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toby, thanks so much for joining us.ant to ask you about the impact of all of this on children in ukraine. but first of all, just your response to the ukrainian deputy prime minister urging the u.n. to push for humanitarian hurdles to get around 100,000, they say, that are trapped in mariupol out. are you finding from what you've seen in a month that you spent there these humanitarian corridors are working? >> yeah. thanks so much. well, the u.n. has been calling for these humanitarian corridors for a while and everyone has, because what it means is that children and women who are trapped in areas of heavy fighting in mariupol and other areas can get out safely. but unfortunately, that's not happening at the moment. what we're seeing, when people do come out, they're essentially taking a massive risk to their own lives. i met children in the intensive care unit who couldn't get out of areas of heavy fighting because the was no safe passage given. and we continue to call for that because it's absolutely urgent. >> indeed.

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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, you've been in afghanistan, syria, nigeria sudan.hanks so much. the scale of the situation in terms of displacement, the destruction is massive. and that is, of course, a massive issue for every child who has been affected. i think what we're seeing in ukraine is that every day this war goes on, the suffering gets worse and worse. and actually, yesterday i was at lviv at the railway station again. the station was packed with women and children who have been fleeing areas under heavy fighting. and what was particularly disturbing was when i spoke to a 16-year-old called sasha in an area in the southeast, he spoke with the lack of fearful the fear had gone. it was like, he was so used to the shelling, the fighting already, that he had no fear anymore. and he was just not sure where the journey would take him next. and mothers talking about their 9-year-old sons and daughters saying, i tell them that, not to watch the fireworks tonight. to stay in the shower. they didn't have a basement to go to so they get in the shower. >> sometimes i

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and that some they, they can go back home to ukraine. toby flicker is the chief of communications and partnerships at unicef. you recently visited children's hospitals in ukraine. they asked him about his impressions there. the impressions are horrific. i mean, 1st food children and hospitals are there because they've been wounded. they've been hit during heavy fighting, even in areas where they've been besieged. also when they've been trying to get out of areas of heavy fighting. but also then there are other children who have underlying medical conditions issues. so i was not to the other day where i met a mother and a nearly 2 year old daughter. they spent 30 days on the ground in a metro station in car kid had had cancer form of cancer before that you can only imagine the health impact of that ending 30 days underground, sheltering from bombs from a right. sorry. it's actually heretic, and now she's been hospital trying to recover from that will deal very hard to say exactly what the logically impact will be because she's a young, very young girl. clearly it will be long lasting a

but toby keith is the second dog to hold this title. the prior record holder was an australian cattle dog who died at 29 years old. that was back in 1939. such a cutie the year. >> all right. well, and it appears that it's not just human teenagers. love their cell phones or humans in general. the gorillas too. zoo keepers in chicago where we've got this teen girl is addicted to cell phones and is becoming antisocial. this is 16 year-old and you spent a lot of his time looking at guess phones wasn't spending time with his other companions. he's got a tweet in post on my g, of course, his addiction got to the point where he seems to be isolated from everyone else on the animals. you're so now the zoo. as for bidding visitors from showing their phones in the guerrilla to try and help him control his addiction hopefully get a handle on that. coming up in the next hour, the biggest for 20 celebration is back in the bay today. >> why the festival is getting a couple of changes this year. and friends and family are remembering the life of mari

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let's a brand, toby frick her. he's a uni serve spokesman, who joins us from a short and west in ukraine. mr for you'll unicef team was in chrome at all today when you talk happened. could you tell us more about that? yeah, that's right. thank starting the new stuff on today. so we had a team in climate, so scott, at the time, and i just been on the phone to them, actually. they were actually offloading some supplies for the hospitals that they submitted medical equipment, some hygiene items, and they were handing those over to the local administration. when the sound of the bangs happened, and clearly everyone realize something serious was happening at that time. like the new situation ran out to respond. and that was the situation. so that happened just just a little bit earlier. so it won't do you know about the train station. how busy is it usually? so credentials, train station is a very busy session and in fact it has been for a long time. i've been there a number of times when i've been working in easton ukr

authorities, is so crucial and you ever want to, you know, so if you're doing very, very important work, toby ricker with unicef. joining us tonight from the new pro in ukraine, thank you. south africa is cleaning up after one of the biggest natural disasters in its history. devastating floods triggered by 2 days of intense rain. this week have killed nearly 400 people in the region around the port city of durban. d w, corresponded adrian creech reports tonight. from up lay look like toys, but they are heavy shipping containers moved away by floss, sachi and harry suncoast companies store 1500 containers at this depot. they are now trying to recover them. what added to this sir? atrocity is the looting deleted earth offices, digital computers. they basically cut all the cables from diseases fridges of microwaves, area spares, whatever was there, whatever the could salvage it to be basically took it out. so although a hard work, you know, but it is what, it's what it is we just have to label from you. but the 1st question for the team is, where do you even start? you can see this massive destr

they wish the war would come to an end, and that some they, they can go back home to ukraine. toby for acre is the chief of communications and partnerships at unicef, recently visited children's hospitals in ukraine. they asked him about his impressions there. the impressions are horrific. i mean, 1st food children and hospitals are there because they've been wounded. they've been hit during heavy fighting, even in areas where they've been besieged. also, when they've been trying to get out of areas of heavy fighting. but also then there are other children who have underlying medical conditions issues. so i was enough to the other day where i met a mother and nearly 2 year old daughter. they spent 30 days on the ground in a metro station. in car kid had had cancer form of cancer before that you can only imagine the health impact spending 30 days underground, sheltering from bombs from a right. sorry, it's actually heretic, and now she's been hospital trying to recover from that will deal very hard to say exactly what the logically impact will be because she's a young, very young girl.

here with me now is toby flickered, chief of -- for unicef.ou. >> toby, one of the questions i want to ask you, is it's one nearly 1.5 million ukrainian children have been displaced outside of the country. how are the surrounding countries dealing with and bringing in, absorbing them in? particular when it comes to education. the reason i ask, when we saw similar surge of serbian children moving into lebanon for what seemed to be a temporary time, that had a huge disruption on the academics and the education system there. so, i'm curious, how is unicef helping navigate that and how are the countries absorbing them and their ability to actually educate these children? >> yeah, thanks so much for having me and unicef on. it's a massive challenge, obviously, when you have so many children on the move. both inside ukraine but, as you, said outside the country. there he's protection red sox, first of, all to protect those children. make sure there with people who are nurturing, caring for them. but then to provide some normality. normality made sch

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good toby, roger pox and his government stepped down. now the singular tamara traditional new year on the 13th and 14th of april, livia is a big thing yet in alaska. but the protest as and those coming here to these protest ground don't seem to be missing anything. in fact, we saw quite a few people in that new year best, you know, dressed up to the nines, but still here under these scorching skies coming. some of them holding national flag, some of the holding posters. a wanting to be part of this. 5 6 movement essentially, that is calling for a go, toby, roger, pox and his government to go home. now the government has tried a number of mean to trying to appease the protest, says they 1st had the entire cabinet resigned. those talk of appointing a new cabinet, but that hasn't really materialized. the president extended an invitation to all the sort of partner lions parked parties within the government that had stepped out to sit as independence in parliament. but no, there was no ticket. so there's still a lot of back room negotiations

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

a steel plant from this toby and nightmare smoke and fire as far as the i can see. outside the city, satellite photos show would appear to be mass graves. they could hold the remains of thousands of people while civilians are stuck here, the remaining fighters are defiant, hold up underground in a network of tunnels. little this, this, i say that while we are here, mary paul remains under the control of ukraine. he, mary paul, was and always will stay ukrainian, no matter what they say. russia claims to have liberated the city. they bombed for weeks with impunity and says they'll keep those in the steel plant trapped. there will never succeed. us president joe biden said mary, a pull was still in ukrainian hands and urged russia to open humanitarian corridors to let more civilians leave her. we know about her a vacuum ease. who made it to the city and sat parisha struggled to describe the devastation of their home city. them thursday, friday or some hell is what's happening there. it's not possible them could just re tell it. would you? russians are killing people f

will toby cabman joining us now from london? he's a human rights lawyer and he's an international criminal court specialist. good to happy with us, and i'll just to thank you very much. indeed. i lot of countries don't recognize the rulings of the i c. c. how effective is it? good morning. thank you. yes. so there are a number of countries, russia being one of them, doesn't recognize the jurisdiction and as not signed up to the clinical. i mean, it is an important institution because it's, it's permanent in special criminal court, has been handed by lack of funding. it has been handed by lack of cooperation by states. so we had the situation previously with last year sudan who was indicted genocide and was not handed over. so he has had difficulties in establishing its legitimacy and being able to go off to the right kind of suspects that we have a new new prosecutor who has taken a very strong position all the situation ukraine. and we have to make sure that the cc is given the support and the funding so that he can do his job

toby rice is ceo of eqt.elcome. >> thank you. >> let's get to the phrase unnecessary in a moment but i guess the question to begin with is do you have any supposition as to why prices jumped so much today? what happened? >> i think people started to do the math and looking at the situation. there's really just bullish indicators on natural gas. you mentioned storage lower by 15% than the 5-year average. look at the supply response. taking time to catch up. people are starting to see the realities of what this traditional underinvestment in traditional energy led to. and the bright spot is that this is a -- i believe that the prices are unnecessarily high and we can do more if we are able to to lower the prices and provide cheap source of energy to americans. >> let's explore the comment you just made that the prices are unnecessarily high and we can do a lot more if we're able to. that sounds like if you are allowed by government presumably to do more explain why you say prices are unnecessarily high and what

the kremlin denied any involvement. toby flicker is unicef spokesperson, and he is in western ukraine. mister flicker, i'm told your team, the unicef. tim was incremental risk today when the attack happened. that's right. yeah, no, thank you. so on we did, we had it even from a source today. they were delivering some supplies, medical equipment, hygiene items to the local authorities for distribution to hospitals in the area. and we also have supplies going in yesterday as well. but seeing we're, we're on loading and offloading the supplies when they, um, bang. and that was obviously when the situation happened. and then they had to, they had to move out quite quickly from cremmit to us. but it's an area where we've been working for many years. we have an office in criminals. we've been covering that whole area during the conflict in east them ukraine. i'm so clearly so horrific situation and the protection of civilians and children is absolutely are. i can you describe to us what your team shared with you in terms of who was there at the time of the attack at the train station. well,

. >> advising this team, toby and bill. veteran, high-profile attorneys from dallas.ickly named special prosecutors. >> once you get over the initial shock and disbelief that the prosecutor, and somebody you know has been murdered. your professional trainer kicks and. and that's where toby and i stepped up and volunteer to help in that role. >> the crime seemed to be wet every fears, a revenge hit for putting away a bad guy. that struck a chord that reverberated from kaufman to dallas. throughout texas, and beyond! >> i think every judge, every defense attorney, every prosecutor has that in the back of their mind. >> does it send a chill for everyone when one of your own is killed like that? >> it does. whoever did this obviously crossed a line. and it starts making you think, what you do for a living, and your family members, and their personal safety. >> the initial theories where as numerous as the hundreds of cases that mark had prosecuted. the first place to look was right in kaufman county. where mike was a prosecutor for three years. >> the big questions that w

is toby. i and then i realized like oh he uses to be a on, you know, angelus fatalist github reddit, you know twitter like i mean pretty much medium, etc, etc that were i think 16 places that i found and then two weeks after that we were also able to get the email address on that account. which was the name of the exchange at toby.ai? so, you know, he he controlled that domain. i also eventually later found out he used with another source that he used an email address and that person knew that to end and at toby.ai. so, you know i felt that evidence was very good and the publisher definitely agreed like okay. this is definitely a good scoop. and so we pushed the publication yet again. and so yeah, so then finally it came out last week on 22 22, which somehow sort of sums up how magical that whole last bit of it. like, you know, just i described it as like a comment from out of nowhere is very rude goldbergian. it was so last minute. but yeah, that's that's how we were were able to break that.

toby, thank you so much for joining us. thanks for everything unicef is doing.y two-thirds of all ukrainian children have been displaced from their homes. what do these kids need right now? >> yeah, that's right. massive displacement of children inside ukraine. also then in borders like poland. what these children need is to be cared for, to be nurtured by their mothers, by their family members they're with. where children who couldn't get out of areas of heavy fighting have ended up in intensive care, but also the emotional support, the trauma they've lived through as quickly as possible to really cut towdown on the long-term imt of that as we can in this critical period. >> president zelenskyy says tens of thousands of people have been killed in the southern port city of mariupol. how devastating with the situation there for children? >> yeah. the situation in mariupol is devastating. there's a disregard to civilian life. we see children, families, communities under attack and they're sheltering in basements underground. if they can even stay alive, then the n

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toby, thanks very much for joining us. how desperate is the rush to get out as ukraine announces that this new russian assault has begun? >> yeah. thanks so much, wolf. i mean, it's desperate for sure. and it's desperate because of the imminent sort of potential scale in the fighting and also found as i spoke to in the southeast here, we have come from the school and we spoke about empty shelves in soup mashgs and other challenges not just the imminence of a scaleup in fighting. so there are multiple challenges effecting children. we saw the playground just then empty. it's a tragedy to see those scenes. and now with the attacks yesterday in lviv as well, we know very few places are safe for children in ukraine. >> well, what about -- does the deadly russian strike on lviv in the west raise the fears of for anyone, anywhere in the country right now trying to get out to safety? >> that's right. we have millions of children on the move inside ukraine. moving mostly to the west to find safer areas. and then you have the strik

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toby keith's owner feels lucky to have him in her life for two decades.f there. two strangers jumped into action border collie struggling to get out of a weed-filled lake. and went back and got inflatable pool tools and floated on in there and got the pup to bring him home. dog's name was jackson reunited with very grateful owners. quick thinking. a lot of weed. >> joey: last monday, a first grade teacher was in the classroom when the mother surprised her by stopping by. here we go. look at this. 11 months in iraq and syria. her daughter was a teacher. she stuck around and read books to the kids. school was in on it. i love these videos. >> dana: can't get enough of them. >> judge jeanine: i love them, too. that's it for us. "special report" is up next and bret baier is going to come on in a second. >> bret: i am in one second. and here i am. port of l.a., very windy here, judge. all right. breaking news this moment. the centers for disease control, the cdc saying that they are in fact recommending that the mandate for masks for transportation continue. m

soob the ceo came up and his als was toby ai.e uses it i think there were 16 places i found and two weeks after that we were also able to get the e-mail address on that account which was the name of the exchange so he controlled that domain and i later found out another source that he used and the e-mail address and that person ended at toby ai so we pushed the publicationon yet agn and then finally it came out on 22 how magical that happened. >> is there any chance of bringing this alleged attacker to justice? >> there is a limit. about an incredible work finding this potential hacker. so from there what is your biggest take away upon learning about the people. this really represents the moment. one other thing i mentioned i feel like a lot ofes people feel these technologies are sort of bloodless and a sterile and know the personalities involved really make a difference. one thing we've talked about a lot with the people that created the dow once i went to them and said i have a good suspect because here was the thing not ionly

toby keith, this is second dog to hold this title. prior record holder was an australian cattle dog died. 29 years old. that was in 1939. that is get a last check of your 4 zone forecast with a live look at the conditions at sfo. all right, lars, bring us home. yeah, hey, guys, you know, got storm clouds brewing out there. so the a's. >> have changed the time of their game tomorrow. so if you plan ahead to the game, it has been moved. it was going to be just after 6 o'clock in the evening. they moved that up a bit. the 3, 0, 7, in the afternoon. i plan on some increasing clouds throughout the day. there's a chance you still could see some showers. so if you head into the game, you won't want to prepare for that as well. breezy conditions out there. temperatures in the mid 60's for that first pitch. hey, here's the storm system that's off the coastline. this they're going to be the beginning of several days of rain around the bay area's. that storm begins to move a little bit closer right now. looks like that will move into the north b

the chihuahua named named toby keith achieve the guinness world record title on march 16th at the age21 years and 66 days old. the typical lifespan of his breed is normally between 12 and 18 years , toby keith's owner adopted him from an animal shelter when he was just a few months old, the prior record holder for oldest dog alive was an australian cattle dog. who died at the age of 29. this was way back in 1939. all children and copy might sound not sound like a good combination with elementary school students in arizona are proving how the two can actually mix coming up tonight at six, the man accused of stabbing and killing a 15 year old girl at her high school appears in court for the first time, and prosecutors vowed to make him pay. it's just senseless. it is maddening, and it is an example maddening, and it is an example oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so

they will only look back once a present good toby roger boxer and his government stepped down. now the singular tamar traditional new year on the 13th and 14th of of april of year is a big thing yet in alaska. but the protest as an those coming here to these protests grown don't seem to be missing anything. in fact, we saw quite a few people in their new year. best unit dressed up to the nines, but still here under these scorching skies coming or some of them holding national flag some of the holding posters wanting to be part of this. 6 movement essentially, that is calling for a go, toby, roger proctor and his government to go home. now the government has tried a number of mean to trying to appease the protesters. they 1st had the entire cabinet resigned. those talk of appointing a new cabinet, but that hasn't really materialized. the president extended an invitation to all the sort of partner alliance part parties within the government that had stepped out to sit as independence in parliament. but no, there was no ticket there still a lot of back room negotiations going on b

so a things that they're like doing toby, as americans disagree and instead of sitting down and trying to divide you know, divide zillow. this is the. * this is my palm and then tied to exist as it was doing the called the law. and i think that there is a understanding in the west on how to run foreign policy. they become too liberal or heavy illusion say about what the international relations please. and this result of that for the army misperceptions on both sides. now. 6 i think it from your writing that you take the full selma of national interest rather than morality as the ultimate measure of any policy you wrote that and i'm hearing that no country is allowed to gamble on its very existence. and i think that's pretty clear. and how israel conducts itself on the international stage. but if we look at the ration from that perspective in russia, have a choice and then to act militarily with ukraine becoming increasingly militarized and increasingly hostile to russia. this is what i want to clarify. a country has no white, no model to commit suicide. and so for a test to act upon it

. >>> and toby keith has broken a record for longevity. no, not the singer.hua of his namesake turned 21 years and 66 days old on march 16th. that's when the guinness book of world records confirmed him as the oldest dog alive. the average chihuahua lives about 12 to 18 years. his secret, his owner says a healthy diet and a loving home. >>> coming up only on "cbs mornings," oprah winfrey announces her next book club selection, and we'll hear from the author. i'm diane king hall. this is the "cbs morning news." homegrown tomatoes...nice. i want to feel in control of my health, so i do what i can. what about screening for colon cancer? when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers, even in early stages. early stages? yep, it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. consider it done. >>> our top stories this morning -- the justice departme