watching that and seeing the video, knowing that you wrote those lyrics on the battlefield, thinking of your wife and children, who you had basically helped to leave kyiv, and then you have subsequently signed up. tell us more about how you felt making that song. making that song. thank you for callin: making that song. thank you for calling me. making that song. thank you for calling me. it making that song. thank you for calling me, it is making that song. thank you for calling me, it is very making that song. thank you for calling me, it is very important i making that song. thank you for l calling me, it is very important for me to like, translate, make you to understand the lyric of the ukrainian part of this song. so it is a simple story, it is simple but very dramatic. it is notjust only my story, it is the story of millions of people, millions of ukrainian people which peaceful life interrupted the war, and like husbands stay in city and country to defend the country, bu
so many families who do have kids with disabilities like yours haven t been able to escape. i know you re part of an organization called with warmth in your hearts that helps these families. can you tell us about it? yes. in kyiv, we have really big organization who care about kids and families who have the kids with disability. its name is warmth with heart. it had this foundation, a beautiful woman who has also kids with disability. and they stay in kyiv because they have kids, really not transportable kids, absolutely. they are not able to leave ukraine because it s very dangerous for health of kids. so now it s an organization working in another way. they care about families who stay in kyiv who are not able to leave kyiv.
widespread human suffering. that and the u.s. and its allies would respond decisively with swift and severe costs. this is a pivotal moment. reporter: biden s call coming just hours after secretary of state antony blinken spoke for 35 minutes with his russian counterpart, sergey lavrov. the u.s. saying lavrov again denied russia intends to invade ukraine, but adding, lavrov didn t signal russia was prepared to de-escalate, either. we are prepared for whatever should happen. reporter: overnight, the state department ordered all u.s. embassy personnel, except a core team of diplomats, to leave kyiv immediately. the u.s. continues to tell americans here to leave now, saying, the u.s. government will not be able to evacuate u.s. citizens in the event of russian military action. and germany, canada, even russia, are all pulling their diplomats out of ukraine, as are many other nations. the pentagon has ordered about 160 florida national guard troops to leave ukraine, as 3,
critical supply route to the u.s. are now defying a judge s order and could be forcibly removed. new day starts right now. we re always so grateful to have your company on this saturday, february 12th. thank you for waking up with us. good morning to you, phil. good morning, christi. it s not a slow day. it s a packed one. let s start with the crisis in ukraine. the state department is warning all nonemergency staff to leave kyiv. they re urging all americans to get out of the country. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately.
the everybody is trying to leave and there s parts where you can spend several days trying to leave kyiv. obviously we are at a war with a person that denies ukrainian statehood and hates ukrainian culture and ukrainian language, and thinks ukrainians are just bad russians. he thinks we re some kind of a mistake in history and obviously if the russian troops will march into kyiv, then journalists, activists, people who are vocal against russia will have to leave because we re we re facing death. right now the we re showing no, keep