dejó una muestra de adn y prefiere esperar los resultados. locutor: después de una pausa, los retos que enfrentan los sobrevivientes que vivían a los pies del volcán. >> ¿quién sabe si regresamos? solamente que nos den una oportunidad por ahí, donde poder vivir fuera de peligro. teresa: muchos sobrevivientes tipo de batallas. miden su fuerza ayudando a otros. guian a los suyos. saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. ♪ ¿te cuestan las tareas de limpieza difíciles? las toallitas en la cocina... ...y los aerosoles en el baño pueden no servir. prueba mr. clean magic eraser con durafoam. agrega agua... para usar en la cocina, ...los ba

by al-jazeera is nic clarke on our you tube page now let's get the reaction now from toby cadman who'sa war crimes and international criminal law specialist he's on the line from london thank you very much for your time. what is your reaction first of all to this decision by the i.c.c. to overturn the conviction against. huge disappointment clearly also because. it's going to disappoint you but since it's obviously we will have to wait and see. in the written judgment as a judge is actually decided. all the. details of this. will have to look at and then we'll be able to form an opinion but it's going to be issues and disappointment to obviously. a lot of investment. a very very senior official. involved. eventually. and so. it's going to be a huge disappointment as jumpy had been but was charged with murder rape pillage committed by his militias in the neighboring central african republic in two thousand and two they had been an initial trial of course now they have overturned the second trial talking about procedural error as i know it's very early days here and this news just broke

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

my name is toby dalton. on the codirector of the nuclear policy program here at the carnegie endowment. it's my pleasure to welcome you this morning. thanks to all of you who might otherwise

citizens the blockading countries accused of supporting terrorism a charge that qatar denies well tobycadman is an international human rights lawyer he says the court process will be very slow. qatar has taken an important first step in in taking that to the international court of justice now of course was the united arab emirates is a member and accepts the jurisdiction of the i.c.j. the other members do not so it would only be able to be brought against the u.a.e. at this stage of the proceedings before the into court of justice and fortunately. there will of course be an attempt to to mediate which ordinarily proceeds a full claim being heard which is what we are likely to see now and the un office of the high commission for human rights has has acknowledged that a complaint has been filed against the u.a.e. and so there would ordinarily be this stage of initiating a period of mediation but considering that all other forms of diplomacy have failed is unlikely that the u.a.e. or any of the other states concerned would would engage in that process and so what we're likely to see over

really some smoking gun that that you had and otherwise how could you possibly justify the risk of toby doing that. well again you have to consider where you were october the twentieth the department of justice and the f.b.i. had told the american people repeatedly we finish this investigation there's no prosecutable case there you can rely on that american people and that is no longer true and not in a frivolous way in a highly significant way which is why the department just to start we have to reopen the investigation so what you do. people can see it differently but my view is you can not having spoken about it both the attorney general and i and many others unspoken about you cannot stay silent in the face of that information i guess ever imagine a situation like this but when i ask people what would you do if you were in my shoes and why at the start of that live in the prior to the election hillary clinton was ahead in the polls by around six percent in the national polls week later after your numbers for her lead at the heart of what we also know is the late deciding voters went

a live look at the plasma where toby mac is getting ready for the american summer concert series. area join us. ♪ heather: you are watching "fox and friends first". the gunman suspected of carrying out a deadly targeted attack at the "capital gazette" newsroom will face a judge this morning. jarrod ramos charged with 5 counts of first-degree murder. police identifying all five victims in this bloodbath, four of them journalists, one a sales assistant at the newspaper in an apple as, maryland. jarrod ramos was taken into custody seconds after opening fire in the newsroom with a shotgun and smoke grenade. law enforcement official tell fox news he is not cooperating with police. investigators will unravel a motive as we learn jarrod ramos had a history with the "capital gazette" suing for defamation in 2012 and making social media threats against the paper hours before the attack. the grieving staff at the "capital gazette" banding together, the cover paying tribute to the lives lost. the white house press secretary sarah sanders slamming the deadly attack on journalists, quote, cond

infringement of sprit speech the dutch far right politician can't build it's got a warm reception from toby robinson's supporters as he said robinson was prepared to talk about issues others won't highlight in the past tommy robinson has really done a lot of campaigning on paedophile gangs involving muslim men in certain parts of britain but the facts of their case last month at least crown court were that he was light streaming and was found to have been in contempt of court something he'd been given a three month suspended sentence for before with a warning he'd be jailed if he really offended well he admitted doing so so now he's in jail his supporters say that he's being silenced but he has many critics in holding including the anti racist groups who very protested here in smaller numbers on saturday say that in fact he is very one sided and doesn't highlight similar issues among people convicted of similar crimes on the far right and more more than that his supporters they say are using the the current conviction to try to increase divisions between communities here in britain. and anc

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countries have accused qatar of supporting terrorism something doha strongly denies let's speak to toby cadman nawas an international human rights lawyer he joins us from london thank you for your time so what are we to make of this move by the international court of justice what can you achieve. well i think what we what we've seen certainly over the last few months is attempts to resolve the matter diplomatically which has failed. has taken what what many consider to be a long awaited starts to actually initiate legal action it's important that we focus there was an expert report that came out last week by two leading international legal experts. joan joan dorgan william shavers who who are experts on the international court of justice where they had set out the legal basis for bringing a claim under a particular convention which is the convention for elimination of all forms of racial discrimination and they had stated in their report that there is there is a basis to show that the action by the blockading states constitutes a violation of that convention. has taken an important firs

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. >> reporter: toby walker is head master at his school in san jose. >> it's great to see somebody get this attention at a national level. >> reporter: for everybody in his class, he's a much liked student. he really does well and inspires everyone to think, i can do something that's really special. >> so if they can make it that far again next year, then both qualify to return to the big spelling bee. we're live here in dublin. kpix 5. >> you don't see this every day. how a boat landed in the carpool lane of the east bay freeway. >> i'm dennis o'donnell live in oakland. i heard there was a basketball game but i was here to cover the oakland as who themselves have quite an offense. filled with smoke. the wind had blown and drifted the snow up agains the side of my house blocking the exhaust from my furnace. without the kidde smoke alarm my son would not be here today. had it not been for that carbon monoxide detector, they would come to school and not have their teacher there. i grabbed my fire extinguisher and put out the fire. get these essential products at your local retailer today

. >> -- >> toby walker is head of schools at basis independent silicone valley. >> how do the studentss from around the world? >> we do rank our students international performance. our students here at this school routinely out performing the highest per father or mothering students in the highest performing regions of the wld in math, reading and science. >> how much home work do you have? >> i think like three hours a night which sounds like a lot but that's like the average and i'm taking two aps. >> and you feel like you still have time to be a teenager? >> yeah, ya, i do like three clubs and i do 12 hours of dance a week. i volunteer three hours on weekends. i have time to do like what i want to do. >> anna's mom is the director of engineering at cyber security company. >> i have two kids. my first kid graduated out of basis. my second one is going to basis. if i had a third, that kid would go to basis re.ur ho altugh the focus here too isn stem education, pens and pencils are preferred and cells banned. basis also refuses to rank students. there are no class valedictorians. >> i

and i want to bring in one protester, toby, if you could come in here. this banner caught my eye.i.c.e. that i acknowledge and that of course is ice cube, not i.c.e. as we know it. why are you here today, what particularly made you come out today? >> my family, my daughter, my wife had a visceral experience to what was happening in our country. and i knew i had to be here for her, for the people, for the children that are in these cages, for grandparents, the parents. it was important to me. also as a black man, as slavery is real, i know what it is like to have your family torn apart. i'm still unpacking it myself. so that is why i'm here. >> and what has atmosphere been like today? have you spoken to like minded individuals, have you felt a feeling of solidarity and comradeship? >> definitely solidarity. just reading other people's signs and knowing we're out here together, hearing the people talk, i've had a good time. and it feels important. like it is not a time where i'm like smiling and a good time like that. it is purposeful. i feel like there is purpose in this. >> there

agricultural andpr steeucts, in response toby tariffs imposehe trump administration last week. canada vowed to continue negotiations. iran says it's preparing to ramp up its nuclear enrichment thogram if talks to salvag 2015 nucar agreement fail. the u.n.'s nuclear watchdomesaid iran infthem in a letter of "tentative" plans to start increasing uranium eichment capacity. israel's prime minister warned of iran's intentions in paris today. he's urged european leaders to take a tough stance against tehran. >> ( translated ): ayatollah khamenei, iran's leader, declared that his intention is to destroy the state of israel. yesterday, he said how he would do this, by unlimited enrichment in order to produce an arsenal of nuclear bombs. we are not surprised, we will not allow iran to obtain nuclear weapons. >> woodruff: the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear deal last month and imposed new sanctions on iran. france, britain, germany, china and russia remain in the agreement. a new report says medicare is running out of money even faster than predicted. ole program's trustees say medicare w

thought i had to look this up it might have to smother her tomorrow i've got a capital thing and so if toby i just my motto that i'm going to go and i don't have a dog. that i have. to get in on that but i doubt it so while it. might is a good name but if another human. being and most of the. person and one that has a bit to queen tell him that action can make. so bad if and nor they are tough. but if i don't know convicted i've been mentally. he is a liar gandhi and be a bit must be an attorney bennett but if nobody. at all. or bodies to be out of body and no name has. been minted and we yet been done he. can bust out of. p. my rational mind and it can i would have it actually like my health and if you can i would never hit a guy but a healthy there will you take a shot at the put on your behalf. kiffin was there to do was little fernand to look here. hate that. he might if this were some guitars if. no one had to believe. most of us. you name them after you had a. lot like and i love it i want our bass and the man not only we. muddled up in our head up and out by the body i was too sudden

when i asked the hospital administrators about the replacement plan, both toby was going to be devastating, that convinced me. >> what about the people who can't afford insurance? >> there are gaps there. > what about those gaps? dan: we allow small businesses to pull together, somebody who has four employees, a cost them fortune to buy a health insurance for them. that employee can pull with other employees, you have 5000 people, you can get a cheaper rate and never -- better coverage. that's one of the ways to help people who can't afford health insurance to get it. >> isn't fair to say that you agree here? you are here for a piecemeal approach to dismantling obamacare and possibly -- 3450eu can: no, i think we should outright repeal it. -- michael: no, i think we should outright repeal it. my opponent is saying it is because the hospital said it would be devastating. the reality is, the reason it is devastating to the hospitals is because of the massive cut in medicaid. all of these hospitals receive much more money in the expansion of medicaid. it is not because of the replacement or a

lebanon could become permanent she fled the war in syria in two thousand and thirteen her hometown a toby is now under government control she says the army hasn't allowed to billions to return yet and a new law passed by the syrian government is threatening to confiscate homes of those people who don't prove ownership not out of and i don't even know if we still have a house or if it was destroyed and when we fled we left with nothing so i don't have any documents with me there are millions of syrians like him ahmed who escaped from the fighting with nothing number ten as it is known means they may be stuck in exile international aid agencies say just nine percent of refugees and displaced have their property title deeds with them this is worrying host nations like lebanon where there are over one million we're going to tell you now back to the u.n. security council way the russian ambassador to the u.n. who is also the president he's taken off his presidential cap and he's putting his ambassador cap in this silly event who indeed voted in favor of the resolution brought by the q a it say

infringement of sprit speech the dutch far right politician can't build it's got a warm reception from toby robinson's supporters as he said robinson was prepared to talk about issues others won't highlight in the past tommy robinson has really done a lot of campaigning on paedophile gangs involving mostly men in certain parts of britain but the fact of the case last month at leeds crown court where he was like streaming and was found to have been in contempt of court something he'd been given a three month suspended sentence for before with a warning he'd be jailed if he. found it well he admitted doing so so now he's in jail his supporters say that he's being silenced but he has many critics and calls being including the anti racist groups who got protested here in smaller numbers on saturday say that in fact he is very one sided and doesn't highlight similar issues among people convicted of similar crimes on the far right and more more than that his supporters they say are using the the current conviction to try to increase divisions between communities here in britain. and then sion mus

stuart: yes, toby keith. toby keith.e, a big shortage of truck drivers in this country. come on in jeff flock who is at a truck drivers school in illinois. jeff, i got to believe with the shortage like we've got, there's got to be a line out the door to get into a truck driving school. tell me. reporter: and you know me myself, i'm only about one alleged liberal comment from my last appearance on the "varney" program. it's best to have a backup employment plan. if i were to drive a truck, i'd be assured of the job, stuart. this is the 160 driving academy outside of chicago. 32 schools now. >> 32 from here to laredo, texas. reporter: lowell is the chief driving instructor who has as much experience out there. you have seen this demand? partly truckers and the economy, they're dropping out. >> the demand has been through the roof, and huge labor pool shortage in general. reporter: the 51,000 truckers is the number needed this year. i mean, it's a crazy number, when you think about all the freight that moves and with the ec