deputy of ukraine, author of the draft law dedicated to the register of volunteers and nataliya voronkova, head of the volunteer hundred of volunteers, now there will be news on espresso tv channel with anna eva melnyk and our entire team of journalists we will say goodbye with zintin and on eve good evening colleagues thank you for your work, the news editorial office will continue to work in a few moments i will tell you about the most important news , wait for the beginning of the situation in kherson, one person died in the kherson hospital after the russian shelling of the city. this was reported by the deputy head of the presidential office, kyrylo tymoshenko, four more wounded people were taken to the regional hospital, they are being given medical care, he noted that for the second day in a row, the occupiers are randomly shelling kherson four more torture chambers of russians were discovered by ukrainian law enforcement officers in kherson, liberated from the occupiers, the prosecutor general's office reported, according to the information of the invaders set up their fake law enforcement agencies in the build

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volunteers are doing. >> we are a nonprofit organization. we are a nonprofit organization that we run into a ton of work and we cannot do that without our volunteers. our food bank has hundreds of volunteersghout the pandemic and thousands of volunteers on top of that. once a year, three hours with the scout group and their company. volunteers are critical to what we do. >> we heard about this kind of year in and year out, the challenges that the food banks are facing and we thought, things will get better on the other side of the pandemic but with inflation and all of the uncertainty, what challenges our families and food banks facing at the moment? >> has we got to the beginning of this year, we kind of thought things are kind of looking better . we are starting to see our food distribution drop a little bit . since inflation started to kick in, we have seen that tick up. one out of four families are experiencing some level of food insecurity and the need is as basically as high as it was right in the middle of the pandemic. that is because of play inflation. one out of five were experiencing hunger because they were making choices between food and medicine or gas . now with inflation,

rescuers include hundreds of volunteers who now have to clear out seemingly endless amounts of sludge. >> this is all the mud that came into the compound through the sewers. so we volunteersre trying to help because the state and those in it are not doing their duty. reporter: the storm delayed the arrival of ferries bringing support from italy's mainland. it is not just the speed of rescue that is angered people. the local government is accused of not clamping down on illegal buildings. >> we know this island and town is an area with delicate soil. they should have been more careful. reporter: a significant number of buildings on ischia island haveeduced green spaces and trees, making the soil more susceptible to slides. the national civil protection agency says these land planning violations affect more than 90% of italy's municipalities and they could also face landslides or other natural disasters. brent: in the footballer world cup in qatar match between cameroon and namibia. reporter: it was a first first serbia when they equalized just before the break. they were not done yet. just a minute later, 2-1 serbia at halftime. after the break, serbia stayed in control. b

arrival of hundreds of thousands of fans cows, amir shake some in, been hammered. alfonso toward fif is main operations help here in doha, includes the torments volunteer center. 20000 volunteers from 160 countries of helping to run the events well, she nicea can counts on the support of tens of thousands of bare fans who live in capsule. they were out in force as the team boss arrived in the last few minutes for the hotel in the west bay area. the capital though, hundreds of chinese and supporters, welcoming the team for what will be the 6 world come i play that 1st match next week. against then chris in the coming in is getting loud out the camera friends that are getting ready for the 8th world . many won't be able to make it to cancel, but they'll be doing the best to be seen and heard nicholas tac propose for my own day on how some cameron support is hoping to stand out from the crown after 30 african cup of nations and 8 world cups and gondo picket is heading to cutter ha, but not before putting on the teams. colors. prince deck are with his masterful stroke, is here to help about time and print off. my provision happened houses hard pen people. when i was open simultane

hundreds of thousands of fans, cutters, m. your shake to me a been hum at all fanny towards fif is main operations hub. it includes the tournaments, volunteer center, $20000.00 volunteers from a $160.00 countries are helping to run the event found that the world cap will be able to watch multiple live games in one day. all stadiums are within a 55 kilometer radius of doha. and with your high a card, public transport is free. laura con has been out testing the system for us. ah, i'm at the metro station and how much international airport in carter now got me bouldin's plan for going to be arriving on a daily basis for the people walk up. so today i'm going to head to 3 stadium by the metro and stuff a doctor to see how easy it is to navigate around, caught up with the matches. we played an 8th stadium. alger knew the mama lou sale and they can be reached from the red line education city and i haven't been on the green and stadium 974, and halifax international from the gold. ah, is that true? began operating in 2019 and could reach speeds of a 100 kilometers an hour, making it were the funks. this dr. live streams in the world. this is stadium. 974 as a 30 minute walk a

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of friends and volunteers, including joan. we knew it would be a tough fight, but we thought we had a shot. our campaign grew quickly. it was powered by hundreds of volunteers and thousands of small contributions that kept coming in, and now, as treasurer of my congressional campaign, joan would keep track of the flurry of small contributions that arrived every week. it was a ton of work. and joan also worked on other aspects of the campaign at the same time. as another veteran member of that congressional campaign recently told me, for joan, 3:00 a.m. was as much a part of the normal workday as 3:00 p.m. we won that campaign, and joan was key to our success. so when the campaign ended, i had some very big decisions to make, including who would run our congressional district office. i wanted someone who was dedicated to our community, someone who could manage that important job and, again, someone who i could trust completely. the person who met all those requirements was joan kleinman. i'll admit, and we would all admit, that in those early days, we were flying by the seat of our pants and joan was charged with building out our constituent services program