. -- christine saloomey has our report >>> agnes takes two buses and a subway, spending $10 and four hours getting to and from work, where she makes $10 an hour, and she hasn't had a raise in a decade. we're really struggling. i mean struggling bad in the city. we need the $15. cost of living has gone up, transportation, food went up. we need the $15. >> the fight for 15 started with fast food workers and expanded to include other low wage earners like agnes. her union, service employees, is an organiser. >> a lot of groups coalesced around the idea of $15 as a bare york. >> reporter: in response to critics mcdonald's announced it's increasing average pay by a dollar to under $10 for workers at corporate-opened restaurants. workers say it's not enough and will impact only a small majority. they continue to battle, rallying across the country on wednesday outside big-named businesses who can't afford the increase and will have to cut jobs or raise prices. >> $15 an hour is a reasonable thing to do, until you realise someone has to pay for it. the economy needs entry level jobs like th

wage workers are not teenagers, they are mother and fathers. >> reporter: like agnes, they are willing to take to the streets to make their voices heard. >>> in brazil fast food workers are protesting in sympathy saying they can't live on the hourly wages paid by many american corporations. demonstrations took to the streets saying brands like mcdonald's exploit young people in their first jobs >>> historians gathered at forbes theatre in washington d.c. to mark the 150th anniversary of the assassination the u.s. president abraham lincoln, he was shot in 1865 john ruth botes, five days after the surrender of general lee. >> his assassination was a tragic and pivotal event in american history. we can only speculate what might have happened had he lived. yet lincoln does live to this day. in what he would call the bart angels. the man that liberated 4 million enslaved people lives on in every sacrifice women and many make. >> a little nudge to the website aljazeera.com is the address. >> often "america on "america tonight". the last rights. >> why can't he do everything he can? i am doin

. >> reporter: agnes has a long commute to her job as a home health aid.uses and a subway spending $10 as long as four howard just getting to and from work. where he makes just $10 an hour. she says she hasn't had a raise in nearly a decades. >> we really struggling. i mean, struggling real bad in the city. so we need the $15 an hour. because the cost of living gone up. the transportation gone up. food went up. represent went we need the $15. >> reporter: the fight for 15 started with fast food workers. but has expand today include other frustrated low wage earners like agnes her union the service employees international is honoringer. >> we need to put a demand on the table that is real and that would enable to us take care of our family always. so a lot of groups start today coalesce around the idea of $15 an hour as ebber minimum. s in a place like new york. >> reporter: in response to criticses, mcdonald's a can noannounced on april 1st it's increasing average pay to under are just under $10 an hour for workers at corporate-owned restaurants but the wo

, their notes their fathers not just teenagers. >> reporter: and like agnes they'll willing to take to the streets to demand equal pay for equal work. kristin saloomey, al jazeera. >>> india president narendra modi is the first indian prime minister to visit canada in over three decades. three tons of urm uranium over the next five years for its nuclear reactors. >> more than 10,000 refugees have been rescued sis friday but the number of people dying on route is estimated to be ten times higher than that. paulson brennan reports from catania. >> the reception center on the island of lampedusa it's to be another long difficult side on italy's mediterranean. more than 10,000 have been plucked from the water since last friday alone. but the risks are high. some 140 are believed to have drown before being rescued. >> we spoke to them a group of people who mentioned they departed from lynn yaz on the same group. 540 people approximately only 145 were rescued. the remainder died apparently in the mediterranean. >> reporter: boats are not just being abandoned. they are too valuable used. >> l

. >> reporter: agnes maitland has a long come ute to her job as a home health aid, taking two buses and a subway spending $10 and 4 hours getting to and from work where she makes $10 an hour. she said she hasn't had a raise in nearly a decade. >> we are really struggling. i mean struggling real bad in the city. so we need the $15 an hour because the cost of living gone up. transportation gone up. food went up. rent went up. so we need the $15. >> the fight for $15 started with fast food workers and expanded to include others like they continue to battle. . >> we need to put a demand on the table that is real. a lot of groups coalesced around $15 as a ware minimum. especially in a place like new york. >> in response to critic mcdonald's announced itself agrees pay to under $10 for workers at corporate owned restaurants. workers say that's not nearly snuff. and the wage impacts a small majority. they continue to battle. rallying across the country on wednesday, outside big named businesses who say they kant afford the increase and will have to cut jobs or raise prices. >> $15 sounds reaso

the fight started with fast food workers, and increased to workers like agnes we need to put a demand on the stable to enable us to take care of our families. a lot collessed around $15 as a pair minimum. >> in response to critics mcdonald's announced it is increasing pay from nearly a dollar to under $10 work irs say it's not enough and will impact only a small majority. they continue to battle, rallying across the country on wednesday outside big-named businesses who can't afford the increase and will have to cut jobs or raise prices. >> $15 an hour is a reasonable thing to do, until you realise someone has to pay for it. the economy needs entry level jobs like these. >> but the vast majority of people that started move up into higher paying positions within a few years or, in many cases, within a year. >> reporter: agnes, whose husband lives on a fixed income, has been doing her job for 17 years. >> that is a big myth. low wage workers are not teenagers, they are families, mother, fathers, not just teenagers. >> reporter: like agnes, they are willing to take to the streets to make

. >> agnes has a long commute. she takes two buses and a subway spending $10 and four hours just getting to and from work, which she makes just $10 an hour. she said she has not had a raise in nearly a decade. >> we're really struggling. i mean struggling really bad in the city. so we need the $15 an hour. because the cost of live has gone up. the transportation has gone up. and food went up, rent went up. so we need the $15. >> the fight for $15 started with fast food workers and expanded to include other frustrated low-wage workers like agnes. her union is an organizer. >> we need to put demand on the table that is real and that would enable us to take care of oh you are families. and so a lot of groups started to coalesce around the idea of $15 an our as a bear minimum fairness places like new york. >> mcdonald's announced that on april 1st it's increasing average pay by nearly to just under $10 an hour for workers at corporate-owned restaurants, but they say that will not be enough and it will only impact a sma

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