and everyone was comparing her to josephine baker.nd i think how she was different from her similar, but she refused to perform. i think kind of out of deference to josephine baker. she really just wanted a break from performing. so paris for her was actually a respite. she didn't go there to promote her career, but really to save it through this operation. and what i really am struck by this portrait, which is so beautiful, you can see her shyness. this portraitist has really picked up on that. she's a big performer, larger than life on stage. and she's wearing this red dress with incredible jewelry on it. really beautiful jewelry against the green backdrop. so it's very striking. but she's enclosing her body protectively with her arms and not meeting her eye, looking away. so i think it's a very you know, it's a really interesting take on a complicated person. who is this and what did she go to paris to do? yes, nancy. elizabeth proffitt, an artist that is not as well recognized as she should be. this is a recurring theme in this ex

so from her new home in salt lake city, baker filed a claim with.innesota department of human rights, the mdh, are charging the taxpayer with sex discrimination. sex had only just been added to the list of protective categories in the minnesota human act that very year. in 1969, and baker's of this new category signals her belief that this law applied to both cis and trans workers. her attorney explained to reporters on november 26, 1969, quote, it's a classic case. she was obviously qualified to perform the job when she was a man and in fact, baker was replaced by a man at the tampa. unfortunately after nine months of investigation mdh are investigating later alvin mcfarland agreed that the team provided sex and legal workplace protections. that's not the part. the unfortunate. that's a good thing. what is unfortunate is that his supervisor did not agree. and on june 2nd, 1970, mdh commissioner stopes had closed baker's case based on a unilateralist that quote, change of sex is not sex within the meaning of the minnesota state act against discrimin

today, different countries have their own traditions bakery, they have them... the bakers and masters of the capital's bakery number 6. aromatic tasty bread and not only that, their pride their glory. the products are praised because they are tasty, they are tasty because they are made with soul, with the soul of the people who work here, therefore they are still relevant will be relevant for many years to come. as part of the largest bakery enterprise in belarus, minsk khleboprom, there are six bakeries, bakery number six is ​​the youngest, it was put into operation in december 1981, for four decades now, here products are manufactured without which it is difficult to imagine everyday life. plant number six produces bakery products, pastries, confectionery. we are located in the area for the production of puff pastry products, in this area the process of kneading the dough and forming its products, puff pastry, takes place. our product range is very diverse, these are frozen dough and... empty blanks, semi-finished products of high readiness and finished products, such as kurasans wi

now, up until this point, baker, while unjust, is unfortunately far from unique. mid-century advances in u.s. sexology had offered some gender crossers like baker an increased level of medical and identity affirmation. but these individuals, if outed, still had little choice to relocate and start life again somewhere else. workplaces were especially precarious spaces. as my esteemed co have argued out, gay federal workers who were subjected to cold war, anti-gay propaganda and mass dismissals. what has been become known as the lavender and the private sector was not necessary. we much better right. openly or outed gay and trans workers were particularly vulnerable to exploitation or harassment by unscrewing useless employers. given long history of precarity for visible, illegible trans people, it's unsurprising that baker might be immedia it's unsurprising baker might be neatly fired after she was out at work or that she would respond i relocating to a city over a thousand miles away. what is surprising is what happens next. so from her new home in salt lake city,

there's also a forward from secretary of state james baker. i don't know anyone still that has a a forward from kissinger and a preface from baker. so congratulations alone that and now let me quote myself in the endorsement to stu's book. my reads a brilliant analysis the ins and outs of diplomatic dealmaking from one of our country's finest public servants and global affairs practitioners. eizenstat superb writing sharpened and in-depth interviews offer unique insights into what diplomacy works? when it fails and when the use of force becomes necessary. it's a must read for anyone with an interest in how diplomacy leadership works and how it doesn't. so over the past eight years, major international agreements spearheaded by american diplomats, negotiators from the marshall plan to the opening china to more recently the accords have transformed the world and advance peace and prosperity and security. familiar in the past and today u.s. diplomats and negotiators and foreign policy practitioners have worked behind the scenes and the klieg ligh

this sweet, fluffy overseas bun has conquered the whole world, but it is not so easy for future bakers to master the technology of its preparation. every detail is important here, otherwise the dough will not rise and the bun will turn out soggy and tasteless - explains nargiza. she has had notes with dough since early childhood. since 5 years old, as i remember myself, in my own life, i am with my grandmother. in the kitchen, she is cooking something there, i repeat after her, she loved vareniki very much sculpt at 5 years old, can you imagine? a sincere love for cooking, especially baking, led the girl to this specialty, as well as all her classmates. students are ready to feed people right now, they are often hired while they are still studying. at the same time , an amazing situation is developing in the second: enterprises are declaring a personnel shortage. at the same time , colleges and technical schools have significantly increased the number of budget places over the past few years, here alone last summer the competition was 17 applicants per place, the figures themselves the

and it is not only bakers who are lacking.ineers, drivers, loaders and even general workers do not go to work for bakeries. in trade unions, the general. our salaries do not correspond in many regions, let's say, to the labor market that exists, that is, we are not competitors with the same, with the same meat processing, poultry farms, and even the dairy industry. dmitry semenov sees the solution to the problem only in raising wages by 20-30%. but how to do this without changing bread prices in a market economy is a question. bread is one of the main socially significant products, the prices of which, despite inflation, are tried to be kept down by the producers themselves. in retail chains , products from local bakeries are often sold without any markup, so in moscow, half of such a loaf will cost 31 rub. well, this is already the supermarket's own bread, here's a loaf of wheat, it weighs almost twice as much as this one, it costs 98 rubles. and this bread is already an order of magnitude more expensive, for example, this ba

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they're taking on ella baker brack grassroots initiative.nd so again this kind of activism is in larger numbers in the mid- 1950s. then in 1950 sit in movement. they marched in the charlotte area to that included students from local institutions. some initially white institutions. in that kind of charlotte area. this is an image of a boycott and demonstrations in durham at howard johnson. this is a very large a boycott thats happen hundreds and happd hundreds of particint participated in this. these are more examples of this larger movement happening in the mid- 1950s. the majority of student activists. larger numbers than in95 and then this is a picture of a baker. whitney baker is an activist in north carolina he was openly gay student in the universit he was a student when he began his activism and he actually train the youth activists over the years because he was a part of the naacp youth commando commit asmall group of people wt on north carolina who trained activists ared organizing. he becomes essential part of a student activism and

this is colonel baker. baker was amongst lincoln's closest friends.was a had been a senator from illinois and then a senator from, oregon, lincoln second son was edward baker. lincoln had. and on 21st, 1861, baker was killed leading a regiment at the battle of ball's bluff. about three months after the disaster, edmund versus. george mcclellan, who was then commanding union forces. the was was sitting with president lincoln in the white house discussing affairs when. a runner came in and handed him a piece of paper. mcclellan opened it, read read it, put his pocket. never said anything about its content to the commander in chief. and that report was a report of the disaster at ball's bluff and the death of lincoln's close friend. later that afternoon. as lincoln was want to do. he wandered over to mcclellan's headquarters. and mcclellan not there. but he said to thomas eckert, who was mcclellan's clerk. anything new. and accurate says, no, sir, there's nothing new in the file. he goes into mcclellan's office and he sees they're laying on his desk, a c

and after having felon for more than a quarter of us century gilbert baker flag will be a lark thank you, president peskin thank you, supervisor dorsey and all the board of supervisors and thank you, madam mayor for doing what you're about to do to sign i want to acknowledge the supervisor dhamd this landmarking by charley and the gilbert family and jerry a merchant and ralph for cvd and jones you get in trouble you don't name everyone but i want to ignore - ignore the rest of you i'll acknowledge the castro culture district thank you for being here. and thank you to the culture district for your support and, of course, all of the politicians get to do things like this because of city staff makes that happen and (clapping.) and rich from planning. i don't know we have the city attorney's but andrew can we and adam in my office adam (clapping.) and victor victor for organizing at mayors teams for your work on organizing this and a note a giant thank you to two giants that are gone and in the sky but thank you for bringing this picture of an taylor but tom taylor and others did so much

charlie beal is the president of the gilbert baker foundation.ys earlier in the week he received an email from a gay teenager in rural pennsylvania after his school district voted to ban pride flags. >> i get these emails every week. people that are just, they become scared because there's concrete evidence that shows that after this flag has been banned in these communities, hate crimes go up. >> all the more reason, mandelman says. san francisco must remain a beacon of hope for all in the lgbtq plus community as a permanent celebration of queer liberation, which is what what gilbert intended. now, the rainbow flag flying over the castro district isn't without controversy. there have been new versions of the flag aimed at being more inclusive of black and brown people, as well as others in the lgbtq plus community. many in the castro district, however, believe the original march the epicenter of gay rights in the u.s. in the studio. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you so much. salesforce's dreamforce conference starts monday.

baker mayfield goes to the panthers. up with the rams, he proves himself with like no practice time to be a competent quarterback for a competent team and now in tampa bay he has taken down a team that is the most popular super bowl pick coming out of the nfc. baker mayfield, after a two-week analysis here, he is the mvp of the league through two weeks. >>> coming up, our next guest calls donald trump's lie about haitian immigrants another test for christian america. russell moore joins us with his new piece in "the atlantic" when "morning joe" comes right back. n "morning joe" comes right back as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. (laughs) that's a rule. meanwhile, at a vrbo— when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one that's all yours. >>> welcome to the fourth hour of "morning joe." it is 6:00 a.m. on the west coast, 9:00 a.m. in the east. jonathan lemire and elise jordan are still with us. we go back to the update on the shooting on t

on february 9th 1990 baker visited gorbachev at the kremlin and he says roughly the following. how about you let your part of germany go. and we say that nato nato, in its jurisdiction, will move not one into sports. after the meeting, baker flew back to the us to report back to his boss and a good friend, president george w bush. bush, however, was anything but impressed with the proposal, the bush says, jim, i'm disappointed in you. i don't think we should negotiate about the future of nato . i think nato just won the cold war. i think nato is great just the way it is. so we're not going to do that. and you need to let people know. so one of my more interesting discoveries was a letter that baker then wrote to the west german 4 and ministry at the end of february, saying, i'm sorry, i should have said that i've caused confusion. we need to stop talking about this. and after that, this offer disappears from you american negotiating position. 2 weeks later, bush invited west german chancellor, helmut kohl and his wife to camp david the us president's country residence bush said

and so ella baker helped establish this. they played major role in a civi movemen freedom summer freedom ride, the founding of the mississippi. freedom democratic party voter in march on washington, key leaders were john lewis diane nash, dawessmith, roberson and stokely carmichael. right. they train local people to lead their own movement, which is corporate participatory democracy. right. so again, they're kind of taking on like ella baker is kind of grassroots led leadership. right. right. and so, again, this kind of activism throughout the state of north carolina is activism is in larger numbers. in the mid 1960s. right then 1967 movement, 500 people are marched in charlotte area to back the rice that college students from local kind of institutions barber scotia college jcc too. some students from little big white institutions live with some college as well right in that kind of charlotte area. this is an image of boycotts and demonstrations at in durham ad howard johnson's right so this is a very large it happened hund

joining us now is brendan murphy, head of tax at baker tilly ireland. thanks forjoining us. expert opinion, does apple have a point when it claims that the ec is trying to rewrite the rules of the past? i suppose the answer is yes and no. i will look at the pure tax voted to give prospective and yes, they do have a point —— tax legendary. this was at a time when the irish law allows this to be the case, and companies that were not resident did not have a tax charge in ireland and apple and other companies at the time it would have used the structure to allow profits to be moved into another prevent corporate tax rules to prevent irish incorporated companies from being stateless for tax purposes. joining us now is brendan murphy, head of tax at baker tilly ireland. thanks forjoining us. in your expert opinion, does apple have a point when it claims that the ec is trying to rewrite the rules of the past? i suppose the answer is yes and no. i will look at the pure tax voted to give prospective and yes, they do have a point —— tax legendary. this was at a time when the irish law

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it is available to the baker and will be used as the customer sees fit . actually, more sesame seeds are used in the bread in today's program. we will talk about the necessity of these reforms, which had not been done since 1400, the price of bread had remained constant. reforms have been made and also, well, before in tehran, at least it was like this that it was offered in different bakeries at different prices, and there was a chaos in the market, with this price reform, it is actually expected that this disparity will disappear, i said. we will talk more about this in the program along with the guests of the program, but first we will see a report and we will be at your service. sir, salam alaikum, under the name of azadpaz, there is a bakery called azadpaz that offers bread made with subsidized flour at a free price. now take a look here at the subsidized flour of doh type as a customer, we applied for simple bread for 12,000 tomans, card draw for sesame bread and 20,000 tomans for sangak sesame bread. here you can see all the bread. the stone bread i

every baker has made 3 loaves of bread. this means that he has committed another violation and his flour will be earned in the same ratio. it won't be until the future that we won't have any edits. everything that happens in nanino's system is the record of the bakers, that is, everything they do in their ovens is monitored in the system and based on the algorithms in the system , it is decided that they have violated and a share of their flour should be earned. if their violations are many there is a face-to-face visit, there is a cancellation of the license, there is a seal, and we imposed the most severe fines, because from now on, he really accepted a violation on our part. yes, mr. tabari, now it was mentioned that there should be more monitoring according to what you said, this actually created a fear, at least in me , that now with these new prices , another new price will come in the stores, and the price is like this. it should be offered higher, considering that the prices have just been announced, it is expected

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charlie beal, president of the gilbert baker foundation, shared a story about receiving an email this week from a person in pennsylvania whose school district voted to ban the rainbow flag. the letter thanked beal for offering legal guidance and strategies to fight back, even though the narrow minded bigots there are telling them that they can't fly. this flag. the people of san francisco here are telling them yes, you can. mayor london breed was on hand to make the landmark declaration official, and after a brief legislation signing ceremony, a crowd carried a rainbow flag to harvey milk plaza. all right. and now we are pulling slowly for a formal flag changing ceremony. there'll be moments like the first time we put this up, when we'll be feeling that big updraft of hope and promise, and then there'll be moments like now where this stands as a symbol of resistance. preserve it for generations of people who can look up to it and just feel a little bit of hope. a tribute to what's become an iconic symbol of hope for millions. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. certainly is iconic. an

the costs of the baker's trade union and the finished price of bread should be established so that we can follow up on this from mr. alihari. besides , i have the strength to serve you, mr. alihari. a reply from please, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings, politeness and respect to you and the respected viewers of your program. well, as you said in the first speech, tehran province, similar to other provinces, almost most of the provinces in the country have a price correction in the area of ​​ardonan. that the regulation of the country's market. of course, in these 3 years, in order to finally reduce these infamous problems , a so-called allowance was given every night for noise, which sold 40 dinars. they say that he is with adi for less than 40 years this is finally calculated in that system and every night it is deposited into the account of dear names. he continues, in addition to this , there is this correction of the prices that have been formed on bread. you see, flour and bread are important for us in two ways. one of them is that

the baker was urgently called, but filippov did not lose his head, grabbed the saika, ate it and said, but raisins. the governor-general was surprised, what kind of saika with raisins was this? no, but filippov was already running to his bakery, grabbed a whole sieve with raisins and poured them into the sieve. moscow and muscovites for one and a half hundred years, the residents of the white stone city have not loved zakrevsky, their sympathies were on the side of the resourceful baker. it seems to me that this is such a joke, which, well, through the centuries , generally followed the filippovs all the time . at first, more than half of them rushed. well, do you still have cockroaches running around there? the younger filippovs were already related to this, and this is the filippovs, who have cockroaches running around, they said in moscow, so on the one hand this was such an advertisement and it was funny, then they began to get irritated. raisin rolls could be found on the shelves of bakeries 40 years ago. this is one of the few bread products that survived the revolution and was

they are paying chief baker's salary. they are providing back fill for chief baker and they are also providing administrative fee to the agency. so there is no fiscal impact. there is actually an opportunity for recovery and building the program out to a greater extent. i wanted address that. at the end of our slide show today. i look forward to make him give a report the end of fire season. chief baker is excited. >> fire prevention and investigation. i wanted highlight on page 5, it looks like a low number for school inspections september we start over and we'll be 100% completion. if you see the complaints, as i noted in left month's report. the likelihood they would be able to bring the numbers down with increased staffing the fire marshall is able to provide has come to pass and we are seeing the number of complaints go down. if i direct you to page >> 14. i will highlight the current work this we discussed last meeting and back about our relationship with the mt a and their different processes of street change revie

up to 0 science editor calling baker has more to go to 700 kilometers above the southern atlantic ocean went out a great flying at 25000 kilometers an hour. the leader of the space mission palerose dawn prepares to do something. no civilian has done before he turns the handle, our command gives a strong push and with a silent puff of their jared isaac, men exposes his crew to the uncompromising vacuum of space. this is the 1st commercial mission to attempt a space led by space that is meant to step into a new era of human space flight led by companies. then 2000000 viewers watched through the astronaut to own helmet with the earth in full view. the space is billionaire owner, elan boss, has always said he wants to travel to mars us space program. nasa wants to get there to and it needs space x to do so. the company need space suits that can withstand the pressure temperature, radiation, and other risks of space. and it needs data about how humans cope without weight. so that void starts with some tests, right? here, kind of wave of the arm to back towards the earth. that's the fundament

in reality, they were not philip baker and his partners were essentially making it up their life. the 2nd thing, and in some ways the more damaging issue is that as they sought to recruit additional investors, new investors, which were essential because they needed to paper over the last the money that they'd already lost. they were in their prospectuses and the documents that they provided to investors to show investors how well they've been doing. they're lying there to and they were saying instead of having lost 50 percent of their assets in the 1st year, they were saying, oh, look at us, we've got this long track record of very impressed returns. they were lying not only by the returns, but they were lying about the longevity of the fun. so they were saying they had, i believe, a 14 year track record. it just wasn't true that they had not been trading for 14 years. trading results were falsely reported, and hence that was a fraud. you cannot do that one penny not reported properly is wrong. as the the victims were everyone who invested with investors who lost their money initi

let's ask jerry baker. trump. do you think the american public will buy it? >> yes, charles, i don't. and i think they're in your question more importantly because if we had two candidates that were running for the presidents, running for presidency who had not been in office before our were somehow fresh and new, then they might listen to each side saying things about the other side's forces. we don't have that. we have two candidates running for president, one was president until four years ago for a single term of 4-year. man, one who has been vice president since then. so voters can compare records, they don't just have to listen to what other sites are promising are what they are saying about each other, they can actually look at their own experience of what happened during those two terms. and again, we can argue about the pros and cons and who did what and whether the pollsters were right, but they can look at that 4-year period where it was up until the pandemic and they sell rising incomes and they

only local bakers know how to make our real flatbread.he secret is hidden in the hands of the baker, in our flour and water, and just vauri of the city of samarkand. in short, no, the mystery of the samarkand flatbread. will be revealed, there is a legend that bakers from another city wanted to make the same flatbread, they could not do it, in the end they brought all the ingredients from samarkand and even a tandoor to their city, but it still turned out differently, so you can try such a flatbread only here, and that is, and how often if you can buy a khranitsa for 2-3 months once a month everything, yes, but usually it is eaten in a day, one such... canteen begins, well what do i see, as i understand, bread, vegetables, cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, greens, rice, pepper, meat, sour cream, children at our school spend practically the whole day from 8 am to 5:00 pm, so we have mandatory meals, breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, and we make up a new menu every season. today i came to a private school, but despite this, the education system

charlie beal is the president of the gilbert baker foundation. he says earlier in the week, he received an email from a gay teenager in rural pennsylvania after his school district voted to ban pride flags. >> i get these emails every week. people that are just, they become scared because there's concrete evidence that shows that after this flag has been banned in these communities, hate crimes go up. >> all the more reason mandelman says san francisco must remain a beacon of hope for all in the lgbtq plus community. >> as a permanent celebration of queer liberation, which is what what gilbert intended. >> now the rainbow flag flying over the castro district isn't without controversy. there have been new versions of the flag aimed at being more inclusive of black and brown people, as well as others in the lgbtq plus community. many in the castro district believe the original marks the epicenter of gay rights in the us. in the studio tim johns, abc seven news. >> tim, thank you. >> so did you feel it? small earthquake shook the san jose area this

kate baker speaking _ what we have witnessed. kate baker speaking to _ what we have witnessed.eaking to andy swiss. well, that closing ceremony is just beginning at the stade de france, celebrating the french electronic music scene. poppy maskill and matt bush have the honour of being paralympics gb's flagbearers. maskill won three golds in the pool, with bush, who missed the last two games with injury, taking gold in para taekwondo. he said it's a big day more though for his friends and family. it means a lot, to be selected to do that means a lot. i will take my dad's advice. you said it's a big honour and don't mess around. for my friends and family, for people who have been watching it all along, for them to see me represent a country that way will be really cool country that way will be really cool. a lot of people want to sit for the first few weeks and then maybe find a place for it. she was out here supporting it. she was out here supporting it. she was out here supporting it. she was loving it. there is stuff she won't remember but she will be able to look back on it a

peter baker, i want to get your thoughts on this. the world that we're living in with this threatened environment, the words that are being used in political campaigns. >> this is an extraordinary moment right. we're now seeing two assassination attempts apparently as you say, the fbi is still not not charging with that but two against the former president. it is reminding people of 1968. we're already doing a lot of comparisons to 1986 because of the war in gaza on the left, in 1968 was about the war in vietnam and the sense of society and polarize is and that kind of thing. and what we didn't have the last couple of months in terms of the comparison was the political violence and the assassination of martin luther king and kennedy. fortunately in this case, they were unsuccessful and former president trump has survived and will continue to campaign. but it talks about our moment of political violence. that this is somehow becoming not just an aberration, but part of our landscape. and we will be shocked by it and then we will almos

bakers are required to implement the law. ali gooders calcium carbonate factory in lorestan province has made it possible to export more than 4 thousand tons of this product per month. calcium carbonate is used in the construction, pharmaceutical, paint and paper industries. our product is something like oil , it can be sold all over the world. mr. bahram seri , the first step towards realizing his goal, we started one day from the mine, now our goal is to complete our chain and in 2084 to complete the production process of the calcium carbonate chain, they will do their own work. to begin with, we extract ore we powder it, we mix it with stearic acid and finally in the form of a masterbatch. we supply calcium to our customers and they were able to produce successive plans for the development of new products by using the world's technical knowledge by internal and executive experts . as a blessing from god, we processed it and we have the ability to expand it. we can mix it with rubber. let's mix it with rubber and give an ex

bush and jim baker did when the when the berlin wall fell. second is courage, not the courage of the battlefield. but the courage to take risks for, peace and negotiations. we saw that with sadat going to jerusalem with the crown prince of, the uae and the abraham accords. we saw that in northern where the catholic and protestant communities, nationalists and unionists, finally decided that enough violence was enough broke from their political bases to make peace. third is preparation. there is substitute for being for knowing more about the issues than anybody else at the negotiating. so you can come up with creative compromises. next is the ability and this may seem like an unusual one to listen, not just to speak, but to hear other side, to put yourself and shoes. it is what larry summers called on sympathetic empathy so that you appreciate what they have to get out of an agreement in order for you to succeed as well. next is to build trust, personal relationships, the perfect example was jim baker spending three days with edward chevron,

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well, the corner of grove and baker streets in san francisco will soon have a new name, all in honor of 17 year old aubrey acosta who was killed back in 2006. nearly two decades later, still no arrests in the case is cold. and last night, city supervisors voted in favor of a resolution to rename a portion of that street. max darrow has more on how it will help one mother's tireless pursuit of justice >>>>on the corner of baker and grove streets in san francisco, paulette brown puts up yet another photo of her son, aubrey nasa the staples give you an idea of how many times she's done this over the last 18 years. >>>>i miss you so much, son. mommy's still fighting for you. >>>>aubrey was murdered here on august 14th, 2006. he was 17 years old. the case remains an unsolved homicide. >>>>he didn't deserve to die. >>>>for years, she's hoped people would see his photo and would speak up. >>>>i do think that people still know what happened to my child, >>>>but soon there will be a permanent marker to honor aubrey's life and legacy. >>>>yes, this is like it's going to be up here. >>>>the san

if he uses his card more than two or three times, the device will give a warning so that the baker knows, for example, this is the fourth time he is coming to buy bread, and this must be a problem. now there is a number, of course, in some of our cities we have this problem. now we have reduced this restriction, but in some cities this restriction can only be used for violations. it also has a supervisory duty on the tradesmen now according to the new prices that have been announced and the reforms that have been announced. how will this supervisory discussion be carried out on behalf of our iran chamber of guilds in the iranian chamber of guilds, actually under the collection of the iranian chamber of guilds, 401 chambers of trades in the country. . there is that each of the inspections of the inspection department have their own , which are constantly informing, training, reporting and informing through the inspection of the chamber of guilds of iran. we are communicating to respected upstream organizations. we will certainly continue these inspections, we believe that this inspection

dusty baker's son at home plate and look at this, darren baker in that big league debut with his first major league hit today in the ninth inning for the washington nationals. it's his mom and dad cheering on. and that is some sensational story and a cool story, glen, for us all. >>> coming up this labor day weekend, hundreds of hotel workers are taking their demands to the picketline. details on what they're asking for. >>> hotel workers across the country are now on strike. this is the scene from the picket line in boston and seattle this morning. you're about to see it. the union representing the striking workers say they're demanding better pay and better working conditions including the return of automatic daily room cleaning. many hotels would drop during the pandemic. >> it's the end of the long summer where businesses bounce back. wages workers are not keeping back with all the profit the company is making. >> and the strikes are happening at a number of hyatt and hilton properties. certain services may be limited. >>> well still ahead, keeping the say hey kid's memory alive. t

legend has it a local baker dreamed of a lost horseshoe and was inspired to bake croissants for the wholeof helping those in need. now, every st martin's day, the town unites for a parade and devours an astounding 700,000 croissants, baked for the celebration. so, now let's get to rolling. it should be four, maybe five millimetres thick. poznan�*s food scene might be evolving, but since 2008, its croissants have claimed the world's first legal protection, ensuring they're baked this way forever. it's kind of like, i don't know, champagne in france, for example. yeah. that's certified as well like that. now, we need to get layers in our dough, so repeat it until we get 81 layers. it can now take anywhere up to three hours to create 81 layers of pastry. we're using one maciej made earlier. i'm going to show you what shapes now we need to cut out of it. now for the filling, which can only be made out of these ingredients to be called a st martin's croissant. poppy seeds, dried candied orange peel, sultanas, biscuit bits, peanuts, and also a little bit of almond aroma. so, to make them look l

and sima , according to the head of tehran's sanaf chamber, all bakers are obliged to sell bread at an approved price and with any type. expensive selling or forced selling, like forced selling , will be treated seriously. any trade unit that does not install the price list will be subject to a fine, that is, a fine that is unforgivable and will be recorded in the business records. the price list must be visible to the customer, we emphasize this. we did it, and if a trade union does not do this, it is a violation and against the law , so-called law will be applied. if a trade union is not able to do so, it is not necessary for it to revoke its license. we have an alternative. there are many students who are ready to follow what has been announced. legal and all bakers they are required to implement the law and another report from our country, fishing was banned in hormozgan waters until the 9th of october . with the beginning of seyyed abzian's seaport project. it was banned in the waters of hormozgan. this plan is implemented every year in order to maintain the stability of aquatic r

. >>> in san francisco, the corner of grove and baker streets will soon have a new. they in honor of aubrey abercasa. he was just 17 years old when he was killed at the same intersection back in 2006. nearly two decades later, there has still been no arrest in this cold case. today, city supervisors voted in favor of a resolution to rename a portion of the street. max darrow has more on how it will help one mother's tireless pursuit of justice. >> reporter: on the corner of baker and grove streets in san francisco, paulette brown puts up another photo of her son. the staples give you an idea of how many times she's done this over the last 18 years. >> i miss you so much, son. mommy is still fighting for you. >> reporter: aubrey was murdered here on august 14, 2006. he was 17 years old. the case remains an unsolved homicide. >> he didn't deserve to die. >> reporter: for years, she's hoped people would see his photo and would speak up. >> i do think people still know what happened to my child. >> reporter: but soon there will be a permanent marker to honor aubrey's lif