the midpoint of their minimum unit alcohol pricing policy that came in 2018, minimum price per unit ofol designed to deal with problem drinking. some experts will see that these figures would be even worse if it was not for that, possibly. but what you can see is that scotland has big problems, both with drugs and with alcohol. the scottish government would see that they are trying to deal with both of those at the same time. i read that minimum unit pricing coming in back in 2018. it was controversial then. coming in back in 2018. it was controversialthen. is coming in back in 2018. it was controversial then. is there any chance they would take this even further now? that is something people will want them to do, people who are in favour of that policy will be seeing, it has not increased in line with inflation, therefore the impact of that minimum price per unit of alcohol is not the same as it was five years ago, that is certainly an i'd read that will be made. it is not some thing a scottish government have really come down one side or the other on that definitely there will be pre

the midpoint of their minimum unit alcohol pricing policy that came in 2018, minimum price per unit ofll see that these figures would be even worse if it was not for that, possibly. but what you can see is that scotland has big problems, both with drugs and with alcohol. the scottish government would see that they are trying to deal with both of those at the same time. i read that minimum unit pricing coming in back in 2018. it was controversial then. coming in back in 2018. it was controversialthen. is coming in back in 2018. it was controversial then. is there any chance they would take this even further now? that is something people will want them to do, people who are in favour of that policy will be seeing, it has not increased in line with inflation, therefore the impact of that minimum price per unit of alcohol is not the same as

for gas and electricity. 0f unit price for gas and electricity.he russian invasion of ukraine that shot up so we have seen historically huge high levels of what people would have been paying. now, it has been for the past three months at just over £2000 but we are now expecting it from october, 0fgem confirming today, that will fall to just below £2000, £1923 from october. that is the first time 0ctober. that is the first time since october 2022, that the cap is fallen below that level. that is for a typical household, it will affect 29 million bill payers across england, scotland and wales. it works a tiny bit differently in northern ireland. 0fgem seems everyone uses, at the moment 12,000 kilowatt hours of gas and 9000 kilowatt hours of gas and 9000 kilowatt hours of electricity, that is dropping slightly from october but that is what it assumes a use. if you do chuck on your thermostat all day and two day long you will pay more but i think a kind of welcome move here and the analysts expect it to stay at this level now for certainly into next y

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however, ofgem today confirmed that figure will fall, with the unit price cap from october, meaning ard higher than in the winter of 2021. but there will no longer be any government support for the bills as there was last year, which means some households may pay the same amount, or even more, despite the fall in prices. let's get some political reaction now, starting with the prime minister. actually, today is really good news for families up and down the country with a reduction in the energy price cap that's going to reduce on average a typical family's energy bill by about £150, easing the burden on the cost of living. and we took decisive action after putin's illegal war to help families by imposing a windfall tax on energy companies, using that money to provide about £1,500 of support to a typical household. but i know things are still tough, and that's why we are working night and day to bring down inflation so that the money in people's pockets can go further. data suggests that some families will once again be struggling this winter with energy costs off the back of another d

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the russian ruble has fallen in price unit dollar has risen in price so for the american dollar theyask for 3 rubles. and 3 kop. euro at the rate. national bank 3 rubles. 35 kop. 10 yuan cost 4.205 3 rubles. 32 kopecks are asked for 100 russian rubles. belarusians spend a little more than half of their money on non-food items. goods clothing footwear and household the technique of analytics is driven by debt. on average , on a daily purchase, we spend about 20 rubles. this data for the first half of the year was also named by the committee in the top 5 most purchased goods in online stores, most often interested in electric butt devices and tools. parts, car accessories , clothing, cosmetics, and building materials in russia began to sell chinese cars with karaoke, the price for this year's model is from 2.5 to 3 million russian rubles. it is called an inexpensive alternative to an electric crossover, moskvich-3e is installed in the car digital panel multimedia system , in addition, the car is equipped with a panoramic roof camera, and the front seat of the car can be folded out so a

what he didn't say was that, while the unit price of energy was being capped, another part of people'ss paid for instant infrastructure and so on, these are actually going up. the gap between what people paid last winter and what they will pay this winter might be quite narrow. people will obviously be influenced by how they feel about their energy bills, rather than weathered and things are simply moving in the right direction. there has been political reaction from opposition parties. both labour and the liberal democrats are saying that they ought to be a proper windfall tax. the current when full tax has got too many loopholes and if more money came from energy companies, then these bills could be reduced further. there is a wider debate to about what happens longer term, about what happens longer term, about the cost of energy, because at the moment, the price cap is way above, even the reduced price cap, is way above where it was just before ukraine war, around £1300. if energy prices are likely to remain high, there has to be a different solution. certain the opposition parties

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the price cap for bills — that's the cost per unit of energy — for millions of households is set by therice cap will apply from from october — though bills will still be higher than in the winter of 2021. the drop is because of lower wholesale gas prices, but prices will still be higher than they were two years ago. the chief executive of the energy regulater ofgem, jonathan brearley, explained why the price cap is coming down. what we do as a regulator is we look at the costs that the energy companies need to spend to get the energy their customers need, and we make sure, through ourformulae, that that is reasonably reflected in the prices that they pay. and so, in essence, the price cap is a maximum that companies can charge, to make sure that they are not charging unfair prices over and above that. now, what we are announcing today is a £150 drop in that cap. now, right now, that applies to most households, and of course, for everyone, that will be welcome relief. and this is a step in the right direction, but we all need to recognise that, although that cap has come down, this is st

the unit price cap means from october, a typical household's annual bill would be just over £1,900 —. that's a third higher than in the winter of 2021. but there will no longer be any government support for the bills as there was last year — which means some households may pay as much, or even more, despite the fall in prices. live now to westminster with jonathan brearley, the ceo of 0fgem, the energy regulator. thank you for your time this morning. can you explain to our viewers what the thinking is behind the cap change. viewers what the thinking is behind the cap change-— the cap change. what we do as a regulator. _ the cap change. what we do as a regulator. we — the cap change. what we do as a regulator, we look _ the cap change. what we do as a regulator, we look at _ the cap change. what we do as a regulator, we look at the - the cap change. what we do as a regulator, we look at the cost i the cap change. what we do as a regulator, we look at the cost is | regulator, we look at the cost is the energy company needs to spend to get the energy to their customers. we make sure thr

today's announcement limits the gas and electricity unit prices which energy companies are allowed to britain, and the cap is going down — but not by much. so a year and a half ago, people were paying around £1,200 a yearfor their bills, but then gas per unit in the market was about 50% of the sort of prices we are seeing this winter, and that is why prices still remain high. because we are not getting that extra government support this year, that £66 in monthly payments, despite the small drop in price, what we are all paying out this winter is going to feeljust as tough as last year. labour said the government is not doing enough to help while costs are still so high, but the government say they are still giving extra to those struggling most. pensioners are receiving an extra £300 this winter, alongside their winter fuel payment, and everyone on universal credit is receiving £900 in direct cost of living support because i want to make sure the most vulnerable in our society do get that extra help. but campaigners say that is not enough to help those most in need. we are really conc

the price cap for bills — that's the cost per unit of energy — for millions of households, is set by w — lower — price cap will apply from from october — though bills will still be higher than in the winter of 2021. so let's take a closer look at some of those figures. a typical household currently pays £2,074 a year on its gas and electricity bill. according to the regulator ofgem — that will fall to £1,923 between october and december. in the united states, according to official statistics, the average household pays around $2,300 a year. that's more than $50 less than in england, scotland and wales — although the price fluctuates on a state—by—state basis. the chief executive of the energy regulater ofgem, jonathan brearley, explained why the price cap is coming down. what we do as a regulator is we look at the costs that the energy companies need to spend to get the energy their customers need. and we make sure through our formulae that that is reasonably reflected in the prices that they pay. and so, in essence, the price cap is a maximum the companies can charge to make sure tha

but then gas per unit in the market was about 50% of the sort of prices we're seeing this winter.rt this year, that £66 in monthly payments, despite the small drop in price, what we're all paying out this winter is going to feeljust as tough as last year. labour say the government isn't doing enough to help while costs are still so high. but the government say they are still giving extra to those struggling most. pensioners are receiving an extra £300 this winter alongside their winter fuel payment, and everyone on universal credit is receiving £900 in direct cost of living support. because i want to make sure the most vulnerable in our society do get that extra help. but campaigners say that's not enough to help those most in need. we are really concerned about that. we know that single parents are already very worried. they are using credit to pay for basics like food. we know that the complexities around energy and increasing energy debt is going to make a really complex situation a whole lot worse. there are lots of useful tips about how to keep energy bills down in your home

the unit price cap means that from october, a typical household's annual bill would be just over £1,900the prime minister rishi sunak has been asked about the energy price cap. this is what he had to say a short while ago. today is really good news for families up and down the country, with a reduction in the energy price cap that's going to reduce, on average, a typical family's energy bill by about £150, easing the burden on the cost of living. and we took decisive action after putin's illegal war to help families by imposing a windfall tax on energy companies, using that money to provide about £1,500 of support to a typical household. but i know things are still tough, and that's why we are working night and day to bring down inflation so that the money in people's pockets can go further. data suggest that some families will once again be struggling this winter with energy costs off the back of another difficult one. how do you target that support to help those people? it's really important that we do target our support to the most vulnerable in society, and that's what we're doing.

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current and sustainable production by manufacturing units, the price of cement has not increased for two years, despite the challenges, the price has remained the same. the price of the approval is 5052. the same price as bronze is always cement. the most widely used in the construction industry , the producers have challenges . gas restrictions in winter, electricity restrictions in summer, most of the industry activists. it is said that the price of cement with constant currencies remains above one million and 300 thousand tomans, and this continuity of the wide supply in iran and the demand that the presence of the certainty of the next currencies will ensure this peace in the domestic market and export ahead. last year, we produced 72 million tons , it was nearly 60 million tomans domestically, now with our inventory, we exported 13 million tomans. and the stability of the price will continue to work. shabani, sed and sima news agency, the nationwide auction of property worth 2,300 billion tomans has begun, according to mr. gholami , the vice president of operation and sale of mo

units. the price. $900,000 per unit. the road to 231 grant has been both innovative and rewarding, one that truly exemplifies the meaning of public private partnerships for community benefit teachers from six school districts in both counties will be eligible to apply for the vacancies. together, we're helping teachers connect more fully to their communities and embracing the opportunity to look beyond the way things have always been done , but to the way that things can be done. the south bay is in a housing building boom. many completed and more are in progress. still housing advocates contend the pace of progress needs to be quicker than the five years it's taken for the grant avenue project. we need a large scale federal investment like they started to do in the 30s. we dealt with this housing crisis in the 30s by building public housing lots of public housing, and it solved the problem. while washington lawmakers are locked in partizan bickering, some and others are moving forward with plans for construction of a se

units. the price of billion shares in the over-the-counter exchange amounted to 1,620 billion tomans. made by ghazal arabgol of sed and sima news agency, the total stock market index decreased by more than 1700 points at the end of sunday's trading . experts consider the increase in the amount of interbank interest as one of the factors of the outflow of liquidity from the capital market . exchange experts believe that if the increase in the amount of interbank interest continues the stock market is still not breathing the current interest rate, no matter how insignificant it is, will cause the exit of investor capital from a market like the capital market to the old, productive banks, if the systematic risks in the economy are reduced, in the long term, it can be useful for the capital market, but in the short term, this is the case. conditions on the shahidshahr board of trading 244 million units of commodity investment funds in the commodity exchange last week ending on august 20, in 11 active funds in the gold field and two funds in the saffron field, more than two hundred and forty four

>> and that's the problem with minimum pricing. it minimum unit pricing.are drinking in scotland by amount. but when people are drinking in scotland bycomes amount. but when people are drinking in scotland bycomes to amount. but when people are drinking in scotland bycomes to problem1t. but when people are drinking in scotland bycomes to problem drinkers hen people are drinking in scotland bycomes to problem drinkers and it comes to problem drinkers and alcoholics, had absolutely alcoholics, it's had absolutely no because it's price no impact because it's price inelastic . people will drink if inelastic. people will drink if they want to drink. >> yes, that's because if you're actually an alcoholic, which is actually an alcoholic, which is a disease rather than anything else , it's very difficult to else, it's very difficult to come off alcohol. when i went to a rehabilitation centre as a minister in i think it was kensington and i went there expecting to find a whole lot of heroin addicts and the professional staff there in that unit told me it was more d

year-over-year and basically the only way they can meet those numbers consistently the average unit priceot of the revenue is out of the country, less developed countries. they have heavy lifting to do if they see the overall growth and our concern right now is really valuation. at a 30 pe it is going to be tough to keep that going. we think they will to show some good guidance, you will have to see it on services. phone growth is probably towing to be a little bit anemic, guidance on services will be everything and amazon will have a similar type of lift where you're expecting to see as you referred to revenue growth go down again. there was disappointing in the first quarter as they were, disappointing they were only up 16%, versus being up over 30 in prior year-over-year. they will once again have to show guidance. they will have to show what's happening in aws. you know the retail is up right about 7.8 to 8%, that will be fine. it will be all be what will they have in cloud growth and what are they going to see going into the future. guidance will rule the day here. liz: we've been sh

the management of the current conditions and the stability of the production by the production units, the price of cement has not increased for two years despite the challenges. the fixed price is to announce the approved price of 5052, the same price in the supply of the widely used cans in the construction industry. manufacturers have challenges in the winter, gas restrictions, in the summer , the industry's electricity restrictions . the continuity of the supply in iran and the demand that the certainty of the following currencies have ensured this peace in the domestic market , they have taken up exports. last year , we produced 72 million tons, 60 million tomans is domestic, and with our inventory of 13 million toman issued 1,400 due to frequent power outages, the price of cement has increased by 433%, but this year due to the challenge of electricity production , it was able to continue its work with minimal vulnerability and price stability. miami sabzevar said out of a total of 83 endangered species in the country, a comprehensive plan for the 21st conservation is being prepared. the co

units. developer price brothers plans on converting the remaining floors into another 280. what has been the big challenge for converting a building like this, that's historic? >> i think needing to preserve the integrity of the building, finding floor plans that fit within the space >> reporter: residents say they like the novelty of living in an old office space >> you walk into these buildings and it's beautiful, because they were for executives and executive suites >> reporter: it's one answer to the rising problem of empty offices, fueled in part by work from home trends real estate firm cbre says 18% of office space now sits empty, a 30-year high cities like san francisco, denver, and atlanta dealing with vacancy rates well above that developers are getting creative to fill the space. old offices turned into classrooms and biotech labs >> nobody wants to have a city backdrop that has unoccupied buildings that are decrepit and generally not attractive to their city and so, this is somewhat of a wa watershed moment to make sure that our cities can reinvent themselves >>

the fall in the price of the global ounce what was the release of the employment report of the unitedlast week on the last trading day , which was not as expected, and this caused the weakening of the dollar index , on the other hand, the increase in the price of currency and gold in the world market during the last trading day, experts believe that due to due to the decline of the us dollar, the lower bond game and the us job data , which in recent weeks brought a decrease in the rate of each ounce of gold in the world markets, the best and easiest way to predict the world markets in the coming weeks and months is that the news of the field this yellow metal will always be observed next week it will be published and it will strengthen the dollar index. we will continue to see a decrease in the price of each ounce of gold in the coming months. thank you, bismillah rahman al rahim, minister of foreign affairs, for attending the joint economic commission of iran and south africa in a few moments from mehrabad airport. it will be possible to know the details of the travel plans of mr. am

manchester united did not agree with harry and gohar's price. and football transfers in the world, considering that manchester united has set a price of 40 million pounds for harry maguire, there is also a desire to refine the offer of 30 million pounds on the eve of the start of the english premier league. various, mr. khan, except for arkady on loan, the interest and the player himself, between the transfer of chelsea, he prefers to loan works to leicester city under the close supervision of whom after bayern munich's desire to increase the income of your proposal to recruit harry kane . tottenham is increasingly thinking about the departure of this player. it is planned that iran will offer about 110 million euros to tottenham, and 20-year-old gonzalez joined juventus as a new defender with a three-year contract, and valencia will benefit from this transfer of 5% quota. canceling its volume is placed in the defense line to replace the experienced bonucci after a personal agreement with davids, arsenal reached an agreement with brentford to rec

maybe it's because the prices are determined arbitrarily, and the bakers are the same unit, and if we consider that the prices are different, bandar, i would like to say hello and good night to you, dear viewers, mr. popper's words are good before helping the service. you are fine as long as no rate is given or there is no spontaneous closure he has his heart, because he looks good, i say, sir, this gentleman should not pay you this unconventional amount . what did you do for me ? you have done something positive for me . what should i answer? compared to 1401, i didn't have inflation anymore, and beyond this decree, millet bread will become expensive. yes, this underselling will happen in most cases. a percentage of the samples do this , the children of the non-conventional side will sell less or if he is unconventional, that night i will say that my weight is higher than what i have, but with your words , we had high inflation for 1401 months. do you have an expectation of the ingredients in your eyes at the daily rate of 1400, whether it is legal or not, the price is illegal , diff

you're never going to settle in the united states. the pricebeth paid was hundreds of thousands of farmers came to the high plains in the 80s and 90s and they were miserable failures even under normal conditions and it was a disaster so is an environmental prophet before his w time and nt sure we are still hearing the message so in the southwest we are beyond our means so thean colorado river is at the bottom of the canyon is a powerful river but not that big of a river. it doesn't have the enough water so 25 or 30 million people and they don't have major water sources. the demands and legal obligations are already beyond the supplies to the water under normal conditions, the colorado river cousin have all of it. we've been in a drought for about 20 years now going downward lake powell head of the grand canyon and lake mead below the grand canyon, 40%. we are not far g from where we will have a water crisis where water supplies will become in the great alternative sources and agriculture in southern dcalifornia and the valley depends on colorad

we made some of the women seeking shelter and southeastern united states prices for hurricane. it's definitely a, it's expected to hit florida as a category for storm emergencies are declared in several states with resident warrant of life threatening floods. the hello i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. we'll begin with breaking news and get ball and where a group of military officers claimed they have seized power in the central african country. gunfire has been reported in the capital leap with bill. the officers say the country's borders are now closed and all state institutions dissolved in a televised address. they said sunday's election in which president probably bung the one. the 3rd term lacked credibility. tensions have been running high since the vote with claims from the opposition to voting irregularities. so far there has been no reaction to the announcement from the government are corresponded to at least that your coma is monitoring events in gamble and for us who joins us from lagos in nigeria. alisa, what more can you tell us about this too and the peopl

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beginning the united states where prices rose moderately last month, despite a sharp increase in interestates to stamp out inflation. the figures suggest that america's central bank monetary policy is succeeding in containing soaring prices but thejob may not be done just yet. shall flory has more from new york. the us government reported that inflation increased 3.2% from a year earlier which was up from a 3% annual rise injune. —— michelle fleury. it's due to higher housing, cars and food costs but once his take—out core inflation was 4.7%, the lowest since october 2021. the good news is that inflation has drifted down from last summer's 40 drifted down from last summer's a0 year highs but it's still well above what the federal reserve thinks of as normal prices. with the overall trend heading in the right direction, policymakers may feel that they don't need to raise interest rates further. us central bank, you may recall, raised its benchmark interest rate to more than five and a quarter %, the highest in 22 years, all in a bid to call the economy and ease the pressure is pushing up p

units. the price is $900,000 per unit. the road to 231 grant has been both innovative and rewarding, one that truly exemplifies the meaning of public private partnership for community benefit teachers from six school districts in both counties will be eligible to apply for the vacancies together, we're helping teachers connect more fully to their communities and embracing the opportunity to look beyond the way things have always been done, but to the way that things can be done. the south bay is in a housing building boom. many affordable units have been completed and more are in progress. still all housing advocates contend the pace of progress needs to be quicker than the five years it's taken for the grant avenue project. we need a large scale federal investment like they started to do in the 30s. we dealt with this housing crisis in the 30s by building public housing. lots of public housing, and it solved the problem. while washington lawmakers are locked in partizan bickering, simitian and others are moving forward wi

sent you're never going toof settle a lot of the western united states. the price to be paid hundreds of thousands of farmers that came to thein high plains in the 188s and 1890s who tried to farm. they were miserableur failures. even under normal conditions he had the drought in the 1890s it was a disaster. powell was a environmental profit before his time. i'm not sure were still quite hearing that message were still on the southwest spirit living beyond our means. the colorado river at thed botm of the grand canyon is part of the canyon is a very powerful rib it's not that big of a river compared to what eastern rivers. it does not have the big of volume of water. it is now supporting 25 or 30 million people and a lot of agricultural areas do not have any that major water source besides the colorado river. the demands on the river the legal obligations are already beyond what has as a supplies of the water under normal conditions the colorado river site have enough water to meet the demands on it. lately been a drought mode we been a drought for about 20 yearss

sadeghieh, one unit more than the price of the day .se attacks in the beginning of the 90s were about the lack of supply in the language of demand, and this made it more difficult for the next government. this insistence was followed up in the regular meetings of the supreme council of housing, any necessary coordination should be done, this will actually cause disorder and real estate companies to disrupt the housing market, follow without interruption , do executive work, and this is also related to tehran and will be launched throughout the country. system real estate and real estate companies are involved with the people in order to register the rental contract in order to improve the situation of the rental market in afshar market. the prices have improved step by step . to date, we have issued more than 60,000 empty residential units to the tax agency and demanded that the owners of the units are obliged to pay taxes or if i have an objection, instead of resolving the dispute, these actions led to the government in its first two y

price in the future? >> canadian prescription drugs are threats almost every other country except the united states drug prices we can't make the money in the united states, we are limited in what we can make overseas so again back to the innovation argument, we can't make these drugs anymore, we have to make what we can in united states and of the argument that's been going on for 30 some years that i've been working with the united states is practically alone not having price control on drugs and people do go across the board particularly in northern state of mexico to buy cheaper drugs you can get personal supply for yourself and they are getting drugs in their and they say they are canadian and it can be problematic the general rule, they are cheaper and other countries to mark about healthcare? >> something congress is working on, the biden administration put out new rules, something congress has been working on for a long time the late 90s and tossed a couple of and we have not seen to help treated the same as other medical ailments and something give administration is working on and congress is working

we are opening up retail centers as we speak in europe, we have them in the united states. the priceoint is not $5,000. we have a price point at the high-end luxury end. our competition is porsche, bmw. david: you are trying to be an electric vehicle for high-end cars. andrew: at this point in time, that is our strategy. we have the dream, the air, and the suv the gravity. these price points are north of $100,000. the dream at $160,000, $170,000, that is clearly the luxury end. the mass-market end with general motors and ford is obviously a big opportunity, we will get there eventually but have no announcements. david: you have one of the cars? andrew: i do. i was an early buyer at full price. i thought it was important for the team. that i demonstrate my support. i will never forget the amazing drive i had and it. i have it down in florida were my residence is. i drove it, drove into palm beach, drove around there. every time i stopped, i had people looking at me. i knew it was not me. it was the car. i parked it, i will kid you not, it was like a mob scene around me. it was the sec

maybe it is that the prices are determined arbitrarily and with one unit and if we consider that the prices are different, i would like to say hello and good night to you , dear viewers, mr. when the rate is not given or there is no holiday, his heart will spontaneously yes, because it looks good, i say, sir, this gentleman should not pay you this unusual amount, sit down, what did you do for me , you did something positive for me , how should i answer you? compared to 1401, i didn't have any inflation. there is no other way to go beyond the approval of millet bread. yes, this short sale is almost common. there is the price of people, but why should i do it for an hour? you are right, i am saying that a percentage of samples do this , and the children of the non-conventional party sell less or if i am unconventional, i will say that the weight is higher than what i have, but with your words , we had high inflation for 1401 months. what do we expect from the ingredients at the daily rate of 1,400, it should not be legal, the price is illegal, different prices and beyond what is being d

powell was basically saying, you're never going to settle a lot of the in the western united states, the price to be paid was there was, you hundreds of thousands of farmers that came to high plains in the 1880s, 1890s, who, you know, tried to farm and were miserable failures, even under normal conditions. then when you had, you know, some years of drought in, the 1890s, it was a disaster so, you know, powell was a prophet, environmental prophet before his time. and not sure we're still quite hearing that message. it comes to water resources because we're still in the southwest. you know, we're really living beyond our means. the colorado river, is it the bottom of the grand canyon? the curve of the canyon? you know, it seems like a very powerful river, but it's not that big of a river compared to a lot of eastern rivers. you know, it doesn't have that big volume of water. so it's now supporting, you know, 25 or 30 million people and a lot of agricultural areas don't have any other major source besides the colorado river. and the demands on the river, the legal obligations supposed to meet are

that it will not hurt you to pay attention to the production side of starting stagnant units, it works well, but the pricethese units that are alive they are working and god take care of the labor force today, we are in trouble because the labor force cannot be managed with a salary of 8 million tomans, we didn't have one ourselves, instead of him coming to work, i am a hawker. unfortunately, snap hawking has grown , we have to take care of this , because the capital has become the most reliable and efficient capital of the country, human resources. the care of human resources is far away. in part it is really hard to believe that these are the finishing forces . believe me , we have one and a half to two times the salary of iran. we have taken measures to improve the skills of human resources, which means that in the last few years, the industrial units of industrial estates are faced with the provision of human resources. why are some of the transportation ways of shir come from some of the locations and they said that we have the conditions of big and good cities that they can actually provide mechanis

price and the future? guest: canadian prescription drugs -- they cost less because canada has limits on how much drugmakers can charge, almost every other country except the united states regulates or caps drug prices, and if they can't make money in the united states, we are being limited in what we can make overseas, so again, back to that innovation argument -- we will be able to make these drugs anymore. we have to make the profits that we can in the united states. that has been the fight going on for 30 some years that i have been watching. the united states is practically alone in not having price controls on drugs, and people can and duco across the border, particularly if you live in a northern state or if a southern state, you live in a state near mexico, you can get a personal supply for yourself, but there is a concern about people getting black-market drugs or selling mail-order drugs that are canadian but aren't, so it can be problematic. that's the general rule, they are cheaper in canada and other countries too. host: health care for psychiatric patients? guest: this is something congress is working on. the biden administration put out new rules o