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increase in the number of mobile phones that are registered in mobile networks, e-e, these e-e food networksan increase in the number of products sold, in particular, for bread, there is such an option for indirect education of the number of people who experience the population but again, kharkiv does not return to pre-war indicators for objective reasons, this shelling is regular, this interruptions with light and also with water supply , problems also occur, but again, i want to thank our utility workers, our energy workers, and, of course, our anti-aircraft and air forces our flood defenses that make it possible and even impossible in order to ensure a more or less comfortable life for kharkiv residents - this is not an easy time. what news comes from the same kupyansk and the kupyan district, yes, the other day there was information literally yesterday, as a result of shelling , a woman received an explosive injury, an injury in the izyum district, a man blew himself up with an explosive device, and so on, regular mourning harvests, the dead, injured, contused , yes, kupyan city, kupyans

the biggest food bank network here — the trussell trust — have 10,000 people in this situation. ter a visit to the food bank, alan had an unexpected call to his home. got a knock at the door. 0pened the door and there's these two young men telling me things that they shouldn't have been able to tell me. what do you mean? they knew i needed money. they knew i was struggling. and they knew when i got paid my universal credits, they knew the dates of when i'd be paid, and they said they could help me out. i was desperate, and i thought this was the lifesaver. i thought this was the best thing. here's £500. i can go and do a good shop. i can put electricity on, and i can relax a bit. you go to your bank, go to anywhere else for a loan, it's paperwork, paper this, paperwork that. these boys had the cash in their hand. so how did the loan sharks know that alan was so vulnerable? he's told us that he recognised one of the men who came to his door from his localfood bank. he'd seen him sitting in a car watching outside as he and others queued to get help. an indication that loan sharks a

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he's the most extreme terrorist chef since the food network finally cancelled "osama bin cookin'."rible show. why would they give him that show? why on earth? back in america, the big political story this weekend was that kyrsten sinema announced she is leaving the democratic party and registering as an independent. that is shocking. kyrsten sinema was a democrat? ( laughter ) ( applause ) this announcement-- she was a what? this announcement came on the heels of raphael warnock's victory, which guaranteed the democrats full control of the senate. ( cheers and applause ) there you go. so, naturally, sinema decided to make it about her. she's like the person who shows up to your wedding wearing white, or goes to your funeral in a coffin. ( creaking ) "oh, this old thing?" ( laughter ) see it's a-- ( applause ) this is huge news and would be even bigger if it changed anything, because sinema said she expects to keep her same committee assignments, which means she'll caucus with the democrats, and told arizonans "nothing will change about my values or my behavior." so rest assured. sh

outtake caught the eye of a food network executive. >> she said i was making something and i took a spoonfulasted. this is really good. and martha stewart crews said, cut, you can't talk with your mouthful. i was like, why? it's a cooking show. >> reporter: garten told network executives she didn't want a show, but eventually gave in with a caveat. instead of an adoring studio audience, she insisted more intimate affair in her kitchen. she directed the cameras to come closer so it felt like a dinner party. one of the things i'm fascinated by, there are a lot of people who watch your show who don't cook. what do you think the appeal is? why are they watching you cook? >> i think there was a time when mom was in the kitchen cooking for us. i think people feel like they're hanging out with me and i'm cooking for them. >> reporter: when you're cooking, it's not about look at me. >> it's never about look at me. i'm like don't look at me. i'm just the opposite. it's funny. i have a friend who said everybody else is like look at m. look at me. pay attention to me. i'm like, well, this is what i do.

food pantries. people are turning to our network to get the food they can't afford for themselves right now.ng to be with us for an extended period. i think working through it will take a long time. and so we're preparing for elevated levels of demand for many months to come. >>? how do you prepare for that? >> well, i think what's key for us to prepare for it is, one or we have to continue to receive financial support from the community. we are working up closely to make sure they understand the demand we're seeing to get more of that support coming. we are continuing to grow our relationships with the private sector who supports us with food donations so we have the food we need to meet all the needs of the families we're serving. >> similar to the height of the pandemic, we heard people say i never thought i'd be in this situation, you know, where i would rely on my food pantry, where i would need this kind of assistance. are you hearing that same sentiment from people who are grateful you're there and available but never thought they would find themselves in had predicament. >> what we s

you know that the food distribution network is very relevant right now.interested in the drug distribution network. drugs, i do not quite understand that anatoly sergeevich let's not waste our time with bags, he came to his senses and testified. well, if he is so pleasant, i want to remind you that a purely cordial confession will ease your lot in court. well, i think you yourself know about it. nikolaevich we have here prints and a picture of a lady who visited meshkov and joined fedya in an unequal battle. we are leaving for styopa. all right, let's go. believe me, believe me. i'm vintik vintik is exactly the same as the guys who send me messages. i'm taking the team down. where to pick up where to take. who writes to you? i don't know, i 've never seen him. listen i was forced. believe me i told you i took the loans i borrowed money and could not give. i got hooked on this one . they made me. i don't think you understand the gravity of your situation. you will be talked to about drugs elsewhere. now we're talking about murder, right? i don't know anyth

absorb job losses, health crises, loss of a loved one, divorce, and don't need to rely on a food pantry network to meet basic needs. >> a lot of families are grateful. i'm wondering, too, how you were uplifted by having the ability to help out so many families in great need? >> well, we're inspired every day by our network of partners and supporters. we have 700 community partners for ow food bank. 60,000 across the country working with food banks. they're led by volunteers who are there just wanting to trach care of their neighbors or inspired by our financial donors, our own volunteers. and in particular we are inspired by the neighbors we are serving who are just being resilient, resourceful in how we are dealing with the challenges. we have lots of inspiration. and we're fortunate to have all these partners that we can go and serve our neighbors in need. >> i know a lot of families and individuals are grateful for the family that you all are, that you represent to be able to help out each other in the way you do. >> well, we appreciate that. and support your local food bank. right now, more

if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery networkge our mission. >> to me the most important part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding ways to feed people. it's property to bring the scientific and human element into the situation. >> welcome everyone to union square my name is marissa rodriguez and i'm executive director of union square alliance. what a beautiful, sunny welcoming day here in union square. [applause] we are in the heart of san francisco, the crown rule, union square where the holidays are synonymous with union square. i just want to take a moment to acknowledge all the folks behind me today. it takes a village to ensure that our community is safe vibrant and beautiful as it is today. this time last year,

food comes last." anna from texas. the feeding america networkbillion meals to people in need each year. "i thought pantries were for less fortunate people, but anybody could be less fortunate in a day or even a second." claire from virginia. "now i can provide food for my family again. it's not a handout, it's a hand up." liam from ohio. no one should have to worry where their next meal will come from. together, we can end hunger. learn more at feedingamerica.org (calm compassionate music) >> . >> the question on the table which one wins christmas is it for war is over or paul mccartney for a window wonderful christmas time? we are going to the red team which one is it? >> we like war is over stimulated with the social justice warriors. >> paul mccartney having a wonderful christmas time. [applause] paul mccartney. we want christmas it was probably draped in tinsel tinsel or pretty? what do you think they said? >> try to clean that up later it is impossible. >> . >> name have another shot. >> we asked 1000 americans which movie is better a chris

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yes survey by the independent food network found that 91% of food banks had seen greater demand thise, separate year. meanwhile, separate figures suggest that 69% of food banks had seen a fall in food and cash . bring more on what's and cash. bring more on what's been dubbed a tsunami of need. kathy bland the chair of trustees at lehman's food bank. good morning . tell us, how big good morning. tell us, how big is trend being and what types of people are you seeing coming to a food bank these days as opposed to before ? so we've seen opposed to before? so we've seen over double the number of people that we saw last year. we're little market town in that we wouldn't expect to see hundreds of people . but in december alone of people. but in december alone this year we saw 465 people. we're open , so we've not even we're open, so we've not even been the last of december figures yet. last we saw, over a thousand people this year to thousand people this year to thousand 400. we've already given out . and that's food given out. and that's food parcels that we've given . and parcels that we

food. but i've been several instances where elderly people who don't have family, who don't have the social network over found because they died because of lack of food. but that is very hard. i cannot even think how difficult it must be for disabled people to live in this stage in the country. i think that it is, it is very, very difficult. and one more. yeah, yeah, go ahead, please. technically, the local governments are supposed to be a good job of supplying helping people who are locked downs. but of course lock downs, including shanghai were imposed some early and in fact a cause. so we shortages and made it much more difficult for people and is not just accurate of the pool, but also human high income people made it difficult for them to gain access to fluid and so on. so as a result, there was salvation. of course, a lot of other shortages as well that affected the lives of the people. i mean, this is horrifying that a policy that is now 3 years old is not, is not working in a way that is smooth, that is humanitarian. now that the knowledge is known about what happens when we separate from e

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ukraine to clean up my pets and warm up food on radiators the french are ready to shorten school hours european economy without borders. cleaned social networks after the dirty deeds of biden jr., elon musk revealed total censorship of twitter to maintain the level of material security of certain categories of workers budgetary organizations from the reserve fund of the president of belarus will be allocated over 130 million rubles. the corresponding decision was supported by the head of state. the decision that the corresponding allowances must be paid was already made by the president. earlier, you know the allowances, which means that medical workers received, uh, a permanent, say, such a permanent basis in the form of a normative act. in the fall, it means that they added additional allowances to employees of preschool institutions. now, as it were, the final stage of this process all allowances. that is why they have been determined in the near future, and a corresponding resolution will be adopted. as first deputy minister of health elena kratkova noted, salaries in the healthcare system have already increased by 55% compared to the dac

people are going because they're peopl like myself, like cariol and the buffalo mutual aid network who are delivering foodstling people and going on search missions and doing wellness checks. it is the people buffalo that have been taking care of one another and there's been an abject failure on the part of our city government to make sure those things are being done. as caroil alluded to, there's a lot of victim blaming going on. the story being told is about hooting but what i know is i am not looting because i am in a comftable home, i have power, food, and resources. when a cmunity is -- does not have resources, creates a kind of conditions where folks who are already in desperate situations and in needy times feel more afraid they won't be able to get their basic needs met. amy: how me warming centers are there in buffalo with this freezing cold weather? cayou hear me? >> i can now. amy: how many warming centers are there in buffalo? the city of buffalo has -- centers open. i live very close to a private college, so it opened its doors independently of any collaboration with the city. there were a lo

one, 53 million people in this country access the charitable food system and since that time, we've only seen in the feeding america network most recent survey of feed america food banks, 80% said demand is increased or remaining at elevated levels. what this means is there is no doubt these increased food prices is driving more demand to america's charitable food system. neil: what do you do? you have to deal with those dynamics. >> it is a real challenge because the same food prices are impacting the ability to respond. food banks rely on donated food and people have been incredible generous. companies and folks in communities all over the country but having to purchase additional food to meet high demand. 70% of food banks told us they plan to purchase more food this year than last year. it's not a core part of our business model. 43% of the feeding america food banks will be operating in a budget deficit. what we are doing is talking to folks all over the country just like we are doing today to encourage people to give to their local food bank, give to feedingamerica.org and food companies and others who have the abili

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