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The bread and butter thing has doubled in size since the start of the pandemic. serving thousands of families and opening hubs in schools and community centres across the north of england. and as prices continue to rise, an increasing number of people are turning to schemes like this to put food on the table. elaine dunkley, bbc news. its heart—warming to see what people and charities are doing. so what is the government doing to help now? most homes in england will get a £150 rebate on counc...

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The day. the united nations says more than 3.7 million people have now left ukraine and gone into the neighboring countries exhausted, hungry. these families in desperate need and thats where our next guests come in to help. joining me now, the cofounders of mercy chefs. theyre serving thousands of meals to refugees in romania. thank you so much for being with us this morning. look, its truly amazing what a hot meal can do to help people through something like this. what kinds of things are you ...

But ive got to have it. >> a lot of people have been talking about wanting to get ice just because its uncomfortable to be in this heat. >> it is medical. it is life and death. i had to take my injection today, and i just feel like, you know, nobody cares about us. so they have here, obviously, the ice. if you want to walk this way, we can show you this here. they have 50,000 mres and emergency meals that people can put a little bit of water in it. 50,000. the captain of one of these companies a...

According to the "new york times" boeing actually has been surveying thousands of passengers for an answer to that question. joining me now, cnns reporter with details on this. this is fascinating. what is the "new york times" finding out? >> reporter: theyve uncovered that boeing has been serving thousands of people from around the world, asking whether or not they would be comfortable getting back on this max jet. 40% of the people that they surveyed in december says, no. not comfortable flyin...

Suspending production of the 737 max jet and the companys ceo was fired. add to that another huge challenge, if and when the max flies again will the flying public feel safe enough to get on board. according to "new york times," boeing has been surveying thousands of passengers to get an answer to that very question. it sure seems that boeing didnt want this information out there, this survey out there. what is it saying? >> its really interesting, boeing is essentially doing sort of behind the ...

Seeking wisdom and counsel from a lot of other godly people in my life that i trust, other pastors, other congregants and just saying, okay, here is the next situation, what should we do in the middle of this? and we just take it a step at a time. >> and going through the storm i think we were in our house, the rectory at the parish, as part of our roof came up and it was myself and my associate pastor and our seminarian thats getting a lot of training right now in disaster recovery and my dog, ...

Places like bevel oaks, sour lakes, pinewood estates. all of them still inaccessible because theres six or eight feet of water on the roads between them. people are coming together here like youve never seen, handing out water in big ways and small. some local restaurants have even come together, shut down business for themselves but serving thousands of meals to evacuees. as for the water here, it is sputtering back to life, literally out of faucets in beaumont. it is starting to come back. off...

Because theres six or eight feet of water on the roads between them. people are coming together here like youve never seen, handing out water in big ways and small. some local restaurants have even come together, shut down business for themselves but serving thousands of meals to evacuees. as for the water here, it is sputtering back to life, literally out of faucets in beaumont. it is starting to come back. officials say once the natches goes down more, theyll be able to get to the main pumps f...

that we seek. the question is, how do we reach that goal? and i am convinced that there is no shortcut to the end of a conflict that has endured for decades. peace is hard work. peace will not come through statements and resolutions at the united nations. if it were that easy, it would have been accomplished by now. ultimately, it is the israelis and the palestinians who must live side by side. >> immediately after that speech, the president met with israeli prime minister benjamin net...